WRIGHTS' BUYERS I H VGRK Edith Hoffman, Parley and W. C. Wright Shopping for the Big Store That Wright's store will have a fullness of thore thlntigs which Dame Fashion hss approved in fissured by the rreetioe in the heart f.f America's great market New York City of tnroe buyers working for Wright's interests. in-terests. Miss Hoffman has Just finished a careful study of the very late fashions fash-ions ps shown by the best milliners in New York, the lady experts who get their Information, first hand, from French designers women who spend the greater part of the year In Paris and who ut this time arc in New York w.th their valuable fashion data. In her last letter Mis Hoffmann predicts another season of large hats. The millinery department on the second sec-ond floor of Wright's store will be one of the finest In the west. Mr. P. T. Wright Is carefully studying study-ing the fabric market, silks, dress goods, laces, and all the finery that Is sold by the yard will be purchased on this trip by "Mr. P. T ," who has been making semi annual trips to New York for nearly fifteen years. Mr. W. C, Wright is-looking after the ladles' readv-to-wear department and the entire second floor. Even now he reports buying from the same samples as the buyers from the great stores of the east There is no store in the United States, however large, which can show garments of later styes than those which Mr. Wright now has opportunity to buy.