The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-15
THE GREAT Sale OF FURS

which was inaueurated last week will BIO con-
| tinued.
Ladies' who are good judges OF value and
appreciate the opportunity Of purchasing re-
| liable and elegant fur garments at low price
| are taking advantage OF this splendid oppor-
| tunity. While tho weather is warm and mer-
| chants arc anxious to sell is the best time
| for intending purchasers to make their seleo-
| tion OF furs.
c. G. SHAYNE. having removed his entire
manufactures wholesale and retail fur busi-
ness from Prince street to his new building.
124 and 128 West AID street. the consolidation
OF tho two stocks making one Of the largest
and most plete fur stocks in America, and
recognizing the present financial condition OF
the country. rather than take the risk OF SELL
ing goods at Wholesale to merchants on credit
and paying the expense Of travelling sales
men. he has decided to offer his entire stock
at retail for cash. at manufacturers lowest
wholesale prices affordng an opportunity to
purchase reliable furs direct from the manu-
facturer. saving the profits made by the mid
dlemen." tAll goods have the firm name in.
thereby carrying the guarantee Of reliability
sEALsKIN GARMENTS
$500 seaskin garments will be sold for $3.50.
The entire stock will be sold for cash. at re-
tail. at less prices than manufacturers charge
regular retail merchants
It will pay ladies to como from other cities
to New York and buy their furs during this
sale. as they will be enabled to save from 20
to 80 per cent
AsTRAKHAN CAPEs.
worth $50. will be sold for $40.
$45 capes will be sold for $50.
Extra long circular cnres. with high rolling
collar and extra capes. retailed elsewhere at
S65. will be sold for $50.
PERSIAN LAMB AND ALASKA SABLE
CAPEs
will be sold from SO to $40 less than regular
retail prices.
aslow as s25. $40. $50. sos. and s75.
MAGNIFICENT MINK CAPEs AND
MANTLEs.
we'll worth $50. will be sold for 500.
S225 Mink Nantes will be sold for $3.50
$500 Capes and Nantes will be sold for 5000
$3.50 Nantes will be sold for $500
$500 and $500 Mink Ma niles. the handsome
est in the world. will be sold for $3.50 and $500.
GENUINE HUDSON BAY SABLE CAPES
AND MANTLEs.
worth $500. $780, and 5000. reduced to $3.50.
$780, and $4OO.
LONG HUDSON BAY SABLE
MANTLEs.
wor tn in good times $1,000. win DO sold for
$780,
The 81. 500 and 81. 800 Russian Sable Capes
will be sold for $1,000.
CIRCULARS AND MANTLEs.
which are fashionable in Europe and are be- !
coming quite fashionable here.
$40. $50. and SIS
sEALsKIN CAPEs.
we'll worth S126. will be sold for 500.
Seal Box Capes. formerly sold for 500 and |
300. reduced to $40 and $50.
SEAL CIRCULAR CAPEs AND MANTLEs
worth $3.50. s275, and $500. reduced to $50.
s175. and 5000.
EXTRA LONG SEAL CIRCULARS AND
Y MANTLEs.
Worth $500 and $3.50. will be sold for $500 and
1850. and the choice $500 Seal Nantes will be
old fof $500.
BAY OTTER CIRCULARS AND
-, MANTLEs.
,orth $500. $500 and $500. will be sold for
sEAI.sKIN COATS.
xtra large sleeves. high. farng collar. tight
ltting and umbrella skirts and all the lead
ng styles In SealskIn Garments marked down
o prices which will satisfy intending pur-
Tho $500. $3.50. S4O0 and $3.50 gar
uents will be sold at S225. $3.50. s275 and $500;
800 garments reduced to $780,
HUDSON BAY OTTER CoATs.
worth $4oo. $3.50 and $500. will be- sold for
300. $3.50 and S400.
Hudson Bay Otter Garments trimmed with
russian Sable. worth $3.50. $500 and $1,000,
vill be sold for 5000. $3.50 and $3.50.
Sealskin Garments trimmed with Russian
able. worth 5000. $3.50 and $500. will be sold
or $3.50. 5000 and $3.50.
FUR TRIMMINGS.
rhich will be fashionably worn this season.
ArRe assortm ent to select FROM prices per
ingle yard or any number Of yards the same
8 the regular dozen prices
GeDtlemen's fur Lined Coats. Sleigh Robes.
ealskin Caps and Gloves. and Coachmen's
)utft, at lower prices during this sale than
ave been known for years.
NOTICE.
have been In the fur business thirty years,
nd have never before made such q deep cut
n prices. / recognize that the times do not |
variant holding goods OF any kind at firm !
rices. and prefer to sell at low prices now |
ather than carry until after the holidays.
IN also aware that there are some seasons
Ghen merchant must lose money and have
oncluded that whatever loss may suffer this
eason will make 1t early and give the public
he benefit.
Would advise intending purchasers not to
clay In making their sslections Even