The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
II you don't see 1t ask your dealer to
subscribe for it. Kames' official score
card, the business boomer.
First Glass UnexceIled.

Seven points of progress and enterprise
coupled with the thirty-siX years of prac-
teal experience at the mercantile estab-
lishment of ID. Ross Il Son, at Nos zoe,
POS and 30 Market street.
(lfirst). Increase in floor space, with
the erection of new buildings now COW
ering over twenty thousand square feet
and devoted to the sale and display of
merchandise of every description, includ-
ing clothing, tailoring, hats, furnishings,
dry goods, notions and trimmings, bicy-
cles, athletic and sporting goods, sewing
mcahines, monographs, music boxes, etc.,
etc. Fifty lineal feet of frontage on Mar
let street, with six hundred square feet
of plate glass show windows are devoted
to the display of all the latest merchan-
disc in season.
tSeeond) The high standard estab-
lished and maintained in the clothing de-
partment with the same guarantee of
satisfaction as is given with goods in the
other departments of many years stand
ing, is calculated to meet fully the wants
and needs of the buyers and the wearers
of mems youths, boys and childern's
ready-made clothing. The extensive stock
of this new clothing department has been
carefully selected from the very best
makers with regard to quality, style, fit
and workmanship, and is offered at uni
formly low and reliable prices throughout
which will be found extremely attractive
TO economic buyers of fashionable ready
to-wear clothing. Money will be cheer
fully refunded if any purchase fails to
please.
CThrd). In the new tailoring depart
ment Messrs. J. Harry Gordon and
David McHenry, long known to the PEG
pie of " ilmington, are turning out suits
to order which are uneXcelled for fit
and general makeup and for the relabi-
lily of the material used. This is full
guarantee of elegance and neatness in
clothing made to your own measure af-
ter the latest Metropolitan styles, and
executed in their own workrooms under
their own careful personal supervision.
The men and young men of Wilmington
can procure just as fashionable, neatly
fitting and reliable custom-made clothing
in this new tailoring department as may
be procured in Philadelphia or elsewhere
and at a very considerable saving in cost,
and at an establishment which for re-
sponsbility and reliability has been long
and well known to the purchasing public
of this community. This emporium sue
cessfully rivals any and all others in both
ready-made and custom made clothing,
as well as in other lines of merchandise
and You will find it to your own interest
to call at 2O6-2OS-21O Market street, to
call and inspect the new offerings for the
summer of 1901 before purchasing else
where.
Fourth. This large department now
offers a very complete stock and assert
ment of every variety of merchandise
under the one roof which will be found
very great convenience TO the public
and tins coupled with the extraordinary
advantage offered in many other respects
at this establishment over others. In
word the firm offers greater inducements
with greater savings at home than cal
be found Mt any of the larger department
stores in Philadelphia or elsewhere.
Fifth. The advantages attained b!
many years dealing with the mills dree
for cash enables this firm to purchas
j, and sell at the very lowest prices in an,
market. These advantages are oni
lshared by houses buying direct from tn
mills for cash and in very large guam
Titles. which necessarily requires an eS
IL ensive wholesale and retail business I
indie the large quantities of merchaI
use thus purchased. The result OF a
saving in price by careful buying, as we
as the saving in cost Of handling an