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5 BP 10 ' ' THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1898. ' l'
til A Preview of the Holidays
III Art Products of Four Nations
fll f CHANCE, Italy, Austria, Germany are represented
t m I i in the General Assembly of Holiday Goods
? w tnat salute you from our Bric-a-brac Art Room
' 811 basement to-day.
I fi The thought of Christmas is abroad, and Wana-
W maker's is an oracle of the Holidays, whence ema-
' fl ? nates the festive spirft of the glad season.
I hi Just now we print nothing about holiday
Bl ' ' business and the prices of holiday things. We
V '- simply proclaim the advent of Bronzes from France,
5 ' f Marbles from Italy, Pottery from France, Ger-
I" i many and Austria. Paris, Berlin, Dresden, Vienna,
f4 Hi I Teplitz, Carlsbad, a veritable pan-municipal show
I...HH of the latest art merchandise from the cities most
t m I distinguished for co-operative products of the fine
I Sp I ' anc mecnamc arts
I ml There are statuettes, busts, vase's, plates, toilet
I j things, table articles all things produced in glass,
I I . china, marble and bronze. It is a duty djving to
I Bf ' yourself to see that roomful of bric-a-brac.
I H ;
I 8; I Another Dress Goods Surprise
;F HL ft This time, black dress goods ; black Mohair Crepons, in six patterns.
f 81 4 ' k'6 e two previous offers, it will be a matter told in the morning and
y S--. I ended by night. '
l 8 ' ':ese arc French-made. A regrettable part of the transaction that
I B' brings them here at this price is, that we have agreed not to mention the
f Bf v maker's name. Perhaps, after all, it would not mean much to you, but it
t, fl' I" would surprise the trade somewhat, for it is a very famous name indeed, and
t fl' seldom associated with a little price. '
w fl f The goods do not lend themselves well to verbal description, few
s B I black goods do. Imagine the very highest grade mohair-crepons you have
fl B . ever seen sold at a dollar and a half a yard, and you will get a fair idea of
Hi! t them. They are heavy, rich, highly lustrous and new.
I Mr, I; 85c. a Yard.
E Bf I That is a little more than half price. The goods were on the looms less
H f than sixty days ago, and only came through the custom house last week.
Hf I If you want black, you cannot do better than look at these quickly.
IT ml Two J?ralln S,Uni3 AMade-to-Measure HcT.h
W BV t' i. a. or our own sort, n . another
I 11 SSPhSl rom " ' VerCOat bid for
K E nems own matchless col- popularity on the part of the Men's
H 1 1 lection, at less than their fair prices. . Tailoring Store. It is a companion
M I Their former prices were low, I offer to that of a $3S sack suit made
t""lB tie"' Prcsent prices are irresistible. t to your measure for $25, which has
It BC F c rec'uc011 wholly in your in- increased our acquaintance by hun-
3w IH terest, there is nothing the matter dreds a day. I
p HB ; with the suits, as you will acknowl- Now we offer to make you an
t Jefllt w cdg with emphasis when you see overcoat to your measure for the
ilBi f them. same price,
flff At $15 Of mixed coverts and camel's hair $25.
tHS if' checks, fly-tont and tight-fittiiig waists; T. M1 , . ...
Bf jackets suk-Uned; correctly hanging skirts, " Will be. made Of fneze, which
B W beautifully finished; Yalues op to $25. is undoubtedly exactly the cloth you
I ii SiSataiiSSSfc dcsire. the favorite of the
W Si IT lined throughout; ralua up to $37. season, in black or in an Oxford
f ii eond floor, uroadwar. i mixture. It will be lined through-
III About the 0ne of our sPcdalties' out with a fine grade of satin. It
HI I 1 1 iiiinn and one of best wUI be aA aad trimmed and finished
B F .nun Itisacorset, or, rather, in the very highest style known to
Bf I iiis thirty-seven corsets. the sartorial art, and it will fit you
I 1 I We give you in the Lillian every- as if it cost $50. I
jflf I' thing that you get in a made-to-order bkodi floor, raatth arenas
11 I corst "P the bU1,U That fa why QmV Ma , Arrivals of pretty '
M we have so many different styles. oomf NeVV ncw pIeces m m
mM-: f We can fit anybody, and in this con- Neckwear styles almost daily
'! s necun the word "fit" is not a word For Women at this season. To-I
i fll I t0 ,b.? ed aeh,Uv' , . day, some new stock collars with bow
l I We know of no corset so good as effects in lace and chiffon. Also a I
I the "Lillian," and we spent -years iot 0f ihaty silk neck mSa
' H in hunting. It is made by the best plaited ends. The latter are the
mm maker in Europe. It is fitted here by u $2 kinds, but here now at
. mm J acknowledged experts. $1,45 &&,
Hg Prices vary between a dollar-and- Tenth itnet.
J a-half and twenty-one doUars. The Fifty o them here at
I I higher-pneed ones are thefinest cor- Separate a low pricej Five
; sets made in the world. The lower- Skirts Dollara cachf 0ne of
K I Priced ones are the finest made for fl,e most interesting offers of its kind
B I thepnees. we bcen permitted to make
m, 1 These three are especiaUy popular: -m some fa
UM:r f At $1.50 Of white coutil; medium waist; v.. ..n : ..u- ii
ftBfil well boned, two side steeli At$2-Sami You v recognire the value as
Vtmrnt t with corded bust; lace trimmed; white and soon as you see the skirts. They
l I JoSlS-Thc Lillian abdominal conet; low " ade l serg5,-gOOd serge, in
I I HI i bust and long orer hips; with webbing; Mack or blue, with a flounce and two
$L A MM m. white and dtab. rows of strapping. Lined with per
!JW I A,wmeoSm "Ti &!& & " thoroughly tailored.
p bujt, BMond floor, Broadway.
KB! opd floor, tenth at.t Wnmn JVe take three kinds
IBJ Taffeta Very attractive new F"u,"c" out of a great stock
IflF SllkWallts Ety.leS Inthis hte F,ne8h0eS of aU-worhy shoes,
Mm I waisu, ajnya! of hcczuSQ tbcse secm to dcsctve pap
BaVHU wdstS Morc than however' i ticular mention. At the prices
fci flr '" These arc of unusually excellent quoted equal qualities are rare of-
Kv B,, 'j. quality silk. Wdl made, too, and ferlngs:
1'k Priced to your liking. There's a At $5-Of wide kid: the soft, dull kind;
K'fl! handsome .waist for $5. It's a thick tolcs, filled with coik; square heels;
II Ror striped taffeto; full front and ,Z&jtfgfi& & d fine
KBl'l pointed yoke and plaited back; turned soles; neat tips of patent leather;
BvHt 'tr straight cuffs and detachable plaited Ucdl medium heels.
?'," I collar Others of solid colori trir5 At 92 0i e001. 6n Udildnj solid soles
MP Hi 1 j i , , JT soiia colors, stripes j mtiivm httli. piitnX tau ti .,
By, V ana plain blacks, all with pretty new Fourth Tnui and maummt. ,
KkI ' effects, at. $6 to $15. A fine black There's a very full line
KB f waist of excellent black taffeta, at ALine OT, o fe 0,d
II f A?4'5? tk Towels BlcacbM towds fa
B' asl '!' ft Bwoud floor, Fourth ar.nut. . . . , , . .
KH I u,..,!..-. u, :- stock. And here are others, the
I H The New " dsatme " telling of which must be interesting!
SKI tl ii ; TI- l-!dl,t,?SJr,n Tcktowels, fringed, at $1.20. doaen.
lW $1.75. TlllS lot Will go at $1,10. Bleached hemmed iHuck towels, $1.50 doz.
Ik H.. f You may get elsewhere a cheap- 'ila;rt hemmed Hnck towels, at X8c each.
kHs ft it.: .,i. ,.(-. v . it.i Hemstitched Huck towels, at 25c each.
lllHI Dg V!CtCe" ht f0f that Fringed Huck towels, damaskborderTt 35c.
Jfc, H ; -These arc of fine silk velvet. each.
B&'lH Ha S r.mid r.wr, Tentu'itreet. Fnurtti Ktuoi,
llf JOHN WANAMAKER
B:' I'ormrly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4thlave 9th and 10th st,
fVcs!I4S
C9 "RELIABLE"
CARPETS
"Tho Time and Case Boquireth
Haste."
All our apodal ofTnrn are snapped up
quickly ; there foro, act at onco If you wlsu
to benefit by this ono.
TEA TABLES
S5.00
(Regular price $6.75.)
(Mahogany Inlaid, with under
shelf.)
Lowrst prices for our " rcllablo" carpots,
niRB, draperies, Jta
Although liasto la essential to secure our
bargains, "Lonfr Credit" allows your own
tlruo for paymont.
CASH or CREDIT
(OWPERTHWAIT 8fcx
104.106 and 108 West 14 SL
NEAR 6TPAV.
SionMvn Stores: Flalbush Av. ntarRitoni9L
BROADWAY & 1ITH ST.
S4LE OF ItlBBOH,
O, 0J and 7 Inches wide, .
45 Cents Per Yard.
noulile-fnced Safin Rib
bons, nanh Tt-ltllliH, of ea
truordiiinry vnlne for deco
rntion or fnncy work.
30I pieces. In Blarh,
bile. Cream, nnd (he
standard fancy and Even
: Ins: shades.
Bendy. Ihls morning at
sperinl counters on the
Main B?Eoor.
45 Cents Per Yard ;
Until this aaU, 75 and OS Cent.
J AMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and filth St.
I C B $3-50
S 91'P FOR MEN. J
' w P 3.oo y
I &TM. fl2.50
r 440K&Lgflfe FR B0YSk
WLf DOUGLAS I
SHOES tiMIIHd
5 All the latest styles. ?
c Every kind of leather.
J Mada on the new popular lasts, in J
V autumn and winter weight. ?
An examiaation of our atook will ?
f convince you that tho W. L. Douglas C
C Shoes are superior in every way to 7
c those coating from $5 to $6.
ALL SIZES Airn 1VIDTHB. v
OUR EXCLUSIVE STORES:
NEVT VOnni 1211. 13t nroBlwy, S
r 43 Cortlnmtt hi., 07 1, B203 Third C
Afi.. 114 Fullnii Ht.
nnooKLYNt -J08, 7IO. 1307 nrond- S
wj.48l Fulton St., 494 rifth Ave.
JKUhRY CITY 1 10 Nrwurk Ave. V
VKW Kill 7a ItromI St.
IJp pLINll3 fblE fuHNTTURB
"Tfte ZaJ thus addressed her spouse
What a mere dungeon is this house."
Cowper.
Do you know, a room la moro cheerful or
depressive by tho colors chosen? cheerful
and Inspiring If the colors art) harmonious,
depressive and Irritutlucr If they are noisy
nnd si'lf-assertlng. If "'tis Jar and tumult
and Intestine war.
Do you know wa nro masters In color liar- '
mony? Wo have studied Interior decora
tions of all periods from the prodigality of
beauty In the old Roman houses in Pom
peii and tho splendid color combination of .
the Orient to the simple dignity of Colonial I
times. '
We are constantly devising new schemes
of decoration, based on our knowledge of '
the old, but having a charming frcshnoea
and piquanoy. We make special designs
for each houso. each room we decorate.
Tho story of our furniture Is the story of
art Itself, at factory prlues, as you
"BUY OP TB MArUirt"
Geo. G.FLint Co,
4V3. 45 and 47 WEST 23TST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: 15 ANrtlW utcst tqwemirr
3mugrmrnt0.
PVrTO e CONTINUOUS U8.i MI-
BCOltt BIB DIIfl,B,IAICB.
BFS8IK noNT.HUX, ORKAT Ki.UA.
TtTE MAW.SB, POI.KaSD UULUNt), UARIK
VILMA, 11. KEL1VB muisu UA1JOON. UUIOU
A5II O OPCR. WAB1R1'U. NIfXBKH BISIEtta,
OhOOUZ t AUSTIN. Unr uUura.
JTl'OI'ULAlt fUlLKU-Uo.,DOe.
PRIinTflR'S Continuous PerforeuncB ft
ATTALIE CLAIRE MAGGIE CLI'IE.
JOUN W. tl 1NKONE-CA RON A HE1UJEHT.
,., UJLTtiH AND POLLT N0BIK8.
T1U pnONIlT tOV AND OI.nK. 1URKZ EOSM
Bl;uH., D ITi ' DON. iVNd HAlOID, WAR
OHAPH. Niait'BANDBUiiJE'ri. J. II.SUfTI.EV,
CIlAtiLOTTE ItA. O. 04S AND &OLDZX, TJEVDi
AND SAUNA, nplondld Hlit Bill I
aa-POl'DLAK I'KltikH-Wc., Bttc.
LYCEUMiS:SOTHERN.
AlaUuees TborKl.jr nnd Bit., alto Tnea.
A COLONIIL, GIUL,
A i:10MAL OIltL . . . . .
Ur One L. FumUwand Ai.hr Biut Ulcbardun.
A Hr n. Did Hew York
with P. II. Bolbern, Vligin Uarned ft O uipanr.
.BrEUlAL kLeoTION DAY MATINEtt.
KEITH'S C0N',sIT,Tii1U2aB-
JBtT.,J, JtolronlM, Mc. AdmlMipn, 60.
FioLt Otrh.ltr. 7 Re. D ix BtiU, 1.0O. BotalilUa'd.
HABBY WOODllDr-r.UtiAB. T.KIXIBABta Blli.
lHOUltAVUi COKC.MATluM OF VtmtJMlLT
WE1ER & FIELDS' SSS KfiJWBa
7h BAua Old rjproutoaa bucof.
aSKgi." HURLY BURLY.
STIR, MARIE WUNWBISHT. "gftJU
Philharmonic mi!
BMIL PVli....t..Z. . , ......CONUUOTOB.
Vli t i'ublio UrhrnniRl. Frlrtar, Not. 4. a a.'.M.
1 litt Concert. Batur 1T. Nov. C, at B.1A I'. U.
Hi ll jIHRTKi
MI8M ADF.1.K AI'n hull OUK.
. mwltlAMMB: ..
Orertnn, ,TnTrn.o O.lUul ' ,..,,.....nr!lo
Concerto for V ant , 3, II rtt major O.ahtiK
t M1.H All'.l.k AUS DKK OIIK.
Srmnhonr, N . 7, A major.... iinlleaUioten
B ibt ortpUoua tor Eight Pttbtle Hf hMr-l or Con
cit from an to f 14. l)oic tHOand Jioa
Srat. for losld itthcanuU or Oonitru from 750.
to (2, lloira fi and 15. (ieneral Atlmlilnn tl.
lloi Ottli'fi uiittii ilnlljr frmn O In tit
AUO. UOKllllliLUN, BeeraUry.
CATINEOIE IIAI.L.
Rosenthal
l., ". iat, , l.0and 81, at
Afternoon B .imbeith'a a id box offlce.
at 3:30. Henry Wolfaohn Mantstr
BUlnnay flano Pwd.
. CArtNIClilK UA1.L. ,
Wad, Aft., N.iv. v, and 'I'lnuaJar Erir., Not. 10.
Boston Symphony Orchestra,
, Mr. Gerlcke, cajuctor. Rosenthal.
Tlrkita 1 1 box offloa and Tjraon'a (Ctb At. Holol), at
I rtgular tirlon.
tfi! AltBIB.'VTUKATnr, 27th at. A Had 'ton AT.
COAIILES FnoUalAN Mauaaar
TO-MC1IIT AT 7l4fl,
Mil. HICMArtl)
BIAWSPIEID
1H
CYRANO DE DERGERAC,
BY
EDMOND rtO tTAND.
ONLT 31ATlM:rc 8ATU1UAY AT 3 P. M.
Bcata three wcfita inaiUaace.
rVI PI l?"p TI1EATIIE, Uroadway ft 40th at.
ItflliriC Eenlng.8:l6. MaUnn,2llB.
CHAULE8 FHOllMAN.., Macau r
"Tho Liaia" haacaimhton hero a it did In Loa-don.-Herald.
Mr. Cbarlra Frohman prraants
MR. JOHN DREW
In lltnry AitLur Josea'a Oimedjr.
THE LIARS.
Matlnara Wrduaeday i Bit Batnrdar.
XTItA MATIhEE ELL01ION DAT
I4TH" STREtT THEATRE ' TT
Betorrrd tkata. Orcbcatra Circle and Calconr. 80o-
llallnff a Wed , Hat. and hlrctlon Dar.
3 VN aeka Only. Lul Time tint a of
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
In the beat of Irlab Flaya.
SWEET INNISCARRA,
Br Auguatna Iitou. TJear Oloolt'a New Bonga.
GARRIRU THEATKK Bfitb aL, near Broadway.
U07t & MrRep, Lo.pa a. Obarlea Frohman, Minauer.
UAT1NKE3 WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
"AN INuISfLTABLK SUCCESS "Herald.
ANNIE RUSSELL
AND OhEAT CART, PIIIE.NTINQ
CATHERINE.
1TKA MATINEE ELE01ION DAY.
JJOISON SQUARE "$&.
li ON
t)Uaiortcal."-mea. a"a
tr Matinee Election Day. jSHWl
SS&fl&M. OPP.
titji,ii at., Went, milt k oliiiu ii t Ave.,
OPENS FOR THE SEASON
Sat., Nov. 5th. I o A. Rfl.
Adoilaalon AO crnts. Bxatea free.
Mnilc. Perfect Ice.
W . 1 4th St. and In Init riee,
E. a. UUuioro i Euirrnn T.impklna. rroya. & Mcra.
MATINEE ELECTION DAY.
SP0RT8NG Sfe,.J
B inn Mkti.Wed.lc8at.2iEr.U:lS
I iBana Manasemeut
tUtTE Jacob LitU
''M.l. TUEATBE. B'way i 28th at,
tmUltVp EveuiiiKB. rtilC. Bat. Mat. 2: JO.
Z jfAWO ki.WIN KNOWLES Manaeer
tJ JOSEPH JEFFEhSON ffl,.
WJKEK TUB RI V"-Al.JLjS.
Com. Mon , Nor. 7, I ELECTION DAY MA1INEE ,
1UPVAN WINKLE THE KIVAI.8.
Dox offlce open dally il A, M. Mr. Ward, Ticas.
WXASTLE SaOPERA CttOAVL
RflJIKO & Jill MBr
Ktm.:tn J5i-...lX'..,ri..l. Mata.l.lonlln .iu2oo.
NEXT W EEB. TllE flUATha 01' PENZANCE;
PI I ini! I LAST NIGHTS
"."": SAM BERNARD.
XlaU. Wed. It SaU ITIIE UAltQUIS OF MIUHIQAN.
lncludmic ALICE AU1B 'lu.S ana nOivuiCo.
Mon.Uy I Miij I niLoi-latiitina I Ivulo Ktp,
Et., Nov. 7. 1 liwln (rrcte.it r.uCLHa Ilujrer.
Scala on aalo to-morrow (Uedue.day).
aVsiaCV AMwa. B'w funnier on
Tt?r 8:15. AlaUW.d. the aiaue."
WALLACKS. ,i15-
SUt:t U&S IIEPISAIIlu.
JULIA ARTHUR.
p...cnuBg A LADY OF QUALITY.
SPKOIAL MATIN KF. ELECTION DAY.
tip 17 A Mrs OPERA I "CABLE OAItB
"illrf 1UHME. I PASS TUB DOOB.
Afeclrfina. TEMPEST TOiSED.
Popular PrI 't-k. Wrdnrnday Mtta., 2 Br. and 80s.
BPECIAL MATINEE EtiXTION DAY.
bltUADWAt XIIEATHE. Era. UilC.8at. Mat.2.
LAST TWO WEEltS OP
FRANCIS WILSON and Company.
THE LITTLE COBPOUAI..
UNICKEUlJOCKEIt. B'way and D9th at.
f I f 1 1 A Bv'es, 6,15 lr- Wed- aDd BlU
aii cm "K CIIKIMTIAN
AJL.L.CIVI EXTnA MAT. ELEOTION DAY.
KOSTER & BIAL'S. ffi,ffi
3 BIO I HI It ANDY DE 1IOOTJACK.
BDELEoQUESI LAS! WEKK-1N (IUTUAJU.
FUltKlON VADDEV1L1.E 8TAK3.
UHDCC Theealeofboxeatomemfcaraand
nUnOC tn."kholiaraonl wUI uka place
CUAUI Friday. N.iv. 4, at 8.30 P. M., at
OrlUW iheOomertBallof
TUK MADIbON SQUARE GARDEN.
rAQINrtl LutBNUtbt.I Mr. DAN DALY 4
brldinUI i,tMaL8at. -IhellELLK of N.T.
. IN PREPARATION The New Uualcal Play.
FOR Ni IV. 10. "A Uaua.rnua Maid."
Beat Bala Bejdne Tc-morrow, V A. U.
" iitl '8AM T. JACK'S Theatre,
F3 U'way and 2utb at.
iaP 3 BIO flnOWS EVERY DAY, 3 AND 8.
4aW3fe TbaMiK-kTurUe. A Warm Beoeptlon.
W OlowiPg Plctmea. t)U Mttclileaa Women.
MURRAY ?,Ji22SS: HAT. EVERY DAY;
Entire hniiae. matmeea, 260. ET. ntnira. 2fte. and f Oo.
ii. v Donnelly Tms CQNFIISint"
BTOCK OOM1ANY. WEMH, MUnrUOIUU
DACTAO'C roKTINOOUB
r'0 I UK Pi:UFtltMANCES.
12.80 TO 11 P. M. BEATB 20 AND SO CENT8.
UOUTUN ft REVKLXE. LIZZIE RAYMOND.
WILLIAMSON t BfONE. McAVOYS.
HARLEM 'Z
Opera llnnae. CV.XXT
Ere.. Hi3 ' Bat. Mat., 2MB. DAND 1'.
THE WORLD IN WAX. af .WNKW WARORpDPS.
3DI3EtlXr jyr TJI33EIE3-
HeartlieOypayMuelc. AvJb CINEUATOORAPO,
nPWIaVI ISHAM'S OCTOROONS.
EJIuBUBal NaCom'.CoouBouci.Rnnrlea.
THEATItl'.. I Matiiicaa Dally. yopuUr PrUaa.
MANHATTAN nsd and'D'nay. ????SBrA.
Bnirinra Uon. TMF1IIRTLE NSCWWS)
Elactrn Day Mat. I lit I Uft I LC gSM .t-g?
n m a If lr El err Erentnitat Mslo.
Hill 'S A K UN A WAY OIHL.
Unit" J Mattnere Wed. and Bat. at J.
I IIVINO I Erery Errnini and Sat. Mat..
PLACE CIKC(!BLK.lTr?,(drom people).
TllkATIlE. I Comedy In a acta b) Bvhoccthap.
COLUMBUS 0S2gSg
Bardou'a "InBpiUuf Al.
PEOPLE'S. y.btSaJa1!?:
roohlim rnuscintut!.
a.MaiaatffcaN.rfaifc..jaJ.aj..a.
TTM COLirMIIIA. Etcit Erenlac.
K MaU. tVad. aud Hat.
MTh THE LILIPUTIAN8
tV Wft In the Beat Uiiectacular Produc-
H W lion in earn.
a m The Golden Horsesboe.
m m i'ut Week. Boyt'a Uapnlaat Hit,
9 W A DAY AND A M1UUT.
col. yhuTAIIK K.,e-' RiB
SINN'S mUrll HUH. Mala, atJitO.
Tula week. Only Matinee Saturday. (Breulnir pricea.)
TS-Wfaccea. ALICE HlELSEfeJ ffe
Id t.io una operatlo norelty of tha i rrlod,
THE FOKTUWE TELLBR.
135 People. Prtamatlo llallat. F.aiaU Dnua Cprpi,
MalMTb4ItaafaV9(IM J4(SUui4i?'
WK-gtjifau,-) . iaaalatfjiMa?4-WAr . m
Monograms
and Crests
to be
worked
TOLVraKA liandkorchiofa
tSJEgjKr ad other Linon
JyP articles for tho
yjV holidays should
xceuurtdTra&tuZri. bo ordered
Now.
A ahf t of lotto rn and deslens nutt&blt
for thin purposo will be mailed on
request.
"THE LINEN STORE,"
James MeCutcheon & Co.
14 Weat 23d S.rcct. N. Y.
Millinery,
V
Ifnfs Tor Cnrrlnfijo. Bleccp-
lon or Theatre Bress, In-
cludlug: imporloil niodcla,
915.0II Knch;
Volno S3S.00.
James McCreery&Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
grafltnrj gflteU anJ jtegtaurnntia.
Thla Uat appear. Tneidaya and Satnrdaya.
IBniel Informal ion Free.
For booklet, of American, European Hoteli,
FALL RESORTS,
Alio Raua of Apartznenta In Hotels beloir. call or
addraaa amd atamp)
fllonl TnrilT Bureau,
f 03 Firth A ., Heir York,
J DO Urgent St., Loudon,
X48 Itao tin Ulroll, l'arlg,
BO Qat St. .ran Ifaptlate, Xlce.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE
GRATIS.
(A. P.. American Plan; E. P.. European; Op., Open.)
ATLANTIC Clty.N. J.,Sea Bide Uie.op.all yr.a.p$0 up
ALBANY, N. 7...... Hotel Eenmora, A. P., IS up
BALTIMORE. Md The CarroUton, A. P., (8 up
HEltNAItDSVILLE, N. J.Bomeraet Inn. Open to Not. 1
BEVAX HOUSE, Larcbmont-on-8oUDd. Op. to Deo. 1
liOSTON. Maes Hotel Vendome. A. P., IS
do Hotel Dranawlck, E. P., 11.00; A. P., 15
do. Copley Bq, Hotel, K r., t.BO up; A. P..3.&0up
SOtntNEMODTU.Enir.Royal Bath Hotel.A.P.. 14 to 5
DllOOEXTN.N.y.Tlie St. Oeonte. E. P.. II; A. P..3 up
CHICAOO. 111. .The Vlrslnla, A. P., S8.CO; E. P.. I1.GO
do Lexington Hotel. E. P., II up; A. P., 13 up I
OT. BAItMNOTON. BEItKBUIKE INN. A. P.. 13 up.
Frontairenr.ofi. CbaruitneaurrouuJlnua. DookleU.
KANSASCITT.Mo.TheMldIaud,E.P..Ilup:A.P..taup
LONDON, Eoclaud Hotel Cocll, K. P., 12 ay
do Inns of Court Hotel. E. P., 12; A. P., 14 up
Eeuelnc-I Da Vere. Prince of Waif. & Broad walk, op.
ton ( Eenait'iiton Pal., now open to the public;
Hotela. ( lift; tdectrlc lltfhl; everything up to date.
!Weatmlnter; hleh clasi. IImI
dentlal Hotel, uneicelled for I
culaluo, comfort; moderate tariff
NATLES. Italy Hotel dea' Etrangera '
NEW UTEN. Conn Hotel Satoy, E. P., II up
NEW ORLEANS, La ..Hotel Qrunowald, E. p., 11 up I
do The CoiraopollUn Hotel, E. P.. 11.60 up
NEW YORE Fifth Avenue Hotel, A. P., IS up
do. Hotel Hanover (Mb. av. & 1Mb. at.) Op. Oct. 1 J
do. Htl Eudlcott (SlatiColumbual a. p.. 3.r,0, e.p., 12 I
do. (Chamberse:U'itay)Coainopolltin,E.Pnllup ,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.AldInr.a.p.t:i.r,oup;..p.tl.BOup
8T.L0UIS. Mo.Plantera' Uotel.E P..I2np: A.l.,4np
8ALTLAKEOITV, Utib The Knutafnrd, A. P.
SYRACUSE, N Y . Yatea Hotel, E. P., 11.60; A. P., 14 '
WABUINOTON. D. 0 Arllncton Hotel. A. P.. IS
do. ...Hotel Gordon. A. P., IA up; E. P., 43.n0 up
do Iba Ralelcb, E. P., 11.60 up
Thla Hat appear, weekly, Tuesday.
BIOTEIN nnd ItLKMOKTi-l.
Circular, of followlns hotela represented (irratli).
Tickets, sleepers, and laicice transfer, tourist.' in
formation tn all point.,
TRAVELKUb' INKOUSIATION CQ,,
Nert York, 3 l'ark PJuve. Tel. 3,044 Cort.
(A. means Anirrt an plan; E. European.)
CTNCTNNAT1 Oiand H tl E 111 A. la.
XTAIUDA EAST COAST HOTELR..0. D. Knott, O.8.
NASSAU Jtoral Victoria Uclf A. I
Open Jan. 1
KEY WEST Hey West Hotel .........A. '
Open all year, i
MIAJn Hoyal Palm Golf A.
Open Jan. 1 1
PALM BEACH.. .. Royal Poclana...ailf A. I
Open Jan. 14
PALM BEACH....ralmBoacbInn...Oolf. A.
Open Deo. 24
ORMOND ThoOrmond Golf. A.
Open Jan. 14
8T. AOaDSTINE..PoDCO da Leon.,..Onif. A.
Oin Jan. itt
BT. AnaCSTINE..The Alcazar. O. If A.
OuenNor. 10
POLAND SPRINO, Me.. ..Mansion Home. ..A. I8.SO
Gdr. Open all year.
BT, LOOTS Plantera' HoteLE.IJupj A.I4nj.
WINDSOR HOTEL
Tbe Moil Cora lor table In New York.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE WINTER.
Grand Ucatlon: Entire Blort on Fifth Avenue.
0Tn TO 4TTU STBK1CT.
flooded wrrn StlNI.IOlIT and aib.
bUPEHIOIt ACfOSIMOUATIONS.
AimitlCAN EUUOI'KAN PLAXS.
WAURKU F. LULANO, Prop.'
IREORflSET
A bomellka botel of an eatabllabed reputation.
rUTU AY. AND EIOIITU ST.. N. YM
Niar Waabington &teinrlat Arrb.
LABOE AND 8UMPTD0BU APARTMENTS.
Euroiwan plan II per day and upward.
Anient an plan IS per day and upward,
SPECIAL TERMS TO PERMANENT OUEaTfl.
Table d'hote dlnneratol:3oP. M.,II.2A, with muale.
JAIMES At MEYKR, Prop'ra.
XtTDanover
B. E. Cor. FIFTH AVENUE and intb ST.
BKNOVATKD TIIUOUOHOUT. -
A bleb-class family hotel with an .lablUbedrepn.
tatlon. Apartments of parlur.one or more bedrooma
and batb, rumUbad or uuf urnlshed. Prirata Mrcic
If dtalrea. P. I UATHAWAY, Proprietor.
Jummtr eRtwrt
JNeW JERSEY.
THE LAUREL -HOUSE,
Lakcwood, New Jersey,
la now open for tb. season, and ta tha onlr ana of
tbe larue botela cow open, tn all tb. rear tbsr. U
a BWr beautiful montn In Lakawood than October.
PAVII U. PLUMKB, iXmumgct.
gllilUntru nnd Jrr?rabiBg.
SEAL aaetiuaa and cai. altered Into fashionable
KsrmenUatioweatir.ie..
U AitKER'B, 1 U West Htli at.
QtUtt urnuurc.
DE8US AND OFI'IOE
FCRNpTOBE IN OIIEAT TAlilKrY MANIIPAO.
llJtl(..ai1W.lilBLXaiIJaa.
HEARW 1
Went Fourteenth Street
Attractive 0er'ngs .
in ;
Seasonable merchandise. . .,
'v
Lad'cs' New Wraps
and Dresses for Winter
Tailor finish Honor Cloth Capes
medium lonuth-nlth strap'
or flounco offoctn 4-03
Two-toned Oolf and Military Capei
natural frlnuo button trim. B.08
Now Flash Coats hlch reversible
collars satin lined throusbout 10.03
Fine Volour Jackets handsome
Jet and Porslon Lamb trim's
fauor col'd slllc llulnss 23.08
Fine Plush Capes medium and
extrtLlenKtlis ontlro collar
an oOsInc of skunk 11.08
Bhort Clroular Capos ol Vclour
lanoy brnld and Jet Appllaued
eatin llnlnsr skunk edso 3.08
Blnck Kornoy, Rouith Cloth and Covert
Jaekota Velvet Uoverslblo or high
rolling Collar-halt or full satin lined.. D.08
Finer Jackets strap seams fljr front or
buttonod-sllk or satin llnod 0.08
Wool Sereo flare flounce Skirts
tailor flalsli Navy nnd Blaolc 2D8
Crepon and Proad Cloth Skirts
flounce effects satin fold trim 3.03
Slack Satin Dnehesao and FUrnred
Taffota IreM Skirts now shapes. 7.03
Wool Bergo and Mixed Cheviot Salts
flare skirts satin lined Jacket. s 7.08
Tailor-made ththt-flttlntr Costumes
double or llnnle'breasted floance
skirt full tirald trim velvet collar..., 14.08
Ladles' Plaid Taffeta 811k Waists
nt.w back-stock collar V88
Striped, Polka Dot and Plain
Velvat Waists tucked or corded 4.08
Black Taffeta Dress Waists full
tueked back and front fancy collar... B.08
Col'd and Blnck Cashmere Waists-full
tucked, braid trim llnod thro'. L08
Wool Cashmere Teacowns all colon
and sizes satin or velvet trim 8.03
China Silk Teaoowns yoke, sleeves
and collar handsomely trim'd
with lace and satin ribbon 7.08
Fine quality Flaneletto Wrappers
cashmere and braid trim extra width .08
Ladles' Wool Eiderdown Robes with
Girdle-full skirt-all colon , 2.C0
Eiderdown Drrsstag Bacques satin
trim'd collars alt colon and sizes .08
New Goods
for Use or Wear.
Electric Seal Collarettes
I two heads and six tails 8.08
' Sable Scarfs-eight tails 3.08
Special Salo Black Sash Ribbons
Plain nnd Moire Taffetas also
Double faced 8atin-0 to 8 In.... .20 1 .60
White and Cream Net Top
Laces 4 to 10 Inches wide .20
Ecru Venlse Nets tor Tokos 75
White Oriental Laces open effects
0 and 12 inches wide 0
Torchon, Vol and Point do Paris Laces
Insortlncs to matob 2 to 8 Inobes 5
! Ecru Applique Scarfs GO in. long 1.03
Handsome Renaissance Sldoboard
I or Bureau Covers easily worth 4.00.. 2.29
Ladles' Stock Collars plain colon
and fancy combinations JO
Ladles' Fanoy Silk Fronts-lace
, Insortlncs colors and black. 74
Othon for Tailor-made Suits JDS
Ladles' All Linen Handkfs colored
borders and lace edges 5
Ladles' All Linen laoe edges .12 K
Ladles' Hemstitched Initial 12J.
Ladles' Unlaundcred Initial 0
lien's Hemstitched Initial Handk'fs.... .12K
Pearl Dress Garnitures .50
Chenllloand Bead Combination
Dress Trimmings light and dark..... 1.30
Black-Mohair Braids plain
and fanoy U Inch to 4 lnoh.......2to .20
QUt Emb'd Satin Lambrequins 0.08
A Special Purchase of
1,500 PIECES DRESS BELTING
Of Sergo, Silk Stripe and Fig'd Bilk
plain colon and fanoy, combinations
all ten yard pieces;
At lO cznts and SO cents.
All worth doublo and some even mors.
Warrfi Wear For
The Little Tots.
M'f'ra Sample Line of Babies' Lone and
Short Cloaks Bedford Cords. Cash
mares, Eiderdowns. Ripple Cloths and
Corded Silks all new goods and ,
dainty styles No two alike worth
doubl 2.08 to 15.00
Another Line of Short Coats plain
and fanoy materials light and
dark colon ...L08 to 14.00
Full Line of Caps and Bonnets
to match above Coats .08 to 6.00
Hand-knit Leggln Drawers
with and without feet .03
flew Table Covers,
Rugs and Art Squares
Tapestry Table Covers, Fringed
1 yd. sq. .37 3 yds. sq .08
IK yds. 00. .60 2Kxds.lonr 1.40
Chenille Table Covers
1 yd. m .30 3 yds. sq 1.40
IK yda.aq 70 3Kyda. lonsj..... 2.40
French Velour Table Covers
Myd. sq .88 2 yda.aq 6.08
IK yds.srj 3.08 2 yds. lonjt.... 12J
Heavy Tapestry Couch Covers
Oriental and Penian effects frin ted , 2.03
1.000 Reversible Turanian Smyrnas
80x00 lneh-15 patterns. 08
BesiCarpet Bweepew 1.70
flew Agrate Art Squares
8x2 yds, 1.70 8x3yds 2.00
8x3Kyds 2O0 3x4 yds 8.40
All Wool Smyrna Centre Rugs
4x7 ft 4X8 7.0x10.6 ft 140
oxo" aoa 0 xi2 ft ms
Unusual Attractions In
Winter Dress Goods.
40-Inch Suitings Motro effoots
host Co'orlngs; also 40-lnch
Ail-Wool Yigoureux vatuo.85tol.23. .Nl
40-Inch Novelties plain colon,
alsoBlaok regularly 1,50 85
All Wool Tailor Cloths-Mixtures
and plain eolors-50 Inchos wide (9
Large variety All Wool Cloth and
Cashmere Plaids far bolnw valuo 30
38-lnoh All Wool Cashmeres-full line
of light nnd dark shades, also Black .. .2.1
40-Inch All Wool Covert Cloths Fancy
mixtures good value at. 4t1 2) E
Special lino of Broadcloths all
desirable colon regtilurly 1.00 Qj
Full line ot
NEW A8TRAKIIANB
Black and Gray 1.03 to 5.0S
NEW OLOAKINGS.
Boaven. Eereoys, Bouclcs and Plaid baods-
BostBtylcs 1.25 to 2.19
Corsets Second
Floor East Entrance.
This Is an exceptionally large depart
mint with compute assortment of every
thing for Women, Misses and Children.
This week
ABpeoIal Offering of
2,000 Corsets and waists. I
DR. WARNER'S "SECONDS," , '
Far Below their Real Value I
They nro practically perfect, but on account :
of an occasional Imperfection in the stitching
they are olassed as "Seconds."
Empire Corsets and Cycling
Waists valuo LOO and '1.23 .. .40
Extra, fine Bateen Nursing
Waists, with straps valuo 1.25.. ...... .00
One lot of Abdominal Ooneta fine
satoen emb'd edge, corded bust
laced and elastlo hip valuo 1.50 to 1.75 .03
Mew Millinery
Trimmed and Untrlmmed.
Ladies' Military Hats-Qnill and Band
ready to wear all colon JSO
Ladles' and Children's untrlmmod
Felt Hato oil colon and black.. ...... .29
Ladles' Trim'd Tarbans and Walking '
Hats-Velvet Crown ftcdQuUla' JOS
Ladles' Aiplno an Bailor Hats with
Fancy and Plain Bando ready to wear .40
Ladles' and Children's French
Folt Hats all the newest and
best shapes Blaok and Colon.. ....... .08
Full Una of Ladles' Hats tastef oily
trim'd with Ostrich feathers,
fancy Wings and Ornaments..... (LOS
Children's Cloth Tam o' Shanters
Polka Dot. Plaid and Plain, also
Braldod. with Quill trimmings....... .49
-Ladles' Hats trim'd with rich Velvet
Bows, fanoy Feathers and Ornaments. 3.03
8 inch Block Ostrich Plumes-flao
Breasts, fancy Wings and Birds..... JOS
Black Ostrich Feather Boas
extra quality IK yds. lone, .. O.OS
1
Table Unen3, Towels ' j
and White Goods. I
All Lfnenn.B. Dinner Cloths-e-4 ...... .03
All Linen Double Damasks '
C8 to 72 lnoh-12 patterns .83
All Linen Hemstitched Towels
white and col'd borders 16x34 .10
Full Bleached Honeycomb Towels
extra heavy 22x4U inch 7
AllLInon Roller Towelling .
twilled and plaln-15 to 17 Inob.. Of
All Linen Brown 10 yard piece 30
Imported Dotted Swlss-30 Inch 12'
Fine White Cambria-38 Inch 4
Extra heavy Checked Nainsooks
suitablo for school aprons 5' 1
x- Sole Leather Trunks. I
Special oiTerlng
Eight dollars........... were $13
Ten dollara t were 18
Twelve- dollara were 23
Fifteen dollara were 2.r
Eighteen dollara were 30
Twenty dollars wen 35
Above ore very excellent VUue.
28 In, Strong Travelling Trunks
Linen lined 2 traya Excelsior Look.. 3.83
10 Inch Genuine Alligator Travelling
Bags Pigskin lining seamless
Gusset Vienna Handles 2.34
Sheepskin Shopping Baga-10-ll-ia ta. J
Boys' Winter Suits
and Other Wear.
Double Breaat finite (
7 to 10 years. M....JX8to 0.03
3 po. Bhort Pant Veat Baits ,
10 to 10 years. , .3.08 to 0.88 "
BallorBulU-3tolOyrs JiJBH to 6.t I
VeatseBults-atoUyn 2.08 to 5.03 A
KlItBulta 2to6yn l.8 to 5.W
MUitary8ults-3tol4yn 2JW to 7.P JA
VeIvstVesteeBuIts-3to8yn...A0ato 8.75 (fl
Tuxedo Buits-10 (o 18 yn U i
Lona Pant Bults-14 to 10 yra... JS.08 to 12.00 1
Separate Long Pants 1.08 and 2.'rt
Beefera-3to8yra 2.08 to 509
Reefers 7 to 18 yn , to S75
Box Overcoata-4 to 14 yn S to 7.8
MIliUryCapes-StoByn.
Kneo Pants-4 to 15 yn .30 to 1 4
Hau and Caps every style AV to l.uS
Waists-Washable and FianneU. .10 to I
Fauntleroy Blouses 40 to 30j
Underwalsts... .10 to .5"
Rubber OoaU-24 to 34 inches I'"
Bweaten-i-allcoIon-toHyn.. .08 to 1 U
Oollare and Ouffs-best stylos 10 to -
Tecks, Puffs and Fonr-ln-hand &
Ties: also Btrlnc Bows J25 to 40 -
Boys' rmbrollas 40 to 11
Boys' Canes., ., , ,10 and '-' J
MO Liquors, iNo Groceries, 1N0 Drugs sold In our stores. J
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