Bingham Bulletin | 1918-02-08 | Page 1 | A. W. Lubeck has Moved to Main Street Quarters

a. w. mm HAS MOVED TO MAIN STREET QUARTERS A W. Lubeck, the capable and efficient ef-ficient tailor, who for some time has conducted an establishment at No. 19 Carr Fork, has occupied more commodious commod-ious and up-to-date quarters close besides be-sides the city hall. While Mr. (Lubeck is a good prohibitionist, prohi-bitionist, he is by no means superstitious supersti-tious or of a prejudicial natur.e for he now occupies the old U. S, bar building. build-ing. However, the building has been overhauled, remodeled, rennovated and ! put In splendid shape for a first class tailoring establishment such as Mr. j Lubeck is in the habit of operating, i It has no resemblance of a saloon. I but Is neat and clean tailor shop j with a classy line of accessories in j dress goods. (Mr. Lubeck is a graduate I tailor and makes the best and most fashionable garments right in Bing- ham. die is now centrally located and much better prepared to care for his many patrons.