New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
The &c neral
statement may
Carpet Facts,
General and Specific

Carpet Facts, st...re.nt nav
General and Specific be condensed
to this Carpet Store is one of the few
in America that are complete in all details.
It follows that it is one of the largest. II
is in class that is occupied by not more
than four others. 1t is untramelled by
precedent or engagement. It has formed
no "entangling alliances" with manufact-
urers. It is free, independent, powerful.
Specific bargains in many lines reflect the
above conditions. Among these may be
mentioned
Brussels Carpets at ST a Yard.
This is a regular $l.35 grade with every
store that we know except this. 1t is
grade that we have generally sold at Sl.3s
ourselves. We are glad of the opportunity
that allows you to receive. and we to pre-
sent, such an obvious carpet bargain. New
goods, of prominently good make. and in
a good supply of styles.
Further Evidence of Power Lies
in Our UnequaIed Collection of
Straw Mattings
All these goods are direct importatons
and are sent us straight from the makers as
soon as made. Hence fresh, new, clean.
Most Of them were made to our special
order, hence novel and Especially in the
Japanese makes) exclusive in pattern. Other
purchases we choose carefully, rejecting at
least twenty-five per cent. of even the best
offered.
The stock for this season is now at its
very best.
Chinese Mattings, SIG to $I6 q
roll of 40 yards.
japanese Mattings, SO to $25 a
roll of 40 yards.
Explicit Facts and vrrv nosit;ve
About Pure Linen claims for our linen
goods-claims consumers may verify if they
choose, every day, with no little satisfaction.
They will learn on inspection that our linens
are always pure Aax-no cotton admixtures.
no matter how skilfully disguised, can enter
these stocks. No accumulation of old goods
will be found here-the lines are kept fresh
at all times. The prices are low, lower gen.
orally than those prevailing elsewhere. These
items, taken at random, will be found Just
what we claim for the entire stock-purly
of linens, freshness of goods, lowness OF
price.
At &c. yd-Snow-white bleached Scotch Table DAM
ask; 81 in. wide.
AtSl yd--Full beached Table Damask in handsome
designs; 10 in. m
At 4Oc. each-Hemsdsched linen Pillow Cases; 22z
ASl.7s each-Hemsttched Linen Sheets for tul'
sized beds; 8sx94 in.
Atl2Hc esch-Hemmed huckaback Towels, exu7
weight; ready for use; 1886 in.
At 25c each--Hemsitched Huckabsck Towels, Dam-
ask borders, all white; 2lx39 in.
,.., and Two large shoe stores are
Ivy CIV required at present. One,
No"t'."U.S the regular store on the
Shoe Selling first floor, is a place Of
regular bargains. The other. the provis'
ional shoe store on the fifth floor, contains
exceptional bargains. Here, sizes in all lots
are not complete, but most of our visitors
find what they want. There are good quail
ties of shoes here at prices like these:-
Mems Shoes, $l.5O, $3.50, S2.5O
WOmen's Shoes, $I.25, ST 40, Sl.5O
ChiIdren's Shoes, 45c. to 81.
Half Prices Mostly.
First What we call the
Wy OoVu Wanamaker Florentine Cab
O"c!o !" inet.-one Of the offers 50
otdt'ohe'y emphatically good that We
are glad to tack our name to it. Fifty-hve
Cents for box of really high-grade paper
us sheets and 100 envelopes. Cream
paper, in your choice of satin, suede, linen
or bond finish.
Second-Crcam vellum paper in the
three right sizes, Premier, Oxford and DC
tavo. Ten Cents pound for the papef'
l5c. hundred for the envelopes.
Third-Twenty Cents a pound for paper
generally sold by the quire. In pretty
lieht-blue tint in three sizes. The finish
called satin ripple"
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