The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-07
A flood of new Silks

.'S biISiitSot oith illllS WIZ
in all France. Remarkably hand
some and new effects in Taffe-
taS, Tinsels, Pompadours, Lux
ors, Armures and MatelasSeS.
This splendid collection rep
resents the best product of the
Silk-making world. Scores of
beautiful designs made especially
for Wanamaker's. Exclusive
elegance that will command the
attention of all women interest
ed in Dress Silks.
A brief list of newcomers:
NEW EVENING SILKS
French Coraline, 6 beautiful shades, at S5c.
Rich fancy Silks, dots on coral grounds, 10
attractive color combinations, at 81.
NEW TlNSEL SILKS
For Vestings, crocheted blocks, 9 styles, at
Si.3S.
Tri-colored Matelasse, 81 styles, at $3.50.
NEW POMPADOUR SILKS
French, beautifully blended colorings, two
designs, at 81 so.
French, plaid designs, 9 new colorings, at
$3.50.
NEW BLACK SILKS
Rich Satin Luxor, French. black, at Si.25 to
$3.50. Beautiful goods AMI as soft to the
touch as 4 buttertly'S wings.
Pure dive drap d'France, rich black corded
Silk, 1885 to $3.50. Very elegant.
Black Armure Silks, fine mesh, 5 styles, $t.2S
to S2.25.
Black brocaded Silks, so styles, at ST..
Plain black Tatfetls, French, rich qualities, 81
to 81. 50.
French Novelty Silks, black, IS STYLES, at s..
| Pure dye SatinS, all black with dots Of taffeta
in variouS sizes, at s..
Figured Tatfetas, black, dots, squares and
dashes, pure dye, at 81.
The Rotunda.
roTros Farewell to the
DpRSs Goons last of the pretty
DI'' uooD' Cotton Dress Stuffs
for a season. Almost an indignity to
print the little prices we have placed
on them.
Big profit in buying them now for
use next Spring.
AT &c A YD.; REGULAR IOc AND 1870.
Printed Dimities, lace striped and
corded Lawns, Organdy Raye and
satin striped Canvas. Big assortment
of styles.
AT Sc A YD.; REGULAR zoe.
Printed Dimities; striped Organizes
and figured in a variety OF handsome
designs and colorings.
AT &c A YD.; REGULAR l5c.
Printed lappet Lawns, in the popu-
lar polka dot designs on white and
tinted grounds.
Fourth avenue.
1t concerns Women's Hand.
NEW kerchiefS, and, like other ruling
EIn fashions, it came from Paris.
Now, if my ladye" would bo
perfectly proper, from Dame FASH
ions standpoint, she must carry a
Handkerchief of very sheer linen,
edged with lace footing.
This is not necessarily expensive.
A fine Linen Handkerchief, hem
stitched and edged with lace footing,
here at 25c.
Another style, with hand-embroid-
cred corners, edged with lace footing,
at soc.
Others, with Valenciennes lnce inser-
ton, and edged with Point d'Esprit Lace
footing, at 75c and 81.
Others more costly, of course, but
that another story.
broadway.
cod Certain lots of Dresses and
cipI Goats for cool days and school
days at prices that make tho
buying easy. Big price reductions to
square stocks. Sizes 4 to IA years.
One, two, and three-piece Wash
Suits, at ONE DOLLAR. Values in
the lot up to So. Fabrics are crash,
percale, lawn, dimity, striped galatea
and organdy. Dresses are neatly
trimmed with embroidery or braid.
One. piece Dresses of all-wool nov
city fabrics, in plaidS, at 81, instead Of
$3.50. Tastefully braided.
Other Dresses, of Atwood fabrics, in
bright plaids, fancy checks and mixed
goods, at $3.50 and s.. Should be s.
and So.
These Dresses have fancy collars and
are neatly braided.
Goats of broadcloth, serges and
fancy mixed fabrics, at $3.50, S2.75
and s.; worth s. to $3.50. They
have sailor collars, and are beautifully
braided.
Doesn't cost much to fix the girl out
for school at such prices as these. Don't
think less of the garments because they
are so very cheap.
: Second noor. Xinth street.
TED