New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
In Mems Furnishings

The advantages Of this movement are not
confined to women. Here in Mems Fur
nishings are matters right in line with the ex-
traordinary values presented in the other
branches.
MEMS COLLARS a; 75c dozen, 4Oc. half
dozen. price heretofore unknown for any such
quality as this half dozen is the least quantity
that will be sold. But you have many nsore
as you may want
MEMS COLLARS at 81 dozen and SOC. half
Dozen This is value Of values The collar equals
in appearance and durability any 25c. collar sold in
this city.
MEMS CUFFS One thousand dozen only at ST. for
dozen pairs, and Soc for half-dozen pairs. That
isn't mistake of the printer, either,-a dollar a
dozen pairs, SOC. halfdozen pairs and you canno,
tell one-half the astonishing goodness Of this offer
until you see what the cuffs that offer for the
price.
MEMS CUFFS again, a, l5c. a pair, pairs for a
quarter These match the dollar dozen collars,
and are well known to New York men.
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS. Twenty-four hundred
of them at Soc. each. No comment needed. An
other style, plain trimmed at 35c. each. No
comment needed These few words will sell the
whole lot fast they be handed out. An
other style still, at 50c., that is regular dollar kind
MEMS SHIRTS, at Csc. each and at 4Sc. each, "a
thousand dozen Of each style. White shirts, sold
unlaundered. There isn't word that need be
added to this.
MEMS FANCY SHIRTS at SOC. and 75c. We
will sell 5000 fancy shirts, IN percae, madras and
cheviot, for SOC. each. Also 1900 fancy shirts, in
madras and percae, for 75c. each. Both worth
double.
ho,. 1t will take only few
4. ... words to tell Of the
"dcN''''oo"oS richest thing in mack
intosh chances that we have known in some
time.
First-5OO mackintoshes will be sold at
SO each, and you would pay IS each for
them gladly.
Second-25O mackintoshes will be sold
at IS each, end you would pay $40 each
for them gladly.
We can't promise to have any left after
Thursday.
Mems Furnishing Store Ninth street.
o,... There are four para
c'o''''''y 'o' graphs below, each one
Men ana boys of which tells an inter-
esting little story of exceptional value.
At -Doublebreased sack suits of black or blue
Atwood cheviots; formerly Sl2 and $3.50.
At $5-Fine worsted trousers; worth ST.
AtS3-All-woo cheyiot trousers; worth 81.
At S3-Boys' double breasted jacket suits; formerly
S. 7 to 10 years
r.L These have all been made
n = for this occasion, conse-
NODco OIL" quently you can rely upon
jacques it that they are just as pretty
and Just as cheap as we know how to make
them.
You will admit every one of them TO be a
value above the usual, and some Of them are
values that you will snatch at.
SACQUES
At 6Oc In solid coors or fancy sipes loose front;
tight fitting back; crocheted edge; ribbon at neck.
At SIN solid coors stripes; loose front; fitted
back; roll collar bound with satin edges; finished
with crocheted zephyr; bow at neck.
Many others up to $3.7S
ROBES
AT S. 5O-ln solid coors; red, blue pink, lavender
or gray; loose front fitted back turnover collar
bound with satin; with girdle
AtS3-ln solid colors full front; fitted back; turn
over collar bound with satin closing in front with
frogs; ribbon at neck girdle
At $4-In fancy figures and stripes full front and
fitted back pointed collar and turnover cuffs,
bound with satin; closing with frogs and satin nib
bon; with girde.
Others at $50, 50 and $40.