The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07

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by ciIaord-dsrosa; ownsa b. J. L. Ieelnni:. "
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.
Tho Mark Cross Company announces
line of attractive novelties aside from the
regular line Of harness. saddles and goods
usually kept at well-appointed horse fur
nishing shop. The driving glove for tough
wear at moderate price Is a decided novelty
because it combines the style and service
Of Q glove that usually costs a half more.
These gloves are tanned in oil and are i'm
peryious to water. A line Of belts suited to
men who like to dress In good taste during
warm weather is another novelty that should
interest readers during the coming three
months. 1t Is the season. too. when the
busy business man makes short journeys
to join the family sojourniag at seaside or
mountain Many such may be interested in
tho Cross kit bag. neat bag. full Of style.
but almost ~ capacious as n trunk.
Before the FIRST gun was fired at Fort
Sumter, away back when gray-haired
readers we're In the bloom OF youth. William
II. Gray began his business career in selling
high-class vehicles to the New York public.
There have been many changes IN the styles
OF vehicles during that time. but no change
in the manner Of doing business by Gray.
The policy that won recognition and public
confidence has been adhered to and the busi-
ness has steadily prospered. At present the
stock shown y very inviting. and the prices
are equally attractive. Everything in q
fashionable vehicle may be found here. from
the mail coach down to the miniature village
cart. In addition, q complete hns Of harness
Is carried. suited to each style Of vehicle.
just Ut this season the line used in the
country is very complete. Many buy
vehicle at Gray's cheap enough to sell It
1T profit after q seasons wear.
Who that drives in any vehicle from road
wagon to four-in-hand has not heard the
name Studebaker in connection with the
best in everything on wheels that 10 pro-
PEELED by horse power? One generation has
sucoAedsd the other since the business was
founded, but SUCCESS has attended It from its
inception. From the plain farm wagon the
scope widened until now the house stands
In the front rack In the production OF every
line OF fashionable pleasure vehicle. new
department has now been added. and COM
piete line Of hurness and everything usually
kept in . first Gloss horse furnishing depart
ment 10 now accessible to patrons. Like
the original wagon business. merit in quality
AID noderation in prices are the cornerstones
Of the enterprise.
The C. r. Bates Company alwayD keeps
abreast OF the times In showfng high class
horse nssh. More heesss from It's stables
hnye won recognition In the show ring than
are credited TO any one firm or any one man
in the city. This is owing IN ereat measure
to their facilities for getting the best material
and the skin necessary to make the most of
it BY schooling. When horse ie graduated
from the training SCHOOL at the Hubbard. Ohio
o 81 "a ywe fts .hs
thns prese nj tse som
paay has at the &ess End Stables a choice
lot fresh from the. Hubbard school. and among
es *. oosss Horse sso% enough
ssses s "a: r. sss aea
sa
wagon cap And one here at any xeirht re-
Ssiss fs sGani SSub sG11s' NEEDED
s!s s.n suR The sr want the staSs
to he d ho9se That t' snesess show
Saatsd g. hysTz e palsSase9
70 have two full days trial OF the animal
The Standard Coach Horse Company has
announeed ! new departure. and vii oiier
IT. public anctioa On Monday evening at
P9 ,S,aS ACADEMY ses s.ryas. lss5 asEse, con
shorouehly seasoned and at Yor immediat to
use; The quality Of the consisnment is SO
T. e tsss SE
but the Standard, Coach Horse Company
Saysrs 70 fs s
are nov at the city stables N West sixty:
S as1s bsE %a g ca ae
Upton Company. Madison Square Garden.
NJ W. Baney 4 Bro. g Bridge street. New
ark n x the attention Of readers to the stock
OF nc (: ,cs now on sale at their sta b!es. There
is is a. ming in the shape OF useful horseiesh
This ses E. eS sSp Reye wsS
nony or a miniatu re horse. There are also
few well-mannered saddle horses and hum
dred high-class couch and carriage horses.
The 1. g. Remson Company at $40 Grand
street, Brooklyn. is prepared TO furnish .
sse Hsr ssA Ths sHfs, f taxes
The line q Ss,ne.s e s complete and up 2 date
and TIE prices are attractive, Goods are
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hold frequent auction sales Of horses that are
suited to every requirement. Ia addition,
al private sale. Every horse sold is as repre-
scrsted, and trial OF forty eight hours Is
allowed the buyer.
Andrew M ray has at his repositories,
,,o SchermerI. orn street Brooklyn, more thar,
100 caTriasss nsT and second hand e. price.
brsv has been selling these goods at rock.
bottom prize. for 50 man. .sc years that he has
Everything he hels IL really bargain TO the
buyer.
Bishop, Ut - Warren street, H. showing q
large Nne 81 seseopable cnrriages for city and
Bishop handles is hirh.. but the prices are
modsfntA. This Ia why Bishop Is always busy.
The Peters Harness and Saddlery Com
many announces big bargains In horse foods.
The prioes 0notNd In the announcement are
certainly attractive and the Quality Of every
thinr offered oan b: densnded upon: my
outfit Or the stable Il will pay to s1ve the