The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
BUTTON d BoYAN.

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The business notice OF the firm {
Mesdames Button & Boysn is differ
eDt from the others, and, az all wi
admit, il the most attractive to tn
Indies. Fer it speaks OF hats All
bonnets. and feathers and hair
which OF Ill things on earth. not ever
excepting dresses, are deemed o
more Importance 20 the ladies on the
subject OF apparel than all other al
ticles combined. No lady, it is 6
cold statement, but We venture il
freely, ever passes 12S Main street
without casting at least a side glance
at the delightful display OF straw, fell
and other hats, of every style, and
trimmed in the height of art; at the
feathers and waving plumes; at the
ooDnets and ribbons, snd at the lone
tresses OF waving hair, single one of
which, according TO Pope, "Msn's
imperial race ensnAre," Besides
these, the ladies Of the firm carry q
large stock OF flowers and other arti.
Giles incidental to their trade. Hus-
bands, Ne commend you to your
wiyss; end your wives will commend
themselves to the milliner.
W. JENNINGS & SONS.
Among the many enterprising
moves made by firms to attract Gus.
toners and gain public favor, one OF
the best aud most novel is that
adopted by VIM. Jennings & Sons;
and while the modesty of the method
is in itself conmendsble, it has the
desired effect. On Saturday, many
persons in the city received envelopes
and large packages through the post
Office, containing works of art. in &
modest form. Some contained
panelo. with flowers painted on them,
which are of considerable value, and
are so beautiful, some especially 80,
that they are worth CAREFUL preserva-
tion-in fact all are; while Others
contained what may be termed a new
style Of chromo, only they are on
cardboard. On theee are the figures
Of birds and fowls. raised SO that they
almost resemble the genuine bipe1s
At distance; and still others are a !
very superior class of chromos. The
subjects are varied, and the only |
Thing on them ontside OF words that |
may apply to the subject, are the |
words, on the back r in some out of |
be Way corner, so as not to detract |
rom the artistic effect or he observed |
Vitheut being sought for. "Compli-
neuts OF JeDunI. & Sons"
r. s-yLGE.
the genial and popular proprietor
# the AIT BazAr, a little north and
opposite If u. G. NJ. l., tells the
eading public a few facts and funny
indings in "a Christmas Poem"
hs morning. 1t is New Alpha
'et for ths Million, by Utah's poet
ariat, Wheatear." In this will be
0und en- incomplete epitome OF the
thousands and thousands of nic-nacs
D be found in the Bszar. While
ne stock carried by Mr.. Savage
remarkably varied, and there.
1re approaches in many respects to
competition with other businesses
'hich make specialties OF certain
rticles, he manages to sell with
ne cheapest. and be carries inumer-
bic things that can be found 40
here else in town. In his windows
nil be seen a delightful confusion OF
lings Of art, things OF beauty, and
ninss Of use, but all offered at low
CURES. He carries heavy stock Of
ooks. of portraits. frames for paint
lgs ard chromos, and velvet and
Lhef frames ter portraits. of all sizes
nd all styles; ne carries rszors.
,oking glasses, toilet soaps. per-
imery, cutlery to some extent, oil
aintings and will take your ''purty"
5 purity" IS any man in the coun-
y-or his operator will do it for
i'm. Besides these. and other things
at 1t would he impossible to emu
leraie. be carries complies stock
{ artists u;ensils--paint brushes,
llors. eaIeis. panels for water color
aintipg and so on. IT Mr.. Savage
anpot suit you. you are not to be
lited