The Dorchester Beacon, October 26, 1907
Harry Tarler
Custom Tailor for Men and Women at 1812 Dorchester Avenue, Ashmont
Harry Tarte,. the fashionable custom tailor to men and women opened his fine establishment in August. 1907. His store is roomy and attractive and his workshop, in the.rear part of the store, is well equipped for turning out the highest class of work. Mr. Tarler keeps in stock a singularly complete assortment of imported and domestic fabrics, offering to his patrons the widest range of selection from the finest productions of the foreign and native markets. His assortment of goods is, just now, larger and finer than ever before and shows examples of many new patterns and designs hitherto not seen in this region, which should be inspected to be thoroughly appreciated. Mr. Tarler enters to the most fashionable line of trade and fully meets the demands of his high class patronage. The workmanship put into the garments fashioned in his place is beyond the pale of adverse criticism, while the perfection of fit and style is guaranteed. No garment la ever permitted to leave the store until it is absolutely perfect in all of its details. stylish and carefully dressed men and women find that in the Taller shop they ran have the best possible service and greatest value for their money. Cleaning, dyeing,’ pressing and repairing are also done at the lowest prices.
Mr. Curler is a native of Russia and has lived in Boston for the last twelve years. He has been engaged at his trade for ten years and is an expert in every branch of the business. If you want stylish clothing. call on Mr. Tarler, and he will completely satisfy you, at reasonable rates.