New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
In the dark The stockings are on sale only et the
firms own store. Nos. 92S and $50 Broadway


In the dark. The stockings on sale only at the
nrns own store. Nos. s2S and $50 Broadway
AT MASON & HAMLIN COMPANY's. NOS, 3
| AND WEST EIGHTEENTH-ST
When expensive gifts 70 be exchanged the
pianos at Mason Hamlin Conpanys are desir-
able offerings. Especially when the heads Of FAM:
lies are az loss TO know what TO give their daugh-
| tiers should they be reminded OF this firms goods.
l; announces that the improvements IN construc-
| ton which have been made during the last year
a9 an nanos eqpa as ariistG instruments
and sweet toned instruments and are all hand
somely cased.
AT HACKETT. CARHART & co.'s. NO. Sal
! BROADWAY
Exclusiveness Of style and fabric is a marked
characteristic OF this enterprising firm which has
been for many years a prominent exponent and
! leader in male fashions. The chidren's depart
ment this year shows beautiful and novel array
OF coors and styles. Sailors. vestes. Russian
blouses and Elton suits TO be the prevailing
styles, while light dark and electric blues greens
| nable. are the dominant colors These Juvenile
make their little wearers positively irresistible,
at least so their mammas think.
! wel-dttins. suits IN strong and seTviceabe ma
terals and the mems department Is supplied with
every thing that the season demands
AT J. RoTHsCHILDs. WEST FOUR
FEMINIST.
In the design and manufacture OF fine millinery
every principle OF art and good taste is brought
into reQusition. The work is essentially an art.
and demands exclusive attention such as Is given
10 II In establishments like that OF j. Rohschild.
Everything this house offers is Of the best order
only, and the correct thing for every occasion can
always be found. from the large and proiusely
trimmed carrage-hat 70 the little reception toQue
or bonnet and the walking-hat for shopping and
ordinary The enormous facilities enjoyed by
ms hrm II 70 pr9vide It's patrons With these
extensive importer in its own specially controlling
Company and Il also naSufactupes larseiV in its
workrooms.
AT HIGGINS & Settlers, NOS so, 80 AND 81
WEST TWENTY-sECOND-sT
place where beautiful gifts be had Is al
ways crowded. Easter gifts at Higgins e. Settlers
this season especially beautiful hence the
IS always full Of visitors. This firm has what is
called prize tables" They are filed with suitable
articles for prizes.
Among the beautiful china is dinner set OF
English make. y plain cream ground with acid
etched border Of gold shows exquisite taste and
skill in workmanship
The firm carries a beautiful line Of this grade OF
china. In The department OF cottage sets are many
dainty designs copied after spring flowers. ferns
and roses. Among the beautiful sets Of plates is
one ornamented with the busts OF royalty. Among
the paintings are conspicuous the heads OF Marie
Stuart. Henry ". ca herine de Medci. Charles
X and Henry VIII and his six unfortunate wives.
beautiful novelty was champagne set, pitcher,
glasses and saucers. Around the bowl Of the glass
and in the pitcneE as well as the SaucerS is cut
design OF srapes This is entirely new and de-
cidedly handsome An elegant assortment OF
E Ss x new ' and beau gift Gss Er
lsh ware The designs on these vases are from
the ever available Shakespeare
AT ovINGToN BROTHERS. no 800 FIFTH
AVE.
All sorts OF beautiful things in glass and china
tempt the chopper who wanders in the nelghbor
hood o. Ovington Brothers store Fifth-ave.
From the great cut glass bowls that sparkle with
the myriad rays OF light sent OF from their facets
the tiny after-dinner coffee cups which ar
ranged in beautiful and bewildering variety the
gazer looks, scarcely knowing what TO choose for
a pretty Easter Offering the wedding gift OF
the dearest girl In the world" II for the former
& selection Of slender vase that will hold one Of
the stemmed roses or stately lilies that is an
appropriate flower for the time, tiny wide
mouthed bowl. where the open faced pansies may
disport themselves IN spite OF snort stems VIII be
TOO many Of these knickknacks A bride might
indeed be pleased Win any OF these S'9 wne ior
articles is shown to the buyer-whole sets OF B
china and glass in the selection Of any ono Of
the exercise OF It. Yet there are also inexpensive
and beautiful articles that are OF me hnisn ana
things
AT ALEXANDERs. sIXTH-AvE. AND NINE +.
TEENTH-sT.
While Dame Fashion has been busy bestowing
her gifts on the stores she has not neglected F.
womau's feet nor has she failed TO have
for those mothers. sisters and wives whose duty
1t is 10 look FOR the "soles OF their men folks
Alexander has a beautiful line OF womens. mems d
and boys footwear. His latest style IS a ladies'
walking boot OF for spring wear 1t is not only
pretty but sensible. This shoe is about six inches
figh and WITH a Lakewood" toe. The Lakewood .
is d fiat round toe, broad and the shoe mas nat
cornmon-serse heel. For spring shoes only two .
shades OF tan are used. The latest dress shoe Is
OF patent leather; these arc buttoned and have the
The lengthening of the bicycle skirt has called
for a shoe but ten inches high, ana win Lake lake
wood" toes and cOmmon-sense heels. A novelty is
we en- he Ysarsr from SO often losing the pedal
The evening slipper Alexander says IS to be worn
OF the shade End maj erial 10 match ne gown; TO
heel Louis Ky Low shoes with golf stockings
Mems and boys shoes are made with the
Lakewood" toe
AT BELTAIRE. LURcH q co.'s BROADWAY
AND FORTY -sECoND-sT. AND no isi
BROADWAY.
The Imperial hat. sayt Detsire. Lurch * Co, is
the only distinctive style this season for men This
e a derby stvIe designed to meet the metropolitan
demands OF the dressy public Among the colors
ms. VIII be mos, popular ior spring wear are
mode ten and English brown; Of course the con
vnnt,onai black has always It's place In fashion.
Another nat and the great novelty Is nobby little
English derby appropriate for young men.
This firm Is making specially OF woInen's hats.
md they are especially pretty. One which is made
Cor Easter Is of yellow braided satin straw, the
briIn Inserted with white iuDe. and white tune
rosettes border the edge. Around the crown Is q
Irt BRAIDED straw Two white doves form the
oniy side triannG, one on the brm ard the other
or ndfJ S stsxn is Of 'V Voe is rough white
satin fhepherdess hat TIE entire sr1wa
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