Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
HINT On FINE DRESS
II Depends Very Largely Upon
Your Tailor.
FRANK GRANElt0, lO7 OTTAWA
One Of the Mos, Skinful, Artistic and
Popular Merchant Taslors IN
This Clty.

Good dress belongs IN the category ~
genteel accomplishments 1t Is a part
OF the duty wnicn man owes TO himself
and 10 The public. Ii Is conducive OF
good manners and polite intercourse.
IL Is mark Of god breadlng and of
refined mind. Ii harmonlzes with the
innate love OF the beautiful winch ali
mea possess Ia greater or less degree.
liz 5 distinctive OF tnis day aud age and
distinguishes tue active and progress
,ive citizen from the sluggard and the
boor. IL IS matter Of good taste, good
appearance and good policy.
Ii mas a monetary value, aside from
It's artistic side. Ii conduces TO refined
social intercourse and graces every &C.
caslun.
Good dress does not imply expensive
apparel nor ''dudIsh" trapplngs. Ii
rather implies plain substantial clothes,
well made, Of good style and Mt. Ii
subserves economy, comfort and
wealth.
where TO Get Good Clothes.
The foregoing conclusions are axio-
matte. They are part OF every mans
gospel and constitute the creed TO
"AANb
scribes. They are the practical prin-
ciples IN the every day lie of the
worlds moving spirits today.
The great question which each man
of style and responsibility desires en-
hghtenment upon is: "Wh,re can | OBJ
tain well made clothes, of good style,
fur what they are worthY' This question
once settled the average man gives no
further consideration to the subject
but confidently entrusts the matter TO
his tailor. The tendency of men thus
TO abide 10y the DEGREES of their tailors
and 10 trust TO them the style and pat
terms Of their garments has created a
demand for merchants OF refined taste
and integrity. There is demand for
merchants who can be relied upon TO
supply tasteful dress, good in pattern
and fit, and ali for far compensation.
Frank GraneiIo. Merchant Tailor.
The older business men of Grand
Rapids. who have long since followed
the prevailing custom outlined IN this
review, have to very great extent
placed their orders with Granello. He
enjoys the distinction of supplying the
most fashionable dressers of the city
with most of their wearing apparel.
Ills S1I tllCulS III tCNO&llL9OlclO i bn0lI
uniformly correct style and perfect ut.
They embrace the three requisites OF
tasteful dress: style, tit and workman
ship.
Following the example of the leading
business men of the city, the younger
men are taking their orders to Granello
more and more every year. They recog-
nlze IN him the careful caterer to the
"A "A f-1
ating all bad form and grotesqueness.
q ranella Is a man of taste. refinement,
integrity and progress. He will permit
no lnferlorty of any kind to be attrib-
utable to his product. These facts are
we'll kua VIZ and the public relies upon
them.
His Place OF Business.
He is located IN the Ledyard
block, opposite the Michigan Trust
company building. 1t is one of
the finest establishments of the
kind not only in the city, but in the
state. The stock is so varied with all
the new designs and specialties, that an
entire wardrobe can be selected and
made at very short notice. 1t comprises
the product of the leading foreign and
American looms. 1t Is selected by per-
sonsl examination, and only such goods
as pass the ordeal of his careful scru-
tiny are selected. The workmanship Is
sustained at It's present high standard
by the employment of only the best
workmen known to the trade. He Sc
cures a satisfactory fit of every gar
ment produced, 10y personally under
taking It's measurement and adjust
ment. A visit to his ests bllshment is
both pleasuratle and profitable, and
THIS is the time of yeas to call upon
| the tailor.