New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
A Furry in
Suit Cases.


A Furry in THERE are not so many OF
C,;. Co..c them as we could wish
JUN scant two hundred Of all
kinds But while they last, therel be
some little excitement in that section Of the
basement where they're selling, for the
prices are of the "hury-up-and-g et-here"
kind
There are four sorts,-
Fi,yt -Dress Suit Gases in heavy bride Leather. With
steel frame; stitched ends, lnen-inci, solid brass
lock and hasps. inside straps in both top and body
Three sizes, %, "a, 90 inch, bu, only one price
H25 Regular price 81 to s..
.ctrond Dress Suit Cases in heavy Russell leather.
stitched ends. iron frame, heavy brass lock and
catch inside straps in top ard body 22-inch 10,
s325; 24-nch, for $3.50. Regularly $3.50 and
SO
7zDd.--Drem Suit Cases in Russell leather, With
heavy leather corners, good quality ,ock and
catches. An inexpensive case, but one which will
be found great value al the prize 22-inch s275;
24-noh SO; 26-inch. $3.50
FomfA Dress Suit Cases in lightweight, Leather.
cite, with brass lock and bolts and inside stars
case which las all the appearance OF the more
expensive ones, and stout enough 10 give sooi
return in .eN for rs cost. 22-inch, Sl15;
24-inch, 80.
An Encouraging e. Re new e Commercial
"@""'' opened business only
few days ago, has evidently met and filed
a real and widely extended want. Il has
been given a genuine welcome. and is
already in the full tide Of an important busl-
ness
Should there he need in your home or
office for Cash Boxes, II will pay you to
visit this new, store. A number Of the solid,
well-made kind, light, but strong, with in
tricate patent locks and in all sizes are piled
up here, awaiting new owners. They mar
the otherwise fresh and perfect stock in this
section, because they come from another
part Of the store and are somewhat
scratched and damaged from repeated re-
movals and long storage. At their present
figures they are tantamount to gifts.
Basement.
Eurs Reduced DAYS like yesterday speak
TIL eoquentv Of fur needs.
q ihh'' Prices like these speak elo-
ouently OF fur economy With necessity
and opportunity in conjunction, there should
be some selling in the fur store to-day
There's a reduction OF one-third from al
most all fur prices except those on sealSkns-
The detail below is only by way OF Sug-
gestlon,-
At S200-Handsome cape in combination Of seal and
mink; handsomely lined with 1ch silk; was $500.
At S266-Cspe OF genuine Lelpsic dyed Persian lamb.
with top collar and rufle OF fine ehInehiia, IN
ported 10 sell at $500
At S166-Hsndsome coat Of Persian lamb; REFER
front, with top collar and reyers OF chnehllla was
$3.50
At sls3-Mink cape, SO inches long, with border Of
mink tails; former price 1878.
At $j0--Chnchlla colarettes. 10 inches deep 'ul
sweep; were $50.
AT So33-Russian blouse Of broadts Persian, ,nmme.
with silk; formerly $3.50.
At $1s3-Russian blouse, made from selected eastern
mink, Trimmed with green velye, and cut steel
belt; was S2'5.
Second floor.
Eve.GIasses ORIGINALLY low-prlced
III Ewos they've been greatly
'o' an L'eo reduced For instance
ana all purses. 1Ok. rimless glasses at
s1.75; formerly 81 more. Then there are
some, goId-fiIled, at S5c., about half their
value; and lax. eyeglasses at 1926.
quarter off the usual price. All OF Ties:
have first quality perescopc lenses.
Prescription work and repairing receive
faithful attention.
Broadway.
Kee.Wanamaker ne eol n 49, o",
Cushion Shoe. Sid. sole NJ leather. for
service: next. cork to exclude dampness
and, finally. felt for warmth and comfort
Wltha light and good looking. Values IN
the lot up TO $3.50. They're going TOW at
ST.
Fourth avenue and Ninth street.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.
Broadway, 4th ave, 9th and 10th SIS