The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-11

at bargain prices A coupe Rocka way very
isht and N good condition: Is among these
sengers ana a doctors wagon. BISHOP ls
the New York agent for the bailey line or
road vehicles. and always has stock on
hand
Flandrau 4 Co., tO8 to 4l2 Broome street.
have been building high class vehicles ior
fall and winter trade they have III their show
rooms q line OF carriages considered superior
TO anything they have heretofore shown;
taste would indorse is here there is also
in stock line of secondhand vehicles 81
every description, many OF them scarcely
worn. All these are priced at modest figures
and there is practically as much service t0
the buyer as when the maker first attached
William II. Gray. at Is Wooster street and
M West Broadway. has most com ,intIs
OF 5 bs the
Gray has been connected with the making
and selling, Of high grade carriages III. II y
S Sss Sssn sa.Ssrsa IN Ills ume WHICH
increased yearly by adhering to the same
methods. 4 specially with this house Is
Of pneumatic runabouts. Surveys: phaetons
and station wagons 10 not e1celled by any
dealer IN the greater city. The prices are
amid the competition in this metropolis!
rooms have one OF the most complete lines Of
| station wagons shown in Greater New YORK.
After all Newark is practically part OF our
ana
Quinhy Co have large suburban trade
and the station wagon is the popular vehicle
Many built BY this leadin house are arrange 20
removable so as to combine an open or closed
carriage suited TO winter or summer IN one
vehicle. There is also an a It 81
jump seats and drop gates that admits OF
wagon should the occasion arise.
The Bedford Wagon Works At 7s+ 70 r 100
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, make fuH line
Of business wagons and sell them to dis.
cerning buyers at small weekly payment
when the accommodation Is desired rec r litS
limited means 10 better their condition
Furniture vans for one or two horses are also ,S
man who keeps abreast Of the times by keep
t Burg p viii bring al the desired information.
Edward Callanan's Sons at 1854 West Forty
sixth street are ready for the early fal! trade.
ana "a the assignment o. seascnable and fash
ionbe vehicles iss can IAN rho se
department at this old esta blished house Is
one Of the most important Of the business.
high class vehicle freauent care at the hands
OF the builder. II for any reason the VENICE
has been neglected and It has become even
after bein sent to the repair shop Of Edward
Callahan 8 Sons.
The Mutual Wagon Company at 81, Hudson
street near Charles street. announces that the
line OF business wagons shown Is not excelled
in nj the city. There is not business man who
ts. ss n SdPds Wagon ns ss Suited As neds
IN the show room of the Mutual company.
Grocers. butchers. bakers. laundries. milk
men men any and every style for quick. light
What WIN the small dealer would charge to build
wagon car, be bon Eht OF the Mutual company
for less money than the cost OF repairs on the
old wagon
TO town the Mark Cross Company makes an
announcement Of special interest to women
Who are fond OF IRE IN me open n ai ad.ed and
the convenience Of the uptown stores to the
shopping district Ia sure TO be popular
wy Cross aoDe for as
stout and neat rs the glove Tor men. has be
come the popular glove abroad and is in high
or bark use can be washed as clean and white
an a piece OF flannel and this Is a popular
feature. White deerskn gloves for driving
and those NJ tan. hand sewed, are also popular
styles. The gloves are on sale at all the Mark
Cross stores.
James Emslie at his commission sale and
exchange stables, 2Os to ia East Twenty
fourth street, will hold the weekly auction
sale OF horses on "Wednesday next beginning
lot Of seasoned horses ready for work the
have SS'b bsen at work in the city during the
summer, and are sold now for want OF use.
the he earlier sales and really better now for the
work that has been Just sufficient to season
and acclimate them. There will also be
several carloads OF fresh country horses,
young and active. and ready with n few DAYS
incident to city life. Every horse sold ID
guaranteed to be just a. represented.
There Is always feeling or security to the
buyer when dealing with reliable firm or
| c0Yf2bany, such MS the Standard Coach Horse
Company q which Allan MrNangh,o %si !,
| Central Park West Here are shown the
! best horses that the barns Of the breeder
| and skill Of the trainer can produce In the
I'VE show Blue Ribbon winners. or the
seryiceable. useful kind. with action, speed,
and oonformnto,n We sup%R!y sin singles and
quality. manners. and full value. Our horses
Gu. .da a.. ss .o ted Ho9se. R
be shown at any hour. day or night, during
the week On Sundays the city stables In
West Sixty-third street are closed. as are
also the training stables. Teaneck, N. j."
AUTOMOBILES.