New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
Irish Linen
BatiSte at About
Half Prices.

Datiste a. Aoo"' bly, popular now that
nall Prices. its price is halved. It's
particularly good thing for Summer gowns.
because If soils siOuiy on account Of Its
smooth hard linen surface and It's natural
linen color. 1t stands wear, too, as nothing
but linen cam yet is filmy enough for the
hottest weather Almost an ideal fabric for
an outing gown you see, ana, II, addition,
very cheap;-that is, here.
Last seasons prices ranged from 25c. to
soc. ward. Our present prices range from
lac. to 35c. for the same qualities. Goods
are 30 and 80 inches wide.
There are also some values in Irish linen
homespuns which will attract you if you
wish that servceable fabric.
l21lc., I5c. and zoe. a yard.
RotundA
u,...4 TINE to lay aside the heavy.
Llgnt WeiSht burdensome coverings. For
Bed Clothing. these warmer nights we've
gathered good supply Of the lighter sorts
Of bed clothing-eXcellent qualltIes-very
reasonably priced. Some Of them quoted
here
81 ANKETS-Light weight.
For single beds at SO and 80 pair.
For double beds. at 50 80 and "a. 20 a pair.
Z For extra large beds. at So and 81 30 pair.
Medium weight blankets. at 81 to SO rs apair
BEDSpREADS
Double beds, marseilles patterns Toe 10 81.
Good quality silkoline oomfortables. in at-
tractive designs, at 81 and $3.50.
Third floor
THERE'S an attractive showing
UdPo ""u here OF these white aprons and
Aprons. caps for maids. nurses and
mattresses. A liberal supply may be taken
from this stock at very little expense, as
evidenced oy these few items:
CAPS
In tarlatan, Swisses or lawn; embroidered centers;
edged with lace and rosetcs Of ribbon; l5c. to 6sc.
Many at bet~ een-prlces.
WHITE LAWN APRONS
At 25e-Whh deep hem; four wide plaits above;
wide sash.
At S5c.-Deep hem. with plat, and one row Of In
serton above; wide sash
Al 65c-Vefy fine; extra wide with deep hem; bib
front with straps crossing in back; blbs and straps
edged with embroidery.
Some OF blue or brown checked gnghams, wide hem
and band, at only lsc. each.
Second floor Fourth
To.dav's FROM one thousand to fifteen
Gas panoe hundred people. so far as such
uao Many thing can be judged. are
LESSON. learning daily from Miss
Lemcke's lectures in the Cooking by- Gas
School that the gas range is as effective as il
is convenient and DIETER yeti as economical
as it is effective. The gas range is as much
of an Improvement over the ooal-burning
stove rs the latter was over the open fire.
place and brick oven OF our ancestors
Most people know this, but the idea seems
TO be widely extended that gas-cooking is
extensfre 1t isn't.-ts cheaper than coal,
besides being quicker and easier.
We are showing nearly one hundred
styles in gas ranges and cookers, and our
arrangement with the gas companies is such
that the ranges purchased from US will be
delivered and connected free. in eght-tenths
of Manhattan, all Brooklyn and all Long
Island City.
Miss Lemcke's lectures to-day are as fol-
lows
1T 1890 &. Mon Bread Bakfng
Roast Chicken; orange Cream; Me-
ringne Pie. Bread uW be baked and
Chicken roasted at same time and in
same OleN.
III $50 p M.-Broiled Steak, Sauce
Bsrnaise;: Potato Cro9nehes; Lobster
Salad.
Basemsn.