The sun., 1903-11-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.

The November issue OF Ecu ipdoe. a monthly
magas inc issued by Studebaker Bros. Com
pany, Broadway and Forty-eighth street,
extending to Seventh avenue. Is brim full OF
good things for readers who admire high
class horse or perfectly appointed equip
ment. Interspersed with the literature and
designs OF modern carriages are reproduc-
ton and description OF two Of the most
elaborate vehicles ever built In England.
These are the State landau and State coach
used by King Edward VII. From the ex-
trerAe Of Ror geousness the extreme OF SIM
plicity Is shown in the Cuban OF cart Illus
trated and fully described. Aurel Batonyi
contributes an article on coach and dray
appointments. and the reader will not find
dull page between the covers.
r. H. Macy Co. announce the largest
harness store where reliable goods are sold
at the lowest possible range OF prices. In
sin gle breast collar harness the prices ran ge
from So74 to 800 90. The range In single
collar and names harness is from $1,000 to
32l2; double long tug coach harness sells
from sci eo to e43e 4s. The range Of price
in lap robes IL equally wide and compre-
hensivc. Cloth robes range In price from
S3es to A59s. Plush robes are worth from
S22l to S29. 90. Fur robes. the aristoHratlc
lap covering. vary In price from $40 to s24 90.
Stable blankets in every good style and make
u
Street blankets are shown In about the same
variety and with about the same range Of
prices. The popular Burleigh blanket ID
shown In a large variety Of fancy patterns.
En- gish driving gloves hand sewed are priced
at 81 20, English holly lash whips at sl.3e.
En- 9lish russell leather halters Mt Sl.3l. and
stable supplies of all kinds at equally at
tractive prices.
W. H. Gray has one Of tho most central
carria ge sales rooms in the city. 1t is accessl-
ble to all lines OF surface cars and the elevated
roads. being at 63 Wooster street. extending
through to s77 West Broadway. There is
scarcely a style Of fashionable and season.
able carria ge that is not In the show rooms.
The line Of station wagons is very complete.
and the ever handy and popular wagonette.
In hrouQhams all sizes and weights are shown.
from the dainty all fair that is almost as easy
NJ draupht as a runabout. to the stately car
ra pe suited to O pair Of 1872 coach horses.
There Is not style OF wagon used by the
average business man that cannot be bought
at the Mutual Wagon Company, 542 and 544
Hudson street. In business delivery wagons
the line shown Is very complete. suited to
the needs Of any merchant. grocer, butcher,
laundry or liquor dealer. who believes 1t
nays to advertise his business with tasty
wagon. The line OF pleasure wagons is
equally complete.
Edward Callanan's Sons call attention to
one of the most complete line OF seasonable
carria yes they have ever shown. This is
the season when the carriage that has afforded
40 much pleasure during the summer must
he nut aside for one more suitable to the
chilly winds Of November and the wntry
weather that will soon be here. In this
connection It may be suitable to suggest that
the best place for the vehicle that has been
in uee during the summer IS IN the repair
shop of Edward Callanans sons, IL may
not need extensive repairs. but 1t does need
at least coat OF varnlsh, and probably q
Thorough painting and overhauiing would
double the present value. even II II were TO
be sold under the BANNER. The poorest
pollcy an owner can pursue 10 10 study econ
ony at the expense OF vehicle. There was
never q better illustration OF the old adage'
"A stitch in time.
The National Horse Show always gives an
impetus to trade In high class horses. Many
patrons OF the show catch the enthusiasm
and BECOME owners AS well as admirers. 1t is
we'll in making purchases TO bear in mind how
much advantage II Is to buy OF reliable sci lers.
The Standard Coach Horse Company, whose
city stables are in West Sixty-third street,
, near Central Park. is composed Of men OF
standing. both financially and socially. Livery
statement made regarding horse VIII oe
verified. All the horses are sohooled and