(1850) Catalogue: George W. Carnes' New Emporium for Boy's Clothing

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GEORGE W. OARNES'FOR BOYS' CLOTHING.

Eooms Over-39 & 41 Ann St., Boston.G. C. Batul ^ Co., Book ^ Fancy Job Printers, 3 OnhUI, Boston.


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GEORGE W. OARNES'W^iinWJlMM J^M^JT ^^J^JL %JMlFOR BOYS' CLOTHING.

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Rooms Over 39 & 41 Ann St., Boston.


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Parents! A Eare Chance toCLOTHE YOUR BOYS.THE PROPRIETOR OP THE NEW EMPORIUM FORBOYS' CLOTHING,

would respectfully invite the attention of the citizensof Boston and vicinity, to theVERY EXTENSIVE STOCKwhich he has now on hand,

CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY OFHIthat could be desired for the present or coming season.

Among the many different styles of Garmentsnow offered for sale at this^MSi^ai l^ ^^W a aM a a\i s:^ sua ^aa^ a ^

the proprietor would invite the special attention ofpurchasers to the following, which will be sold at

PRICES SO VERY LOW,as to make it an object to call upon him.


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1^of a beautiful pattern, with a Vest inserted in theJacket, ( Uke the engraving below, ) of Blue,Brown, Mulberry, and Black Broadcloths.


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la 1 fernMADE OF

Neat Worsted Checks k Plaids.ALSO, OF GREEN & BLUE

0^ s^si MirLYONESE AND THIBET

IP M C*\ /'i*1F@1 iOSJ^ILlL 1YI

MADE OFARGENTINES & MERINOES,


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9OF VAEIOUS PATTERNS,INCLUDING

y BLACK SATINS,A VEEY NEAT STYLE OF

fei IADAPTED TO YOUTHS, FOR SPUING WEAR,

OFCashmarett, Cloth, Tweed,Erminett, Jean,

OF A QUALITY AND TEXTURE THAT CANNOT FAILTO GIVE SATISFACTION.


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SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTEDOF GEEEN, BROWN, BLACK,AND BLUE CLOTHS.

ALSO, OFCADET, AND DARK MIXED

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or FANCY DOESKINS,Mixed, Striped, and Black Cassimeres,

BLACK, BLUE, AND MIXED SATINETS,All Well Made, and Warranted to Fit.

^^ 'w^Lined throughout, to Button on to Jackets,

Of Salisbury Checks, Erininetts, Broadcloths and Cassimeres.


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DIALOGUE BETWEEN TWO BOYS, ON BOSTON COMMON.

Jim. Kobert.

Halloo, Jim ! Where did you get that splen-did suit of clothes vou have on ?

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JlYfi^Why, Robert, I guess you have 'nt heardof the new place for Boys' Clothing, kept by Mr.Carnes, at Nos. 39 & 41 Ann Street, betweenMerchants' Row and Blackstone Street, where allkinds of Boys' Garments are kept ?

Robert.0, yes ! come to think of it, BillyClapp told me of the place the other day, and saidthat Carnes cut his Spring-Bottom Pants to fit bet-ter than any pair be ever had made, and that theprice was lower than he had ever paid before. Ithink he must get up good Clothing, for that Jacketyou have on fits beautifully, and what a fine button-hole there is in it ! How glossy the cloth looks !

Jim.Father says he has tried the tailors agood many times, but never has been able to get asuit for me that he liked so well, and mother wasso much pleased, that she took little William tothe store and had him measured for a Polka Jacketand two pairs of Pants.

Robert.There comes father. I'll run and tellhim to have a suit made for me just like yours.

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In soliciting the patronage of those who aredesirous to obtain

of any description whatever, the Proprietor wouldtake the liberty to state that he has facilities formanufacturing, that will enable him to meet thewants of all that may favor him with a call.Having secured the services of one long experi-enced in the manufacture of Children's Garments,in New York City, he is prepared to make to order,in the most tasteful and genteel styles, such arti-cles of Clothing as are adapted to the smallestboys.

The Cutting Department will be constantlysupplied with experienced Cutters, in getting upas good Clothing as can be obtained in any otherEstablishment in New England.

The public are invited to call and examine thelarge stock on hand, and to make a comparisonwith the Clothing manufactured elsewhere, bothas regards Quality, Price and Cutting.

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