The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-16
THE LARGEST AID. YET.
Two Pages OF tile Po~f-InteliigeTscer
for Leading Clothing Hou-e.

Two Pages of tire Po@f-InteIifgeTs-e
for Leading Clothing House.
The top notch in advertising is reached
IN thiz mornings P0st-InteiIlgencsr which
contains an ad. Of two entire pages for
Hyans. Pauson Co. dealers IN mems
furnishing goods. The advertisement an
Hounces The retiring sale or perhaps the
largest clothing house in the city. and the
space allotted 20 4 il necessary IN order
properly 70 list the articles found In the
stock
Hyans. Psuson & CO. have maintained
a complete establishment IN this city for
the past SIX years. and during that time a
banner has been conspicuously displayed
in the store Offering 90 reward for any
article sold under the marked price. julius
Redeishe.me manager Of the store. says
the reward g yet 10 oe claimed
The retiring sale Is 70 be opened az once.
az the height Of the season, and Is 20 con-
time uutn all the goods have been disposed
Or To the end that the public may be ae-
commodafed. extensive arrangements have
been made for crowd. and a force Of spe-
cial clerks employed 10 see that every
body receives courteous treatment and
prompt attention. The stock, which is
said TO contain an article for every man.
woman and child IN the city. has been al
fractively displayed. and Is so arranged as
20 make a visit 20 the store, II only for the
purpose o. inspection. pleasure.
Although the people generally VIII be
benefited BY the opportunity To make pur-
ehases al a heavy discount. II Is matter
Of regret that such an enterprising firm
has decided upon the policy Of closing its
branch houses. Under the admirable man
aeement OF Mr. Redelshe.mer the Seattle
house. which was located almost immedi
ately after the great fire of June 6. 1889.
has acquired a reputation equal 20 that OF
the main establishment, which for years
has been recognized as one of the best
equipped and most reliable In the trade.
Throughout his stay IN this city Mr..
Bedelshelmer has been firm believer N
the value OF printers ink. and the adver-
tisements inserted by him from time 70
time In the Post-Intelligencer have been
marves OF artistic display. Although he
himself has been clever and ingenious In
designing lines TO catch the public eye,
he has not depended entirely on his own
ideas, but more than once has offered
prizes for suggestions. and the responses
10 such invitations. coming from school
children and grown persons from all over
the country. have shown how deep an in
terest has been aroused. In addition TO
that the show windows al the store have
been dressed as none others in the city.
and for a time the Boys Band. organized
by MIR Redeisheimer. entertained a crowd
ed street every Saturday evening. The
'front.' OF the store mas oeeh Hitae pT+ll4iht
al night by display OF electric lights. and
the entrance has been paved with silver
dollars. At all times the store has been
kept neat as a pin. and more attractive
place cannot b. found.
The electric lights will shine in all their
hrilliancy tonight. and it Is expected that
an enormous crowd VIII throng the store
10 examine the stock and TO make such
purchases as may ne desired.
Heretofore a single page has been the
outside limit for advertisements in Seattle
and elsewhere. and the -Intelligencer is
the first paper on the Pacific coast 10 print
a two-paRe ad. for one firm. As a page.
agate measurement is 800 ems wide by
"a ems deep. the total number Of ems In
that space is 1911. and FOR the entire al.
double the number, or lis.622. The column
rules. twelve in number for the two pages,
alone measure 7.254 ems.