Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-29
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.


HANNAMAN & co.
The most modest firm and the concern
most unpretentious of its real. lust
merits and vast consideration is the firm
vi iiannaman d Co., gents furnishers.
sleah ayers and proprietors and man
ayers OF the mammoth Troy Steam Lam
airy. Very few persons in Salt Lake Citv
are aware OF the magnitude and real i'm
lehsty oil the laundry department in
Part,Guiar. Inc majority OF old citizens
would be loath TO believe without mar,
sonal inspection (Which would. however
| quickly dispel any incredulity) that af
l4S man street there is laundry. the
machinery of which alone cost over
1000. The scribe, through the courtesy
U, Mr. Hannaman, was shown through
all the establishment, and having had
considerable acquaintance with this par
tlcular brand OF industry in many of the
large cities of the East, was greatly taken |
aback by the degree of perfection to |
winch the workings and the system of |
the place had been brought and he can
eandidly say that between New York and
oah francisco there exists not its eoual
In the wash room there are eight large
revolving washers and large centrifugal
Wrlnger, fitted up with all the modern i'm
ProVements, and all run by a 12-horse
power engine, and capable OF turning out
suilclent work to keep steadily empioved
IN the ironing and finishing rooms he
tween forty and fifty girls. The ironing
room has been enlarged and improve3
with all the modern appliances, such AZ
steam and gas power ironers and every-
thlng calculated to turn out the finest
, work with the greatest possible dispatch
Inc water usedfo for washing is put through
process OF filtering. The soap used 70
insure its purity is also their own mann
facture, all tending to give clothes a
snowy whiteness and bring the work to n
degree oil ineness not rivalled in the
western country. This is proven bv the
lact that parties all over Titan and sur
rounding Territories go to the expense of
paying expressage to and from the Troy G
steam Laundry to have their work done
can do it. ''''' t
Their steam dying department is also 9
OF no small concern. The head dver ;s a |
man of nearly half century's experi. t
ence in England and America. which v
tact speaks for itself as regards the grade +
OIL work. The tailoring and cleaning fl
rooms in connection employ two or three &
men the year around. They seem to be Il
capable OF transforming an old garment q
INTO one comparatively new. g
Last but not least of the business II
branches OF this firm is their pents' Il
goods and hat store. They are G
he only exclusive gents furnishers iu b
he city and make a speciality of n fine
5rade OF goods, and it is needless to he. a
marx that firm possessing the enter "
PRISE above described will neither be I'M Il
iersold nor outdone by any of their com p
'etltors, but will always be found in the L
cad '''o Il
S. j. NATHAN. ii
). j. Nathan is among the number of OF
salt Lake City's Oldest residents. For u
'ver twenty years Mr.. Nathan has held re
ortn AT ms present place of business, No. N
Of Main street. Mr.. Nathan has during l
vi that time been engaged, so to speak, ~
n clothing the naked and although smc, tl
ess has ever attended his efforts, he has I'll
n no degree allowed his spirit of am. W
'ition to lag behind, but, on the con-
rary, is more arduous than ever in the
management OF his business to keep pace eS
nth the foremost ranks OF clothiers in wi
ne West. Competition is the life of pl
rade," and consequently Mr. Nathan in of
uses great deal of life into trade, and tn
\ doing such is deserving of great credit. A
lis store has for years been known as be
he Mammoth Clothing Hall. He keeps sh
INSTANTLY on hand large and varied G.
ssortment OF mems clothing, gents w
goods, hats, ETC., and makes a m
peclalty OF youths, boys and children's 60
Iothlng. MIR. Nathan does all his buy ia,
lg from first hands and goes East regu- of
.rly to make purchases. A visit to the tn
lammoth Clothing Hall and an exam SIN
alton OF the quality and large assort- ga
ent OF goods will be satisfactory for the an
binary person. and will convince them an
INT there is no better place to buy. er
l.. GOLDBERG. OPP
One of the old landmarks of Salt Lake Ter
ty is the mammoth clothing establish 9 SIX
ent OF l.. Goldberg, sos and SOY Main "
rect, near the postoffice, which he has an am
cupied for the past fourteen wears. .ht
Mr. Goldberg is well-known as the old "
liable clothier, whose every wor d the
Iblic can rely upon. They manufacture 7
cir own clothing, having a large house as
New York, and all goods not made bv bus
EN- are bought direct from the factory, Du
ereby enabling them to save jobbers' fail
ofits and give their customers the bene- To
OF the advantage thus gained. His the
ICES compare with any Chicago goc
use. He takes orders all over the is a
est and has two statesmen on the road of
Utah, Idaho and Montana, whose or Th
RS are weeks ahead of the supply, 80 but
Eat is the business done by this house. ten
ey carry fine line of boots and shoes cap
the best make, and large and fashion, suit
lie stock OF gents furnishings. gen