The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-19
that made Nathan Straus widely known
as an owner and breeder.

There are few readers who use a. vehicle
to whom the name studebaker is not familiar.
sp se o vehos the
to the Park turnout Just ut present the
Studebaker. warerooms are very attractive,
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departure, The new Studebaker emporium
ia really a half a dozen first elass shops CON
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the Studebaker stock and showrooms are
unique
Qunby OF Newark has long. ranked with
the beat metropolitan makers In the manu-
faoture OF high-class vehicles. After al,
Qpinbys shSwSooms and factory are but a
than that Of ride from the Battery to Harlem
At the warerooms are to be seen everything
In the latest styles OF carriages all made as
Quinby makes every vehicle. In the best pos
sible manner; There is an added pleasure
Is the pest Of Its kind and If the nameplate
reads Qsinby Co, this Is assured.
There is much in a name when it appears
on carriage and denotes the maker, The
quality, In every style Of carriage used for
heavy harness purposes and 40 long as the
present policy continues the quality Of the
work that bears the name will not deteriorate
At present there are shown in the accessible
shO wroonns u select stock OF every style and
type OF seasonabls carriage for country or
city use. There Is also nice line Of park
traps with either two or four wheels and
painted In the fashionable cOlors which gives
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II. q. Green announces an attractive stock
of vehicles ut his warerooms, las and $50
East l29th street. There are one hundred
styles in runabouts, surreys. phaetOns and
other seasonable vehicles in stock and the
prices are az attractive as the vehicles.
This Ia why there ls practically no duh season
there Is a full line Of second hand carriages
nearly all practically as good as new, but
priced at q big reduction from first prices
Economical buyers appreciate these bargains
and there are many such among readers OF
THE Sun
Business is always good with the Mutual
Wagon Company at Hudson street. This
Is because every style OF wagon shown Ia
of the useful type. The farmer can find
here the handy wagon for, market use or the
plain farm wagon for hauling hay and other
produce from the fields The, grocer can
see nice line OF delivery wagons and even
the street vendor can find wagon here that
will largely increase his sales for every house,
wife likes to deal with an owner whose out
fit denotes thrift and good taste, In useful
wagons for the road the CONTRACTOR or collector
or general business man will find good line
from which to make selections and the prices
alway favor the buyer
The sale held bv James Emsie on Wednes-
day last at his Twenty fourth street stables
was fully as successful as the initial snle
one week earlier, Seasoned horses especi;
ally were in demand and everything offered
found new owner readily. pleasant
feature WAS the good average 0fprices. show
ing that the public Is willing TO pay we'll for
the best In horse flesh, Ga Wednesday next
there will be another sale and in the lot will
he two carloads of upstate horses that have
been at work all summer and are now ready
for the hot weather and work that will be 80
trying to New York draught horses during
the next six weeks. II will take practically
all the balance Of the summer to condition
n fat green horse for hard work but here
10 lot all ready for hard usage