Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-18
A GREAT uLVTuiSo HOUSE.

Improvements Made In the !. liam.
burger AMI Sons Great Cio.hrrg
House, Nos. ee0 and sss Market
ave guarantee the goods bought OF
us TO be as represented Ard lower Ia price
than can be be bought clss where. Should
you become dissatisfied at any time We
shall exchange the goods or refund your
money, or give you mn allowance on the
garment II IL does not wear satisfac-
torily."
The above Ia tho guarantee that I.
Hamburger Il Sons give TO every pur-
chaser of clothing from their mammoth
clothing house, Nos. go aud 2?l Market
street. II 10 but seldom, however, that
anybody ever returns to claim the bene-
its Of the guarantee, an customers ~ .
general rule are more than pleased with
tho purchases they make. Eighteen
mouths ego this Arm came to Whining
ton aud cp ned up In the store which
they now have.
They were strangers In q strange city,
but they came with the strongest recon-
mendatlons for public favor. The SUI
perior line OF clothing they offered was
welcome passport 10 the masses, and
their certificates Of character were 10
their straightforward honest dealing aud
giving In goods more than the worth OF
the money they received.
or course they were coon overrun with
patronage. Though they had tho largest
store In the city they soon discovered
that II wss too small for them. Then
they went out OF the store 10 another
further down aud across the street,
while thcy went to work on the fret
store to remodel and enlarge 1t.
This they finished about seven mon this
ago, when they removed back TO the T
old store, now made new again, but held
OF to the second store and turned 1t into
the largest shoe house In the city. They
opened up with an increased line Of
clothing, and as clothing invoices In :
creased customes increased, and II wa,
not long until they found again that
they were too much hampered by the
25th OF March the enterprising firm came
into possrssIon of the whole building
from cellar to cock-loft, aud after fixing
1t up Tor the accommodation OF their
immense trade, they now occupy the
first floor for show and es,ooin, the
second story for custom department,
and The third floor as . work room,
The stair entrance from the front has
been closed up snd the extra spacs 1,
turned into an Immense show window
which OF Itself 10 nearly as large as some
other places called clothing stores In the
city. The building, painted pure white
On the exterior, makes an attractive ap-
pearance. The Interior is touched up and
delicately tinted In the highest art,stic
style. 1t is q real pleasure 10 take a
Stroll around through the store and see
the great improvements that have been
male, especially is 1t n pleasure when
male welcome and cbaperoned by the
polite clerks in attendance.
"Hsye yonr snticipations In bushes,
been realized since you came to taii
cty?" was asked OF MI. Henry Ham.
burger this forenoon by 4 representative
of the REPUBLICAN,.
"Oh, yea, indeed" was tho reply Of
Mr.. Hamburger, 1--WE bave done much
more business than we expected"
"Look around and sec this immens,
stock OF goods we have on hand" said
Mr.. Hamburger.
We did look, and 1t was immense. A
new invoice of goods had just hoen re-
ceiyed from Naunburg, Kraus. Lluer q
Co. OF New York, and u special line had
been bought At auction in baltimore.
The obildrcn's department exccls any
thing ever offered In Wilmington, and II
in charge of Miss Lizzie Henderson, as
sisted by Niles McCusker. This depart.
ment Is provided with "A toilet and wash.
| room for the accommodation OF ladies.
Childrcn's suits can be bought here from
81. so upwards. Some OF the finest suits
worth 81, arc sold for O.. IL would oc,
| cupy too much space to mention tn,
various kinda Of chiidrcn's slits on hand
For every boys suit sold y bat aud bal
goes with 1t.
Ttie firm manufactures nearly all the
clo;hipg they sell. and they guarsnte,
that there is no shoddy in 1t, no machine
| bulton-holss, nor no cotton thread Il
used in sewing. Attention 10 called te
the splendid line OF gents under clothing
and neckwear kept on hand.
The management OF this most com
| plete MANN 9th store Is In the hands O
Mr.. Henry hamburger aud Mr.. Jamei
| ii. Wright, assisted AZ clerks by George
Mccall, Samuel Estes, George Brocl
aud Wallace Connolly. These clerks ar,
all gentlemen aud are most assidious II
their attention TO customers.
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