The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23

stock at D. R. Macarthur & Co. S,
and l have confidence in the goods
because l know the men behind
them"
''The big cities set the fashions;
why shouldn't we get ourshats at
headquarters. argued DR.. Cureem's
wife.
why shouldn't you buy your
finery there?" sarcastically responded
Miss Makepeace Cheviot. Zone rea-
son is that right at the corner of
Ninth avenue and Seventh street,
opposite the city hall. is Miss
Floyd's millinery establishment
which provides every facility for
getting everything that's new and
admirable in the world of fashion.
She carries everything that the last
stlye DEGREES. Her trimmers are
quite as expert as those Of fashions
centers, and as we'll posted, and have
as correct tastes. Being an expert
designer, she gives an exclusive style
of hats that others may not do. ADd
having compared prices find that
Miss Floyd sells high-grade milli-
merry cheaper than the catalogue
houses and the larger cities. She
invites the attention of the ladies of
Greeley and vicinity to the early ar
rivals Of new fall styles, how ready
Tor inspection"
lone of the rankest swindles of
the day is the Catchem & Doem
catalogue house furniture, - contin-
ued the Hon. Thomas Jones, warm
ing to his subject. ''It is shoddy,
from the Cheap, imitation wood 1T is
made Of, and the paint that conceals
its imperfections, to the tawdry
trimmings that set it of 1t is SIM
ply cinch that you're sold when
you buy it-and serves you right, If
you are. For right here In Greeley
is the j. T. Clough Furniture Co.,
which has stock OF furniture that
the community knows to be first
class quality, sold on Its merits and
at close prices. The stock includes
all grades, for outftting mansion
or cabin, of the very latest and ac-
cepted patterns. There Is style as
we'll as quality In the ]. T. Clough
Furniture 20. 8 goods. -
The home merchants prosperity
docs not interest nee, - buttsk1. In
Col. Manoeuvres.
{ Then you are short sighted, . re-
torted Mr.. Jones. Take the popu-
lar clothing store of E. S. Carrithers
THE House of Good Clothes. His
people consume your products. His
profits are applied to improve your
town. He pays taxes to help you
run the home machine. He SUBJ
scribes to public enterprises. He
sells you clothing and mems fur
nishings goods that are honest, at
prices that are economical. He
carries stock that in extent and
variety is the pride of the town. Just
because he is prosperous. Interest
you? ] guess yes. Get the habit
of buying at this always reliable
store. The satisfaction received
makes the habit permanent one."
1.-The most credulous people /
know of, continued Mr.. Jones, ARE
those who send away for jewelry and
watches. Cheap, unreliable grades
are the stock in trade of the Catchem
& Doom catalogue houses. 1t is so
easy to fill mail order with trash
and so impossible for the victim to
get redress. With a house like /.
o. Giazier's, the jewelers., you are
safe. Back of the fact that the
goods are on hand for inspection, is
the guarantee of well-known citi-
zen, who could not afford, if he
would, to misrepresent quality. /.
0. Glazier carries the best grade of
watches, clocks, jewelry, sterling
silver and plated ware from tile most
noted manufacturers, and does re.
pairing promptly and at moderate
prices. He also has fine stock Of
cut glass, hand-painted aud fancy
china.'' .
| while in Noah's Ark, so9N
Main street, recently" remarked
Parson Goodman's wife, II was es-
pecially interested In young mar
rted couple who were buying their
housekeeping outfit of china, crock.
cry, glassware and lamps. The
young people scarcely knew what
they wanted, but with the kindness,
patience and tact displayed by the
proprietor, f. Fl. Sears, they we're
soon fitted out, and went OH their
way rejoicing. That couple will
never have any use for the Catchem
& Doem catalogue house. Noah's
Ark carries an extensive assortment
j Of nlaiL,a ..raal:e,,.s,