New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Friends
THIS business is only tWenty-one
| months old. 1t is a young
business, but it has already large
regular constituency. Prominent
among our original plans is the
August Furniture Sale. A great
collection of high-grade furniture
that is sold at one-third off market
prices. 1t is aside from and ad-
ditional to our regular stock.
This occasion is bringing vast number
of friends to this old Stewart store. so
many. indeed that the August venture has
proved great success in the volume of
sales. The profits remain in our customers
pockets.
All the sorts of furniture that have been
described in our daily store news await
YOU; to-day we give few suggestions
upon Dining Tables and their prices Fifty
five sorts in stock-prices vary from $3.50
to 500.
s350-Of antique oak; top 3sx46 in; fall leaf:
fluted legs; 9 f. long when extended
AT ST. 50-The same table as above IN T. length
Al S. 25-Of antique oak; top 8ss3s in, fancy
turned legs; carved ends, #. long when extended
At 500 antique oak; top oox5o m square legs;
fancy carved ends; 4. long when extended.
At $l6--Of Flemish oak top 45x45 in; box sides;
rope turned legs s f. long when extended.
NSl2 50-Of quartered oak; top 42X42 in. heavy
carved legs; claw feet box sides; highly polished
SIT long when extended.
AtS1350-Of quanered oak; 4Sx4s in. spiral legs;
box sides, highly polished; IT, long when ex-
At S14-Of quartered oak; 4sx4s in; heavy carved
legs. psneled ends: box sides; highly polished
f long when extended.
Sl6-The same table as above in 10 f length.
At 5000 solid mahogany; top 4sS4s in; spiral
legs box SIDES; legs capped with brass; highly pol.
i,hed; 10 It. long when extended.
Fourth floor.
Mems CONCERNING Serge Suits. The
cIo.L. Summer season is waning, but
~io'"N' these serge garments continue to
come from the tailors, bright and fresh.
We now have the last one hundred suits
10 sell at $40. Clothiers generally will
charge you $12 to s15 for equal suits:
Have you use for Linen Suit! s. will
give you choice of suits that have been
$3.50, S.. so and $40.
Fancy Worsted Trousers at $3.50 for
garments worth IS and Sc. But the price
is their only mean point
Rove ALL the following relates TO suits Of
C,,;,c 3 TO II year sizes:
0"''' Sailor Suits for early Fall. The
price is So; the values 81 TO $3.50; The
stuffs. Serges and cheviots.
Washable Sailor Suits of Linen and Gala
tea stripes at 81. 1t is round-up-some
worth $3.50
The Boys Clothing Stock is punctured
with bargains that are made to close out
small lots.
Second floor. Fourth avenue
Shoes for For girls and small boys. They
ch;Idxon are Of dark tan colored kid
~"'''' =" skin from one of the best fac
tories-a new line that we desire TO intro
duoe and therefore ignore profit for the
present:
Sizes II TO 2, 81.
Sizes 10 1917, 90c.
Widths B c ID and E.
Mems WE have one lot Of just SIS pairs
chooc of mems tan oolored shoes. They
'"o~' are principally kidskin, but there
are also willow. and russia oafskn. mostly
sizes 6 to 8, although there are also smaller
and larger.
The price is 81 90 pair
The values are s. and So. so pair
Perhaps you recall last months story OF
Is. 600 pairs of mems shoes. These are the
last and the best.
Fourth avenue and Ninth street
Odd RicycIe Coats GARMENTS Of fine
and Trousers worsted. homespun
=, 80. and crash-pleees
81 Ld@" which belonged 10
suits Of 1915 to $40 values To clear it
out quickly this collection is marked very
Iowa uniform price of 81. A great saw
ing in this and good choosing too.
Mems Collars Nor a stock of old STYLES,
M. q do, but all new, desirabl:
'0~' =" ''A' shapes. The fact, and the
additional one--that these wear as well as
any 25c. collar you know. show YOU the