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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-25
FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE

Wv PURCHASE THIS
DWELLING FOR
FORMERLY CARRIED 4 LOAN OF 5000.
HOME BUYERS.
Here's the opportunity you nave oeen LOOKING
Only $3eOo for = three-story brick dwelling
in that section OF TIE he,enis ,S "s io, OH
"A well planned house. On the first aoor
f psn.ry are and R fiteSen' re'e''' H'' ~
Six sleeping rooms ON second and third noors.
Front and rear stairways.
Covered porches front and rear A good size
~ rHIs = eu fSei fEssaTIoSARL2 ONE OF THE
NORTHWEST SECTION.
s Sc G TsfR FAN lac New York ave
FOR SALE REDUCED TO $500
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV:
ssts hesnfi desSratons Could not be du
plicsted under s.. 800.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
FOR sALEmYoT Gas GET 4 RAReAiS ~, II
oF-TowS oWSER WILL TAKE 5000 FOR 1
THAT "A ATrFA az We RoTS6 ne ST.
Ideal arrangement.
Two stories; cellar under entire house.
four rooms and bath.
Front aud rear stairway.
Entire mouse IN eNceiIent COU01tIOu
Inspection by permit
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALEM THE Mt. PHEASANT SECTION
WEST OF 18th ST.
pasatpe eS'o new op t%os'ory brick dwelling.
tanning seven rooms. reception hall. hot-watsr
heat. at a bargain price.
Price. II sold at once. - 25O.
Southern exposure: near expensive Improve
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
NEW HOUSE on WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
AT VERY Low PRICE.
One of the most attractive small houses ever
erected in that section.
Two stories; cellar under entire house; hot
water heat. tiled bath. cabinet mantels
Adams hardwood polished floors. expensive
decorations. covered pofches front and rear.
attic etc.
Price II sold soon. $500.
Can furnish q tenant who will pay $45 .
month.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-$6. $50.
An opportunity to purchase modern down.
town residence In a most desirable location at
bargain price.
This property recently taken in an exchange
for a large piece Of business property; the
present owner, in order to realize. offers II for
sale for $1,000 less than it cost the former
owner
Very attractive front.
Lot 20x1 100.
Cellar under the entire house.
Four rooms deep each Of the three
floors.
Sold subject to a loan Of $500.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR Wholesale produce commission house.
nearly new three-story building. fronting two
streets. Part or ALL Very best locat ton. Apply
A. CerrigliO. 913 La. %"
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE RENTED FOR SIS PER
month"; let it remain SO until the trust is
paid Contains II rooms. baths hot +.
rear Fairmont St west OF 14th. We would
IKE to have an Is S r On this prop %rtg
j. L. WATSON & CO. $50 14;h st. NV.
FOR sALE-oN PRINCETON ST. NEAR
bath. hot-waicr heated home. Convenient
To car line A real bargain in home for
j. L. W si 90 & Co. $40 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE sRoOM. SEMIDETACHED
home, in Mt. Pleasant; convenient ia two
Bnllt '" to sell eli for sso The he owner Is
anxious to dispos" of this home and has
to ssse an nr OFFER Heated by hot Sater and
has every modern convenience Let Us
show you this bargain before it is too late.
j. L. WATSON &C. &C. Sc i4ih st. NV.
FOR SALES ROOMS AND BATH: HOT
water heat; quartered oak flooring: rooms
trrmeiy cheap for the price. ;4eso an' Less
,e'n 9 sH1s en- S. sas ias FIX s
FOR SAI.E-DOwNTOWN ON A LETTERED
street NV: just OF 14th ST.. the
business district; II rooms. baths. hot
water heat; large stable In rear Good 10
cation FOR boarding house or small business;
j. L. WATSON & CO., 500 14th st. NV.
FOR SALOON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
in one Of the best residential streets.
home-l2 large rooms. 3 tile baths. hot
ley; hardwood floors and trim. home Of
s f. T. va %ar s!sssnss CO., sss 14th st. NV
FOR sALE-NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE,
beautiful new colonial home OF 10 large rms.
tiled baths hOt-water heat; wide and
deer lot to an "a. eg gas and ec,s
j. L. WATSON 1 CO. 90 SIG i4th tbs st. 81. NV w.
FOR SALE- . EASY TERMs.eo3 ROCK
house of rooms and bath. lust the home
for you. Has hardwood trim and hard
Excellent nt0t tenant. r good home buy or an
iPVfst%sn ai,sd r5ies, - s 80 sse ~, St
FOR sALE-INvEsTMENT AND HOMES.
Gap and Il + ave- $500 loan can Be placed:
ss.5oo-Rent, s45; store and apartment main
$3.5OO-rent, $50; rooms; bath.
y. ooo-Rent, $3.50: rooms and bath; close
to 18th and L.
g, 150-Rent. $50: new; 9 rooms modern: cleo
trio lights. ETC.: close to n. Hamp. ave. and
Park road.
s5.5oo-Rent. $45; close to n. Cap. and T.
$5.25o-Rent. $3.50: elegant new home; close
to 18th and Columbia road.
NEW HOUSES-NEvER OCCUPIED.
Close to 18th and Lamont; rooms; modern;
$1,000.
Close to 14th and Park road; rooms; mod.
ern: s., 400.
Near 10th and Park road; rooms; modern;
$500.
Farmont st. west Of 11tb rooms; modern:
800.
Girard st. west Of 18th; 6 rooms: modern;
$500.
IS. $50: new, modern; q rooms; close to n.
Hampshire and Park road.
Lanier place west Of 18th; 0 rooms; SC. $50.
Ontario road west Of 18th: rooms; s., $50.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO.. Inc. 1909 G 1t.
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FOR SAl.E-MOJ NTAIN BRED REGISTERED
collie puppies also great Dane mother and
female pup Call phone No 1905 or Hospital
for Animals, 2llo nth ST. NV.
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EUK KtNI-
ALLAN F. WALKER & co. Qnc.).
n AZ

ST. NV.
5l2 Quincy nw.Gr. be- 81
116 Quincy ne. ar. 800
1886 Meridian. Or. h. 30.50
I22 Quincy NJ. .b30.50
613 Keefer pl NV.
Or. h ......--2t-5 30
~. Irving INV d. h. 20. 10
80; Quincy NV. Or. b2J-50
1919 Fairmont NV.
Cir. b -. 20
800 Fla av NV Or, h. $3.50
100 111-TJ Harvard
INV, Orb, each. 20. 80
1927 II ne. ,ir. b. POO
1920 Emerson, Or. so
1918 Emerson ne. CIR.
b-.-........1t..s0
49, Prov. NJ. Or. 10. 50
22i Express CT. 5r. $50
SUBURBAN.
2-ith&iIowell. Tor. b. 30. on
31i3 kanswha Or. bar 30
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WANTED-FU.. IMMEDIATE CUSTOMER II
Virginia. sroom. modern house. with some
grounds: near electric roads within 2-fare zone.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON 4 son,
Woodward bldg.
WANTED % OR 25 ACRES WITH 8
or room house. not over one miles from cleo
trio line, and not beyond third fare limit:
give exact location and price: will pay all
cash. Address Box 1885, Star ONCE.
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FOR sALE--I WILL SELL AT A GREAT BAR
gain my Groom and reception hall home. best
section northwest; hot-water. gas. electricity;
hne front and double rear porches: laundry;
servant's toilet. big pantry: closets: hardwood
floors and trim. Finest finished house in city.
Big Yards. Investigate. Make offer Terms II
desired. No AGENTS commission. OWNER,
Boz 10 Star ONCE.
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FOR SALE-1255 IRVING, ST.
Eleven rooms; two baths: cellar: gas ana
electric light: hOt-water heat: rear yard: :'2x
~ feet to paved alley: garage: bargain If SOLD
AT once owner requires larger house
Apply to OWNER, on premises.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-OBLIGED TO LEAVE CITY. WILL
sell my Groom and reception hall home,
Brightwo0d, at a sacrifice: hot water, gas.
electricity: fine front: sleeping and rear
porches; wash trays: servants toilet: closets;
mirror door: white and mahogany finish; large
:,ns '
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FOR sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY

9th STREET.
Near 6. s3-f, frontage : $1,000
Near Eye. west side. improved by
substantial 3-story building ...$14. 900
NEW YORK AVE.
We consider this one good purchase
at the low price.
South side. % #. front. $4,000
3o-ft: frontage ON north side near
south side. near 18th st. 1850
l1th STREET. north Of the
Palais Royal. improved by good
building. now under rental at $14a $4,000
1lth STREET. west side, bet Il
and ii SITS. - IT. wide. .......... $40, 900
One of tho hest located properties
in 9TH ST. near G: under rental;
price low .-................. *42,JOo
Fine corner downtown. improved
by modern .-stOry building.
eased for term VI years
S1-Wp- Price -.-....-..-...-$6 $4,000
We are tho exclusive agents for a large
frontage on g st. near 9th. Improved by
modern buildings, now under rental.
To close an estate We will make the
price attractive. Investigate this one.
The only property on st. which is Of
fercd for sale. To close estate. Sit
uated in the hest block. north side be-
tween 11th and 18th sts.
Cali at Office for further particulars.
THOMAS J.; FISHER co. unc.).
as 18th st. NV
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FOR RENT 529 RANDOLPH ST. NV. 8
TERRELL x LITTLE, Inc. 1il3 Ii ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-vALUABLE FOR BUSINESS.
GOOD INVESTMENT
OR SPECULATION.
35 III ST. NV.
3-story brick building. Lot 1870, alley.
BARGAIN AT S4.25O.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE.
FINE VIRGINIA FARM
49,. U,--Af--A--

FINE VIRGINIA FARM
Near Washington.
An excellent opportunity to buy at har-
gain a very desirable farm OF ZOO acres, sit
unted on a good gravel road only 10 miles
from Washington.
The improvements consist Of brick dwell
ing Of 12 rooms and bath: modern plumbing;
water pumped by gasoline engine; all neces
modern dairy barn for hfty cows.
The land is rolling and well watcred by
streams, about 200 acres under cultivation and
balance In woodland. The farm fronts about
a mile on a public road and almost completely
fenced with woven wire.
VIII consider exchanging for clear ground
in the District OF Columbia. For particulars
apply 10
BALLARD LANHAM INC.
1926 New York NV.
FINE 3-ACRE FARM. WITHIN IL MILES OF
Washington. and blocks of the car line: 81
ear fare: complete with 7-room house. stable
carriage house, two large poultry houses. 400
egg incubator and two 500-chicken breeders
fine orchard. 1913 bearing fruit trees: rich, loamy
soil, fine garden and lawn: in fact. everything
to make you 4 delightful suburban home.
Price. 81 $50.
A. {. HOCGHTON & CO.. 635 r ST.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

HAIR AND FELT MATTRESSES RENOVATED
and remade, sc: all work by experts and guar.
aateed drst-ciass. CAPITOL BEDDING CO.,
l24l It'll NV: phone y. 5:6
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FOR SALE
At a great bargain. on ST. NV. This
house must be TO be appreciated: cost.
$4,000 without ground: contains rooms.
bedrooms: hot water heat: large and many
closets; magnificent mantels: beautiful gas
fixtures with electrical attachments Entire
house In natural wood: lower floor in oak. with
paneled oak staircase: parlor. dining roOm halls
and bathroom done In plastic effect. Also in
Simultaneous Ruud hot water heater. A large,
up-to-date stable or garage with roachmens
room harness room, feed boxes. gas, water,
etc A snap for some business man.
Price 50. 500.
j. L. KOLB, 923 y. Y. ave.
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v. i.INkINS.
ave. NV.
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV, 2l14 III. ijstallSJ0. %
STORES.
NV. NIB Pa av. sto. So 30
WIFE Fla av. store
and fiat -....3 5000
OFFICE ROOMS.
NV. Wareh's. . e'h32.;O
NV. g1O 10th. ID d $50
NV storage rm 90
COLORED TENANTS.
NW.11to 19th. 6r, h.
store - 30 ~
NV. 1922 l3th.10r. b40. %
NV. I'LL Seaton 81,
Or and water $500
NV. 500 y III av. Dat.
Or. b 1850
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

THREE BEAUTIFUL. LOTS CAN BE BOUGHT
very cheap. with concrete pavements, Co
Ionial Beach Box 27J Star Office %"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Company Charges State for
That Many Calls from Al
bany End Alone.
last TIME ON AUGUST ~
ro,errams Also Reveal I'm
neached Governor Seeking
Aid from President Wilson
and John Purroy Mitchell.
rPy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

,uo,,, Nov. investigators from the
,@cency and Economy Department VINO
-. been examining the telephone and
'",.Sraph bills charged to the state in the
',es,rIstration of Governor Sulzer say
hoya found that Mr.. SulZer fire.
NV ,v called UP Edward L. Mccall. the
QueH''y .otic candidate for Mayor in New
York. ,uo,, p,.o, was
-, when he said that Sulzer called up
~, oace at No. LAG Broadway, New
nS ., seDtember S The purpose of the
Injection is 10 check up excess haolli-
n.s If more than $4,000 for telephone and
telegraph charges ,.,.
rsa investigators say that since January
~. sulzer called up Mccall from either
Executive Mansion or the Executive
ch.oher fourteen times, the last cali
- an August %, at sl3 p. m. from
-. rosnslon. They say 1t was easy to md
", Of these calls, as they were AL
.r.d N the state by the telephone
oo,nany. OF course, there wouio Do no
so.ord where Mccall called Sulzer.
TSa -ecords show that they were made
~. following dates: January 2, b:Ss
February 8. II 80 p. m: February
,9ss n m: February 5, 2:57 p. m. :
n.r.h q uso g. m: March g. IL so
Anrl II, 1853 p. m; April "A. l2;4O
Nav . eos p. m; May 6, 2:2o
June 70, 1856 p. m; June q, 1914
49, Iu,v %. 1913 a. m. and August e.
oI3 n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Looked to the President.

.rbs fact that Mr.. Sulzer was hoping TO
soorra the intervention OF President VIII
con and John Purroy Mitchell said one
- .bo investigators, during the latter
,,a-t NJ July 10 see what could be done 70
soys him from the impending impeach-
mont is indicated by several kilograms
the charges for which have not yet oeen
Maid II would appear that conference
was arranged 10 be held on FRIDAY, IuiS
q IN Washington with President NlIsoH
and Mr.. Mitchell.
zone telegram relating to TINS ana
siynsd by William Sulzer himself was
sent on July q to Assistant Secretary oi
the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt "ash-
ipgton II reads as follows:
aPlease interview the President as
som as possible and make an appoint
nent for him TO see Antisdale, Mltchei
aDo some other friends at an early date
Am writing particulars
THAT this telegram resulted in con-
ference is apparent from the next, dated
Jvly Q. and signed by Sulzer, which
reads as follows
~John Purroy Mitchell. Custom House
New York City: Our friends will meet
YOU at the Shoreham Hotel, Washington
next Friday n.orning TO see the President.
II is very important that you should at
tend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Women's Coats and Wraps
both Foreign and American M

being shown at consde reductions from
The assortment comprises Outer Garments adapted for all
the newest styles and materials, many being trimmed
following among the remarkable price concessions to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

Handmade Filet Lace Table Covers
regularly $1,000 to 165.00 at $685. 1850 to 1O5OO
Handmade Filet Lace Scarfs
regua rly soto 5000 at S. co. $50, 500 5000
Handmade Filet Lace Pillow Covers
regularly SO 90 to 22oo at Sd So $50, 675 to 1880
Handmade Filet Lace Chair Backs
regularly $500 to 1900 at S275, $50, 4SO to $50
Handmade Filet Lace Arm Pieces
regularly s2.2S to 600 at ST rs, $50, 200 to $50
Also limited number of
Imported Handmade Fet Lace Stores
the regular prices CT which range from
$3.50 to $500 each, will be marked, for this
occasion, at $500, 27.5O, $500 6 $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Girls Imported Handmade Dresses

Girls Imported Handmade Dresse:
i'm am assortment which comprises Dresses
representing desirable styles fashioned i'm
linens, piques and lingerie fabrics, will be
offered at exceptional prices, among which
are:
Girls Pique Dresses, handmade and hand
embroidered, (sizes to NJ years. at $3.50
Girls Linen Dresses, handmade and hand
embroidered, (sizes to no years. at S4.25
Girls Lingerie Dresses, handmade and hand
embroidered, many also lace trimmed, (sizes
to no years) at $3.50 6 US
Several new models i'm Girls Imported Dresses,
inn silks and crepes, will be ON sale at very
considerable reductions i'm prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
No Response by Mitchell.

There is nothing TO show in Albany
that Collector Mitchell responded TO the
appeal for help from his friend William
sulzer. Adyices received at Albany re-
Gently are % the effect that President
Wilson finally decided not TO interfere
with the course Of the Legislature and
the Court OF Impeachment toward the re-
Gently deposed Governor.
Mr. Sulzer was in telephone communi-
cation also with John Purroy Mitchell
during the summer. as an examination OF
the personal calls from the Executive
Chamber, which were charged TO the
state, has shown Mr.. Mitchell IL appears,
however was not called up nearly as
often as william Randolph Hearst, Clar-
ence Shearn and District Attorney Charles
Whitman. Mr.. Shearn and Mr.. O'Reilly,
Hearst's secretary. were called up most
frequently, as the records show.
The attempts that the Governor made
10 prevent the impeachment proceedings
rom being put through the Assembly are
quite evident from several other tele-
grams on file. All OF them were sent out
On August y. and bear the signature OF
Chester c. Plat, Mr.. Suffers secretary.
The following are examples:
"Augest u, 1913.
Henry P. Durgard. Fulton, n. Y.
VIII you telephone or telegraph As
semblyman Geoghan Immediately? He
voted for Frawley report yesterday, but
think II you can reach him you can
~event him from voting for impeach-
ment Answer. Can you help US with
other Assemblymen? You ought TO be In
Albany
Mr.. Durgard was designated leader OF
Buffalo by suIzer, and won out at the
Timaries over William r. Fitzpatrick.
Assemblyman George Geoghan is a Buff
iaio member Of the lower house.
telegram TO "Fingy," Too.
kilograms were sent to j. ]. Cum
nings George H. Mcclure, VI. E. Ravens
quo William II. Kelly. Of Syracuse. to
'O'e against the impeachment William
a. Kelly is one OF the men that Sulzer
"u denouncing as a boss The tele-
sfans, all four OF which are Identical,
isao as follows
Can you bring influence TO bear. by
N'egraph or telephone. on 7. j. Kelly
aao b. o Daley 10 prevent them from
'"ns for the Impeachment resolution?
Su'ck action necessary
suffers relations with William J. Con-
aTs' Of Buffalo, are indicated by this
"'egram selected from the files:
June 10. 1913.
non. William j. Corners. Buffalo.
NY dear Corners: Mr. Noble has just
ssisned from the Perry Victory Centen-
H~ Commission. in order to have me
sppolnt him on the commission 10 cele-
s'e the battle OF Plattsburg. VIII ap-
n ~" any one you recommend to MI
=" vacancy. How would Thomas Hei-
.'h2n, OF Dunkirk. suit you? Telephone
answer
waiter Scott, well known as the miner
~" Death Valley received several tele-
~"n from Suffers Office In relation 10
e'uauons OF some sort that were pend
t With Thomas w. Lawson. One tele-
a.n sent to Scott reads as follows
a.. walter Scott. Miami. Ariz., August q,
The Governor appreciates all you
~ ~ u just like your good old self.
e connections by telegraph with Law
- fT;peryille. Ore. We have accepted
~ oEer YOU know what 10 say aud
'al To a.. Hope you will come here
'oon a. possible With him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
The r1ourning Department

displaying selections of Women Correct ana
Mourning Included Pasmade Gowns BIouses ana
Sks Taorade Suits; Coats wraps oSe 0"s
Neglgees; Millinery; Neckwear, Veils Gloves etc.
Qualified WILL request furnish estimates or ohe
desired information. The following regular stock prices
Mourning Dresses from $4,000 upward
Mourning Suits from $500 "
Mourning Separate Skirts from $3.50 "
Mourning Blouses from $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Women's Silk Underwear

i'm specially prepared selection which CONF
prises dainty Undergarments designed I'm
accordance with the present mode i'm dress,
Wilt he ON sale i'm the Womens Underwear
Department, as follows:
Niohtoowns of China Silk at $3.50
Nightgowns of crepe de Chine
at $3.50, S.75 & $50
Combination Garments of crepe de Chime
at S5.75 6 S.25
1vnderbodices of China Silk at S1.65
Underbodices of crepe de Chime
af S2.45 & 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Black Dress Silks

for mourning wear are NOW I'M stoc'
unusually and attractive assortment OF ch Brocaoe
Sans Taeta soft and Marquisette faconn
Values are being folong Black Crepe Chime
Taetas Soft Dress Sas Satin de Chime AND
Satin Samples the specially priced Black Silks will be
sent selection upon request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

~ x n Armn On rrr~pup NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
An Exceptional Offering OF
Beaded GarnitureS

i'm a variety of highly effective designs I'm
silver. crystal or Jet, will attract attention I'M
the Trimming Department. These Garnitures,
which are especially adapted for the adorn+
ment of evening or reception gowns and are
reou1ar1v sold at $3.50 each, will be marked
- ]a.o s~eciar mrice of S4zS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Autumn and Winter Fabrics

Auf1n1n and Winter Fabrics
will i'm order to effect immediate clearance be acea ON |
att large from the original PRICES
nsd i'm the offering sutngs of Plain and Brocaaea
DIAM and Fancy Chevots Novelty Paids; also Soass
r and Fancy ore and cut stripe ee''
~ cr7o nE DESIRABLE FABRICS CUT I'm SKIRT AND DRESS
TTrMGTFs ATT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

Coats and Wraps of plush, brocaded velour
and heavy pile fabrics, originally $1,000 to
sn45.oo, reduced to $500
Afternoon and Evening Coats and Wraps of
rich materials, including brocades and all=silk
duvetyn, originally S165.00 to 225.O0, reduced
to S125.OO to 1880
Also a number of handsome Imported Model
Coats and Wraps at greatly reduced prices
Tailor-made Suits, Afternoon and
Shopping Dresses
for Misses, Small Women and juniors, are
NOW being presented at interesting reductions
from the original prices.
Tailor=made Suits, i'm plain and fancy styles;
reduced to S21.OO, 24.OO 6 $500
Afternoon Dresses, made of fashionable silk
materials; reduced to $500 & 1900
SHOPPING Dresses, featuring smart styles
and desirable wool fabrics; reduced to $3.50
and $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
House Clown Department Third Floor

made i'm the prices Paris Model Robes
These beautiful House Gowns are
entirely appropriate for Informal At Home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
: TO-1ORROW T1ONDAY, NOV. Sd:
Am Unusually Interesting Sale of
Ironorted HHamd-made Fi1ef ACE Pieces

Imported Handmade Filet Lace Pieces
Section the Curtain Department.
Handmade e Lace Table Covers
pieces especially suggestive
gifts following extraordinary price reductions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
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have assembled on the ThirdF Floor, nreadiness for
the Winter season, veryremarkable assortmento OF
FINE FURS AND FUR GARMENTS
made Of carefully selected pes and representing the latest
styles modelling as well as the most approved combinations
FUR GARMENTS FOR EVENING WEAR
are shown in Russian Sable Hudson Bay Sable Chnchla
ChnchIa Squirrel, Emine Breitschwanz and Mink, in
GLIDING straight and draped Goats the desired lengths and
outlines, plain and with trimmings Of contrasting urs also
an attractive selection Of Plain and Brocaded Velvet
Wraps, lined and trimmed with fur.
FUR GARMENTS FOR GENERAL WEAR
comprise comprehensive selection which includes many
distinctive novelties as well as garments Of
tive design These are made up desirable furs, among
them beng the following, IN PLAIN ana u"co choO''' III
the regular stock at the prices quoted:
Karakul Goats at $500, / 1000. $500 and upward
Moleskn Goats at $4,000, 10000, 27500
HudsonSealC coats ats s. 90, 5000, $500
French Seal Goats at $1,000, $500, $500
Fur Motor Coats; Fur Mufs, Stoles and Cravats;
Fur Trimmings
Also Misses and Children S Eur Goats and Sets;
Mems Fur-lined Garments Fur Motor Robes
and Baby Carriage Robes.
Mounted Fur Rugs.