New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

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Corner cabinet, at si4 regularly SIS.
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First-A new collar, al
W" .NP an astonishing price. II
"C"S is the latest addition to
IN Men , wear our collection, but It
does not exact the price for itself that most
popular new things seem to feel justified in
doing. la
II is called TThe Musset" It Is of the 'lock-font"
class It is made with its inner band riae smaller than
the outer fold so that the collar stands away from the
neckband, and allows easy adjustment of the scarf
we'll as being cooler and comfortable. 1t has o&1
clever little improvements 5-py, with linen outside and
inside, and priced at
Two for a Quarter.
Next, Neelieee Shnts-An item tina, men canr End
too much about at this time Of year. These are re-
markable values Made of cheviots percses, adrasses
with silk fronts Some imported fabrics, some domestic.
miscellaneous lot YOU see but making all the better
picking, and uniform in price:
Csc. Each, 3 for 81
That's about onc-ffth value for most of these
Next. Black Satin Scarfs-The ffty-cent kind for half
that price Black in style in season and out OF season.
and there are tendencies toward its preemnence neck
wear this Fall IA marked prevalence OF oa;k ai"cs
invariably follows a season two Of high colors 50
here's chance and hint together. Iecks and In
perals, full soc. sorts for
25C. Each
Next. Belts and Acknowledgements In rsefu-
ness although seldom seen together Ihrty-hye dozen
of the belts tan, white and dark green an imported
article in leather or cotton webbing The latter are ex
cellent bathing belts They were 7Sc. to SZS Choose
to-day at 25c. Each
Thirty dozen Of the suspenders, cotton Isle Fass
eolors, nickel trimmings, glove button casors ie''n0
ends. 2sc.
Finally, another Negligee Shirt and a climax. Sew
enty dozen Of the shirts and every square ~ value
Well made and bound to fit.
81 Each
Men. furnishing Store. Ninth street,
Our main aisle is little
Japanese Mikado land. Tableware
and novelties straight from the Orient, curl
Gus, quaint and beautiful. Little prices
queerest of all, most foreign to tradition
Bamboo and bead portieres nimitably ar
tistic. 81 to $40 each.
~, Not alone hand
And Gold ~ond.-frIlv chcao
Stationery Things -muchlower than
we have ever known equal goods to sell tor'
Penholders. pencils, tooth-picks and sucn
things The goods are new, perfect
beautiful; of ivory, pearl, ebony and golo'
The pens alone are worth as much as they
and their elegant holders are now marKeo'
Over 100 styles of them. and about as many
kinds of pencils. Not less than Is sorts OF
tooth-picks. Prices are 75c. to sl.oo'
Values So. 50 to So.
Broadway.
oN fine umbrellas, and they
U, "o'"o" should last no longer
UmDre'idS than to-day; for they
are priced at little more than half value;
H5o-Ai-slx. In black blu. brown. garnet ana rus
pie; natural wood and fancy handles ~ ssm S.
considered moderate.
Broadway.
Mems and WOmen's -"os. h..,t;.
!!'''di est approval last
handkerChlefS week when
sales averaged 100 dozen a day. There's
good supply here to-day again. Inc
women's handkerchiefs arrived YESTERDAY
and we confidently bespeak for them inc
same cordial reception accorded their male
companions. All are pure linen with new
design of initial. SIPS dozen for either
sort.
Broadway
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. T. Stewart q Co.,,
Broadway. 4th av.. 9th and 10Th -