The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12
Announcement
An Event Of More Than Ordinary
Interest to the Ladies of
Richmond and Vicinity

IS the present announcement OF thee
ing OF the magnificent new parIor5 or M
iSoldstein, Ladies Tailor, in the new
building at the corner OF Seventh and
Franklin Streets. The entire three floors
Is given to the entertainment OF patrons
and the construction OF the acme OF per
lection in ladies tailored and rcady-to-
wear suits, AS you enter the door from
Seventh Street into the reception and show
room your first impression is one OF APP
approval The finishing OF rich mahoe-
any, the array OF French mirrors and
show cases, gives an air OF refinement so
consenial to the class who patronize a
ladies tailor, and we'll in keeping with the
style and workmanship Of the goods 70
be seen later
You are met by Mrs. L. C. Euker, the
head saleslady, with an air OF cordiality
that al once places you at ease. With
rare ability and judgment She will submit
ior your selection the latest model plates
and goods beyond your conception in
pattern and quality. In this air Of cor
dialty you almost forget your Grand,
and desire to seek new wonders grows
On YOU.
On your way to the second floor YOU
pass through the business office. All
financial details arc conducted here. At
the entrance Of the second floor YOU are
met by Mr. Goldstein, the proprietor.
He personally sees that any whim or no.
tions regarding style and fit OF your suit
IS carried out TO your satisfaction. You
will note the same air Of dignity and ele-
gance here. With ample comforts for
the patrons on this floor, all cutting and
fitting is done in the most expeditions
manner.
The third floor is one OF hustle and life.
Here skilled tailors build your suit. In
the further end you note ladies working
with fevcrish haste and energy. Stacked
around are objects that arc new to your
eyes. Yet these things are what cause
the perfect fit and shape that is SO IA
milar and distinctive in the suits OF this
house, "The Golclstcin Bust and Collar
Form" The article, invented and pat
ented by the proprietor, is already caus-
ing him much uncasiness The approval
OF the public is loading this department
with orders that taxes it to tho utmost.
The magnitude Of this business has caused
the engagement Of a sales manager, who
will attend to the sales OF this depart
ment. The we'll known authority on
shape and fit, Mr.. II. S. Burton, OF Wor-
ccstor, Mass, has been engaged to fill
This office
Mr.. Burton is firm believer in the
worlds Announcements. He recognizes
the age OF improvements. An invention
such as the Goldstein Bust and Collar
Form, that saves both time and trouble
and money in the making Of suits was
considered worth all his time and efforts.
The orders pouring in from the North,
without the aid OF soliciting, was ample
proof. sufficient for him to at once sever
his connection with his firm, thereby
rclinauishing a salary Of $50 pc. week
and expenses to promote the sales Of
this invention on commission basis.
The publicity campaign naturally will
begin in Richmond, where the force Of
lady demonstrators will show the advan-
tages Of this invention to the critical
dfessers OF Richmond. On the eve Of
apparent prosperity it bchoovcs us to be
charitable, therefore 10 per cent. Of all
sales realized at this demonstration, and
10 per cent. Of all sales in Richmond for
the next ninety days will be donated to
a worthy institution in need OF financial
aid, and in MIR. Goldstein's opinion none
is more worthy than the Female Humane
Association, to which this per cent. Of
'<ales wifi be donated. 8
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