SILK GOODs
=. NJ & TIL. SELBY& co
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NEW YORK
3 , especially announce that thew are no,,''
BIG their Wholesale Rooms very large assottlO
French and English Dry Goods ME RCTF >,
this city, VISITING New York, are invited to cali "f
feel assured that their assortment is one of Ihs
that market--comprisng the most desirahIaa" a"e As
the season-beng of the richest texture and G sGod'
trade, which they offer blythe case or piece t lneC
as cannot butprove satisfactory. ''cAias


They are continually receiving by the Havr
er packets addition to their Stock OF the att ana
fast as they appear in the Paris and London
istheir ntentionto to keep constantly on hand n
collection of the Newest and Richest STYLES Of Ty
English, and German Dry Goods, some Of yyIian
enumerated below. - which


y SILKS.


Chameleon Stripe Gross de Messine Rich D.
Poult de Soies ditto Gross de Antiques rich CG
Stripe !; Black Armures do. Gros de Rb;n NIice
and Watered Camceons Blue and Black ,mH pnri, Paa
8-4 Black Taffitas. 0'''ue SCq
PONPADOUR- styles of Cashmere d,Fco..
Mousselin de Laine, the most sendid pattern a
Second Mourning Mousseline de LANES and ~ " Sa,
d'Ecosse-Rich and new designs. 0'SDiAea


SHAWLS


Several cases of Broche Shawls, new nattor,.
and Lyons Cashmere do. French Woouen SkoH Pn
gbet do. Very rich Cashmere Long SbavIS ilS, IT,
pressly for our city trade. 'Pofedet
Bombazlnes, Merinos, Thibets, and AIpacc.. ?,
Camoric t1andkerchefs, Embroidered Revierro LlNt
stitched, Sc ' 0'leTrP, Hen
= varietyofFancy Silk Goods. such as Crav,t, y.
! Gloves, and Mitts "'S fOinb
Also, very large stock Of LINEN" COODo
Piislng almost every article in the iiousrkoo Tth
which, together with the above goods 7 a. G. IN ny line
rs 90. o0ilgate themselves to sell as low and H.
than any other house in New York, anu '1tch lowe
August %, 1914