The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-14

anu reBuiaIly recurring pnrasee' ING Icason
| is, Boydell Bros. manufacture pure and re-
liable goods, and sell them low. To those
among our readers ia the trade. who have
not as yet bought OF this houso e advise
visit to it when in Detroit. iirln in the
| West has achieved bcts.r REPUTATION or
its white lead and mixed paints, and VIXEN
We add that no higher prices are charged
therefor than for an inferior article else
where, we have SAID enough 20 induce any
prudent and enterprising dealer to inyesti
gate for himself. The Boydel Bros extend
cordial invitation To all customtrs and
ihose who may perhaps become such, to
call on them. We ale satisfied thar ~
letnil dealer will regret having Gcne So
II. A. NEwDtNp & Co. I,Igo2g TGs
MANUFACTURERS AID JoBDERs ~ liars
CARS, FCIs. RopEs. Eric, III AID %
| JtTF&Rs0N .AYE%UE.-If orr u.r.ers
worid obtain q correct idea Of wlai IA
extensive ful h"1sr Is. they nccd but It
Ncwlaud s; CO. .'-W il any hoU,c in
the country carry so large Il stork -
elegant an assortment as they, and cc,t.!n
1t is that no establishment OF the kind Gun
be possessed OF more friends. There is
something in the manner in which Ley
transact business that pleases customers,
and something about the character Of the
goods themselves that seems to thoroughly
satisfy purchasers Mr.. III. a. Newland,
the head of Tie firm, is probably one OF the
best judges of furs in America. his expert
encc covering u long period IN the markets
OF Europe, as we'll as those of this con-
tinent. The firm has branch houses at
London, Paris and Leipsic, and exports
heavily as well as imports Their patrons
may at all times anticipate the receipt Of
new styles in all classes of fur garments,
for the reason that they closely watch the
markets, and all innovations are quickly
adopted Among the various styles of
furs now ready for the fall trade are :
Seal dOmans, paletots and sacques silk,
satin and brocade circulars and garments,
plush and satin lined: gentlemen's fur
lined and fur trimmed overcoats, caps.
gloves ETC.; black and1'olar bear, tiger and
leopard skin rugs carriage and sleigh
toners may feel certain, and that is that
no house in America can sell NJ prices
below those of II. A. Newland & Co; Tor
none hold the key to the market more
securely than they. Visitors to the city
are invited to look through their superb
and almostendless stock.
CARPETS AND TApEsrRIEs.-Other
| houses may lay claim to superiority OF
stock, but that people may judge for them
selves between the stocks of those in the
city who deal in carpets, tapestries and rugs,
they should visit the long-cstablished
house of Abbot d Ketchum, at Ill to l45
Woodward avenue, look through the large
warerooms, get clear idea of the vastness
of the institution, inspect the texture OF
their fine goods, take in the almost endless
variety OF all kinds-and then if they
choose go elsewhere and make comparisons.
The result cannot but be favorable TO this,
the oldest and best known house in the
city. Their trade probably covers larger
territory than any other, and their assort-
ment is equal to almost any house in the
country, while they have an enviable repu-
tation tor proper adjustment of prices.
They are heavy importers of foreign goods,
| which it will well repay our readers to
look at even if they do not intend to pur-
chase. All are invited to call, and we
predict that visit will be decidedly
agreeable.
A DELIGHTFUL NIsIT.--One of the
most interesting visits our readers can
make is to the store of r. w. King & Son,
l03 Woodward avenue. China and glass
ware are always pleasant things to examine,
but when it comes to display of every
novelty in these articles of use and beauty,
the pleasure is enhanced tenfold. "King's
crockery store" is one of the most familiar
| places to the Detroit housewife of the
present day, as it was to her mother and
grandmother. The general public are
cordially invited to visit this attractive
establishment, and from what we know
of the display there, we promise an
hour of glad surprises and pleasant
sights All tastes and purses will find
something to suit among the immense and
varied stock. Retail buyers are COM
mended to the wholesale department The
goods offered are selected with taste and
Determinations and the firm are prepared
to quote prices far below less enterprising
competitors.
A. r. & w. +. LINN, 1l6 JEFFERSON
AvENUE.-No firm the West is better
known to dealers in cofees, mustards and
general spices, than the house which heads
this article. Long established in Detroit,
they have gathered customers and retained
them. In these days of close competition,
not every firm can do this, and that the
Me.srs. Linn enjoy so extensive a trade
must be due to the characteristics of the
gentlemen composing the firm, and to the
quality of the goods they manufacture.
That the latter are all as represented NAV
be attested by that close examination of
experts which the firm gladly invite.
The lines of spices manufactured are pro-
nounced by all to be among the very best
in the market, and, being attractively
packed, add considerably to the appearance
of q grocer's shelves; while it requires
but little effort on the part of the dealer
to sell them. Retailers visiting the city
will not. we are sure. miss the opportunity
VI calling on the Messrs. Linn. Their
nee of business il central, near the
Michigan Exchange Hotel. The firm are
also extensive iobbers in teas, syrups and
fancy groceries, and in these liues can
quote prices to compete with the lowest.
w. T. SIMPSON, SUCCESSOR TO JAMES
A. FOSTER, IA CoNGREss STREET EAST.
Among the multitude who will flock
to the city during the next two months
it is but natural to suppose that there
will he af lensf q few whom the mis-