Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-01
HAVE YOU SEEN 1T?
Seen What The Finest Clothing
Store Here,


Henry c. Weiner has been doing a
straight business in clothing and mems
furnishing goods, in the Downey block,
for dozen years. Attention to his busi-
ness and square dealing drew custom to
such an extent that the old store grew
more and more inadequate, and a change
had to be made. Yesterday he threw
open the doors of his new establishment
in the Denker block, 249 and 251 South
Spring street, near Third. The fitting
up OF the store was put in the hands OF
r. b. Young, the architect, who drew
plans and superintended the work. 1t
is a model of convenience and stylish
appearance in all its features. The fit
tings are all OF the best specimen OF
Oregon pine, and the material
is handled in such an artistic
manner as to give the place most at
tractive appearance. There is great
deal Of ornamentation put on the work,
but in such way as to produce the
most pleasing effects. Commodious
dressing ROOFS for the use OF the patrons
OF the place are a noticeable feature.
Mr.. Young has certainly succeeded in
fitting up the store in such perfect
manner that it will draw custom to his
Office in the Wilson block, corner of
Spring and First streets.
Entering the front door OF the store,
the cashiers desk is to the right, natty
little cage done in open woodwork fine
turned and fitted. Mrs. Weiner had
trimmed it with smilax, and lew
sprays OF beautiful roses, so that it
looked very pretty last night. On the
right side is the furnishing department,
with it's counters, showcases and shelves
fairly bending under the immense
stock of the latest goods, of all grades
and prices to suit all customers, but all
OF excellent material and in the latest
and most artistic styles. A row of
show cases outside the counter are
novel feature in this city, and allow
room to display the goods to great ad-
vantage.
The center OF the store is occupied by
the clothing department, and the broad
floor, in all its ample space. is crowded
with garments of all styles and grades.
Everything from cheap pair OF panta-
looms to superb overcoat or stylish
dress suit is there. All tastes and all
purses may be snited, and whatever one
may buy he may rest assured that
he is getting a good article, and more
than the worth OF his money.
Along the leftshand side as one enters
is the hat department, where all manner
of head wear may be found, in the latest
styles, of good material, and at reason
able prices.
The rear of the premises is devoted to
the department OF boys clothing, which
is as complete as the others, and where
the goods are of the same excellence as
in the other departments.
The dressing rooms are as cosy and as
convenient as they could be wished, and
both there and in the store are fine triple
plate mirrors, SO that one can see what
he looks like in new suit.
And Mr.. Weiner has capped the eli
max in his enterprise by securing the
services of Ben L. Morris as manager of
the business. Mr.. Morris enjoys a most
enyiable reputation as a business man
of wide awake enterprise and of the
highest integrity.
Yesterday was busy one in the new
store, as many customers called in to
give the place good luck. A pretty
souvenir-was presented to each visitor,
thing by Lo means needed to make
patrons remember Weiner's. Harry
has more effective way OF doing
this. The quality of his goods, the rea-
sonable prices at which they are sold,
the perfect fits he gives and the fashion
able styles he carries, do. all that to per-
lection.