New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25

This statement is important
pdIao' and, being exactly true, must
FURNITURE be interesting. 1t concerns
excellent Parlor Furniture that is to be sold
at half prices or nearly so.
Eighty Suits all entirely new.
Seven Styles, any of which will be finished
according to your order from selection OF
fifteen styles of coverings. Frames are
mahogany and imitation mahogany, inlaid
with contrasting woods.
Prices were $50 to $85
Prices are $50 to $45
Brief details of some of them follow
At $50, formerly $60-l4 Psrlor suits
of 3 pieces each, sofa. arm and side chairs.
At $50. formerly $60-3 Parlor suits OF
pieces each.
AT $50, formerly s6o-S Parlor suits Of
pieces each.
AT s35, formerly $65-8 Parlor suits of
pieces each; solid mahogany frames, in
laid
AT $50, formerly S65-5 Parlor suits OF
3 pieces each; solid mahogany frames, in
laid.
At S45, formerly $3.50 Parlor suits
of pieces each, sofa, arm chair, tete-a-tete,
D reception chairs.
At S45, formerly $Ss-23 Parlor suits Of
pieces leach; solid mahogany frames, in
laid.
Some Facts Yesterday morning we
OV''o ~ announced two hundred
UOmCc''""S Road Flyers at SIS and
bicycles SIG. When the stock
on hand was ready there were two hundred
and twenty-seven.
The store opens for business at eight
o'clock.
AT eight O'Clock and fifty FIVE minutes
they were all sold.
It is a source of regret to US that we have
not enough for all desiring to purchase. but
our promise to the Public was more than
kept, and we sold every wheel that we
owned. There will be more soon, but when
we cannot now state.
o, Our stock of splendid wheels
n ng is amply complete. Orients,
D'CyC'cS Numbers, Continentals. The
trademarks make description superhuous.
Prices follow:
Orient Light Roadster, $50
Orient ri. 3d." 20 lbs, sos
Humber Roadster, $40
Continentals, SIS.
Membership in the
Wanamaker Bicycle Club
secures either of the foregoing upon ac-
ceptance in the club. Terms are:-Entrance
Fee, SO, and monthly payments thus: Con-
tnentals, SIS; Numbers and Orient Road
sters, $40; Orient "l.30" and Chainless,
s12; Tandems, S2O Club membership is
limited. The extreme limit of time is
June 18th, and the club will close whenever
the full number is reached
Fine Tapestry POrtieres coI I
at Half and ~ s;ngI.
TwO.thirdS Prices curtain
and one, two and three pair lots Of hand
some porteres, all of which are ordered to
march out quickly to the tune of half and
two-thirds prices. There are some in beau-
tiful Oriental designs and stripes, few hand
some floral and foliage effects and a small
lot of plain velvet and heavy rep curtains.
All these at 1925 to S8.35, instead of
$4.85 to $3.50.
Another group, all single portieres. are
about half price. $l.l5 to 81; were $2.2S
to So.
Onlv 3 600
Silk Striped ChaIIis, Yards Yards Of S' these
zoe. a Yard and too n,rttv 70
last long. AS for price, the zoe. we ask
for yard is less than the wholesalers are
asking for the same goods to-day;-not a
month ago, but to-day.
: Nineteen patterns to choose among All
of summary, floral sort, printed on a
cream-colored ground, with broad silk
stripes. The goods are Of silk. cotton and
wool in combination. Made on this side of
the Atlantic, and competing on even terms
of desrablity with the foreign makes that
retail at Use.
JOHN WA