The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.

HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.
Many persons who have been riding over
tho rugged roads Of the country or to the
music Of the hounds will now be back Tor
canter over the bride paths In Central Park.
II pair of riding boots or legsings IL needed
to brighten the outflt after the dust ana wear
Of summer Cammeyers Is most invitine
place to visit. Everything that Cammeyer
sells is Of dependable quality. right in the
material, the style and finish and the pr'ce.
r. II. Macy 4 Co invite the attention OF
readers to the largest harness store IN the
city where reliable qualities are sold at lowest
prices All styles OF harness are made 10
order on the premises. and this department
Is in charge Of P II. Comerford. whose name
has long been a guarantee of the best harness
leather can produce. Macy Co. especially
desire to reach the u ade who want the best
harness that can be produced at material
saving in cost. In light track harness. road
harness. both single and double. and in PARK
and coach weight this harness In made TO
order and to measure ut price one-hail
less than many charge for this grade,
The time IS here when many new things
are called for in the stable Blankets are now
The ordinary supplies Of well kept stable
make some replenishing necessary almost
every day 1t Is at this time that the Peters
Harness and Saddlsry Company call attention
to q complete stock Of new blankets. both
for the street and stable ut prices that are
moderate when quality lie considered. 80.
too. the line OF lap clothing for the early iaii
or even for more severe weather IL desiraoie
in every way. and 40 are the prices Without
at all sacrificing quality. low prices are MADE
possible by modest expenses.
vun Tassell i Kearney have been selling
horses and driving effects for 40 many years
that the name has become familiar to every
reader Twice each week at the sales by
auction the public has Il chance to buy every
thing pertaining to u driving OUTFIT ut public
valuation. Sometimes this represents 1uil
market value, and again IL decided bargain
falls to the lot Of the buyer. As rule Van
Tassell Il Kesrnsy get the full value for every
oonsi gnment sold. but there are shrewd
buyers who make comfortable income
by watching for bargains al each sale.
James Emslie's weekly sales were an ex-
pertinent when started. but each week since
has more and more demonstrated the wisdom
OF the innovation These are busy times In
every section OF the greater city, and seasoned
horses that can at once DO put to work are IN
demand. At every sale Emslie has had
number OF these to offer and every one has
been snapped up at good prices. Aside from
the ready-to- work horses one or two car
loads Of fresh country horses have been Of
fered each week. and these. too. have found
r, ady buyers. Those who prefer to buy ut
private sale can md = good assortment IN
the stable.
The /. s. Renson Manufaoturing Company
at 740 to $50 Grand street. Brooklyn. calls
attention to one Of the most complete lines OF
Gu rria ges shown in Greater New York. There
is scarcely a worthy make or standard style
that cannot be found in the spacious ware
rooms Of this company. More than 400 styles
are shown. from which to make selection.
and the buyer who could not be suited from
this variety would be too fastidious to be de-
sirable. In harness and the horse furnish,
ing department the same general line OF
variety il shown. Everything In every de-
part ment IL of the highest quality, bat tho
prices are no more than many charge Tor
ordinary goods.
William r. Bishop. at 30 Warren street. has
an attractive assortment Of vehicles OF me
prices. few have become shopworn
through inspection by prospective buyers.
and others have been taken in exchange
for new vehicles have been p pni IN per per
cases do not cover the 6rst cost Of manu-
fncture. Every new carriage sold is fully
warranted. both In quality and in price. No
body can undersell Bishop. for his expen ses
are moderate and he has no aspirations to
get rich quick.
studebaker Bros. have issued an attrac-
tive nags2ine named Eauipage. While the
primary object is to make This old-estab-
ished carriage firm better known to the pub
lie, the magazine is filed with Interesting
reading matter and is richly Illustrated,
The evolution Of the vehicle covers the prog
line he sat astfde a log and padded his
own canoe down 10 The highly tins shed vehicles
which Stakeholder Bros. show in their re-
poss'oTTy at this ns
are descriptions and cuts Of ancient vehicles
that to the modern eye look crude in the
extreme.
Flandrau & Co, AT AVS 10 Az Broome street.
announce a complete line OF carriages for
town and country use that includes every
Some have panelsd. Others. basket, and still
others natural wood bodies. Some have
four wheels and others have two, but all
nsTs he III sEs ana @ na mater 1
c on fHe' Of location counts for much
with patrons. Inc BROADWAY cars are Dut
two blocks away and the Fourth avenue
cars pass the corner. Every line Of elevated
cars has a station convenient to the house.
William H. Gray, at SO Wooster street, near
Broome, makes announcement of some bar
gains for thrifty buyers. A brougham with
extension front BY Curley; u rockaway built
by Hooker, light depot wagon in good
order a runabout wagon with rubber tires
pract icaly az good as new a cut-under
surrey in good order; these are a few OF the
good things TO be seen at the house. estab-
jished when the country was torn by the civil
war In addition. there Is a large assortment
Of new and second hand carriages. some
priced at "A half less than the actual cost to
The builder, but for all practical purposes as
good as when they left the builder 3 hands
Established 1894" il the heading on the card
of }. NJ. Qunby Co. This Is a long record
of business success that appeals strongly to
public confidence. Qunby 4 Co. are 10
Gated in Newark and the salesrooIns are in
Broad street, opposite the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western station. This line of
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