New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30

% her f ns sT re mats" Sas 6a quietly but Gle
aTrs rsSsI %sT asr il F Tayo. se,s
is trimmed with two full puna q turquoise blue
s WIN ou,sprcad wIrss !, G g ror nj ,G Ff
SIDE q the cr2H n cb dT'''S department
there are many dainty little frocks made Of i,.i,E
ccttons aCd nG S rnHi SEEN r owe hd lille model
shown on tho baby ignre In the sf',cN y, Ur.ot,o
r Mse Of parrow prk ribbon extend srs"ra me hGl
tom Of the skirt hH TITS s 5s hangs from smap
Yoke OF SHRED n ouseel'no. Whit is 'rImIed VIII
ihfe rlbboneleed DicSCd az rs TSe -aTs #
shirrngs and the hunest finish possible fi o1 by
Chow to he shoulder where hey arty rs''Gi @n
anfoiH t iHeil folds
! ~ ARNOLD CONSTABLE & cos. BROAD
WAY AND NINETEENTfI-sT.
t,,.r,or seon. ar,,ab!y disposed this year toward
rho wants Of the little folks, but then she always
! Is auiably disposed In that direction TOT ."'''
! a perennial charm about the DAINTY c""'e'"o
| nrenared for the tiny tot and the budding miss
| ,,a, oven orr own gowns and hats cannot attain
| Thcre Is a charming assormcrt Of such ir'ckS
| 1 su,,s iust row AT Arnold, Constable n 60 =
and every occasion has been pro"iGcd Tor IIom '''
outing suit of duck for romping over seaehore or
mountain to the liehtost, farylKe afi""S 'o'
| commencement day or evening wear.
White organdie and plenty Of lace triiis coflPose
| ,ho sureotlv eirlish frock shown In this hrmS
| sketch The style Is good without hcng SO Over
| trimmed as to rob IT Of that ar'lS''c "'lii''1'
,ba, Is so necessary to the truly pretty lto-A. "a"
o,bcr attractive feature is the price wnicn Il our
! es The lis; OF outing suits Is varied indee" D"t
| w. o.d ohout q fcy, sps,-als may be pertinent and
| OF interest ~ 7.
Ou,te the prettiest style is made OF canvas /.
| has a plain skirt and a doube-Oreaste' oou'e'
Jacket finished with separate shield ana deep
collar OF white pique The jaun'y iap''s anu .sp
cuffs are faced with the pique and belt OF Inc
Same finishes the skirt The sizes in this style are
twelve and fourteen years and the prire Is ~ blue
dnr mi f polka dotted with white and trimmed WIN
deep collar and faced revors Of White pidue d.
s son h has 0s Eors skirt ;4sa5
bodice Of white nR ,S vita as f"n is op"ned at the
front and trimmed with dotted red pilue s ,,,Is
collar and cS aTd 1t Is i in as from four
70 fourteen years at the uniform price OF sl3 90
suny white Pqe suit iac sas w fGFea eo 5f
cuffs and revers edged with openwork srn3rooe i
VIII be found In some blue. tan or green duck Eton
suits for S. in any size from six to fourteen yeaIa
above msn,oned snits in fourteen and fifteen year
| sizes cost 81 50 each
AT A. A. vANTINE e. cos. NOS ST. AND
SO BROADWAY
| Japan will not make any muss over Hawaii ana
thus pu, her commercial relations with the United
chants have such extensive transactions exist at
| present between them and the house OF Nantine '&
| Co The purs, IL the citadel Of sentiment nowadays
and Van,lne's IL the Occidental. clearinghouse Tor
| Oriental products.
| 1t may be overproducon or 20 patriotic pur-
nose 70 subscribe 10 some war loan that can he
| ascrbed the following prices In japanese goods
| White lnlaid bamboo tables, marked from 81 90 TO
1925 maid chairs, 8? 49, reduced from - 90. danny
| cotton rugs measuring from 6x9 10 12xi5 feet and
| from 10 q
| and a special assortment OF hand-pained bamboo
window curtains. 3xji2 feet in assorted colors' at
Oriental furniture. whether OF graceful bamboo
| rropriate furnishing OF summer residence, and 10
such artlces OF furniture. together with cool rugs
and ha nglngs Messrs Vantine & co. have dedicated
men o f1ome FwrnshnSs 1t is free for the asking
but Il, would be difficult to set value upon the In
formation IL contains.
| AT CHARLES JONESS. BROADWAY AND
TWENTY-FTRST-ST.
r. we accept the Darwlnan theory then the
kitchen must mark the frontier line between man
and his brute prototype. FOR among the Oldest
relies OF humanity. even In the habitations OF the
prehisoric cave-dwellers, Is found evidence OF the
supernaI attention paid TO the preparation OF food
| The artistic decoration OF the drawing room may
satisfy and even satiate the aesthetic taste but
there remains void to which only the kitchen
can respond and 10 this all-important part OF
home household or hotel equipment Mr. Jones has
for over a generation been recognized as special
nurveyor Every contrivance that can add TO the
tasteful production OF food may be found In his
two enporiums one al NO sM BroadWay ana
branch at 40. 9o2 Sixth-ave; TO any housewife an
Inspection of this stock is both pleasure ana
revelation. - ,,, H., .o,,,, ,,o,,
III ~, the devices for .he dainty preparation OF
ed,bles Everything for the laundry IL also at
hand IRON the simple washboard 10 the most scien-
,Ihcaily constructed mange.. -, ,. .
IL The line OF culinary outfits for the tourist, In
,aine fftcd ha npers for the picnicker. the stock
ts especially complete from pocket stoves 10 an
Intensive layout for Adirondack camping
n,oat,ng homes also receive undivided attention.
me Yacht as well as the camp can here ne httei
w., ,itb equal facility. In short, everything that
out 70 la cuisine be found In abundance at
| Charles Joness
Ar M p KAur.ER AND SONS NO. a2s AND go
BROADWAY.
Tn. particular article OF civilized apparel that the
reconstructed Indian Is most loaih 10 adopt ~ the
shoe which seems In compaIi'oh WI" i,s 49,
~ r,occasn an instrument OF torture indeed and
| Mhc n'o- Il,a frarn iha