The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
FURNITURE

omely carved and inlaid-others
patterns are not going to
lat doesn't take away from the
ell them, though, and to move
so low for Monday that
Ike at the regular price of one
little suit, and from that up In elegance to
$500 to $4,000, on Monday, at $3.50 to
ry chair you like, at half regular price
ndsomely finished-Iiberal Size--single doors
and $3.50, to 60 Monday for 1915, $1,000
chiefs-pure linen-scolloped edges-35
cts. each instead of rs cts.
Section C. Extreme rear of store.
A.. In this practical
emhrMoiHdov money getting age,
G'llu'u'ue'y how refreshing it is
to meet those who are fond of
beautiful things-just because
they are beautiful. The art in
these new im%portations just re-
ceived overshadows worries and
cares. The prices put them
within the reach of all.
Doilies-Renaissance-from 80 to 45c.
each.
Squares and Centre pieces-from CSC. to
2.25 each.
Tea Cloths, round and square, Sc in, $40
Scarfs, iSx27, from 1863 to 23e; 1896,
2.io to $685. isx4s, 2's9 to 900; 1sxs4'
3.i5 to $50. 80
Tea and Lunch Cloths, Renaissance edge
and Venice effect, from 1876 to 49, 50 ca.
Irish Point Tea Cloths, real, and Scarfs at
half original prices.
Genuine Fir Balsam Pillows, 42c. instead
of Coo.
Sofa Pillows, 20 inch. China Silk, single
ruffle, filled with pure white down, 1856
each instead Of $50.
Fancy Japanese and Sweet Grass Baskets
"a great variety from &c. to SIC.
as doz. Irish Point Bureau Scarfs-em-
broidered on fine net
22x5o, 800. instead of 1863.
t8x54, 40 instead of 2.45.
50 doz. stamped plaid Cushion Tops with
back and rutfle, stamped In conventional
and floral designs, 3sc. a set instead of SOC.
norooo.;o A month ago these
UqI! raSS goods were cheap
fg a0SS yet the price was al
u919SaS' most double that for
ZoG' which we are going to
sell $50 pieces on Monday-The
styles are good-plain and fancy
all wool-made by a leading
American Mill-only 29c. and
900. yard.
w;,.ov Winter is coming nearer
R.lI!si and nearer-and with
rD yLSSS its approach a demand
ranIlGS for the latest novelties
in suitable Dress fabrics-We
have them-the very latest
successes.
"epingeline Raye"-a rich velour cord
with bayadere silk stripes-the latest Paris
Success-colorS are beautifully blended
As inches wide-1.75.
French Mouline Suitings-in handsome
mixtures for tailor-made suits-48 inches
wide at $50.
Scotch Tweeds and Cheviots In the latest
designs and artistic color combinations
48 inches wide-1.25.
I.d;o., The very name at once
u tduIsS indicates an easy fit
Wdppe'S ting, comfortable, do
as you please kind of a gown.
That's what these are, but they
are stylish and pretty, too;
don't have to be ugly to be
comfortable.
Gray Swansdown, fancy cape collar, tight
fitting back. girdle, lined to waist, wide
skirt, only i.49. Flannelette Negligee, as
sorted stripes, empire style, high neck,
lace trimmed or yoke of embroidery, only
98c. and i.29 each.
Ina. Better glance over the
nlaGE list of lace curtains and
Uu nu portieres. The quality
pos d!iu and designs are not or
TU'ut'eS dinary-the prices re-
duced-even if they were low
before.
Irish Point Curtains-iSo pairs-whitt
or Ecru, regular price $3.50 and 5000
now $4.75 pr.
Irish Point and Point De Paris Curtains
100 pairS-regular price 5000 and 50. SC
to 60 at S775 pr.
Real Brussels Lace CurtainS-good aSSort'
.-A 800 an - 4 RI 49,