Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-10-21

among the leaders. Being an exclu-
sive stock and the whole attention of
the proprietor devoted to that line it
is but natural that great variety and
lowest prices prevail at this house.
Mr.. Davis has made study Of the
business for years, and careful bust
hess management and experience have
won him success, and large number
of regular customers, He is sub
stantial citizen and an accommodate
ing and successful business man.
THE STANDARD GARMENT CUTTING CO.
The branch Office Of this company
or dress cutting school is under the
direction of Mrs M, G, Jolley, prac-
teal dressmaker and garment cutter
The system used is universally ac-
knowledged to be the king of the dress
cutting art. 1t is the only system in
the world that fits all forms without
change or alteration 1t is system
easily learned in from six to ten days,
and no charts or patterns are used.
The compass, square and rule are all
that is used, and is the simplest and
best art of cutting ever invented.
Dressmaking is also done, and the
practical part Of the science is taught.
Here the science of dress cutting is
learned and the system is thorough |
in every particular,
THE ABILENE STEAM LAUNDRY.
This is an enterprise Of especial
credit to our city. Goodwin Bros.
are the owners and proprietors of the
plant, and have well equipped laun-
dry with full set of the latest and
most improved machinery and do
class of work equal to that of any
laundry in Kansas. They give en-
ployment to several people and have
work to their fullest capacity. Tbc
celebrated Sand Springs water is used
and no one need fear that they will
have inferior work done by Goodwin
Bros. They have one of the finest
delivery wagons in the west Orders
promptly attended to and city de-
livery made promptly.
SHANE 4 EMlG.
The grocery house of Shane n
Emig is popular trading place. They
keep what the people want and deal
out great chunks of cleverness and
liberality to all customers. Their
stock of staple and fancy groceries
is among the most extensive in the
county. Chase n Sandborn's c0lfees
and teas, glassware, queensware,
crockery, flour, meats, provisions,
cigars and tobaccos, and dishes, are
among the special features Of this
house. A nice display Of confection-
cry, etc, at bottom prices. All kinds
Of country produce Is taken at top Of
market quotations. The reasons for
the favorable estimation in which the
firm is held is plain. These gentle
men are both old residents of nearly
a quarter of a century and the bust
ness established in 1885 is still in ,
creasing. For the past twelve years
this firm has been having a flourish {
ing trade and II liberal dealing and
strictly frstclass goods will fill the
public wants, these gentlemen will
continue to merit the confidence and
patronage Of the public
"BEARCE, THE CL0THlER.
No establishment in Abilene pre-
'ents better display Of clothing than )
lhis popular house The business I
was established by Messrs Faulkner u ]
3earce seventeen years ago, and Mr.. |
3earce succeeded to the business six 5
years ago Mr. Bearcc was for a !
number Of years connected with a
arge wholesale clothing house in
chicago, and his former experience !
n this capacity enables him to buy
lis goods at close margins and get ,
rood discounts, His stock Of cloth
ng, mems and boys boots and shoes,
lats and caps, and gents furnishing
FOODS is extensive and complete in :
very detail. If good goods at close +
prices will please the public, Mr.. ,
'earce will "ft" them.
ARTHUR LDgON [