New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
SF4SON OF BARGAINS.
In the Terms of the Dealer, "E0ery-
fling Is Being Slaughtered"

r. 5o,- ~ making one dollar do the work OF two
.-.zf.-es the countenances of all the shoppers one
,as-s II these days Il is JOY that will be open
: al v-oaaenlzlud for some weeks TO come, pro-
-+se5 orlv rhat they know good thing when they
IN . somewhat rare and very useful talent
line caers Ereater bargains than that of dress
a.. or,.as % tie flclllencss of fashion they are
.f-,aly being slaughtered Yet they viii remain in
.azcently good STYLE with perhaps little altera-
-for FOR another season and certainly they are
-ucn better for those who have TO count their PEN
~ies than cheaper froclzs bought in the season a
charming little silk jumper suit at S13 was in a
mack and white check with a giTdle, and q little
-~irrains Of plain black taffeta A linen gown en-
rros5ered half nay up the skirt and the very
graceful kl.nonO sleeves, was SO A pale ecTu silk
With skin and short hip jacket was SIS Several
.areta Jumper suits in various colors and designs
were SO 80. one Of these was in a black and white
check wiki al accordion pleated skirt. black tat
feta g1rdIe black bands around the edges Of the
ilaper. Ilnk piping. pink buttons. and bit Of
lace-altogether most charming little garment
Another MAS n brown and White check with a
brown girlie and trimmings, blue pipings, pink
buttons aEG lace gray cloth suit, with pleated
skirt and hip length jacket. was $3.50 and line
II brllIauunes was reduced one-half. Lingerie
dresses are marked down enormously. One, for in
stance ct 81 81 had lace insertions above the
tucked fouDce. . lace girdle lace yoke. and vazi-
Gus other decorations Lace robes and lace coats,
too sell for a -Tiiing amount a Renaissance lace
robe Uas marked Gown from S95 10 $50 and little
Renaissance lace boleIo only S29 20 White
rub" skirts were marked from s. % 10 S s., and
were very smart with tucks around the top aid
hands around the bottom.
As fC~ shirtVraist bargains, they meet the shop
Ter Al every Jurn, and bargain has to be very
Exceptional attract much attention woman
rho been able get rid OF her super
fuous aVcircupois has the better Of her slender
sister ROW, for the best bargains in waists in
large sizes A beautiful embroidered linen. for
instance. which q bargain At S25 No.
T. A yeIy handsome line OF waists in more rea-
sorable sizes had inch-yide insertions Of ex-
ceieu1 imitation Of rush crochet let in about the
neck and sleeves very preJtiy finished with in
serlons En6 rEffie of the lace These were s. so
sueoe. O-her exceptionally attractive waists at
only g IS Of very fine silklike lawn laid IN
fine tucks from shoulder 10 shoulder. with tucked
collar an6 cuffs with bTaidings and edged
with lace. Handmade French waists are s. 80
ard Sc n, and there quantities Of lace waists
az S.
Now is the time for the lover OF fine underwear
10 crafty her tastes. French night gowns en-
broi6ere5 most attractively al the neck and
wrists run from s. IS s. Is, and embroidered
chemises are s. = 10 81 .,
Marked down gloves and stockings are almost
common IS The shirtEalsts, and as these are
things that one cannot have too many Of IL IS
perfectly safe 70 buy many one can afford
Long silk gloves with double tipped fingers are
s. 5 aGd lonS silk mesh gloves are 81 So marked
down from s. 81 Lace Isle stockings have been
CT precisely IL tEo, and are . cents pair
windows fun OF hats shown at a uniform
price OF s. t. SIC but It is 70 be noted in almost
every case that the feathers that adorned them
earlier ii the season have been carefully re-
moved ard replaced by flowers Feathers do not
20 on o. fashion and too valuable TO be
sacrificed One real bargain n the millinery line
was a panama for s. s..