New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS Brooklyn offer for to-
three thousand pairs of Brooklyn made
shoes. for women at large reduction. This is
one of the most notable shoe offerings the firm has
made The shoes in lace and button with
patent leather tips, medium military heels and
three-quarter boxed. Abraham & Straus also ad-
the replenishment Of the table for wedding and
Christmas gifts this sale is of timely interest The
silver and plate are guaranteed to last for many
years.
LIE BOUT1LLIER BROTHERS. West Twenty
thrdst. invite shoppers to inspect their collection
of rugs and curtains This stock includes almost
every popular design. Their Persian hamadans are
particularly desirable now that city homes be-
ing renovated and refurnished. Other rugs are
their Shirvans and Karabaghs, antique daghestans.
antique kazaks and line of carpet rugs. 8 by 3
and by 10 feet. in Wiltons. Administers and
smyrnas. Irish point curtains will be sold at a
marked reduction. Other designs in curtains are
their point dArabe Marie Antoinette tie and real
renaissance, tamboured mushn ana Iace curtains
ruIled muslin and bobbnet lace. They have a
| libraries.
L. p. HOLIANDER C CO.. No. 2SO Fifth-ave..
offer a large assortment of street. reception and
ball gowns evening wraps and theatre coats. In
their enlarged millinery department are women's
tailored costumes Besides these. there are box
coats. newmarkets, furs, an assortment OF silk
waists and silk and flannel shirt waists.
A. d. MATTHEws's SONS have fine assort-
ment of overcoats. The prices of these garments
have been largely reduced The coats made in
Oxford and Cambridge gray and black Irish frieze.
neatly lined. Their mems suits are made up In
oxford vicunas. Thbets and meltons Their tailored
suit department for women includes an assortment
OF suits. jackets, wraps. waists skirts, furs and
fur Jackets
BEST & CO.. Nos. so and g. West Twenty-third-
st. will make a speciality this week of underwear
assortment of youths clothing. adapted for every
day dress occasions.
THE POPULAR SHOP" Forty-second-st and
Fifth-ave.. makes a speciality OF mission furni-
info
for unconventional people by Joseph P. McHugh
& Co. The complete furnishing lent by Mr. Nc
attracted much notice.
r. ]. HoRNER & CO.. Nos. 81. ss and 65 West
Twenty-thrd-st have large collection of bed
room. dining room. parlor library and hall furni-
ture. They have many novelties in Flemish oak.
Venetian carvings. dressing tables and easy chairs.
They exhibit this week the chime clocks by Elliott
of London.
HAHNE & CO, Newark N. J.. invite shoppers to
visit them in their building. Every day from
10 10 IL a. m. they have two hour bargains in
furniture These special features of their pres
ent store system. Some of the articles TO be sold
tomorrow are Her MaJesty's corsets. Brussels
pets and five piece parlor suits On the third floor
will be displayed five hundred pairs of Nottingham
lace curtains full width three and half yards
long, with lock stitched edges
STERN BROTHERS. West Twenty-third-st di-
rect attention TO their collection of fur garments.
consisting of blouse. box. three-quarter and full
length coats and Japanese raglans. They will show
tomorrow also, neck scarfs. muffs and coach
mems furs. On the second floor waists in satin,
Parisenne, taffetas. peau de sole and peau de
cygne. The firm will also dispose OF a large guam
tity of imported poplins and Henrietta cloths.
GEORGE c. FLINT COMPANY Nos 49, 45 and AZ
West Twentythird-st.. will make a speciality this
week of gift chairs They have mahogany chairs
in quaint styles and Colonial desk chairs at re-
duced prices. They have also rockers. nlaid with
pearl and woods.
HIGGINS & SETTER. No 80 to "a West Twenty
secondst. and No. 81 10 So West Twenty-irst-st..
hold each year special sale of goods suitable for
wedding presents. They have china and rich
glass at reduced prices. The cases in which
the goods offered lined with white satin. 4
few of the articles tea cups and saucers bread
and butter plates, punch cups, celery trays cut
glass tumblers, handled lemonades and hook
glasses.
b. ALTMAN & CO, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
SITS. and SiXth-ave. are showing recent shipments
of hats from Paris. together with an extensive
stock OF copies and adaptations. They also
prepared to exhibit stock of fur and fur trimmed
hats and toques. They have many kimonos. box
and paddock coats, and imported and domestic
rain coats. This store ia also well stocked with
dresses for autumn and early winter wear of Eng
hsh corduroy, veveteen, Zibelines and rough cloths