, 1874-12-13
HOLIDAY TRADE.

CUR ,,ous for tho Coming Senson'
lan;-oach of tho holidays calls the atten-
a's .11 to the necessity for procuring pres
son y. W thero is much inquiry us to the best
s''E' ~hera holiday gifts can bo secured. To
tn,t curiosity isthe object OF tho follow
u u .illdcle: AZ, .,ns;,,, Instruments # mar
be .,,,t Chicago can boast Of the possession
f..n. Of the finest and most attractive musical
dfp' fs';shmcpts in the United States, and should
~, disposed to test the truth Of this statc-
c. -he,l,er directed by business or curiosity,
~. ~ her turn their steps towards the COM
,,.ns sud attractive establishment Of
Julius DAUEn CO.,
49,. they will ind large and superior stock
r. s.!os;csl Instruments Of every description,
-:.e1t among which is the Knabe piano, both
r sarare, and upright also the improved
~ both square and upright. q very su-
e instrument, manufactured by this tira.
r. .,oye Instruments ore mado g specially By
y Rauer l. Co., and they control tho Vest
ssd tr,ds in them. These popular pianos are
III and favorably known, both in this coun-
"..d Europe. to require detailed description
asr ,arious merits at this time. Tho best
i -:-*} ts2ent in the world has pronounced
:. lid in their tavo.. They have been
.-:,l7 indo1sel by euch masters as L. NJ.
e-.e.t,.lk, julius Fuchs. Clara Louise Kellogg,
i s..F.e Lucca, Nlla. lima De Muraka, u. Stra-
:; i.s.s 1ia1 Marc:zck, and Hans Dalatka. OF our
] ~ =, ritz. aud d host Of others whose names
4 s:ht be given would our space permit. And,
Is,i7 The citizen or stranger be in quest OF q
:s, y .ssirs.;.tnent for holiday gifs, no establish
-sni' u this city offers greater advantages Than
/ : ,te different tradas-pcople do not enjoy q
~ holiday patronage it will not bo owing to
l.sr..lect of .Acirs in displaying their goods
! rt;s thoughts were suggested while passing
-,fiteusiYe store OF
CuAs. GossAaE CO.,
:. poc1Iar Gsy-g "oas dealers Oh State street.
~ tic display Ut goods suitable to meet the
n.s of tie coming holidays is truly magnih-
-. Space will not allow the going into de-
- yet We viii EaJ that the buyer in quest OF
<iah suits. eloaks, shawls silks, dress goods,
! Ices, or auy OF tho uuubcrless fashionable
LIS Of .'bijoutcrie " SO dear to the feminine
:rr:-if for - 'her,"-or for something appro-
-us spd useful for him" cannot well direct
{ oiher stere in 9 better direction than toward
j, beautifully arranged dry goods bazaar,
,.ne they cau iud all kinds and all grades OF
aNs, including exquisite articles OF household
.:,ame1ts, and toys and dolls for the children.
kEces slat 1t Woulo Do o-i1cIit 10 uuplcale
Ibis city, ......-.-
! Etooa. wishing to discriminate, it may not be
r.ev TO the disadvantage of the $4,000 city
.tsfrs Of TIE TRIBUNE who may just ut this
= 100 looking around for family supplies or
saIy l7cseats, to call their attention to the
rl:acc1ed stock Of
]. B. SHAY, ....
.i.+ Etrtn s-fr H3,f, f,r11c
:,ies q specially Of ladies' dress goods fur
Eng goods, fancr goods aud notions; aud, in
-. to supply its numerous customers at more
,.,ct.geous figures, it has made 4 decided re-
Tim IL prices during the past few days. This
feoecialy truo US 1o.ales to the largo stock
i l.5ies' beaver cluaas and Jackets, suits
Vi su:tings, millinery goods, Including
lnes q. co6ds Of which our limited space will
NJ. aasH mention to be made. Mr.. Shay is
.tceising large patronage, set, il order to
st;nrI.te the demand and invite tho intention of
.a,es in bis direction, he has not only reduced
trc:s 81 before mentioned, but has within the
III isF 6ars placed on salo G large stock OF
:a57a:ies and attractions with which to meet the
; ss5alldar wants And If the large number Of per-
gls Ts.;ug his establishment during the past
seez is to be taken us Ell e:dence OF thrift, then
Il. slaE i certainly doing prosperous busl-
a:s
Ehs.Ae1 the old saying be true or not, that
Il il the taiior tia. makes the man." it is true
1t eYezy nan having d proper regard for per-.
1s appearance will pattonize such tailoring
ssbliehmsuts as have earned 8 reputation III
y quality and style of their productions. An
sabllshalent ct this kind may be found in
.7riers Theatre Building, it's proprietor te-
:
RoEEa7 J. wAIsaE,
n tss spent the past eighteen years in the
:Si1css cf manufacturing mems clothes, and
lea close attention to business md q careful
Enion OF material and workmanship he haa
=: with remarkable SUCCESS. He makes q
1eia!t5 Of tile tiueet French and English goods
ssasht TO this market i'll fact, Lis loEg e1pe-
':2ce enables him to make lis selection Of
..1hs to tie best advantage possible, and OF such
fads le h1s one OF the largest III the city,
RI az au gar1ceuts are manufactured under his
.-Hs supervision. aa rule- tae most admirable
:1iTe secured. His customers embrace a large
:-aber Of tie best and most fashionable gentle
II in the city.
!caal. ycBs, or other outer garment. may not
,inIfectly, and yet they are not uncomfortable.
Hwth shirt it is difTc. cnt, for an iIl-littius
Ii is not only continued source OF annoy
=, but Eives to the wearcr an untidy appear-
r. for if shirt be too low III the front, or too
r in tue back, or II the bosom be
d properly patterned, it is certain to
= E.vkvarcly. and hence tho owner of such q
:aiis never satisfied with it. There is. how
e. no excuse, in this age Ct improvement, for
s-ns such Ill-fashloned garments. And the
e remedy that ne can suggest for the evil, is
.aalE
ALoSzo EATos's,
'a i7t6 6tato street, who manufactures Eaton's
asTzoTed yoke 6h1rt, OF which hc is the e1clu-
m tEupnstor. They are the most durable and
lifting shirt in the market M1. Eatou is
nl larXe manufacturer Of gents underwear,
~ ha makes up in superior manner from the |
! = domestic and imported woolens- a care
I.:!!-ssleotsd stock OF gents furnishing goods !
Itso b. found at his establishment. |
eere a1a few branches ct industry in this |
i! t5is present more gratifying results during |
aSe put few years, or that have increased in |
= $st:I9eaons to larger extent, than TINT Of
]]sssre. As m Illustration Of this fact We !
II point to the history of the
H., FC1SAM osE-pRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
N Ssaa sas established on Randolph street as far
~ a,. u 1a54, by 4. 4. Putnam, where the bust.
~ ~ FM continued on largo scale for about
EEa!ss1n After the great fire Of 1871, how
ast IT, u. E. D. Terry, the present proprietor,
3:s 33S:@ed the attractive aud commodious store on I
H. aaortheast corner Of Clark and Madison
4ssH There his business has expanded to such
aTeuteen or eighteen clerks. This house
~ ample facilities for manufacturing, it
ths branch of one Of the largest estab-
ssxsas1ts OF the kind in Boston, and
s ,sseF'ore afforded superior advantages both
sss selection Of materials and workmanship.
i i - - t'oek at the present time is large, and
sssea goods in point OF quality, and style OF
~ s.aaaasship. equal to that OF our local ner-
y ~ R.loTE. The render NAV rather Hnme idea |