New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

dence of progress that department store shouio
regard SIC dictionary the best thing 10 ohei
on easy terms in order to boom business.
There is to be an effStive window display
opened tomorrow morning. hundreds OF the big
volumes fanked by large frames showing the
color plates in the work. and every employe has
instructed to do his or her part In Gaining 'ie
attention of customers to the offer. Inc compah!
idea of course is consolidate for itself large
amount Of trade in all departments that the shop-
ping members OF families are now scattering py
Offering a premium for such consolidation the
outcome of this assumption thai the Broohi!h
shopper is student OF the English language ana
is anxious to acquire such volumnous ana com
prehensve book of reference. will be awaited with
interest by even those who would not themselves
be willing to bank SO heavily upon the universal
ity OF the effects of womens literary organizations
AT a. d. MATTHEWS e. SONS. FULTON-ST"
BROOKLYN.
An opening In any department OF TINS rehaoie
store means an exhibition Of the newest ana latest
fashions, both domestic and foreign. and the great
fall millinery opening. beginning tomorrow and
lasting through Wednesday, will be delight 10 the
women who are tired of summers faded flowers
and dust-covered hats and bonnets. The latest
Partisan CONNECTIONS will be shown tomorrow, ana
the styles will be found chic. exclusive and becom-
ing. One must visit the opening In order 10 luHy
appreciate its varied attractions
A handsome souvenir showing a cut OF a beau
tful Paris hat bonnet will be presented TO
each visitor. The millinery department has been
enlarged and beautiied Until it is now one OF the
largest and most complete establishments OF the
kind IN the country. In the dress goods depart
ment the latest imported novelties may be found.
for the buyers have Just returned and have an I'M
mense line of beautiful goods In silk. wool, mohar.
silk and wool mixtures broadcloths and nnumer
able other textures and styles.
AT FREDERICK LOESER cos FULTON
ST, BROOKLYN
Dame Fashion has certainly established herself
at this we-known and reliable emporium. and the
fall and winter styles here displayed are excep-
tonally varied and inviting. In silks the styles
seem almost endless. and the colors. effects ana
combinations exquisite. In weaveS many'sott
and beautiful patterns are seen. and there are
| paids Roman stripes. gros-grains. novelty stripe
| elace taffeta satin duchesse matte effects, bro
cades and richest mores that cannot fail TO please
| all tastes.
In silk and wool the styles extremely at
tractive many Of the effects being novel and most
original. Bengalines. epingalines and similar goods
| In two-tone effects most attractive. and the
| two-toned ottoman velour, boucle plaids. Scotch
tweeds English cloths and sutngs in all the lead
| ing colors pleasing 10 all women VINO appre-
! ciate reliable goods and correct styles
The drcssmaking department has received special
| attention this summer, and has been rented and
redecorated until nothing is lacking that could add
| TO its comfort, convenience and attractiveness
AT ABRAHAM & STRAUSS. FULTON-sT.
| BROOKLYN.
The new and beautiful styles in imported dress
goods. wraps. capes, jackets and gowns cannot
fail to make this popular establishment favorite
resort with up-to-date women, who are always on
| the lookout for what is latest and best.
| The silk and dress goods display at TINS store IS
| repete with handsome fashionable and servceaple
styles. and the ready-.nade gowns and tailor SUITS
are the latest in cut and finish, o.. ,hs, ,ouso
| shown
| green, purple and dahlia-c olored velvet MADE up
Ma and conned WITH ee gold sweed belt
clasp The skirts Of The blouses vary n Length 1sI
sable and Persian lamb formed the finish for col
cus and the large Tfvgr Go t N b is bo T6e
| yoke skirt and cuffs show je,ed ornaments and
in black satin eGre ana e are Of tho
richest brocade silk. The capes seen here are ar,
| brocade and mateasse effects being especially at
| tractive , Ill.,, 81 ad,,, ma ia
skirts and the variety Of material and prices is
graded to suit all classes Of Tor h Ser nn
elegance yet eo1ec y oo IN aSa bomne will
seght the e eye Of the tasteful woman styles
exceptionally pretty and an a6 6h, nat o.
showing small. fat ribbon bow frightened with
two cut-steel ornaments was especially styilsn ana
of the brin and the crown was fully three and
| half inches high Another black hat showed n
| wide iuting Of mossgreen velvet encirclng the
| crown and reaching an inch above IT, Black cock
| feathers showing CLINT of green. were punched
| on the left side Cut-steel buckles and ornaments
] Uahtened the velvet trimming top. and were
I placed underneath the brim at one side, to show
| against the hair.
| At JAMES MCREERY cos. BROADWAY
| AND ELEVENTH-ST.
| That nothing succeeds like success" Is certainly
| exemplined In the career OF Messrs. James Nc
| Creery q CO.. who. not content with having Sc
| cured beautiful uptown establishment. have now
| ,nproyed their Eleventh-st. store to such an eh-
| ,ent that II can almost vie with the more preten-
| t,ous branch in Tweuty-third-st. All the altera-
| lions will be complete by the 2lst on whch date
| there Will be a general opening throughout inc
| store. 49,, o.,,ro. donar<
4, mems have international regulations. ana lntIe
! viii he an exposition OF millinery. gowns WRAPS
1 and lingerie such Is not witnessed every any
! even by New Workers. ., - ~, "a, ar,
| nounced for the various departments. James a.
! 1'reery A. Co In their Twenty hird-s 81 'staplsn-
/ ment demonstrate BY the unusual aci'i1y o. prep
| aration that ~ new season Is ~ nand o VIZ ~
terprsing and favored individual who II a11we "a
10 penetrate behind the scenes cheerlui eioW o.
enthusiastic welcome for the sppfoaeRh sde ,a i
heavily provsioned in view OF the Wans
that will with tho first fall OF me tnerh9in-
| no department admits Of eacepion' iHe