The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
FALL AND WINTER STYLES.

Shoppers VIII Find All of Them at
Simpson, Crawford s. simpsons
The bright autumn days seem very In
wiling for shoppers. and those who are
taking advantage Of them can find ex-
actly what they want at the old reliable
firm Of Simpson, Crawford & Simpson on
Sixth avenue. between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, New York This large
emporium is located central to all parts
of the city, and easy Of access for pur-
chasers living out of it. On entering the
building bright scene is presented to
view. Brilliant colors, contrasting with
mild shades and hues In every line OF
goods greet the eye. Especially attrac-
tive are The large millinery parlors. Both
are richly furnished with handsome d.
vans, comfortable reception chairs. costly
French mirrors, and the floor Is covered
with soft Brussels carpet In these par
lors are displayed on every side. all
the latest novelties in importa-
tions OF has and bonnets, which
can be obtained at marvelously low prices.
The assortment this year surpasses for
mer ones, and anything in the millinery
line can be purchased here Elegant mil
linery In all the latest styles of English
walking hats, Tuxeds pokes, the popular
Newport, Spanish turbans, tOQues, Eng
lish aud French, are TO be had in felt,
plush, velvet, jet, and trimmed with i'm
ported novelties in all the new shades of
tan. rose pink, shrimp pink, Nile green,
apple green aud yellow. The trimming
veivets, great speciality, are of the best
quality. aud are being sold at prices ex :.
ceedingiy low. The bonnets for middle
aged ladies, are superb, and in y great
variety. An excellent assortment of
mourning millinery goods is at present
being sold at very reasonable prices The
ornaments both for bonnets and hats ar e
something entirely new. and in hand
some original designs in Jet butterflies,
swans. birds. and in ostrich plumes, tips,
aiRrettes. in Prince of Wales pom pons
are all artistically made and are neat
and dainty.
Adjoining the millinery parlors is the
suit and cloak department, which is well
stocked for fall and winter demands. The
/ dresses are all made in the latest fashion,
and are the firms own importations.
! Dinner. reception, tea and evening
gowns are elaborate affairs, made of silk !,
brocade and Bengaline satin, in the ex-
quisfte Princess styles. Something to de-
light the eye of every lady is the stylish
walking gown. to be had in the best cloth
materials and in the pretty shades of tan,
royal purple, shrimp pink. all embroider-
ed and deliberately trimmed with feathers
beauty and are made in delicate shades of
China silk, surah and faille. Every
thing in the line of cloaks
and jackets is very hand
some, tight-fitting REFERS, and three
quarter lengths in bright and dark cloth,
trimmed and plain. are specialties. The
Newmargets and wraps are in desirable
patterns trimmed with fur and velvet
Another attractive department is that
of the furs. Exceedingly rich Is the as
sortmenf, which consists of seal, miux,
Alaska seal. Persian lamb, lynx and Rus
sian sable In the fashionable cavalier
capes and colors. Every one who will go
to this bazaar of fashion will be fully sat
isfied. The goods are always as they are
represented. and no trouble is spared to
please the public.
The most courteous attention from en-
ployes is always assured. and prompt de-
livery promised.
Who Owns the Dog?
A large English mastiff, found on New
ark. avenue is awaiting claimants at the
Oakland avenue police station.