Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-24
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aSw our Nerehasss are Prcpartnz
fer she spvfax Traas.
while passing 20 Frons strses yes1sr-
day Afternoon The sttsnfisc Of 3 re
p9rtsr vAs attracted TO . BuEAss Of
large boxes in treat Of W. p. Boyd a
Coz ssprs. Entering tie establishment,
tbs ~ iter foond ali hands ba=y waiting
ou eaHaomers-
Waiting till l.. II, Broilss, who has
ehsrzs Of tue gsntisossn's furnishing
goods depsTtneus finished fitting . salt
Of eiu.lhiug on I'd Terry, TIE reporter
srsuSassi aim vito xagiozs questions.
zhIeh he Appeared wiling - ansSsr-
Ia the course o. the Conversation Mr..
BrsyiIes, satd ~Oar business has kept
40 unuaaAliy well d1ring tbs doll SEA
zYu. and ue have DO cause 70 complain
aItl,oaRh coilections are little sleS. In
fact. Mr.. Boyd. Who - on his gay home
from slan Francisco, felt Justified in Sc
Isc,ina q very large and 1ne line Of
gods for the spring trade.
Az tlass juncture Terry inter npted she
conversation with, Well, Mr.. kepoF-
ter. COS do you ike my Eev clothes
The writsf assured him that the suit
xas a Krst-csazs o.. 10 fact, much better
than ~ ordinarily obtsinsd al cloth
sThst il easiiy explained" said Mr..
| Broi.e,. "We are agents for BroTnInR,
/ King & Co.'S clothing, Of New YORK
/ We have a large lot Of samples on hand
and when customer wants mise SUIT
and desires = perfect Ett We take his
sseasure, as we did TerTys, and send on
ne ORDER. The result - the Customer
gets first class article thirty per ceAi
lea, than san Francisco prices for the
sarae GLASS Of Coods.'
HNhzt came IN those boxes and
estes r. inquired the writer, pointing
10 the boxes on the Sidewalk.
s'Those,-' said Mr.. b., contained the
| firsa iflstaIlment Of our rnmsnse spring
stock. vhieh arrived by the Mexico.
Gone with rne and IN show you what
came In th3se boxes Here h the
DRESS uoODs
Department You see We have all sorts
of new effects and combinations. A
particular branch Of this department. Is
ia tbs iae of silks, both in solid black
aud eclorsd. Bes.des there's a full line
Of lawns. satins and ~kite goods, and
an elegant line of black dress goods
amOuR vino Won might mention cash.
mere, dEat d'etea. drap d'almas, seTgee
10 French and English. aEmores. eordis.
Jerseys, etc.
"Oh thaf's enough Of this depart
ms :" said the reporter, those n1S
farlsAed names for dress goods will dc
for dry goods clerks and ladies, bui
they are TOO hign for ordinary repoF
terra"
II think / can dad something thai
will please even fsstidIous reporter,
said Mr. Br0ile', - hs stepped over g.
the
FANCY GOODS
Department, and commenced exposing
the hosiery 20 pablo gaze. There vas
an elegant assortment of silk hose OF al
conceivable coiOrss including she eve
| popular striped stocking, and cotioE
and lisle-ihread in snaless varieties. II
ting ssme department. we're handsome
embroidered handkerchief. rs we'll a
siika In new design, and bsndanna
without end.
"Yoa sse," said Mr.. Broilss, ~. P
q 10. have the exclusive agency for tn
, genuine Foster hook glove, aud here yol
| nt1 hAAtAA ntt tCbttb3 anu oanA0o
heie also il foil line Of silk mite AnG
ootton aud Isle thread gloves. Here
} you see, is an unusually large stock o
embroidsrlss, whicn We are Just open
Ing, as we'll ~ laoss, silk, cotton. rea
point and yalenoiennes. You see we ar,
jast unpaekinR q large and attractivr
stock 10 be added to tue linen and hous
furnishing goods. Our ladies' ant
gents furnishing goods department
, ona of tie leading features Of our bust
ness, land by the addition of she good
. Just received. don't think IT can be sur
, SURPASSED north OF San Francisco"
At this luncture MIR. Dimock calIet
Mr.. Broiles' attention 10 q eus.0msi
; who was waiting for nin, and at Oh,
sarae time muiterlng in an underton
that there was no money in talking T.
reporters anyhow.
Al this iunetufe the reporter Walket
D OF. wondering TO himself IL Boyd
I Co.'s advertisement ia the POsT In TIL
bIoKstER didn't have good deal To d.
With the prosperous state Of their bTIsi
ness doring these dull times.