Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30


ieoa4rd BeaJaMlns. tbs cd Fe'.sl'le
eloth4ef, - and 81 Nonroe ana - Nesth
To- a-stfeets, can noW justly slassa os.s
ci lhe AAnasemesi and most atsfAefNs
sa- sroam ia gae cay. lsrpenteEs -a'a
pa.alegs have has passs ssaon y tho
Hfense darng lie past mouth, ana
aHdef saer gaid4aee many wenaefsei
and noteworthy Improvements Aafs
heea made A frequent water
g Gae store would not nos
rccoga.1 the plaee furn. slss.d - Il
r. lhe C.a familiar marks 80 often
sfsA Ia the past are Removed, hts "a
lures lff lace tt< old Oats, handsome,
heavy maple tables ana counters grace
the noer and the walls aud ceiling
have received new aud handsome
styles "a wall decorations. Nothing
was ieil unaoue Ia b,auuiy the place.
Tie partition between the doabie stole
MAS removed, thus making une lnl-
men>e display room. The TWO eu-
uauces have hetn made lnto 0ne large
place 81 entering, and each improve
mtnt made stvms 90 have met w.ih
careful attention, tie Wufkmta tyl-
IDENTIFY desiring % pat forth their best
efforts. A large annex fronting Ou
North iOnia street has been added,
THUS giving a ground floor arrearage ot
nearly 700 square feet.
Nj. Benjamins has had a success
Iul business career of over twenty
years. lie has always conducted his
place OF business on fair square basis,
and as consequence ENJOYS tue cOnii-
deuce OF the public. His stock Of
goods IN the many departments ls al
ways found 20 bc complete, and IN
prices, his compare fayorably with the
lowest. Ia opening his new stores Mr..
Benlamlns shows at the same time
many large invoices IN the different de-
partmcnts OF new goods for the SUM
mer trade, all OF which Il y 10 the IN
terest OF any one 10 inspect. Along the
left slde of the store facing the en-
trance Is the hat and cap department,
which embraces all the latest and most
approved styles OF blocks and shades
Tor summer wear. In straw
goods many nobby shapes are
shown. In front Of the hat
and cap display is the ready
made clothing stock. Mr.. Benja-
mlns prIdes himself on this de-
partment, and each article of wearing
apparel is of the very newest pattern,
is durable, and was purchased from
some Of the best known houses in the
country. immediately in the rear is
the assortment of boys suits, and a fine
line il is, too, embracing goods that any
parent Is sure TO be satisfied with as
regards price, comfort and durability.
To the right of this department is seen
the display OF mems fine pants, and
next TO it is stock of cheaper grade
goods of the same description, while
running the entire length OF the right
furnishing goods. In this department
are many rich bargains, and the goods
shown are really worth more money
than what is asked. The merchant
tailoring department is located in the
annex, in light, comfortable quarters,
and. contains n splendid line Of
suitings, paintings, etc, OF the latest
summer styles. Harry Draggo Is the
head cutter, and the numerous suits
seen on the streets, worn by gentlemen
that have patroniZed him, show plainly
the excellent and easy lit ne is capable
of making. Adjoining the merchant
tailoring department Is the stock of
children's suits, overcoats for men,
boys and youths, a line of overalls and
working shirts and a full assortment of
woollen goods. In the basement is q
full and complete stock of trunks. On
the second floor is 10 be seen the dupli-
cate stock of each department, and the
third floor l. occupied by the tallors and
seamstrcsses turning out work from
the merchant tailoring department.
Mr.. Benjamins has certainly model
clothing establishment, and the enter
prise he has shown in making these inn
provements is deserving Of much praise
and great credit.