The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-02-16
SOMETHING NEW FOR NASH
WILLIE.
D. w. Crutcher's New Store.


Mems Furnishing and Tailoring.
Never before has there been such
an awakening among the Negroes Of
Nashville, especially among the bust
ness men. The time is opportune
and there is a demand for our peo-
pie to enter all lines of business. We
must have substantial business
men conducting businesses In
all the mercantile lines, creating and
giving employment to our men and
women, boys and girls. We feel GER
tain that the Negroes of Nashville
would much prefer buying their mer-
chandise from a Negro merchant,
when they are assured of courteous
tr -ltment, correct values, and at as
reasonable prices as obtained else
where.
Mr.. D. w. Crutcher, known to all
the citizens of Nashville for his
sterling worth, will open at an early
date, in the New Majestic Building,
424 Cedar street, a first-class Mems
Furnishing and Tailoring Store. Mr..
Crutcher started at the bottom and
his success is no secret. He has
been the arbiter of fashions for the
young men of the city ana the
schools for several years We pre-
dict for him a large meas
ure of success, as we feel certain
that he will conduct a first-class es-
Enlistment, and can be depended
upon to meet every requirement nee
essary to his business. He has had
many years of experience in some Of
the leading white stores of the city,
both in the Mems Furnishing al
Tailoring business. Speaking of his
plans, Mr.. Crutcher has this to say:
at has long been my ambition to
conduct a first-class Mems Furnish
ing and Tailoring Store. 1t has
been an abiding dream DAY and night,
and to realize my dream am giving
the best of my thoughts and efforts,
and | am very proud to announce to
the Nashville public that | will add
to Tailoring" a Mems Furnishing
Department" / am planning a
grand spring opening about Marcn
14th and have spared no pains, ex-
pense, time or energy to open up for
our people a store the equal of ny
place of its kind in the city. | will
carry in stock a complete line or
collars. shirts, neckwear, socks, un-
derwear, suspenders, garters, hand
kerchiefs, belts, umbrellas and jewel
ry for men. have already made my
purchases from the most reputable
manufactors and jobbers of the East,
and within few days will receive
goods in large quantities. l ordered
direct from the manufactors in most
cases, enabling me to buy at the low
est possible cost and assuring me
a stock of fresh new goods. My 10.
cation Is ideal-right in the center
of the city and in the heart Of the
Negro business center. am occu-
pling the East Store" in the in the
New Majestic Building, and the store
is fresh, new and well lighted In the
tailoring department / have added
facilities and have selected my WOOL
ems with a deal of care, and have for
inspection the choicest collection of
patterns from the looms of Europe
and America to be found anywhere in
the city. Place your Tailoring
Wants" with me and | will guaran-
tee you a suit of clothes with the
proper style to suit your taste and
figure; the latest weaves III wooden,
patterns and shades that are strict
ly this seasons creations Satisfac-
tion in fit and workmanship. | want
to make every Negro in Nashville
proud Of This Store" And to ac-
complish that end / am giving my
best efforts. l invite every one to
pay my store a visit, inspect my
goods, get my prices, compare them
with the goods and prices elsewhere.
Should you not be in need any
thing in my line, come IN any way;
sit for while; help yourself to sta
tionery; meet your friends aud enjoy
privilege Negroes of Nashville do
not feel free to exercise at stores
where they have been buying their
furnishing goods and tailoring NV
store will always be clean and lnvlt.
ing, stock fresh and new al d every.
thing tastefully arranged. Your
wants will be courteOusly aid quick.
~ served, and you can be sure that
you will not purchase inferior goods
or pay more for an article than you
would at other stores.
telephone orders will receive
prompt attention and the goods SEM
to your address. Suggestions from
ally one will be gladly received. M
greatest aim is to serve ano please
the public. / will be glad to receive
the patronage and approval Of the
uhhc."
D. w. CRUTCHER,
Mems Furnishings and Tailoring
424 Cedar street.
NATIONAL MERCANTILE REAL
TY AND IMPROVEMENT