The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-25 00:00:00

£63 6 8

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silyneaellechalf need be
--"flie Pre..„,,,,-----,evertheless are on th,
paid for the first
lae_ey s for Life.
tor. ; laforination afforded on application to the Resident Dire°.
° of
Pall-mall. London.
SjGNAL
S S.
UC C E
en-
-14,
0.-the signal success which has continued to attend tillemop T
Is E. MOSES and SON'S WEST-END ESTABLIS -EN
thereon. t°
haluce the proprieteis again to address the public
'lnce the conitn°ettliiea
A
... Mere assertt nto the effect that no declension had
Branchbee evinced
n could
commencement of the New Oxford-street
~.°aveY no more twokietors have realisaeld•
inadequate idea of the triumph
enProm the iith ot Oetol;er to th p there has been
.taeanuynraennteittint influx of supporteere •
momentretentatbal
Previous spectila'tinonors as which the
Toprietors poioret
triuulDhantesruccheesisr
an instance of more
tatTihnegyv cbauntltobok back with satisfaction to all their earlier under 7
to an e' tent
F Dublixe feelireq
ey cannot affirm that either of them was patronisedim.y
equal to that of their Present project. The., unanimity
mg Is reinara M favour of E. 310,ES and SON'S NI, est-en
kte,
..__ e, he
is certainly without precedent.
i dicative
or the'lf.,!eees! as the proprietors have realised is clearly
held.
on j,)s,!l,llatin in which the system of the proprietors is opeli-
of U.
XfOsi,•., aing at what the new and advatita4eous principles
public
vole, h...a‘i SO have effected, it will be admitted that the
the
pro_
liriewrs;o,4ll raised in its favour, and tat tlTtslyiestseamlleorf.
strtbriet retrosuipecttuaritilY.
well with the buyerxc and
_ a tlyout of place, asfiat
just
ti
pop: to convince the may
rerre onfotthbee exactly
efficacy o
ztlri trading transactions
made an announce-
!tient oie,,tiale that E. mos E-s and SON first
trade was ehn-
tseterisnr dvantag,o,,, system, the tailoringtha
interests of the
Dalai,. " .7 praelees seriously inimical to
Th., most usuri . charged for indifferent attire ;nor
be hod the Pinellas ous prices were
,e circumstance., there
more
beneee In:petition
tear any reiress under the
the prevalent abuses by
tzerl!'al offer,. the field to at a
opera-
Iloil, Than
such did E. MOSES and SON
commence
and
Will " such a a
effectually checked;
. atho Mem of monopoly was,
The
~ Ut doubt, be eventually suppresed:
establish-
task, 'lse and pr .:ogre's of E. MOSES and SON'S parent
Such was the
Neasain .the city must be familiar to everybody.
t 'that one en-
arg,h.,n With which the Proprietors' principles me,
the
speculation
eee,T6' Or SCOPe succeeded another so nuickly that
ociety, who
failed _e 6 Matter of astonishment with-all classes of. s
that such
a „astaot frankly and reasonably to own their conviction
upon
hieh I!rclect was the emanation of those reformed. principles
This MOSES and SON conducted their extending business.
f every
ether ‘ l'Pflarkable establishment of itself, independent o a a
re.
fort,tl_°Jeet, was a proof of the public estimation of so gran
b .11 in the trade
-tit th
What worked
well in _ e triumph of the system did not slop here.
The t'.°e Part of the kingdom worked well in another.
t new
Geld to'wa of Bradford, in Yorkshire, was selected as the nex
s here
optn„, Plough in. An immense branch establishment avast
of
aDDro`...and was favoured by spontaneous expressions and proofs
Thev.sacm one end of Yorkshire to another.
that of a
14"? z step taken by E. MOSES and SON was
same 'Riven-
t,t.e;Drtitasetn Sheffield, conducted on precisely the u
i sac-
e,;;'''2,
a. c ples as the runner speculation,. Here. ag _ t___,,_
tom
t7,,_gn !. success. was the result. Both at Sheffield and
anrp7e..
clat,d: '
pr neiples of E. MOSES and SON have been du•Y
P of
%a 4,4n,rild have continued to elicit the countenance and support
Pollowin
U ~, if these branch houses that at the West-end appears
.oer eireurnstances of th . .
encouraging cha-
racter. hf•hrter e most triumphant and .
tha mile that the survey ot the proprietors' operations will convince
advantageous
system. 6 63InVal adopted is an equitable an 4 advaata--
R ere the new "pee 1
character— were on u atl9na of MOSES and SON of an meral
"heformer
'Peculation—the pubenePnirorct started upon the failure of a.
_as
to the advantages h' sour,ht have vane grounds to be sceptical
au
and all of the openint tut when success is apparent at ea.ai
tharacter of E. MOSES he best proof is afforded of the benetict
, Every step which the and S 'N'S principles
to the chain of proprietors take-every link which they add
Ls_ n their trading pr jests -lllUst the public of the
Ea fide character of their operationsassure
.
c.- MOSES dSO '
their
tliktk_ , •an • N, in conclusion, would again tender th-
wet
h. to their thousand-fold supporters. The second week at the
that i as Undoubtedly eclipsed the first, great as was the success
o
~..._ Wiportant period.
. while E MOSES .144 _ • ‘,SES and SON look forward with lively and covna-
-I,l4le_ariticipations to a continuation of the success which they
htlaiat
tiler 11°..eXPerienced, they would have it distinctly understood
The:"hd to Merit the same by every means in their power.
nts
siaa ',l' woUld reiterate the statements of former advertiseme .
Yet :'''ess Upon the minds of the public that they propose doing.,
tb,),T re for their supporter' than ever Such signal mrcessdi.n.
Des have experienced must of necessity., place more at their
the b,„7 afford theist wider, scope and opportunities for extending
The ~e afford of their trade.
Si a „ProPrietors d:not hold out this as an empty inducementr,abgiait_
r4ntalerling
t ~... Promi called forth by the extraordiaary encou
~,Therfte
Battst""lng their'undertaking.
While
v.."'
.4 irnPortant fact which must not be overlooked.o
__
the
est.e" ,74 aelount of public favour has been showeredno PT!
iiin.
Play.., •., eranch. the Parent house, in the City, has land way
animation
to ftW 6 fluctuation bat has presented a scene of stir
favoured by
the 4t4atellin ' • d the East has thus been.
d the open-
, Pablic ..,,,, )1' egree , an
which has charactense
't at the iiat'sot that signal success
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