New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
Further Additions
to the United Silk Stocks.

Further A00ltlOnS
to the United Silk Stocks.
We have told you about the way we
united four other silk stocks with our own,
to get the figures down to the January bar
gain level. Since then the selling OF fancy
silks has been a thing to marvel at,-Were
it occurring elsewhere. We said notning
at the time about Evening Silks, and repair
the omission now, in this wise
Six new designs in Evening Silks each IN
six shades:
Pattern A. serpentne design on gros-grain, white,
pink. blue, rose, Nile. lilac and leghoTn
Pattern Arabesquc design Of fleecy satin on gros-
grain. white cream blue, rose and lilac shades.
Pattern c. Arabesques, with crochet squares Of
satin on silk, shade of cream, blue, rose 'eghoTn'
lilac and Nile
Pattern D. Two-toned satin pattern OF bold BLOCKS
and darts on silk: shades of white, blue. rose, leg
horn, lilac and Nile
Pattern z. Satin on gros-gain large but very taste
ful and quiet design, shades Of white. cream, blue,
rose eghom, lilac and Nile.
Pattern F. very rch gros-grain. with striking
design OF dashes and sweeping curves III satin;
shades of white. blue rose and lilac
ANY ef these Silks for the sale price OF
Eighty Cents a Yard.
II is seldom that such silk excellence is
united with such silk economy.
Ro,unda.
Women's Silk SILK gloves for evening
c.N,- ct.wn. wear are popular. We
Evening GIoves. open a big lot Of them
to-day. They were ground between the
upper and neither mill-stones Of conflicting
interests. The resulting flour is Superfine
cheapness-grist TO your mill.
ColS,y, cream, pink blue, Nile green. black and
white.
Logfds, 1s, 10, 20, "a, 2s and 90 inches.
Pyfaion5 Pyifr5, 75c., s71ic., ST. lis, sl.25 and
$3.50
The emphasis comes upon the round
price for your choice Of length and color;
Fifty Cents.
Women,s PLEASE don't think them
"o'"I" . marked down goods. They
"oo'S' are all fresh and new, and all
but warm from the makers final bushellng
This is the open season for Jacket bargains,
and YOU flush them at every hand IN our
Jacket section. For example,
Hs6-A lot OF coats in kerscy and oheyots; styles
are Russian blouse, fly-iront or doube-oTeas,edi
high neck or rundown collar; almost all are lined
with satin rhadame. Many 81 them are imported
garments. They would have formerly cost you up
to SIP.
At siO-A lot OF beautifully tailored coats in newest
STYLE, and lengths; fy-ront and Russian blouse
high turnover collars; materials are hne keFseys
and cheviots All lired through with silk or satin
madame Formerly would have cost up 10 e1'
AT S15-A handsome LOT OF jackets, almost all OF
them imported; tight fitting blouse flyfront. and
made from fine kerseys for the most part; many
are braid trimmed All lined throughout with SIX
or rhadame. Formerly would have cost up to $40.
Second floor.
r:do.dour MOST excellent goods.
Liuei uO"" again we must ask
Dressing Sacques. YOU not to be deceived
by the prices into thinking them Of only
ordinary worth.
At 60c.-Solid color zephyr crotcheted edge, tight
fitting back and loose front. ribbon at neck.
At 75c-Heavy material, fancy stripe patterns,
orotcheted edge, tight back, loose front good
dollar kind
AT S1--Solid coors, heavy material. TWO SIX frogs
Same style in pretty stripe patterns.
At 81 75-Esra heavy goods solid colors, tight back
and loose 'front.' large sailor collar, satin-bound,
two silk frogs.
Second floor
House A VERY excellent house dress Of
n ,'ouo aStandard grade of Calico round
DresSeS' yoke. front and back; trimmed
with five rows of white braid gathered at
waist; front and back with belt; body
lined. full skirt, deep hem. Patterns Of
pink. blue or black on white grounds.
Second moor.
A Picture THERE are one hundred excel
" CT. lent pastels shown on the Fifth
od'e' Floor. Subjects are almost ex
clusively landscapes, and the character Of the
work is good, if not high. Each is most
elaborately enclosed and set off by broad
gilt mat and Florentine gilt frame. Size
Of frame 26x35 in. Pastel and frame.
$3.50.