The sun., 1903-11-08
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.

r. g. Luqueer 4 Co. at 81 Murray street
are showing a very com plete line OF every
thing needed for the driving outnt or tho
stable. Blankets are quoted in almost end
less variety and at prices that range from
81 for a plain serviceable covering in the
stable up to the cost Of an elegant covering
for the street. So, too. in lap robes. every
thing desirable In both cloth and plush Is
shown and the range OF prices Is equally
great. Stable fixtures and the runaway
rein also figure in the announcement. No
more runaway horse. II you use this simple
and certain attachment
When the yearly exhibit at tho National
Horse Show Is over readers will hear and
see much about the horses that wore schooled
and sold by the Standard Coach Horse Com
pany. The city stables are In Sixty-thrd
street near Central Park. and tour OF the
stables is almost equal to day In Madison
Square Garden when the show is on All
the horses are trained and acclimated at the
farm near Teaneok. n j.. and 1t only remains
for them to become accustomed 10 the ways
Of the oty when brought to the sales stables.
1t Ii not yet too late to pick winner before
the show opens.
The Mutual Wagon Company at 543 and
64a Hudson street shows everyt hing desirable
In business wagons. There ia something
heavy transportation. In addition to the
line OF business delivery wagons good line
CT pleasure vehicles are shown. Runabouts.
surreys, handy wagons for the country or
suburbs, known to many readers as the demo-
crat. Even the light wagon FOR pleasure
trip over the Speedway finds a place In the
complete stock Of the Mutual Wagon Company.
Edward Callanan's Sons have. at 1874 West
Forty y-sixth street. one of the most complete
repair shops in the city. This Is branch Of
the trade too often overlooked by the general
raaLar Many times the discarded carriage
that Is sen. to the auction mart and sold for a
trfle woul'l he practically new after thor
ough overh tuinS ct first class shop. such as
this house run- in connection with the GALES
room. From the holiday season until we'll
along TOW a,d spring 10 C. favorebls time to
hav, ali tho carriages ovcrhauled and ready
for sprins no matter whether for sale or to
be usor
W. Ii. Grsy. who was selling higi class
carriages Wien grayha':od reaies we're
scboo. children. has nov o.. exhibition one OF
the moss compleva liza, OF tlno veh!clts no
has ever shown. Everything sod has the
stamp OF liability. and G. ava prices arc
always right priues. Attention |" also called
to a numbr- Of second hand carriages that
for all practical purposes are as good as new.
Every large dealer must accommodate patrons
and take Carriages il exchange This stock
Is offered at Grry's at prices that should
tempt thrifty buyers who like TO get quality
at q moderate expenditure.
The Bedford Wagon Works at 754 to 7eO
Bedford avenue. Brooklyn. invite readers
to exchange business wagons that do not
suit for those that do, This old established
manufactory makes a specially OF business
wagons for both light and heavy transporta-
ton. Furniture vans suited to one or two
horses are also made, and everything is guar
anteed up to the highest standard. 10 ac-
commodate worthy buyers OF moderate
means wagons are sold on small weekly
payments. even SO small a sum as $3.50 being
accepted,
The Peters Harness and Saddlery Company
are good people to know at this season II
YOU are an owner Of one or more driving
horses. The biting November winds suggest
many things for the owner s outside comfort
and for the comfort OF the horse. both In and
out of the stable. 1t would be unnecessary
to show any buyer more complete stock than
this house has at the wararooms. ss West
broadway. near Chambers street, Every good
thing Is there. fully up to the standard in
quality and moderate in price. Modest
business expenses warrant prices that could
not be made under other conditions.
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