The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-15
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MERCHANDISE IN
A MERRY MOOD

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air. The jovial prices make
them gay. 1t is thus that our
retail trade laughs in sympathy
with the June sunshine, and
the real traffic of early Sum-
mer begins. SO
You should organize your
wardrobe and your household
for the Summer. Proper re-
spect for your pocket-book
will lead you to consult this
column.
Our several stores are a cole
lege of economy. ~
At IL t-2c the Organizes and Dimi-
ties, noticed yesterday, are flying. They
float through the air to the rhythm of
the yardstick.
Paris envies New York, as the richest
and latest Dress StuffS are hurrying off
our counters under the impulse of
prices that add the charm of cheapnesS
to the graces of novelty and elegance.
Grenadine weaveS at S1.25 from S2.2S
and 1915, at $3.50 from 50, and a
veritable medley of reductions. Prices
are interesting in company with goods,
but they read like a multiplication
table.
There are Mems Serge Suits at $40.
Match them if you can, beat them you
cannot. We know. We're Clothing
folks.
Bicycle Suits for Women. A lucky
day for them. S. Suits 60 down to
$3.50. Very stylish, covert cloth, di-
vided skirts. Others, top styles, at
$3.50 that were $40 yesterday.
Cousins german to Suits-SkirS "A
collection of cotton covert cloth and
crash, S2.25 to s.. The kinds that
many want. They will not linger. =
Long Hose for children-so much
and SO long for so little. t2i-2c'a
pair. Fine ribbed, fast black. double
knees, spliced toes and heels, stout.
Swiss Vests, Isle thread, for women,
light, soft, elastic, silk tapped, and
only CSC. s.l
Paris is gone clean daft upon
Feather Boas. At the races and every
where outdoors every we'll dressed
woman wears a Feather Boa. Ergo,
every we'll dressed American woman
must also. Newport, Long Branch,
Saratoga, Paul Smiths are crying for
Feather Boas. The echo "Here."
$3.50, 50, $3.50, SIS and on to s45.
In town or country, heat meitS ice
-Refrigerators passed the stage of
argument fifty years ago. PuritanS
our own-S7.25 to $3.50; Eddy's,
$3.50 to sos; Chests, s5.25 to Si4.
Every sort you can think of.
In town or country ice freezes
cream by means of Wanamaker
Freezers. Prices vary with the quarts.
2 quarts, $50; IA quarts, So, and five
b~etween-sizeS and prices.
Gas is the Summer fuel. Only a
portion of the world knows it now,
but all the world soon will. Scores
of sorts of Gas Stoves and Ranges,
81 to S4S. The printers imp waits,
and so the story is short.
Country houses clamor for the dec
GRATED Toilet Sets at 81 without, and
S. with jar. How did they get so
much gold and so many flowers at
the prices9 Don't bother. Effects,
not causes, concern YOU. 800.
Haviland Dinner Sets, 100 pieces,
at SIS. Never before and maybe
never more. Others, ia pieces each,
S22.5o, SIS and $3.50. They were
$50 to S35, and ought still to be, so
other dealers say. We don't. Hence
the chances of the day.
SheereSt, daintieSt. Muslin Curtains.
Nothing to replace them for either
urban or suburban homes. Lots 60
cheap to-day. Novel, rutfled, fluted,
embroidered, inserted-sorts, sorts,
sorts. s. from $3.50; $3.50 from
$3.50; S}.75 from s5.75; 81 from
So; S4.75 from 81; So from 50.
Screens, nice ones, 100 at s., from
$3.50.
Printed Cotton Flannels, rich in
colors, soft in folds, they 60 at 15c,
instead of CSC. Printed MuslinS, vast
choice at zoe, instead of CSC. Got
too many.
Somewhat over 1000 mems fancy
Shirts, that were we'll worth 81, are to
60 at Fifty Gents. A final repetition
for this season of the bargain that
stirred the town a few weeks since.
Just opened yesterday-nine styles
Foulard Summer Silks at Csc, real
bargains. They will do good SER
vice, will not slip on the warp, and
thus make dependable seams.
Books of sense and nonsense that
make Summer libraries at small cost.
A great assortment of titles. Cloth
bound Books at t5c; paper bound
Books at toc, 15c and $50. .Aa