The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
SANDS 4 BOYCE,
SOME BUSINESS THOUGHTS.

Never before since we have been in tusi.
ness have We had such an attractive stock
~ now. We have had the experience Of a
lifetime in the mercantile business but
there's truth in the adage, "We're never
too old to learn" If the men who devote
their entire time and abilities to any partic.
ular business fail to make anyprogress in It,
1t is to say the least sad commentary on
the capacity Of man. But we are all learn.
ing-the infant In the cradle and the man
whose locks have become silvery with age
and experience. Artisans and manufac.
turers have even learned something since
last year, and this fact together with our
own experience warrants US in saying that
we are at this time better prepared to serve
you we'll in our business than ever before.
Fabrics are now ingeniously woven, colors
and shades are more beautifully delineated,
designs are more artistic and handiwork Of
every description is more atillful than ever
before. These last remarks apply with
particular force to ready .made suits and
wraps for ladies, misses and children, dress
goods, ladies' furnishing goods, carpets,
wall paper, house.furnishing goods and art
decorations Of whatever kind. Never before
were styles so bewitching and fabrics SO
pleasing.
Our Spring stock Of these goods is now
here. During the inter.regnum Of seasons,
case, after case, arrived from importers and
manufacturers until now, at the proper
time, we are able to present to your favor.
able consideration, the largest and grand
est stock Of dry goods, ETC., to be found in
the North. West.
While we have been identified with tn.
mercantile interests Of this Territory for a
number cf years, yet in this city our bust
ness Is only about three years old; and ye'
within this brief period We have built ur
a business Of colossal proportions, not con
fined 10 this city alone, but reaching cut IL
every direction throughout the entire Ter
ritory. We mention this not egotistically
but a. 4 matter Of business, Tor It carrie'
with It conclusive evidence that we do ane
have conducted our business In manner
satisfactory to our patrons. OF what doe
this manner consist? It consists In carry
ing a stock Of goods, extensive and variet
enough to meet every demand and Of civ
ing to every man, woman and child a,
honest equivalent for every dollar. Thi
:, il what we have done, and what we at al
times hold ourselves in readiness to do,an'
this has been the secret Of our success
though we make no secret ofit On thi
: basis we solicit share Of the trade Of ou
out.of:town readers, to whom and to al
we guarantee satisfaction, which means tha
we will refund the money for any good
E which for any reason may prove unsati'
a factory. Anything that will not requir
"cutting" we will be glad to send on ar
' proval and ~e will be pleased to furnis
samples or any other information. Sam
+ Piles of dress.goods, wall paper, ETC., can
/. readily sent and we will be glad to hav
4 you write for them. Dresses and wrap
. will be sen. on approval.
Very respectfully, SANDS y BOYCE.
}. Butte City, Mont, March II, 1883.
N. B.-We have full line Of samples
J. wall paper and borders on exhibition at tn
!. Post Office Variety Store (P.o.v.s.)
Dillon, and all orders placed with the pre-
;. prietor thereof, will receive our best after
d ton. We have only o"e Price for any Gel
Is tain grade and that he will give you. S. y