The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-27
DANzIGER'S PALACE OF FASHION
The Fine New Establishment Located In the
Currier


The business of MAKING gentlemen 8
clothes and making them well has adj
vanced to the dignity ard scientific ac-
curacy of one of the 6ne arts. 1t has
come to pass that the apparel of man
may present composition in symmetry
and shade that conforms to his physical
structure and complexion in such degree
that the wearer becomes a pleasing pic
ture to look upon. The progress OF the
art of tailoring has so far advanced that,
at moderate COST man may presenG
such an aspect as to clearly rank him
within the limits of the beautiful.
These observations are prompted by an
inspection of the parlors of Mr.. M. Dan
ziger, the popular tailor who has Just
moved into the new Currier building.
For many years this gentleman has main
tanned in this city one of the leading
merchant tailoring establishments of
Southern California, and in the art of
making tine clothing has not superior.
In taking his new and artistic quarters M.
Danger is simply yielding to an I'M
perative demand of his rapidly increasing
trade. The well-known Spring street
establishment, where he has been located
Tor many years, is now no longer COM
modious enough for his business and the
much so. With his usual enterprise and
push Mr.. Danziger has fitted up his new
quarters regardless of expense and the
result is the finest and most perfectly APP
pointed establishment of the kind IN the
city.
The growth and prosperity of Mr..
Dangers business has been entirely
merited and requires no extraordinary
understanding to comprehend. He began
with the maxim that to do q large bust
ness he must not only give the best values
for the prices charged but he must make
those charges entirely reasonable and
proportionate to the value CT the goods
Tnis policy has actunted him from the
first, and his rapidly increasing patron
age attests the fact that he has hit upon
the popular idea. Men have come to
recognize the fact that the making of
good clothes is not the exclusive prop
erty Of any one concern, but that money
will find in the labor market plenty OF
help to do this work. They have also
learned that it is not worth fortune to
make a suit of clothes, and that good
garments can and should be so reason
ably produced as to be within the reach
of all. Such men as Mr.. Danziger have
discovered this popular sentiment and
have catered to it, and the result is de-
gree Of popularity not known to that
school of merchants who insist upon ex-
orbtant prices. Mr.. Danziger now makes
general line of business and plain
snits. with due attention TO dress gar
ments, that cannot be duplicated in
Southern California, price TO- price. He
is able to do this by reason of the fact
that he has made long study of supply
ing just the goods demanded by the bust
ness men of the city and OF securing
these goods at the proper time and place.
A visit to Mr.. Danziger's place OF bust
ness is always a pleasure. One comes in
contact with the latest and best Of every
thing there, and besides, meets most
pleasing and affable gentleman in the
person of the proprietor. He is a man
well known to this community, having
lived here for many years. He is promi-
nently identified with all enterprises
which make for the advancement of Los
Angeles. 1t is gratifying to be able to
note that such q man has met with that
degree of prosperity which his excellen-
cies of mind and heart alike entitle him
To.