New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
NEWS OF THE STORES.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FILL THE
sHOW-wINDOWS TO OVERLOOKING.

FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FILL THE
SHOW WINDOWS TO OVERLOOKING.
LEATHER GOODS THAT sTRpAss ANY PREVIOUS
RECORD. BRIcA-BRAc AND NEW CHINA
wARE-RUGs OF RARE MAKE
AT ABRAHAM & STRAUSS. FULTON-sT..
BROOKLYN.
The elaborate display OF beautiful imported
gowns and wraps at this famous Brooklyn store
IL more than calculated this season to please
and fascinate the stylish woman. The latest anu
best fashions are here depleted in the most at
tractive and novel materials. and II is indeed
difficult matter to decide what one wants when
the choice offered is rich and varied worth
gown Is quantity trimmed with white hand-cro-
cheted lace, showing alternating strips OF Jet'ed
lace and is exceedingly handsome and as mover
as possible. The Medici collar and glrdle are OF
pale water-green SIX, lace trimmed ana hnisheu
with a large rosette in green and rose. black
velvet Paquin gown is made with circular nouhce
and a bodice Of white satin covered with piach
chiffon dainty boero of black satin under
Jewel and silver applique is the GROWING touch OF
elegance this lovely gown.
A Sara Mayer model shows a skirt OF bIacK
moire plain and beautifully fitting around the h'ps'
The bodice Is Of ay-bue velvet trimmed win EN-
broidered bands In black and gray-blue tones. me
French sleeves have cap at the shoulder ana are
tight fitting to the hand \ house gown OF white
mousseline de sole. embroidered and mace over
melon pink silk. Is a dainty creation that suggests
fair young debutante. Puns OF melon PINK
silk alternate with rows OF insertion in forming the
sleeves and the collar is pointed and or tucked
mink silk finished off with frills Of Mechlin lace
beautiful evening gown from Doucet. Is OF white
satin, covered with white hlmy net and trimmed
with bows and bands Of white satin ribbon
evening model is of black lace over white satin
cpf.i lN
Creation Creation" is developed in white satin and fine black
lace the bodice n being eTsn shs wsa
Doucet street gown that is specially s,yis2 rb Is
G hSnss onens oTeT vest OF violet velvet
with yoke OF tucks. The carriage wraps are eN-
sssIn KAT "a ATTRACTIVE and novel while jackets
and coats and fur garments are unusually rich ana
stylish
AT WILLIAM ~ HANKINSON'S, 10 EAST
TWENTY SEVENTH-ST.
Va, or,v can the carpets be cleaned that are
sent to Hankinsons but they can be remade the
n,ttern perfecty matched and all worn spots put
a. out-ofthe-way places. Mr.. Hanknson was
doubtless the first 10 perfect hquid mat "o"iu
remove grease spots and restore coiors TO their
pristine briancy. and another liquid tha' VIII 10
away with all moths and bacli
The character of the work done at this carpet
cleaning establishment is excellent and pleasing
10 the careful housewife that one tr'ai Oh ''e
methods employed here will insure return wne"-
ever the household furnishings are 10 De reJuNe-
rated Oriental and Turkish rugs hrusseis an.
,,n..trv ingram and three-ply. Wilton. velvet ana
Arhnsson administer and moauette carpetings cal
I'll be thoroughly Gle med. frightened ana repanaiu
and NAV be kept free from moths by p nos' 'iiu'
ah,a nreynaration patented by Mr.. Hanknson
THE LYON TOOTH POWDER COMPANY. NO
a MAIDEN LANE. NETWORK.
.,,.r nara q, the teeth is a matter which
.,or,d concern everybody Many think they VIII
take care OF themselves. and awake 10 reaii%''e
sense OF the fasity Of This supposition only "ne"
they are compelled endure the excru'la'ihg agony
Of a toothache and the subsequent expense anu III
convenience Of dental operation ,
rhe watchfuI care of childrens teeth cannot be
too strongly urged The preservation OF the hrst SET
Is by some considered OF little consequence az 'ne!
are soon TO be replaced by the permanent teeth o"
,h,. ,s n erea, mistake the regularity OF the sec
ond set depends much upon the proper care anu ,
troatment OF the first Children should be taught {
life 10 form the daily habit OF brushing thcir
teeth They will soon become accustomed 10 H. ana
II will always be great source OF comfort 10 'heih
selecting toothbrush get the pest inGap select
a small soft brush those mace win pa0ke i N fr
adults the bristles should be as hard as the gums
dentfrce which should be mild and harmless r ana
r. ss same emo t@e injury
hard crust OF tartar formed by the huds Q, me
fnSes propy do the work unless they
in strong akalics and other Injurious substances
Dr. T. ~ lyons PeTfec, Tooth Powder is
prepared bv experienced dentist familiar'zed by
practice with the requirements OF the teeth IL is
put up in neat and j., fSe rooSs
are offered for sale, at a moderate cost
AT DR. JAEGER'S. NO. 1s WEST TWENTY
THIRD-sT.
One OF the most valuable Of all inventions. from
hygienic point OF view. is undoubtedly the Jaeger
process Of sanatizing underwear. 1t does not re-
ouire the universal Endorsement Of the medical
fraternity (Which this process has received to con-
vince one Of desrabiity Of having that part Of
our raiment that touches the skin absolutely pure
Lighter In weight. yet warmer than any others
these garments are favories everywhere In the
word Our summer garments must now be replaced
by those Of winter weight and 1t is with full as
sortment of such In four different degrees thick
ness, that the autumn season Is opened.
Bath robes and nightgowns are also obtainable.
The latter fashioned In Empire style. OF dainty
stripes or plain white .. flannel and are trimmed
Shirtwaists and dressing sacques also a feat
ure Of the fall stock. and II may be well to
tion that every yard Of fame! used by Dr. jaeger
Is manufactured by order for him. and is shrunk
several times before being made up
Black or gray corset-covers. ending at the waist
line. but having high neck and long sleeves.
vests for wearing beneath short jacket or cape.
The Jaeger golf capes. while being hygienic. are
Of exceptionally light weight and considerably
warmer than these garments usually are. They
are made OF a fringed shawl rug and An
ished with a detachable hood.
AT DIR. KAHLERs. NOS s2s AND $50 BROAD
Undoubtedly the sandal Of the anc.ents was at
once the most healthful and comfortable 'footgear"