New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

BEST & CO. Nos co and 81 West Twenty-third-
ST offer unparalleled variety OF childrens styles
and sizes in tan colored shoes. They OF exact
fit neat in appearance and comfortable for the feet
all at moderate prices These shoes are OF all de-
grees of stoutness. weight OF sole and correct
height Of uppers; shoes made specially for school;
poses for the little ones whose feet turn inward
those who have weak ankles. etc.
LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS. West Twenty
thrd-st present selection OF housekeeping linens
for town and country Of surprising excellence.
These include fine grass bleached damask table
cloths and napkins breakfast and dinner napkins.
stitched linen sheets and hemstitched linen pillow
cases. at prices most attractive 10 the buyer
COWPERTHwAIT & SONS. Chatham Square
and Nos. 2.224 and 2226 Thrd-ave who are in their
ninety-ffth year. show everything for housekeeping
chinoniers Of solid oak. quartered oak sideboards
and other articles Of household furniture OF the
most elaborate, finish and at the lowest prices
credit. ~ ''
JOHN DANIELL SONS & SONS. broadway
Eighth and Ninth SITS. in their new eight story
hreproof buildings, show a most elaborate display
OF millinery Of the most beautiful STYLES they have
ever exhibited IN round hats. toques and bonnets
ranging in prices from SO % s25 each Their IN
in shape Their ne o Is SmSFt oWers ana
nnsurpasseI. and their lace department is replete
est Of laccs at the lowest Of prices
ABRAHAM & sTRAtS, Brooklyn. make a spe-
cial feature OF savings upholsterlngs which in
dude white Nottingham lace curtains muslin cur
tains, colored cross stripe curtains satin damasks
for furniture uphosterinss and furniture tapestries
They have foulard silks at less than cost
black dress goods and "Marquise" at great
OF linens and summer bed coverings and rich rib
hons at half cost and less
LUDWIG BAUGIANN & co. Eighth-ave. from
Thirty-hfth 10 Thirty-sixth st, announce a spe-
cial sale of furniture for the country house They
have golden oak bedroom furniture white enam-
elled furniture and paror and porch furniture of
the highest value at the lowest prices. In the
which is specially notable as is also the display in
the upholstery and hOusefurnshing goods sections
y. ALTMAN & CO, Eighteenth Nineteenth SITS
and Sixth-aye.. announce sale of "Fasso'' corsets
Of Paris model hats and bonnets. Marvex gloves
for women. misses mon boys. $500 yards Of i'm
ported albatross. Oxford ties and of misses and
these goods are Of the finest workmanship and
they are quoted at the lowest prices.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & co. Broadway and
Nineteenth-st.. have splendid collection of Ori-
entail and Brussels carpets at exceptional
values. These may be had in substantial colors
and qualities, and there sizes to suit any
in town or country house
R ]. HORNER & co. Nos 61 63 and 65 West
Twenty -thrd-st, furniture makers and importers
have stock fun Of pretty things for both town
and country house. Dark and light woods have
been made up into exclusive novelties. They have
bookcases desks tables and chairs that Just
the thing 'or spring wedding presents.
HAHNE & CO. Newark. 'New-Jersey's greatest
store" justly proud of their brand line OF
spring furniture. Their prices below their
New-York contemporaries White enamel beds
comfortable couches chifoniers velour parlor sets
and beautiful woollen rugs are worth seeing. Their
display of awnings is remarkable. They will de-
liver their goods free in NewYork City and at
New-Jersey railroad stations.
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON. Nine
teenth-st and Sixth-ave. have for many years
astonished with their Eastertide millinery
offerings Their round hats. toques and turbans
are simply ''stunning.' They have one thousa nd
untrimmed straw and fancy braid hats TO dispose
of at a low price plenty of bargains, too this
week in broadcloth suits. dress and short walking
skirts Their fond de fl laces exquisite as
are their Irish crochet laces, their galloons and
their all-overs.
STERN BROTHERS, West Twenty-third-st u,l
tomorrow have important sale os dress fabrics
and silks. On their second floor may be found
large collection of womens costumes made bv
their own workmen; the third floor a late shin
ment of Paris dresses which they will sell ar lass
than the Of Importation. They will have sne
cial prices tomorrow for their tabecloths dam
asks, napkins and bed linen.