New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

shell comb. the teeth being hidden IN the wearers
The third noor Is no less attractive. for tn!
Sressmshi1g department, is making 2 specially Ga. o.
lsrged to twice its size. and is repete with objets
The collection contains Yernis Martin and inlaid
@ abes Cones e%
ade SETS cups and saucers. plates and quaint vases
in French enamel and china
AT THE MAUsER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY's. NO. "A EAST FIFTEENTH-sT.
One Of Santa Claus's favorite supply places IN
the United States is the Mauser Manufacturing
Company's. and the Old Man Generous is moro
than pleased with the dainty creations In silver
and gilt that the deft workmen at this famous
concern have produced this year. In extreme nov
elites but far from devoid Of utility. the following
attracting admiring attention: Colored rock
crystal richly cut and mounted with antique, gold.
Is the newest combination for jars and low
ingcups. The colors Of the glass are red. amber
and green. and the gold shows an intricate design
plain band Of gold at the top encircled with a
halt an s A%s5saa assqs
Il IS sd re article 6 S
holding boutonnere to the largest size used as
afe heavily d
silver, with servers or lade to match the silver
as rch in color As as Is az artistic IN Design and
shape, while IN direct contrast to this quiet ee:
dinner table attractive and SNOWY. 1t consists Of
sd nat W a f German
for each corner. and ten-inch candlestick alter
plate RookSooi vases and Jars. mosnted with
silver deposit sure to be acceptable gifts TO
In NJ smaller articles there are many new chain
purses With extension tops. containing place for
paper pads With antique silver decorations silver
name plates for bicycles and smokers articles.
please the most captious shoppers.
AT J. A. LENHERR's. NO. 1ss sIXTH-AvE.
visit to the old-estab lished house Of ]. A. Len
herr will be a time-saving inspiration to gift-seek-
report upon the stock can give little moro
than a suggestion of gems 1ewelry and horoogy.
In the last-named department the assortment Of
novelty clocks warrants especial mention. do
also the watches. grading from the least expensive
to the most exquisite In design. the superior work
Ma henhe al Resens OF d o
taste nd Skill that Sc TN s
o: the work are also shown in the selection Of the
entire stock of jewelry.
in the department devoted to silver tableware. and
wing with these articles in daintiness In the exhibit
gaws'' for the little ones.
AT W. H. HALLS. NO. 34s sIXTH-AvE.
Tho cape depleted IN the sketch from this house
is Of rich material finished of with ruchng OF
chiffon headed with fall Of lace Ermne Y USED
finished with ermne, and the cape is lined with
white satin. 1t is beautiful. stylish wrap
AT BENEDICT BROTHERS. NO. I7B BROAD
WAY, CORNER OF CORTLANDT-sT.
Ono need 20 no further than to this well-known
jewelry house, established In 1871, to make Sc
lection Of the most beautiful OF all holiday gifts 10
both men and women-an article OF hne jeweiry.
This nrm is showing for the holiday trade some
Of the most exquisite diamonds. emeralds, rubies
and opals. in settings at once elegant rich ana
tasteful All kinds Of gold and silver souvenir
Benedict Brothers Their patent collar button is
so gs FOR h ano was made sS IS
universally worn. Among the handsomest orna-
bursts. crowns brooches get with diamonds and
cluster rings composed Of superb r ruby and en-
AT THE TOY BAZAAR OF F. A. o. sCHwARz
NOS. SS-1 WEST TwENTY-THIRD-sT.
Santa Claus has surely made his headquarters
at tho great toy bazaar Of F. A. o. Schwarz, which
now occupies the six-story double building known
as Nos Ss-1 West Twenty -third-st. Every con-
ceivabe plsything and toy for the a%use ser. and
tra e store and the throngs Of fathers and
iarity Of this holiday emporium. From the mex.
large enough for its delighted owner to sail in him
self the Of tsys so 20 aass a wSat the
buy out Of such profusson Trains tracks en-
gines and all are among the most Fascinating me
chanical toys. But nothing Is lacking for the
pleasure Of the little people, to whom Santa Claus
means so much.
AT MISS H. r. PHILLIPss. NO. 81 EAST FIFTY
NINTH-ST.
Miss H. R. Phillips. capillurgtst and founder Of
the establishment Of capillurgy, No. 81 East Fifty
ulnth-st.. near Madison-ave. also an undoubted
authority on the treatment Of the human hair and
its diseases, has decided to open q school Of cap-
lurgy and will now accept pupils and teach them
how to treat and diseases OF the hair and scalp
Miss Philips declares that the hair requires the
that Is. cultivation. Treating the hair as the
plants are treated Is certain to produce satisfactory
results as has been demonstrated In the cure OF
cases that were almost considered hopeless Pupils
who will avail themselves Of the opportunity to
study this branch of science will be thoroughly In
structed in that which has taken Miss Phillips many
years OF hard study TO acquire. Miss Phillips has
written q book the human hair. In which is ex-
pained the reasons of falling hair, grayness bald
ness. etc This book will be mailed to any address
on receipt OF 10 cents The information II contains