New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

. drapinr range in price from 81 % to s. 80 pair;
colors viii be sold at the prices. Window
shad and slipcovers are specalty o. d,ta tas de-
congcientious manner and In the shortest possible
time 49,. .,~ 49,,
other thinrs besides furniture and curtains % neces-
seem plead most loudly for mention Every hInd
OF heating apparatus, from the dainty gas orna; "a
9r P4@Ors Sshcd q, fBS1a popar
esiahiishmen and the prices maze IL possiole t ioa
even 2y wh Ssn'eT rG ety tRay the
housewife can want Tor her kitchen will also be
joining IT IS beautiful array OF glassware and
dishes. ~ s,,ar
md tsA set this firms design, composed OF III
pie~es IN the newest shapes and tastefully deco
nowa win II k s0o sod f for ~ S o. there are
euty-hve dineren, designs IN tea sets ranging IN
+ to to So 81" - '-'' '
AT THE HODGMAN RUBBER COMPANYs.
WEST TWENTY -THIRD-sT.
.r, ,r an III wind that blows nobody good" can
certainly be applied to Iodeman's. for the re
celver's sale" now In progress at this establish
ren,. while bringing regret into the hearts OF
many has also brought much Joy by the srea, re-
ductions on all of this firms goods Mems mack
ntoshes that formerly sold for su have been re-
dar.d 10 Ha5 and tho .l5 styles 10 81 25 The very
best quality OF macintosh, In all colors and with
satin-lln,d sleeves now sold for '9 the FORMER
price having been s27 -.
The s. ladies' macintosh has been reduced to
81. and a large assortment OF various styes can
be obtained at 50 each The popular double-capc
style q macintosh. lined with piad WITH an IN
laid velvet collar and separate cape. that tor-
merry ranged in price from s. 80 10 81. Is now or
Overshoce. rubber bathtubs silk finished rubber
ar cushions and sundries OF every description
share In the great reductions The price on every
thlng seems almost ridiouoDsly low when one con-
siicrs that the goods offered all OF the Hodg-
man standard. and not quantity OF cheap ar
tioles gathered together for a special sale"
AT A. A vANTINE & CO.'S. NOS 81 AND SD
BROADWAY.
ones expectations are rarely realized In this
world they say but II you go to Vantine & Co.'S
hoping to see lamps that arc out OF the common
the realization in this instance will far exceed the
anticipation. And then the value too. Is quite as
surprising s. 1 s. 81 80 s. and s. are the prices
| marked on n new importation OF Oriental lamps
that are truly examples OF Eastern art and work
! manship. You will also see some new Chinese
! dinner gongs, decorated with the finest enamel
! suggesting In its beautiful lustre the exquisite
| Oriental coisonne
! These ronss comes In sets OF three. at s. and at
s. y a set or In sets Of live at 81 a set. The fan
department OF Vantlne cos will be enriched to-
! morrow with large variety OF evening fans mace
| % six and gauzc. exquisltey tinted and decorated
! with small medallions and floral designs. The
decorated with white and gold. These fans are in
! the Empire and Renaissance styles. and cost from
s. up according TO the amount OF carving and
| decoration.
AT HoRNER's. NO. 81 TO IS WEST TWENTY
THIRD-ST.
A. no place In New York is It possible TO the
| old civilization and the new In such harmonious
and effective juxtaposltion as at Horner's. Like
| walk through fairyand II Is to wander about the
numerous rooms and see the splendors and the glo-
rios OF past age filling every nook and corner. SIDE
by side with the newest and most artistic bits
| OF furniture imported almost weekly by this hrm
One entire floor is devoted to these imported novel;
ties and the latest addition to 1t are some oddly
shaped tables OF French gilt. richly carved and dis
! playing a top made OF n hand-painted porcelain
| plaque neat little book telling one how to fur
n.sh her home is issued by this firm. and no better
advice can be given than 1t contains. 1t may be
| well remind intending purchasers OF furniture
best IDEAS their patrons IL the extensive suite OF
rooms. fully furnished and decorated as examples
OF different styles. which Is gladly shown every Wis
! ior to this estab shment. These rooms are exam.
pies Of hsh-class decorative furnishing. carried out
! in good taste without cxtravagant outlay.
Tho present sure exhibited comprises q spacious
entrance hall vesiibule o ods n n
sructive object lesson in the arts OF furnishing and
accord with present taste. and show how they look
together in an apartment. result impossiole 70
sH'c give va liable hints as to wall and ceiling decora.
ton, chimney pieces curtains. portleres ana inc
choice and arrangement Of carpets and rugs.
AT ABRAHAM & STRAUSS. FULToN-sr.
BROOKLYN.
| How many New-Yorkers realize and appreciate the
magnitude of the leading Brooklyn stores: There is
as much wealth OF merchandise to be found within
| few blocks on Fulton-st as anywhere else In the
! same space here or abroad. Take Abraham d
Strauss magnificent shop. for Instance. which rivals
| in extent expanse and variety the famous Bon
| Narchk Of Paris and the conviction Is unavoidable
| that II many New-Yorkers do sleep across the
Bridge they also do great proportion OF ,neir sn0p
| n.nr IN Brooklyn. At The present moment the saga
cini,s shonner il giving her attention to Abraham &
| strauss popular suit and cloak departments me ne
Assortment is so varied that 1t would take columns 10
| give even a partial LIST Of the many beauuIui sai
mems DIS ased the shopper may HE her TO tnis @
| rsr,tIIshmert happy II the thought that sne VIII
surely find something that Will suit her pocKetooo,K.
as we'll as please her taste The assortments o. SIN
aas,s ard comfortable house gowns are equaiiy at
;ractive both as to variety and price me ni-iinely
department is filled with gorgeous creatiof, sS a,m has
decided that the Brooklyn woman who wants I nsi III
gear that s re Ally attractive and uncommon of anis
gTeat occurrence need cross the Bridge 10 nave
her requirements fulfilled; n mi. ARM. sketch