Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-18
BON TON.
Opening OF "A New Tailoring Es-
fnbIIshnenl BIZ W. q. Gr0Nnll.

opening o. - wow AafvA'S
tnbIIshment By w. g.. Growaii.
Among recent business changes wor-
thy Of note is the opening OF the new
Bon Ton tailoring parlors at No. II
West First street, by the popular young
tailor of this city, Mr.. w. L. Growall.
Mr.. Growall commenced business on his
own account in this city last October, at
that time occupying rooms in the Er-
press building, on frat street. short
time served TO convince his patrons that
he was an artist in his special line and 1t
became the fashionable thing TO order
suits from Growall. Mr.. Growall seems
to have wonderful faculty for under
standing the needs of his customers, and
nm ill.htung or badly made suit never
left his store. liesides, he has spec
ial facilities for securing the latest styles
and these facts the public were not slow
TO find out. Business increased so rap
idly that the rooms upstairs proved
quite insufficient, and 1t became neces.
sary to secure more commodious apart
ments. The opportunity was afforded
by the vaoating Of the central store, NO.
II West First street, aud Mr.. Growall
leased it about a month ago aud rcfitted
and put il in order for his business A
roporter Of the HERALD happened in
there yesterday and was much pleased
with the appearance OF the place. MIR.
Growall has spared neither pains nor ex-
pense and the result is that he has now
the most commodious and best
stocked establishment ON the coast.
The show window attracted
general attention, being dressed
IN fine taste with great variety OF
goods of the latest designs. The inte-
rior Of the Bon Ton is equally attract
i've. The rooms are decorated with pa
per in first-elass style. and are lighted
with four incandeseent electric lamps.
These lamps, lately introduced in this
city, are very desirable acquisition to
the store, their bright, steady light
showing off goods to the best advantage.
The arrangement of the counters is also
excellent, and MIR. Growell prides him
self in the fact that he has now n stock
of goods which has. never been equalled
in the city. 1t comprises principally
French, English and German cassimeres,
and the customer who will fail to get
suited in this assortment must be of
cross grained temper. Mr.. Growall has
been fortunate in the selection of his
workmen. lie has the best hands in
the eity-men who have had experience
in the largest cities of the country, and
who are thoroughly competent. He is
in petition where he is able to guaran-
tee satisfaction to all who give him
trial.
The name 'Bon-1 on, which has been
given the establishment, was happily
chosen. In plain English 1t means the
"height of fashion, and no one who ex-
amines Mr.. Growall's store and choice
imported stock of goods, will deny that
everything about the place is bon.toH.
II is the establishment which will be
visited by every gentleman in Los An.
geles who wishes to secure the best and
most stylish suits to be obtained.
Mr.. Growall, the proprietor, has been
resident of this city for many years,
and has, in fact, grown up with the
town. His superior ability as work.
man is conceded by all who know him,
aud his rapidly increasing businss shows
his popularity. His many friends will
be glad to learn of his new departure
and will hope to hear of n continuance
of his deserved success.