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tbe Average man...
Is judicious in the expenditure
of money. As a rule he gets value
received. At least he BELIEVES
he does and when he thinks he
doesn't, his trade, and to a certain
extent his influence, is directed in
other channels.
For the year ending July 1, 1892, THE ROYAL
TAILORS, cf Chicago, made, in round numbers, 16,000
suits of clothes for some 13,000 average men (many
ordering the second and third suit during the year).
In 1893 they made 24,800 suits for 18,000 average men.
In 1894, 34,500 suits for 25,600 average men.
In 1895, 43,000 suits for 31,000 average men.
And for the year ending July I, 1896, 62,300 suits
for 44,400 average men.
Believers in economy in dress without depreciation
in value are invited to call and see the finest line of
samples ever shown by any Merchant Tailoring
Establishment.
P. H. FOX, Agent
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Second Street - - - Douglas, Alaska