New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Of well made. fashionable and SeasonaOle
clothing, and the selling should be short and
quick.
MEMS OVERCOATS
Ass 5O-In blue and black keseys; were 80 and
slo Some at $40, which were $l5. Others at
sl2 regularly $ls oo l..
At $1c-Oxford and black friezcs were $2o. Al
s2O-Black Chevio,, Mont'gnae or Thibet; were
At $2S 60-About 40 overeoats in fine imported
kerseys and velours: silk lined; were s35 and $40.
COACHMENS COATS
Al 500 fine kesey, heavy all-wool lining. also
ntcrned raw edge seams; 22 IN green, Il IN
blue. Value $50.
BOYS LONG TROUSER SUITS
SIN fancy mixed. navy blue and black cheviots;
strictly al-wool sizes IA to 10 years; small men
may also be fitted il this lo Earlier in the sea-
son would cost you SO to S135
BOYS MILDLY AND SAILOR SUITS
At s3-About $50 from the best makers handsome
" trimmed with silk soutache, variety OF ooors;
sze,-mddy suits. to s years. sailor suits, B to
10 years S. to IS qualities.
BOYS DOUBLE-BREASTED JACKET SUITS
Al S8 5000 all-wool. slk-sewed suits for boys 8
to 10 years; up-to-date patterns; have sold at 50
Second noor Fourth avenue
r,.-.,,o. FUR prices like these would
'"' I"e, be interesting evenin August.
Fur facts. yet there's plenty OF fur
weather to come judging by averages and
the laws Of compensation.
At $40 Colarcttes Of choice Persian lamb with top
collar Of chinchla, were $65
s52-Electhc capes with yoke and high storm col
lar Of chinchia, l6 inchc, deep, 18o-nch sweep;
were $40.
At s56-handsome collarcttes Of stone marten, 10
irche< deem Were x16
At s58-Chinchila colarcttes, 10 inches deep; were
s75
At s0S-Ernln. coIlarctte, with bow and bind, Of
black broad tail, and trimmed with white plated
chiffon, was $3.50
At S93-P Plain mink capes, 25 inches deep, l25-inch
sweep: were Sl25
At S112-Persian lamb coats, made from genuine
leipsc dyed skins; were 500.
Al s2l0-Handsome mink capes, SO inches long, with
border OF mink tails; were S215.
At S545-Persian lamb ulster, So in. long, made OF
choice selected SKINS new blouse front, with cut
steel belt; was 1925.
$l125-Gcnuine Russian sable cape, 27 in. deep,
trimmed around bottom with 80 tails, was $1,000.
Second moor. Broadway
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