The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1881-12-07
JR N EW YORK ETTER.
CTS AND FIGURES y J. NlopE.

~ .Naturc's unrcmltting@ lapse Of
CGching heat and sun haat length
Il \ 8 way under rcfreshiE rains.
~ q have fallen upon tht thirsty
~ like benediction. II swift
like storms which brofht the
II grass up and the crisp caves
Kn has quickened the pulse life
Yi the great metropolis. Eyeryody
4 on the alert to find the latest by
4 ties and the lowest prices Ard bti-
i ess boom!
I One might stay week at Lord {
j aylor's and not see half the useful
Id beautiful things on display
81 he suit department presents one
II orgeous array of specimens, which,
y the materials employed, or IN the
cthods of their manipulation, are
iexcelled i'll richness and novelty.
here are brocades in silk. satin and
N :lvet, with the softncss of surah and
he richness of tapestry, garnished
th bead galloons and elaborate
ssementeries, or cmbroideries,
lminating colors like the rainbow,
I'd lustres like the sun.
II Standard articles of every kind
ID quality are intcrspcrscd with
I ch an array of btjouteij-e rs would
stract worshippers of decorative
The beautiful thing about their
q ethod is, one can just as readily do
e business by proxy, at an immense
wing of time, car-farc and shoe
ather. Samples dress goods, laces,
innings, etc, with Il system of
easurement so perfect that no mis-
se need occur in the ordering. An
ustrated catalogue is furnishen
.th the price of each article marked
plain figures.
No charge is made for filling or
| rs, and the money saved by those
custonled to the high rate of profit
sessed by local dealers is immense,
en- after having deducted the med
ate charge for transportation by
ail or express. Every letter and
n,ple is dated, marked, booked
ld filed away by a system SO per-
It that mistakes of moment are
in to impossible, even though
my clerks are constantly employ
IN shipping goods-of all classes
to England, China, West indies,
h andwich Islands, and ali parts OF
4 prth and South America. To the
listant purchaser in States remote
Il dm this mercantile centre are
uchasated all the privileges ae-
sded to the patrons who daily
png the grand emporium, corner
oadway and Twentieth street.
Ie lady resident in Dakota or
regon can sit in her easy chair in
/ border home and select from
nples and system OF measurement,
warded on application to the Mail
der Department, articles of every
.llty and kind, and garments Of
nv conceivable cut and finish. at a
y slight advance upon the origi-
material cost.
/ This new and pleasing departure
ehe methods OF doing business is
i life of enterprise in other di-
tons.
sfETHIMG FOR THE SMALL PEOPLE.
departure of real benefcence
drs in the establishment of Bazaar
|3k Inch the wants of small children
f duly considered, and every little
IN .sonal need looked after with the
81 4 Ierity and forethought usually
HEkded to the material require
Ftts of adults. The STYLES are the
|Is 1t elininations OF Partisan modes
N lkricanizcd, and so allied to COM
#IIa that the prettiness thereof ac-
II Tres double grace.
1.-THE. materials are of the first or
Nh and only skilled and experienced
kmen are employed in their
I lipulation. There is really no
M &pn why these small people should
Whave stylish garments, and take
Nsame delight III them as grown
81 Us. In the appointments of this
hi kkuti.,n emporium, Best & Co.'S
= har, ak 9th avenue, have struck
HI hotc of of q new success. This
&fte only salon OF its KIND in Amer
M land covers so entirely the ground
i Ipriusitixe uecd that II would. in
"a. be a miracle if the public at
III te and abroad failed to take ad-
7 1sA hge of facilities afforded for
l323 Ssh,ng growing families with
article required from irst out
# Ig to final suit for either sex
4 Hthat, too, at figures at which it
H id be impossible to procure
x&|f elsewhere.
Ioreover, should any purchase.
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