The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-10

place has been given US.
Lace Curtains su0' o@urta;y et y
at Two.thlrds this White Sale
showing is selling at a price a good,
square third under the prevailing re-
tail figures.
That is nearly all that is necessary
to tell you. The kinds of curtains
we carry are well enough known.
Here's a sample list, to show
something Of the Variety
BRUSSELS POINT CURTAINS
Al $l3, from $40 AT $40, from $24
Al Si7.2s, hom $2s.7s.
IR1sH POINT CURTAINS
At $3.45, from $s.2s At IS. so, from $s.2s
Al $685., from s. At 1915, from $40
ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS
At 81. so, from $ll.2S At SIS, from $27
At $40, from $50.
RENAISSANCE CURTAINS
At Sill, from SIG Al SIS, from $27
Al $l2. so, from $l3.S Al $40, from $50
1hlrd hoof.
M.-.. We are selling
"u'''SM them for less
Imported Wraps than half what
they would have cost you before
Christmas. Their value as wraps is
not appreciably diminished. and they
are as rich and fright and exclu-
sive as ever.
Cloth and velour to choose from,
and all prices from
SIS to SIS.
A month ago, we said $3S to $3.50.
Muel,u The Underwear
vas'ss. people have taken
for Children younger You folk in
this showing. And in their interest,
our features Of high quality, careful
finish and cleanliness of manufacture
ing conditions should be forceful
upon you.
If you have ever seen a sweat
shop" you will never let a child of
yours wear any of its products. This
clean, fresh, carefully sewn, beauti-
fully finished underwear is as good as
you could make yourself, and as
"nice." But it's far cheaper than
your own make would be.
Girls muslin drawers, hem and clusters of
plaits:
2 .. 6 g 10 y u y".
Girls skirts of cambria, umbrella ufle,
trimmed with rifle of Swiss embroidery;
!, 2 and 3 years; Soc.
Children's waists Of drilling; bound around
neck and arms:
10 yrs.
l2c., l2c., 12e., lSc., lsc.
Girls muslin drawersi plaits and ruAaes of
Swiss embroidery:
17e., ace., &C., 49,, 49, 10 49, q 49, ,"'
Girls skirts of cambrc; umbrella shape;
trimmed' with rufHej ], Q and 3 ys., Soc.
Girls night gowns of muslinj yoke plated;
eam6dc uAe on neck and sleeves:
2se., Soc, Sc, 4se., 4se., Sc, 55sc.
Boys night shirts of muslin; collar, cuffs,
pocket and front trimmed with feather
stitched bands:
a., a., s., y 49,. g., H. :,".
Infants long skirts of nainsook; ufie of
Swiss embroidery and cluster Of plais, 7sc.
More Of fine Our first 10 ok
NsO'e " es'e through the Book
"uTt BOOKS Store after the
Holiday selling, for thumbed and
tumbled copies, resulted in about
five thousand volumes going into
the hurt list. Since that, we
have found more. Don't think we
are complaining; are not. You
may look at books all you please and
as long as you please, and soiling is
to be expected.
Now. we are selling these "hurt"
books for a triie.
NaItneau's History of England. 4 vols. Soc.
Irving's Life of Columbus. 2 vols. Csc.
Twenty Yean After. By Alexandra Dumas.
Amelia. By Henry Fielding. 2 vols. Csc.
1iryns. The Prehistoric Age. By Dr.. Henry
S-chliemsnn. Illustrated with a plates In
color. 1873 cuts In black and white. Aads
to sell at $40; nov 90c.
Friends In Council. BY Sir Arthur Helps.
vols, 81. so; now Soc.
Victor Hugo. Is vols. s..
Sindbad the Sailor, Ali Haba, etc. IllustIsted.
English Ed. Made to sell at 81; now 3Sc.
Oliver Optic Boat Club Series. 3 vols. eOc.
500 Theological and Religious Works, At
heavily Gu, figures, on 3 separate eountes.
Several hundred more sheets of ufsed and
tumbled popular music, At &C., addsd to-
dsy. Saturdays selling vas tremendous
TIE Bs0h Store. Ninth street.