Delta chief., 1884-04-02

Among our exchanges there is none con-
tanning more interesting reading than Bald
wins Monthly. edited and published by Bald
win the Clothier, of New York City. Mr..
Baldwin is interested with his son, S. s.
Baldwin, in cattle raising, on Surface creek.
We copy the following items from the
Monthly:
FASHIONS AND PRICES FOR SPRING, 1884.
The "Dude" hight) trousers have had their
day, and are now among the flippery shops in
side streets, or among auction hodge -podge.
Mcdium-width legs, with slight spring over
the foot, is the prevailing style, and we may
say, is always The leading style with cultivat-
ed men or youths.
The always becoming sack coat leads every
other shape this spring. The Dude" round
about length has joined the procession, and
gone of with the spindle-shanked trousers.
Sacks are cut of medium length, and gentle
men have unanimously decided that men
should wear coats and boys should wear jack
,Ls Sacks are somewhat longer than were
worn last Springs, and, while intelligence
prevails, they will not be cut shorter.
Waistcoats button high, aud are, by large
majority, worn tciA'oW collars.
Among the popular textures will be 'wad-
mells,' or Shetland wool smooth faced mix
ed kerscymerc, English fleece, French stripes,
and selections from the desirable productions
of the best woolen mills Of America.
The prices are one.third less than asked in
custom shops for same fabrics.
We invite. above all Others, those who have
hitherto depended upon merchant tailors to
give our spring styles careful inspection.
THOUSANDS OF SCHOOL SUITS
on the tables. Please look at the fabrics the
cut, the trimmings, the prices. You will be
surprised Prices are from ten TO twenty per
cen, less than any other retail clothing store
in New York or Brooklyn ask for same quail
ity. by no means as well cut aud trimmed
Please do not make selections of school
suits wiihou, looking through other clothing
stores first
COMPARED WITH ropGE.roDGE DEALERS,
or socalled dry good stores, Baldwin, the
Cloihicr, sells boys and children's clothing
from fifteen to thirty per cent cheaper. No
dry goods house in the United States makes
the clothing il offers for sale. tina, is piled on
two or three tabits anu tAiiel an as>or'-
men,.n Parents should remember this, and
call upon Baldwin. the Clothicr, and find the
quantity fifty times greater and the prices a
large percentage less.
LARGEST SALARIES
ever paid TO designers Of mems and boys pat
terms. We shall not supply ''the trade
with patterns Mt any price. Frequent appii-
L.. IL.
All advantages and rights belonging to
Baldwin, the Clothicr, are reserved for GUS
toners of the two stores, northwest corner of
broadway and Canal street, New York, and
the Baldwin Building" southwest corner T
Fulton and Smith streets, Brooklyn.
STRANGERS Is THE CITY
shall be entirely pleased with stylish cloth
ing. polite and fair treatment, and lowest
prices in the city, IL they will call on Bald
win, the Cloihier.
SAMPLE CARDS OF FABRICS,
representing over ten thousand Spring over
coats and Spring suits of the newest fashion,
sent by mail, on application, postpaid.
uEA pouARTERs FOR MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING IN NEW YORK,
Northwest corner of Broadway and Canal
street. BALDWIN, the Ciothier, one price,
c. o. ID.