New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
PRIZE STORY
Suggestions TO Careful Buyers. sritE
Chance fer REGARD

s,s- The BENEFIT OF the maid or mario, v.boso
..s.es are artistic and refined. but who =, r.
.r,c time desires TO make all purchases on ne
..,rorlicai lines as possible We offer ;he follow
s.r suggestions regarding what is new ana -
- date. To keep abreast OF the times ana stin
,sep uithia ones means is. indeed q r,robler,
where every one seems 10 he struggling 10 outdo
es ueichaor- THIS can. however. he done ~
-.-eful raraE cement. and in no Mace in .ho
-o-l6 can il be better accomplished thar, in
.,is eta. where nearly everything can no oh
,ai-e6 20 a bargain" = with the desire fo-
ha-ra.ns one also possesses good judgment and
knows where STYLE can be dispensed With ror
euslt,-
ore OF The rrst thoughts OF ever, rnot,,er e
-As-e she can best get outfits Tor her orsr-inv
SIMPLICITY ard comfort should be the guide in
RS direction. II child has tie or hat Of tho
,s,est stye slight deviation from the LATEST,
A. other garments viii scarcely be noticed M, q
nv or girl. one wei known house is now offer
,us -ueckvrear for misses. youths and children
assessing individuality and style at special
prices.
FOR he-sar where a little more expense and
.-,le are in q measure. more essential even
-A,s may be accomplished IL she win take tho
-,-oe 10 embrace her opportunities one leading
s--roods firm is now Offering the richest silks
end seivets~ al greatly reduced prices. No VOL
vet gown win really be complete without furs
Russian sable is much in demand by those who
have money 10 spend IN this direction. At one
Orr house "a selected assortment Of the finest
Or skins is shown FOR garments to be made to
order II YOU have furs TO be remodeued. We
ssvise having il done now
= rlaGam's hair is thin and she desires 10
know how 10 improve nature by the aid Of
a.. another store is placing before the public
"a new production for front Pompadour. de-
Signed for ladies having thin hair"
Then II atop OF this she puts pretty hat
she cam indeed feel well dressed There is
house which viii nj her wants in this direction.
rs .rry are Offering beautiful. itch and grace
,,,l shares made Of specially good vel
,et. and SO wei arranged as TO need but
sweeping ostrich plume and buckle TO complete
their trimming.
Then Cor the home itself. which should receive
oeae as much attention II it Is TO be a happy
one. ona popular city store Is announcing "spe-
clsI igns and estimates submitted for all
kinds Of drapery and upholstery work" Here
one could 10 doubt find everything necessary
fo- The. drawing room. II not satisfied here, at
s. different place is announced an Oriental rug
sale" and stiu a third tells Of sale Of antique
DaChesraus~ Of course. this room viii not be
complete without some kind OF a musical IN
sfrll-lenr At a suprlv house in this lire can
BE- had pianos and attachments Of such quality
and mechanism that they VIII. il IS asserted.
produce orchestral effects that no one except
z great pianist can ever hope TO secure.
The living room should have some plants to
ler6 a CHEEKY effect An auction house IS now
selling rare and beautiful japanese floral and
a-boreal plants AT q reduced figure. while at
another house can be secured ferns for table
use"
The sleeping room should also have It's share
~ attention Its first essential requirement is a
pretty and comfortable bed As al aid in this
direction. of prominent worth We mention the
,srved Tester beds"
Home decoration is always interesting
study. and one that may be made thorough
enjoyment as vel as economical, i one takes
advantage Il the facilities offered.
When importers or makers Of either furnish
inEs or clothing decide on some little change IN
mode. OFT must go everything on hand not in
that particular model. and by taking advantage
II this "a - one may have C1e's self and one :
honne well cared for al q soma bic figure. The
articles mentioned in this story represent in
each instance Americas finest product"
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