The Washington times., 1908-09-27

/ Ecrg, the founder. took TO himself part
ners. He is HOW tine senior partner. and
his two sons. Julius aud Morton, and d
nephew. l. GoldenOerg. are junior
partners.
Low prices are the foundation on
which the business rests-lOW prices,
quick sales, and guarantee Of absolute
satisfaction That is just what the pub
lie wants, and so il rs not 10 be won
dered at that it goes TO GoldenberS' 20
get IL The firms clientele increases
daily and the firm sim bids for public
I. favor Evidently. il does not fear in
ability to meet the demands that Will
be made upon IL, even FAR beyond che
daily to meet.
To be the most popular shopping cen
ter was the aim of GoldenberS's years
ago.
A point is made, it is needless TO say,
OF keeping all styles up 20 date. and,
sometimes. To be a little ahead in the
matter Of which is de Tigcur' in the
matter OF dress. Materials and qualities
shown in the numerous departments
cannot be CNCelled- From the start
the business carried dry goods, cloaks,
linens. dOmesticS. housekeeping supplies,
and various other staple lines.
Open to Suggestions.
There are now, in addition. gorgeous
displays of silks, women's suits, dress
goods, millinery, and what not, 20 tempt
the most fastidious. and yet placed on
sale at irresistibly attractive prices All
that the members OF ,he firm can think
Of 10 improve the service and the Of
ferings, and 20 make bargains more and
more beneficial TO the customers. is be
ing done, and If there is anything that
has been overlooked the firm would Ike
10 know what IL is.
Not the least OF the details by which
O. enc
firm is shown is the able advertising
done by H. Some OF its advertising
campaigns have been as expensive AS
any undertaken by any department
store in the country. aud just now an
81 her Of these compelling campaigns IS
being carried out. GOldenbeTEs has
what the public want. and the members
OF the firm are not backward about
letting the public know Of the fact
The house Of GoidenberE's owes It's
success I'm part to its courage IN buying
any given quantity, no matter now
large. Of the right sort Of goods Nj
CTOldenberE realized the value OF this
policy early i'm his business career, and
proceeded to carry h out as soon as ms
business had grown IT, sufficient proper
tons to enable him 20 work out ms
cherished plans He knew what he
wanted. and set out 10 get IT,
Will Be a Success.
This anniversary. ny the way. is
meant by the members OF the tIrn 10
stand as a notable one IN the history
of the house. even IL other anniversaries
mark the successes Of years TO come
GCldenbcrg's intends 10 show its appre
citation OF the pUbIic's patronage and
every facility and resource Of the store
Will be taxed TO make this anniversary
a success, both for the public aud the
firm itself.
GOldenberg's Is essentially a store for
the people. not only In the matter Of the
goods and the low prices at which these
are offered. but in the spirit OF democ-
Tacy which prevails throughout the es-
tablishuaent- This spirit, permeating ths
great store in all its departments. and
distinguishing even its atmosphere from
I that Of other stores has been one OF
the strong Influences IN bringing the bus
/ mess to its present size and state OF
efficiency.
! Il will spread rather than diminish In
I the future II is a spirit which enables
the employees 10 take pride in having
their customers satisfactorily served
! And when satisfaction is gained by tho
Z public. the inevitable result is that pub.
/ lie patronage becomes assured.
I So IL has been for thirteen years al
/ Cioldenberg's. Year by year the same
policies will prevail The same courtesy
/ shown, and the same satisfaction giveT
/ the public.