New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
Lamps

I arms IN all beautiful homes lamps ~.
~ used. Gas and electricity for ths
light of utility; oil for the light aesthetic
Some stock questions of our own and Ger.
tain manufacturers compel bargain-m,k
ing operation. Quantities are worthy and
prices are worthier. Note them especially
At $5-Reception lamps, new, low shape, bc,utsJ,v
decorated, complete with globe Also B,non:,
lamps, with onyx columns or enameled c.ntr..
They were priced at s. 50 to SIS.
At S275-Dresden banquet lamps, with raised fou-
eIs and figures. Values are from IS and $40.
At 81 75-Banquet and reception lamps. corp,.,.
with globes; all beautifully decorated would 5.
regularly 81 to ST. W
At ooe to sl-Pretty princess lamps; raised flower,
and figures Dresden china, many shapes ,cS
sizes. Values IN the lot from 81 10 So So
At S1-Clobes for banquet lamps, in and 10 IN.
handsomely decorated; the 81 and So kinds,
AZ .5e-Clobes for princess lamps; usually S5c and
Soc ~"
At25e.-Little boudoir lamps with globes; pretty
enough 10 bring 5Oe.--the regular price
Main door Broadway and Tenth street,
China AUGUST wanes but the August
cIoeete Trade Sale of Furniture waxes
in interest as the month declines
The stock of China Closets has been com.
pleted and depleted several times during
the last twenty days.
II is full again to-day and the prices are
on the August Scale-one-quarte and one
third off-they range from SO to $l75.
Many cannot be duplicated. One hundred
styles in popular woods. The list discIoses
few favorites
At s1o-of oak; r. 2 in high; 40 H. wide; Is
in. deep; round ends; 3 shelves; carved top
At s12 500 oak; Il. 8 III. high; 40 in wide;
10 in deep: round bent ends; 8 large shelves;
fancy shaped French beye plate minor In top
5x1S in; nicely carved and polished.
At $2o-of solid Mahogany; 4 #. in. high; Elm.
wide; 10 in. deep; mirror back; glass shelves;
carved front and top.
At s23-Of Flemish oak; f. 8 in. high; Hh
WIDE; 16 in. deep; bent glass ends; rope column
front; large grooved shelves.
At $28-Of oak; II. high; 40 in. wide; 10 H. deep;
bent glass ends; mirror back; glass shelves.
At $S0-Of oak #. q in. high SO in. wide; u
in. deep; bent glass ends; mirror back; glass
shelves: carved top and front; claw feet. 80 10
At $500 oak; 4. in. high; 80 in. wide; Is
in. deep; bent glass ends and bent glass door
front; mirror back; plate glass shelves; carved
At $40--Of solid mahogany; 8 #. S in high 8 T.
s in. wide; IS in. deep; bent glass ends shelves
Fourth floor esr
R;cvcI. Newe The greatest combination
D~yS'e ''e"o of the best bicycles con-:
tinues to command the market. We have
on sale
At $i8-Coronet bicycles for men "a and % In framA
At s20--Rodman bicycles for men "a and 20 in. frame
At s25-Continent bicycles for men "a and 20 m
frame.
At $40---Continental bicycle for men, all sizes.
At $4l60-ContinentaI bicycles for women. all asA
The Continental Bicycles are very high
grade and the best at the prices.
At s78-Humber Roadsters.
At $75-Humber Tourists.
At S79-Lady Numbers
The Humber Bicycles are unmatched tot
strength and beauty of finish.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart Co.
Broadway, 4th av., 9th and 10th sts