The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1904, Page 5

+ 24c=Instead of 40c--For Children’s Fine Imported Hose In all sizes from 6 to 10.10n. There are 5,000 pairs ready to start the selling, and there is a similar quantity now on a steamer bound from Germany to Macy’s—and to you. Surely lavish preparation for the children—yet the opportunity warranted it. Women had complained that the average Children’s Hosiery retailing at 25c. was not all that it might be—yet it was as good as domestic manufacturers could produce, Imported Hosiery— made differently—satisfied, but when the middlemen got enough profit out of it to satisfy them the price had to be around 40¢, So our buyer, on his trip abroad this season, visited the manufacturing district of Ger- many and bought large quantities direct—and at a price that permits us to sell any size at the one price, Most stores will give you size 6 in ordinary quality for 25¢. and charge more for the larger sizes, This detail of the extraordinary quality :-— Ribbed Hose, made of the most carefully selected Egyptian cotton, dyed black by the famous Hermsdorf and guaranteed not to fade, crock or stain feet or underwear; medium weight, elastic, stout and serviceable; full fash- foned, and in this and other respects very much superior to the cylinder- knit Hosiery that has to be shaped temporarily by pressing; the heels, knees and toes are Couble, and it is otherwise reinforced and strengthened, making it the best Children’s Hosiery ever offered at 24c, In the basement’ Wash | Dress Goods section the new mercerized Waistings The New Autumn Waistings. are getting their first show. 1 ing, They are weaves de rh signed for this season—distinctly different from the Wastings hereto. seg rege ita He | fore shown—with prettily woven dots and Jacquard effects on tinted |} grounds; and they cost as little or less than the old, undesirable 34 ; Cc Printed Flannelette; one of the best Special, navy, red, reseda, white, tan 12 c PATLOPNS, A VET. reserevecsnseverrenerinesnenernces known American brands; it is shown in and printed grounds; made to sell at 15. a yard; sale price, . Basement. * AN US OH Freight to Be Carried on Second Avenue Line To-Day and on dther Divisions in the Near *uture, An “L" road express service was be- joa to-day, the Interborough Company wing made a contract with the United | tates Express Company, Only the Sev. | Ord avenue line will be ured at frat, but Mt fs the purpose to extend the service to the other limes as rapidly as possivic, » When an Evening World reporter @aked an official if the company's char- ter permitted {t to carry express freight, the only anawer he could get wi “That question hasn't been ratsed and We won't go Into it at this time” Gupt, I. P. Btarkweatier, of the Enlted States Express Compray, salt: “We will begin running an express! ee on the Second avenue real to- The Tnterborough = Company f express cn: pendently of the passenger trains and Will not Interfere in any way with the passenger service, “Our compa has an arrangoment with the Borough Express Compan; ‘which Is sort of a branch of the United Btates Express Company, by which \ Packages from or to polnts north of Fitty-ninth street are ecarcted by tho! Borpugh Company. ‘Tue wagons row! Like good value comes in this lot of Flannelette a wide range of neat designs on black, meet at Forty-sevent eelve or unload packs ° r “It 8 our plan to have the Borough Sale of Excepting} Gloves for Women. Company connect with the Second ave- Ww ’ Showery = ue line at Sixty-nixth streot and points | omen's April we further north where the Interborongh Umbrellas. | pelieve there has storage yards, Tho regular passen. tet Fl could be no Ger stations will not be used. The cars ean be run around \ Trinity place and Greenwich street, where the Interbor- ough has an elevator on which the ex- Press matter can be carr.ed to and from the streets.” When asked If the express servic was to be'extended to the subway road Petter time than the present for coming into possession of such a good lot of Umbrellas under- priced, They are 26-inch sizes, with high grade frames and silk coverings, and fancy handles, such as silver capped teakwood, ster- ling, pearl, ivory, gold plate and gun-metal; made to sell at $4.00 MPA’O BY A. L, AUIONIE. CONCERS, We Are Now Showing the Autumn Importation of “Marigold” Gloves for women; three-clasp styles, in real French kid, glace and suede; variously Mr. Starkweather said that he was not | Yyet ready to talk on that subject, me WHO KNOWS WHERE each, sale price is......+- $2.97 | embroidered, in all the late shades, 2 three sizes, | M8 Pall. .sseeeseene $1.44 made on_ stout Also: “Buster Brown” School Umbrellas. and well - con- structed frames, covercd with good qual- ity plece - dyed taffeta; handles of Weichsel “Rosemary” Three-Clasp, Over- seam Glace and Suede Gloves, with three-row or Paris point em- broidery, a pair........ $1.69 Other Autumn Gloves: THUS YOUNG LAD IS¢ Barney Pincus Disappears from Home " Rutgers Place, and La 22-inch, 24-inch, Women's Imported Glace Gloves, Sister Is Greatly Worried 2 SJ two-clasp, oversewn seams and Bros- “4 ic” 97c ser embroidery, in tan, beaver, slate, Over His Absence. 4 9c OD brown, black and white; a We are throws | Pair ....ccccscesceseeeeev ees 49c ing out this life line to food old Um- rella frames Re-covering Umbrellas. Imported Lambskin Glace Gloves, two-clasp, embroidered backs and round corners, in black, white, tan, slate and red........005 79¢ “Beryl"—Imported Prime Lambskin Glace Gloves, with Brosser embroid- ery, Paris point or spear back, two- clasp, in tan, pearl, beaver, brown, black ‘and white...... 98 Miss Lena Pincus has asked The Evening World's ald in finding her fourteen-year-old brother, Barney, who @isappeared on Monday last. He is 6 feet 4 inches in height, dark complex- ned, and when last seen wore short, dark green trousers, a black jacket, | Dive and white striped shirt waist, black stockings and Jace shoes, | He has always been a studious boy way from home at arted for school on Monday morning and had only ten cents im his pocket. He ‘did not go to schoo: ‘and no trace of him has since been “found. The Pincus family lives at No, 14 Rutgers place, Any information of the Doy sent there will be gratefully re- ceived by the family, and handles that have been retived because silk coverings are no longer rainproof. Recovering with all silk in black, navy, garnet or green, 24, ub Or 28 inch $izé,..6.0, 9159 Two Comfortable Models of Women’s Shoes. -»». Where the annoyance from bunions is to be offset or natural weakness in the arch of the foot is to be remedied, women will find in these two models a freedom and ease not possible in other Shoes, These have been designed wholly for comfort, yet without sacrificing any graceful lines expected in common-sense wear. They are worthy of particular mention because so few stores carry anything like a complete line of them, and in many stores they are not to be found at all, Details of complete assortments here: Arch and Instep-supporting Shoes, made with an extension of the counter, which curves under and supports the arch of the foot; lace or button models, made of kidskin, medium weight $ 4 99 welted soles and low heels, A pair.....ssseeee O “Bunion” Shoes, made with a depression in the inner sole; lace or | button models, made of the softest vici kid, with light, $ 4 99 flexible welted sole ana low heels. A pair.........04. . Soft—Fleecy—Luxurious California Blankets. We have yet to hear of a dis- lay of these splendid bed cover- ings that will compare with the collection we have gathered this season. It is unequailed—its com- pleteness in keeping with the high character of the woollens and rib- bons that enter into the making of every blanket. This range of —————— Is Quite a Life-Saver, Charles Hoselth, who looks after the lamps ‘on the Erie Railroad bridge across the Hack- Qnsack River, was struck by @ train yeater- day and knocked into the river, James Sta- tate © rombont jen, & bridge-tender, Jumped - rescued Hoaeith, though Unconscious condition. He si was taken to his home, saved drowning at the Rereons fame bridge during August. Dress Details For Boys. it supplies to the lad’s wardrobe, Negligee Shirts, in chambray and madras, 48¢.; in fancy corded and figured madras, 68¢.; in Jace quard madras ......sssessee 98c Neckwear Dept. We have just received our {Importation of Stock Fancy * Collars and’ Berthas in the latest colors and shapes, als« a choice assortment of Boa: and Muffs made of chiffon. velvet, liberty silk, pannc Special at $2.34 gal., 49c, bot, {4-4 sizes, a pair $15.31 to $24.08 Less Costly Blankets. Eastern Wool Blankets, good and ser- viceable, size 60x80 inches, about 75 er cent, wool, all bound with wide Crochet Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets. special price, 72c. Old Hermitage Rye, 12 years old, this sale Hand Embroidered A aati $3.89 arid $4.53 | TiS SC veeeseveseeeeseeseeee Sets and Stocks, Fuser, vor Blankets, size 70x34 earn eee ie ssi ‘in “ey = pee regular price $2.84 per gallon, 72¢. 1) "$5.31 an cdl ) 720, ; +» Tatlor-made Stocks, || (sin ist eaten than te | 18% 5. per bottle all colors to match the fall|] s™m¢ qualities will cost you elsewhere.) ‘alae Table Linens. $2.44; bottle, 56. Champagnes. Theophile Roederer, Red Label, regular price for case of quarts, Fancy Silk and Chiffon Stocks iercerized Cotton Table Damasks, 63 and 72 inches wide; regularly sold by others at Soc. and 65¢. a from soc. to $1.95, hal - a AEN - $24.74; special, $20.74. large i immed 18 } 1 w Baskets containing 3 quart bottles, reg- y variety of styles. yoke ae Re weiiees size $ 1.24 our ‘price $6.79; special, $5.79. " Pure.-Linen Napkins, full bleached, | Xekular price for case of pints, LO AVLOT,,|| size 20x20 Inches; sold by others | $26.74; special, $22.74. 71] at $1.75 a dozen; sale price, $1 Baskets containing twelve pints, regular Broadway and Twentieth Street, dozen. +39 | price $1479; special, $1279. Pull be ed eerie pees Wet fine ity, several pretty jgns, size sansa inches, sold by others 2.58 at $3:50 w doren; our price., $2, Wifth Avenue, Nineteenth Street. of Stout. Bottled by our own expert. SUR Et Ae 7H THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1904 Apart from the complete lines of Boys’ Clothing and Footwear gath- ered on the second floor, the Furnish- ing goods section on the main floor is interesting for the finishing touches Specials in Wine Dept.....,. One Star Rye Whiskey. Our regular price, 97c. bottle; Royal Cabinet Sherry, our famous old brand, Needless to describe it to our many patrons. It has the rich bouquet and delicious flavor that make it superior to any popular brand sold at $1.00 per bottle, Our Old Oporto Port, exquisite in flavor, a rich, tawny old wine, equal in value to the most popular brands sold elsewhere at $1.00 a bottle, our regular price, gallon, $2.94; bottle, 74c.; special for this sale, gallon, “Red Star’ Bass, Imperial Stout. Made by Bass & Co., brewers, of Burton-on-Trent, who make but one quality 7 R. H. Macy & Co's Attractions Are Their Low Prices. Ws 34th to 35th St. Enter--Carpets and Domestic Rugs To Share the Glory of Our Greatest Sale of Orientals. -.. Domestic lines of Floorwear have not been shoved aside and lost sight of in the unpre- cedented activity attending this annual sale of Oriental weaves. They come into the zone of interest to-day, with importance befitting the best showing we have ever pre- sented. And they lack no strength in economies, We submit This Evidence in Carpets :— Tapestry Brussels, Smith’s and Higgins’ 10-wire qual-| Extra quality Axminster—an exceedingly popular ities, in patterns and colorings suitable for all rooms) floor fabric, in pretty floral and two-toned effects, and hall and stair effects; usually 85¢. a yard; our! with and without borders to match; usually sold at Pci saters: freee Nyiry teeteeeiy eee: 69C | $1.35 a yard; OUF price. ...eceeeeeeeeenes $1.19 All-wool Ingrains, from the Lowell and Hartfurd| Royal Wiltons, from the Bigelow, Lowell and Whit- mills, 25 patterns in all; usually sold at 75¢e. a yard i| tall mills; a special assortment, with and without our price,...., | borders to match; usually sold at $2.75 a yard; our Best Velvet Carpets, in beautiful designs and color. i 7 PUR. Sy cis da uy inteesmiatnesatonieuvens $1.74 ings, suitable for any part of the home; also hall and | We are showing a large assortment of plain fillings in bead designs; usually sold at $1.15 a yard; sale! Ingrains, Tapestry Brussels, Axminster Velvets and PIKE. soo sv evens: : 4 Wiltons, at prices ranging from 74, to $2.69 a yard. Extra Quality Wilton Velvets, from the Smith and) Jn addition, a complete collection of extra quality Higgins mills, in Oriental effects, suitable for rugs,} Body Brussels, Imperial Bigelow, Axminster and halls and stairs; usually sold at $1.65 a yard; our) Royal Wilton Carpets, ranging trom $1.34 to $2.69 PRA cress se vadesoronse venies $1.24 a yard. This Evidence From the Rugs— MF Royal Wilton Rugs, the finest that the looms of the B'way at 6th Av. '. 27x54 in. size, sold elsewhere at $3.75; our La manufacturers of this country can produce, Each] price...s.sseseseeeeees seeeereeeeeneees $2.99 hla rug is perfect in design, weave and color- 18x36 In. size, sold elsewhere at $1.75; our 9 x12 ft. size, sold elsewhere at $37.50; our] PIME:++esseerereeeereseseens pe aa $1.44 PRP Shapisnanccenivetereiatrercnhes $34.49 | Axminster Rugs, renowned for their beautiful designs 8.3x10.6 ft. siz elsewhere at $32.50; our| and colorings:— POR criss cecnnindelanetircivnieeres $29.98/9 x12 ft. size, reduced from $24.99 to.. $19.98 a ft. size, sold elsewhere at net 98 8.3x10.6 ft. size, reduced from $22.49 to. ."$17.98 46x 76 ft. size, sold elsewhere at $1350; orl TAPeSttY Brussels Rugs—serviceable Rugs, and at pres... .se... sere cca ; $il 98) this low price exceptionally good possessions: — 36x63 in. size, sold elsewhere at $5.78; our| 9X12 ft. size, reduced from $16.98 to..... $12.98 price...... Ledicdeade Hiakeesontaxe ++++6$4,89| 7x 9 ft. size, reduced from $12.98 to.. .. $10.98 Continuing the Sale of Orientals From the small mat costing a few dollars up to the room-size Imperial Persian costing $2,748.00 the range for choosing is ractically unbroken. They are assortments gathered by our own representatives in the Orient, and, because art and sentiment do not figure in the Selling, our prices are weicneany low—in some instances but half the prices asked elsewhere for like weaves. This mention to-day of some typical economies:— Kazaks, size about 3%xS feet, usually sold at $10.00) Antique Shirvans, Irans, &c,, sizes up to 4%4x8 feet, and $12.00; our prices, $7.49 and......,, $8.74 | usually sold at $37.50; our price........ $29.98 Guenjis, Beloochistans and similar Rugs, sizes about | Extra large Kazaks and Guenji Rugs, sizes up to 3x5 feet, usually sold from $18.00 to $20.00; our | 5%x9 feet, usually sold at from $50.00 to $7: 00 ; |: POOLE RI RICE CY OEE rx? Cha van $14.94 | our prices, $29.98 to,.....sceseevees + $44.98 Daghestans, Ferghans, Kazaks, &c,, sizes up to 44x | Fifty Antique Kermenshahs, Tabriz, Saruks, Sennas, 74 feet, usually sold from $25.00 to $30.00; our} &c., sizes about 4x6% feet, usually sold at from dauteiienieredine serseeee++$19,04 | $75.00 to $125.00; our prices $49.98 to... $64.98 Extra Good Values in Women’s Belts. it Fi, New designs in Silk Girdle Belts in all the leading shades; some with fancy back pieces, others beauti- fully shirred; high or low backs; made to sell at 65c.; sale price... Crush Leather Belts, 4% Inches wide, made of fine gloveskin, in all colors, with neat harness buckles in gilt or nickel; made to sell at 75c.; sale 44c Crush Belts, with double straps and four button in back, all colors, in first quality lambskin; made to sell at 75c.; special for this sale.... 39c Your Leisure in the Tea Room. -»" —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————_——S Es The Japanese Tea Room, on the fifth floor, serves a double purpose, affording you rest, comfort and dainty refreshments, and giving to us the facilities of an order room, where Grocery orders may be given to waiting salesfolk at your leisure. It is distinctly Oriental in its ap- pointments, and apart from its service as an order room will prove a delightful nook for resting after the fatigue of a shopping trip. Grocery specials include :— Our Celebrated “Red Star” Coffee. The regular price for one-pound cartons is 29c.; for this sale it is re+ duced to 23¢,—five-pound cartons for $1.14. “Red Star” Russian Tea. od | 49.4 pound for “Red Star” Russian Tea, That may seem high to ped ry 9p unless they know that the same quality is sold else- where at $4.00 a pound. Think of its Strength! By actual weighing and measuring we know that 2c. worth of it makes five cups of the richest and most delicious tea that money can buy. Royal English Mixture and Assam Teas—each of these brands is de- licious as an iced beverage—pound can, 99¢,; half-pound can, 51, Amaryllis Chop Tea, Mixed Formosa Oolong, English Breakfast, Ceylon, Japan, Young sy and Gunpowder; our regular price 48. a pound, Special this sa Night Shirts, made of domet flannel, sizes 4 to 16 years... White Dress Shirts, 48c. and, Pleated Dress Shirts........ 39¢, pound; 5-Ib. caddy, $1.94; 10-Ib. caddy, $3.76, | rs pee White Vet Pease Flour, used | Moderen . Pps es tonk bP sed om: ~ Fri, * ort Cheese; emall size, I4c; i i Robbing brand _ boned ‘satin, Marabout, Coque anc pera 2 pair $1063 to $16.44 We free ug free when you buy by the gallon. ckweile getuine Gooteh Cus. | anardeon A Bobuinn brand bea Pe ostrich. De ag ta sas, ‘ id thas to pt Two Star Rye iskey, regular price $2.94 gal., 74c. bottle; vealppaalhveegedeent <4 fra ERE See alan Fancy New York State Pea Beans, 2 jh. qual to that sold elsewhere at tne nn MACY'S FAMOUS RED STAR BRAND BREAKFAST coco, Half-pound cans, regularly 19¢.; special at 15¢.; $1.69 dozen, MACY'S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES, Triple Vanilla and Premium, full weight,"4-Ib, cake; regular Price, 17¢.; for this sale 14c. each; $1.57 dozen. A SPECIAL SALE OF TOMATOES, Rerular size quart can, oa: | Jessamine brand tra quality, fine red rine | est quait:y nad rive Jersey fruit, Me. per can; per Jor e @ enn ce De Baspbocey Vinegar, bottle, #%-.; doa... Unfermented Grape Juice brand; half pints, 126 regular price 94c, a bottle; 74c { Galton cans, tarre. wholy we. | @xtra fancy ripe trult, 21¢ B1 | each; ease of atx... 4196 ed Sardines, boneless, 1 1 brand; fine large fish, packer oll; chib size, 1M0.; dozen cans, $1.47; half boxes, 18¢,; dozen....$2.04 pints, Zte: dozen, $3.81; quarts, Be dogen, $4.24; gallons, $1.4; dozen, "| Shore Mackerel, No. 2; 5 Ib. kite: by $15.74) lar price, Me.; this sale, are be Leon Marceau Olive Ot, our own ex-| Shore Mackerel, No. 2; 10 Ib. kits clusive importation; we guarantee this | regular $1.92; this sal veces eM to be the purest, beat flavored French + « h 0 ati a allon Sardines with Mavonnatse dreasing a half gallon cans, $1 ot ‘bo? % boxes; dosen, $1.81; each Ile Selected Spanish Queen Olives; our ywn importation; extra large, 10_ 0: bottle, 19¢.; 29 o”, 3%; Wo. 4c. per bottle; this sale, $2.18 per gal- Medicinal Gins, Holland, domestic, gallon, $1.98; bottle, ¢. Holland, Imported, gallon, $3.19; bottle, ‘4c, = = Salmon, “Lily Whit quality Columbia Ri One-pound flat car Brand." finest “hinook fish 4 dozen De Puyerhoff (Geneva), bottle, 79¢, gallon jars sei j1.40 | Ore-pound . 7 an oiled Ox Tongue FAN sau ckavenseatinesaa' ; tle, 84c, Bite; dozen $058 $4.02; can seavnesosensassd UC Fine Home-made Cakes. a pound for Strictly Home-| a pound for Citron, Pi‘sin, 29C nade Pount, Citron and Kuisin] 12c Pound and Marble Cake—niade Cake—-equal to the kind sold by spe-| in a bakery—represented by some cialty confectioners at douvle the) stores to be the products of a home price-NOT DELIVERLD, | kitchen—NOT DELIVinEL. Wynand Fockink Schiedam, bottle, 97¢.; large stone jugs, $1.29; half-pint Jugs, 24¢. Bottle...... dataee 12c,5 Dozen, 91,42 Grocery Orders May Be Given at gray covert For Men —Autumn ) odels Ready-to-Wear Suits & Overc If you judged all Ready-4o-wear Clothing by the “black ori Ready-to-wear Clothing family there vould be scant re ty artists who design and the needle-pliers who build the better sorts Of garments, : Ny Closer acquaintance with any of these involves no ae ee they belong to the better-sort class, and we know their history cutting-room to sales counter: Fall This showing embraces both single and double breasted [1 Suits, model Sack Suits, made up in cheviots, cassimeres, t $9.96 to and worsteds, It is the most noteworthy collection, in $24.96, ‘ize and variety of patterns that we have ever shown. Box Model Coats, 32-inch length, made of 9 Fall Overcoa' tan and olive coverts, serge in es 4 $9.96 to $14, Box Model Coats, 33-inch, made of tan and olive covert throughout with silkk...... ere +» $11.74 to $19, 3ex Medel Coats, 33-inch, made of finest imported “buckskin” co lined with silk; sold elsewhere at $35.00, our price.....+. $24. Knee-length Coats, in black and Oxford gray, lined with serge.$9,06 > Knee-length Coats in black and Oxford gray Vicunas and Undressed Worsteds, silk lined throughout.........66 -$14,96 | Finer grades up to $24.96, Surtout Coats in a variety of fabrics, including Cravenetted ma= terials. .scecces eeeereees eecos seeseeees $22.49 to $34,096 | Boys’ Clothing. ee Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits, made of Fall-weight English serge in | navy, royal, red and brown, two Eton collars with each suit—Russiam blouse style, sizes 2% to 8 years; Sailor style, sizes 5 to 42 Chokes Al. weesaes ces davees eeeece Norfolk Suits—new, double-breasted models—made of hig fancy cheviots, regular or knickerbocker trousers, sizes 7 YOATS.. sc sccrevceveeeves se eeervcececeocees Young Men's Suits, single or double breasted models, made of able cheviots and cassimeres; sizes 15 to 20 years... 2 The includes about 0 New Shirts] the owestpriced good vady-to-weee aunt for Men. to the finest made-to-order garment our: | Custom Shirtmakers can produce. In Fe more quality than the same price will command at any other Fall lines are all ready :— in r every instance we engage to give ro Stiff-Bosom Shirts made of fine percale and imported madras; cufls attached or sep- y ‘ie, wach Minsn¥e KORKGNEL Cas veviee, DAC. and $1, Macy’s White Shirts, bodies made of extra quality muslin, bosoms made of 2,100-cour linen; in open front, open back and ' front and coat shirt style, with extra wide bosoms........ Macy Collars—all new shapes—four-ply, linen both sides; equal to 25¢, Collars sold elsewhere; our price.... Macy Cuffs, four-ply, linen both sides; equal to sta 25c. Cuffs sold elsewhere; our price......sss00- ecbeks To-day we put on sale almost th few 4, se, P y A Shoe Sale] tundred pairs of Men's Lace Sho correct styles, in weights just for Men. Autumn wear. They are made of bai calf and vici kid with Goodyear welted double extension soles— medium and round toe lasts; all sizes, made to sell at $3.00 a pair.......... . The spirit that prompts us to send residen representatives to the Capitals of Europe 0 watch for the new fashions in Wo a Wear — uncommon measures for $B curing new fashions for the men—ideas fro For Men. abroad, as well as the best from designers, We are now showing Autun int PL fancies in Neckwear, duplicating the fab and patterns shown by exclusive haberdashers, but differing from in price. It wouldn’t be Macy’s if there wasn’t a difference of from to 40 per cent. in your favor here. At —The New Scarfs—large English and folded Squares 44c. new shapes in Four-in-hands; usually retailed at 75¢. At 68c. —Folded Squares, 2% inches wide; English Squares * the new Four-in-hands, 5 At —Imported English Neckwear—superb patterns in rich’ 94.0. ie inal ihe approved forms. Macy's Guaranteed Fast Black Neckwear—all shapes, 44¢. 94c. and $1.44, With every Tie goes a guarantee that the dye ls permanent and will not soil lar or shirt under any test of service. Price, 9 . Autumn Neckwear oF 3 In the oe Section ing Store, of our Clot ' second floor, we have f™ made these important. a reductions in prices that Coachmen’s Livery. A Sale. -» originally were matchlessly low:— Body Coats and Trousers, made of English livery cloth, in dark green, blue, claret and black; reduced from $24.96 to Body Coats and Trousers, made of the best livery cloth; reduced from $19.96 to.....seseeeeeeee Separate Body Coats, in dark green and blue; regularly $9.96. $16.88 and $14.99, reduced to... Double-breasted Box Overcoats, in tan or Oxford gray | covert; reduced from $19.96 tO.....secesseeeeeeeree $14.96; Stable Suits, made of heavy covert cloth, in tan or Ox- H ford gray, sack or cutaway StYl@......seeeeeeeeeenes $ I 7.96 i Knee Breeches, with leggins, made of tan or Oxford $12.96 The stock of Cigars we carry regularly to supply the box trade rene would « swamp three or four ordinary Cigar~ Fine Cigars. stores, so there can be no com this with the ordinary Cigar “em. sth FI, porium.” This is more in the nature a clearing house, able to distribute vast quantities, and when vast F, tities of Cigars or any other merchandise are purchased the cost a ‘ little above actual cost of production that we are practically on a level! with the largest manufacturers, Proof is never missing in our prices: —" Flor de Bahama—Key West Clear Has vana, highest grade— A Sale of Nueva Mundo, Imported Havanas— 49 04.49] Dandies, box of 0.0... 89.49] Comme ti Faut, box of 50. Perfecto, Ste a4 Spectales, box Finor, box of Lord Beaconsfield— of 50.. Cametian, 8 84.49) Pretiiecton bom of 50. Panetelas, 1008 ene Petfectoa Biegantes, box of 25.... @2.0T Reeipretty, 1008 40 |b Vitiar & Co, Cazadores, made of the La Angelica— finest tobacco grown In Porto Rico— Londres Finca, 1000 EE aided imac 10 308 for FOS Ot Se El Rico Reciprocity, $08. .... 94608] cial at.....cccsscessensaserees $1! Ramon Allones—Puritanos Finos, box! Robert Burns Cigars, box of Of $0... ’ $5.89 fal Mar nes canis oe, ey va La Normeda Diplomaticos—fine com-! Cremo Perfectos, box of $0, sold bination filler and imported Sumatra where as a special value at $1,905 wrapper, box of 50.....+.....$1.08 regular price...... 8 | Fine Porto Rican Cigars— | Opia Cigars—the le: 4 of 50, revas Fince, box of 90. 1.94 box Lartver Fine, bem of 100.6 50) lame BUBL BE, e ading Se, $ ;