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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-23
A Trunk Opportunity.

The Headly g. Farmer Co., one
of the leading Trunk manufactur.
ing concerns in the country, have
closed out to us the entire stock
of their New York store at a price
which enables US to give you some
very remarkable values.
All the Trunks are strongly made
and very substantial, and each one
is fully guaranteed. The assort-
ment includes Travelling, Dress.
Theatrical, Overland, Steamer and
some very handsome Trunks for
mems exclusive use.
HEAVY DUCK COVERED TRAv.
heavy bolts, heavy clamps, 4 top stats,
divided and covered tray
Value, 80. 1926 4.75 5.25 5.75 6.25
Our price. $3.50 8. 10 $40 $40 400
EXTRA STRONG TRAVELLING
lined. Excelsior lock, Taylor bolts, hick-
DRY Stats, made throughout with that at
tention to detail for which Headly &
Farmer are noted.
0 0sln srie: Is $s 81 e S:ss IL 1:3s IL 81
HEADLY & FARMERS FAMOUS
"SEVENTY-ONE," the standard quality
of America, perfect in every detail, doubly
protected at all points OF contact, best
Excelsior lock, extra heavy duck covering
and fine linen lining.
Sizes, % 80 80 81 80 in.
Value 800 $50 500 $50 900
Our price $4.98 5.4S sos GAS Cos
And thirty other styles at equally low
prices.
Rasement
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INVENTORY SALE OF
LADIES' CLOAKS g. cFURS.

LADIES' SIoAkS &C cFoNS'
LADIES and MISSES CLOTH JACK
ETS, in tan. black and ~colors, original
prices from $3.50 to $500; reduced to
$3.50, $3.50, SO. 70, 1878 and $11.75.
CHOICE VELOUR BLOUSES, elegant
" trimmed and plain. worth $23.5o to
$2s. so; reduced to $3.50.
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS-A small lot
of high-class skirts, handsomely lined; re-
duced from $500 and $4,000 to $22.6o.
BICYCLE SUITS, small lot. usually
sold at $500 reduced to $500.
ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES reduced from
$500 and $4,000 to $22.5o and
$4,000.
PERSIAN LAMB CAPES reduced from
S135.OO to $4,000; from $4,000 to
$1O5.OO
PERSIAN LAMB JACKETS reduced
from 1880 to $4,000.
FISK, CLARK & FLAGG WAISTS,
small lot in silk, reduced from $11.5o to
$3.50.
LADIES' SHAWL CAPES, made OF
Scotch plaids, suitable for travelling or
street wear, at $1,000, $3.50, $500,
$3.50 and $4,000.
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hunt is the cheetah. though an ancient kgyP
tian painting, which may be seen in the British
Museum. represents a cat which is apparently
assisting u hunter to catch birds.
There Is another reason for thinking that 'he
cat must have been adopted by man after me
hunting age, namely, the cats wonderful attach
ment to localities. Animals. like the wolf Win
which the dog Is most closely allied. follow thclr
prey over vast tracts OF country and seem a. 10
entirely destitute Of local attachment. IN"
wildcat, on the contrary. settles down in a par
ticuiar spot and waits for its prey 10 come.
When removed from its accustOmel hnhia'It
seems 10 lose its skill. and therefore would 10
useless 10 men in a hunting age. because in nat
age men seldom had fixed habitations. NY
roamed abroad wherever game was 10 be found.
OF course, much of this 10 conjecture. v hc'Hrr
the cat or tho dog was first adopted by men ,'n'
not now be certainly known, but the cat was
well known as a domestic animal at an early Do
Rod OF human history.
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Neck Pieces.
A Rare Oriental
Rug Opportunity.

A chance like this to buy rich,
handsome Rugs comes too seldom
to be sighted by any lover of the
beautiful.
We offer tomorrow a rare COL
lection of these gems OF the Orient
at surprisingly small prices, con-
sidering their high quality
They're here in all sizes. from an
Anatolisn Mai to an Indian Car.
pet-The following items are of
fered as specimens of the values
you can look for:
Kurdistan Rug, 12x9 feet, worth. 5000.
Persian Rug, 10 #. 3 in. x 8 #. ii in,
worth 5O.OO So.
Persian Rng, IL TT. IL In. x 8 #. 2 in,
worth $500, at....."............$ $4,000
Persian Rug, 1910 it. 2 in, worth $500,
Ghiordes Rug, IL TT. 8 in. x o IT, worth
'o.oo,, az :'',.'. .''''..''' poo.OO
In small sized Rugs we've Daghestans,
Hamidans, and Karabaghs, worth 5.75,
S3:SS ca
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KBRAfAM AND
STRA0s

ilterscholastic circles. the competition to take
seixas has called out tho candidates for tho
track and baseball teams. The baseball team
will, 1t is claimed, be stronger than over; The
track team will be greatly strengthened In the
made marked progress since last season. AT
the games OF the Ninth, Regiment last Monday
tured his heat in the 40-yard dash cleverly.
The athletic association of Dwight School Is
making preparations. for an active campaign
in several branches OF sport. The boys selected
to make the track team have been at hard prac-
tice for some time and doing good work. More
reason why tho school should not rapidly forge
ahead. There is also, promising material for a
s DasSea nrae ettln' IN ah The ' 9ym uandtaa' in batting %a I u and
throwing the ball. The pitching department is
The coming season will probably find Bar
nard School represented ON track and field by a
much stronger aggregation OF athletes than
the supervision of a competent, athlete the can
didates are, training IN tho Eighth regiment
the stsand l"S The school SCH viii enter a strong
senior and junior team in all interscholastic
games. The net for baseball has been placed
in the school gymnasium and every afternoon
the candidates practice industrinusly. A little
weakness is hown in hitting the ball, but that
will be overcome as the season advances.
There Is unusual activity at Sachs School,
and the keenest rivalry exists among the boys
t aspsf'n ssan nSf pteseSS a Vn ' bee n"d doing s good work lhS
at the gymnasium Of the KnickerbockeT, A.. O.
during the past two months. The candidates
tice in a few days. Chess Is receiving the usual
share;ot interest, and the team 10 represent the
school in the tournament which begins next
month is in excellent playing form.
Physical Director Whewall of Columbia
Grammar School 10 putting the various candl-
dates for hoIors through n course OF training in
the gymnasium three afternoons of each week.
The baseball candidates will report for Prac;
available, a rafting good toam should be deyel-
oped. The much-talked of match game of chess
preparatory schools between Columbia Gram
mar sshool 2 Poly Prep sVhOol wss deed;
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The Ola Guard BAII.

The Old Guard ball. to be given at the Metro
politan 0pera House on Tuesday evening. is
expected TO eclipse all previous entertain
ments given by that organization. Among the
Legations at Washington. Governors. Senators,
and Congressman. the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery of Boston, the Boston Tigers. the Gov.
PhiladeiphiA. The ballroom Wilr be decorated
with American flags and stneamers. with white
a 1 NE Ell hl aasSsi III i sss! " stage whore AA''s
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RUGS-SPEcIAL.

SHIRVAN and CABISTAN RUGS.
5000, $500, $500. Worth from
$1,000 to $1,000.
Large size SHIRVAN and CABISTAN.
extra fine pieces, $500 to $40. 90.
Worth $4,000 to $4,000.
Fine line of ANTIQUE PERSIAN HALL
RUGS from $500 to $4,000.
Choice line of ANTIQUE ANATOLIAN
MATS from 5000 to $1,000.
Fine line PERSIAN RUGS in the follow
ing makes HERMAN, SENNAH, HAME-
OLA, SARABIND, MECCA, from $4,000
to 100000. Worth from $500 to
$4,000.
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Four Great Silk Values.

Splendid quality coupled with
unmatched low prices-that's the
sum and substance of our silk
story, and these items illustrate
it finely:
CoIored Silks.
1000 yds. of all silk changeable,
fancy figured and striped Taffeta
excellent quality in a good as
sortment of colors-at soc. yd
1900 yds. of % inch heavy, rich,
all silk plaid and Roman striped
Taffetas in bright, beautiful COM
binations and excellent designs
easily worth s1,20, at 59c. I'd
Black Silks.
1,500 yds. of 81 inch all silk Black
Satin Duchesse and heavy Black
MORE Velour -. soc. yd
600 yds. OF % inch all silk Black
Satin Duchesse, extra heavy
handsome quality, at 6Sc. I'd
New Building. main floor.
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Sl.95 a Pair.

They're the product of one of
New York City's best shoemakers.
The uppers + of a superior
quality Of kidskin, and the soles
are of the best oak tanned leather.
welted and stitched on by hand
and finished with extension edges.
There are four of the newest styles
of the popular round toe shape to
select from-all sizes from 3 to Z,
and all widths from A to E.
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SPECIAL SALE OF
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.

Will offer tomorrow 500 LADIES FINE
SHIRT WAISTS, made of Percale, Cling
ham, and other fabrics. All new goods,
new styles. Blouse effects or otherwise.
A large assortment of patterns and colors
to choose from. Sizes 80 to AZ. Prices,
4sc.. 5Sc., CSC, 95c., and &1.25.
SECOND FLooR-MUsLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT.
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SPECIA
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

LAUNDERED SHIRTS, made of fine
quality muslin and linen bosoms, with all
newest improvements, good value $1.OO,
at 55c.
NIGHT SHIRTS, trimmed with white
and colored embroidery, fine quality mus
lin, at Doc. each.
Also. LADIES EIDERDOWN BATH
ROBES, special lot fancy stripes, some
trimmed with silk ribbon and worsted
pirdle to match, manufactured to sell at
S4. 80, 500 and $500. at $3.50.
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THE CAT?
Probably Adopted by Man subsequently to the
Hunting Age.
From The Boston Journal

~ '"t % SNhfN Ass
1t is impossible to trace the origin Of tho do
nestle cat with certainty to any existing Spe.
cies or variety Of the wildcat. Indeed, the time
at which the cat was first domesticlted and in.
troduced 10 human society is simply a matter of
conjecture. Prof. Shnler expresses the opinion
that the dOmestication OF the cat must have
been much later than that OF the dog, while
naturalists give reason for believing TO the con.
trary.
Some people agree with Prof. Shaler, and for
this reason:. That dogs were probably first do.
mesticated In order to assist In hunting, and,
ing age OF human society; whereas the cat has
nowhere been generally used. as "a hunting AMI.
loves TO hunt in packs, and when introduced 10
a human family he regards the family al his
made seryiceable by the human hunter. The
cat, on the contrary, is unSocial: II lives alone
and hunts alone, 30 that IL could not be expected
tor men N fsnS, the only msmber Of the. cat
fAmty that's hioSn - have bean trained 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-23
NEkXlSBQ
BE1oOkIIYN.
Grand Opening of Spring Dress Fabrics.

A great assortment of the NEW SPRING MPORTATION will be exhibited on Mon
day. The 1898 novelties surpGst those OF any previous year md our exclusive patterns and coL
oings are bound to particularly please They include SILK and WOOL MOZAMBIQUE, NOV
ELTY EPNGALINE, TRAVERS FANCIES, NBELME PLADS, JACQUARD VELOURS,
FANCY CHEWOTS, &c, &c.
We will show in plain cooS POPLNS, ARMURE, POMIElLE, ARMURE CANVAS
TAMSE CLOTH, ARMURE CORD.
All the above are to be found in great variety of coorS
IMPORTED FRENCH CHALLES will be shown in immense assortment
SPECLAL-54INCH HEAVY CHEVlOT specially suitable for bicycle suits, was $2s,
at R5c. yard.
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WOmen's Fine Shoes.

Our Shoe Store has long been
known as the home of unusual
values, but we've seldom been able
to equal to-morrow's offering.
Eight hundred pairs of Women's
high grade button Shoes that are
universally counted good value at
$500 and S3.5 a pair-go on sale
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Upholstery Specials.

White Irish Point Lace Curtains. We
have not given better value than you
will find in these, they're fully worth
$500, 5000 and $500 a pair, but they
go at 49,. So. TO. $50. 30 & $5.9 S pair
Tapestry Portieres-extra heavy and re-
good styles in assorted colors, regular
$500 and $3.50 kind, at..... $500 pair
Silk Cross Stripe Curtains, regular $3.50
hihu' w.. @o.fo pair
Tapestry Table Covers, one yard square,
heavy fringe all round, reversible, 75c.
KIND, at; ea
80 in. gold printed Crepe in excellent de-
signs and colors, 1Oc. kind, at.....5c. I'd
80 in. silk faced Tapestry for furniture COW
ering. regular $500 kind, at. $500 yd
Furniture ReuphoIsteriug.
If you've any furniture that needs reup-
holstering-now is the time to have the
work done, for during this month we'll do
it for you at the exact cost of the labor to
us.
Third Floor.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT.
SPECIAL VALUE IN LADIES NIGHT
GOWNS. WALKING SKIRTS. CHE
MISSES, DRAWERS AND
CORSET COVERS.

Misses, II w ERS AND
CORSET COVERS.
Will offer tomorrow LADIES NIGHT
GOWNS, high neck, square tucked yoke,
cambria ruffle around neck, front of yoke
and sleeves, at 35c. each.
NIGHTGOWNS, Empire effects and V
shape, yoke trimmed with embroidery, in
sertion and tucks, at SOC. each.
NIGHTGOWNS, high neck, Empire styles
and circular yoke, all prettily trimmed with
insertion, embroidery and tucks, at 65c.
each.
NIGHTGOWNS, V neck, high neck and
Empire effect, trimmed with ruf1es of en-
broidery and insertion, at zoe.
NIGHTGOWNS, made of soft-fnish cam
brio, high neck, V shape, square neck and
Empire effects, daintily trimmed with fine
embroidery, insertion, lace and ribbon, at
85c. and 95c.
WALKING SKIRTS, umbrella shape,
trimmed with a rufle of wide embroidery,
at 5Oc.. 75c.. O5c., $1.2O and $1.35 each.
CHEMISES, made of Muslin and soft
finish Cambria, prettily trimmed with en-
broidery and lace, Soc, 55c., CSC. and
o5c.
DRAWERS. our own manufacture,
plain hem and tucks, 25c.
Umbrella ruf1e of lawn or cambria, 4Oc.
Embroidered ruf1e and tucks, 4Sc.
Ruffle of wide embroidery and insertion,
zoe.
CORSET COVERS. plain high neck,
pearl buttons, 15c. each.
CORSET COVERS, prettily trimmed
with lace and embroidery, 25c., 45c.,
soc. 6Oc. and 75c. each.
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Strong Values in Women's
Jackets, Suits & Skirts.

SoNhAStos oeahto ~ oNAh TOE
A triple alliance of style, excel
lence and cheapness that should
prove very attractive.
Suits.
Fifty Tailor-made Suits of cheviot, broad
cloth, Venetian and fancy materials in
black. blue, castor. Russo green and
brown, some tight fitting and others in
blouse and jacket effects, trimmed with
soutache braid and satin, all lined
throughout with fancy taffeta silk,
worth fully 5000 to $500, go tomorrow
Skirts.
Dress Skirts of Taffcta Silk, trimmed in
ruffles and velvet ribbon in the new
apron effects, lined throughout with
extra quality tatfeta silk at s.o y
Skirts of fine cheviot Serge in the new
tucked effect, lined throughout with per-
caline and velveteen bound, at. go. SO. 90
Jackets.
Heavy Jackets of French Boucle, shield
front and high storm collar, triple
stitched seams, at. So 70
Jackets of fine Kersey in black and blue,
fly front and notched inlaid velvet col
lar, finished with tailor stitching and
lined throughout with changeable tai
feta silk. at.......................$ 1O.05
Second floor.
Children's Underwear.
A lot of broken sizes in Children's
Merino Undervests and Drawers,
that sell regularly at rs and 35c.,
go at ... lShc. ca
Main. front, right.
KBRAHAMn AND
STRAOs
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TWO SPECIAL LOTS OF
HANDKERcHIEFS.

A large lot of LADIES Embroidered
HANDKERCHIEFS, scalloped and hem.
stitched, all pure linen, slightly imperfect,
regularly 25c. and 35c., at 15c. each,
$1.75 dozen. d.
Another lot MEMS PURE LINEN HEM.
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, slightly
soiled, value $500 dozen. at 85c. each; 9
for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-23
KsnsIagton Athletic. Net M,awout CLUB.

AonsinHtOh Athistie. Net MidwOut sluo
All is quiet on the Pardegat. The danger that
the men Of Kensington would initiate the name
OF the Wildwood Club of Flatbush by calling
their now organization the Midwout Club has
passed. Al u meeting on Friday night the new
ton Athl0EiD Club.
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AT ONE-HALF PRICE.

2, 3 4 and 5 year sizes, made of plain
and fancy cloths, including eiderdown, in
a variety of c%olors. all prettily trimmed
with ribbon, fur and braid.
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Csc. Ribbons at l8c. Yd.

Fine quality black double faced Satin, all
silk of course, 4 in. wide, a good 25c.
Value NJ. &C. yQ
MORE Ribbon with fancy edge in W
styles. one a fine Roman stripe, the other
a basket weave in bright %colors, both
very pretty, twelve colors in each pat
tern; they're worth fully 25c., but they
Main. right
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BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES IN
NEW SPRING SILKS.
2O.inch STRIPE TAFFETA... 100.
21-inch PLAID TAFFETA............S5o
19-inch CHECK TAFFETA...........s $50.
20-inch STRIPE TAFFETA.........$1.O 90
21-inch STRIPE TAFFETA, extra
quality................. ..........$1.25
24.inch JAPANESE SILK, in blue
and white and black and white. 300.
23-inch WASH SURAH, in stripes 100.
BLACK SILKS.
19.inch SATIN DUCHESS, TOO.
24-inch SATIN DUCHESS, 85c.
21-inch SATIN DUCHESS, extra Quail
ity, $500.
22-inch Brocade Silk, TOO.
44-inch all-silk Grenadines at $1.o0
$1.25. $3.50 and $500 per yard.
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Furniture Reupholsteriug.
Ready Made Sheets.

600 Ready Made Sheets OF very
good muslin, 81 yds. wide. 81
yards long (unmade material
would cost you 45c go while
they last at ...... 35c. each
Main. centre, rear.
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ABRAHAM AND STRAUS
The Last Week of Our January Sales Brings
Forth the Best Values.
Every one of the following items merits careful reading, for each tells
of very exceptional mOney=saving possibilities.

A Genuine Sensation in Furs.
Two prominent manufacturers
contribute to this unusual Fur Sale.
One sends us his stock of Jackets
and Capes--the other his stock of
fine Neckpieces, Collarettes and
Muffs.
Both stocks are to be sold at
about the cost of production.
While the variety is extensive there
are but one or two garments of q
kind, so the advisability of early
choosing is apparent.
The fact that fur prices r
advancing is so generally known
that it is hardly necessary to
dwell upon the money saving
possibilities of this opportunity.
1t is sufficient to say that no one
who expects to wear fur garments
this Winter or next can afford to
miss taking advantage OF it.
Jackets.
Sealskin Jackets freshly made up of xxx
skins-RICE'S London dye, 20 in. long,
box fronts, high flare collar, correct
shape and perfect ftting-value $4,000,
aU.............. A$U.oV
Same in Persian Lamb-LeipZig dyed
skins, perfect in curl, brilliant lustre-
value $4,000, at.................$02.oO
Novelty Capes.
Persian Lamb Cape-with sealskin collar.
fancy silk lined, 20x145 in. value
Alaska Seal Cape-with real chinchilla
collar, fancy silk lined, 20x135 in, value
u at.
CoIlarettes.
% Collarettes of gray. electric chinchilla
ian imitation of real chinchilla), fancy
lined, value $1,000, at. .95
Krimmer Collarettes, with border of cleo
trio chinchilla, fancy silk lined, value
Electric seal Collarettes, with Persian
paw Yoke, satin lined, value $1,000,
Neck Pieces.
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RIRBoN DEPARTMENT..

SPECIAL RIBBONS at 10c. per yard, in
plain and fancy designs, plaids, stripes,
&c, widths from Q to 4 inches wide. regu-
larly sold from % to SOC. yard.
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While the track and baseball teams of Cutler
School are anXiously awaiting pie asant weather
30 as 10 go into training quarters at Columbia
oval, they are by no means idle these days.
Excellent facilities for practice has been found
In the gymnasium of the KniokerbOcker A. c.,
and the boys have been hard at work there for
some time. For the, past two years the school
has taken a drop in the athletic line. The
feeling among the students is that something
must be done to improve matters and every
thing calculated to develop strong represents.
tive teams will be tried. Hockey and golf are
the features at which the school Is strongest.
A special effort will be made this year to put
able teams In the field to represent Collegiate
School. Physical Director Ballard proposes
inauglrating a system of hard. vigorous, and
earnest work. The candidates for the track
team who have been doing n little gymnasium
work will so into regular training next week.
The DE Ia Sale Institute boys expect TO do
great work at the indoor games this season.
They have an athletic team which cXoels in
more than. one event, They have also the I'D
vantage OF being able to improve steadily by
continued practice without the Inconvenience
of leaving their own building. Tho baseball
candidates are in active training and are show
Ing up well,
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cHILDREN's COATS.

Another lot of CHILDREN'S COATS
and REFERS
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OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS.-Closi
prices prior to inventory:
$3.50 500 $7.75 $3.50
from $50 500 9.25 9.75
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Flannelette Wrappers,
08C. Each.

Here are Women's Wrappers made of good
quality flannelette, with yoke back and
front, prettily trimmed with narrow
braid, wide skirts, that are remarkably
cheap ca
Second floor.
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The entire stock OF ii. A. sum-
mers & Co., of AL Fulton ST., has
been secured by us and its sale to-
morrow at exactly the wholesale
prices paid for it by II. A. Sum-
mers & Go. will signalize the
opening of our new department
Of Commercial Stationery in the
basement of the New Building.
Every kind of Blank Book, from a
full bound ledger to q pass book,
will be found in the collection. 1t
also comprises all kinds of
Stationer's Hardware Law Hanks
Type Writer'S Papers and Materials-ln-
Baskets Tablets : Scratch Pads-Trial
Balance Books-Ink -Mucilage Pens
Notwithstanding Rulers -Envel-
opes-Writing Papers.
In fact everything in the station
cry line that a business man needs.
Iii impossible to specify prices,
but We quote one for illustration:
Davis's Automatic Inkstands, listed at 75c.
and $l.75, 20 at.......ooc. ana Sl.l4 ca
This is a fair Indication Of how
the values run. The original price
tags of H. A. Summers & Co. have
been left on each article, SO the say
ing will be apparent at a glance.
Printed Envelopes.
We offer full government Xxx
white wove so lb. rag envelopes.
printed with card or address in
corner, or both.
81 SIZE. Ct SIZE.
5000 for . $500 5000 for ....$5.s5
iS,SSS f for. 1890 ESQ $1,000 5000 for fo r.:::1e 9sS
$4,000 for. 90. so $4,000 for. .22.75
10000 for. 49, so $4,000 or....43.0o
Equal inducements offered in
other sizes, including Document
Envelopes, printed in both black
and colors-
School Supplies.
We also intend hereafter to keep
on hand throughout the year a COM
plete stock of School Supplies-a
special inducement in this connec-
ton for to-morrow's buyers is of
fered in
"a % DhkO tlOIh Jul tups luoi Ooiil-
position Book, fully worth 1Oc., at....3c
Csc. to 6Oc. Papeteries at lOc. Ea.
In connection with the above
sale of Commercial Stationery we
offer tomorrow a lot of Papeteries
and Courtesy Notes, which were
included in the H. A.. Summers
& Co. purchase, comprising about
500 Boxes of Parsons & Greene's
and Writings finest Paper and
Envelopes-regularly worth rs to
60c., at . lOc. a box
And a great variety of high grade
quire Paper with Envelopes to
match. including all correct sizes
suitable for fashionable correspon-
dence. will be closed out at mill
prices.
Basement, New Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-23
ABRAFAM~"o
STRAJS

was represented by four players. The Brook
Ign lads were too much for their opponents,
and they won every game. The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-23
A Complete Stock of Commercial
Stationery at Wholesale Prices.

A great
purch base
enables us
to inaugu.
rate a new
d p art.
ment with
an offering
of very e
m al kable
values