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JONES NY FROM MARSHALL FIELDS (DAYTON) Vintage Marshall Field’s Blazer Jones New York Beautiful! SUPERIOR PURE WOOL FABRIC IMMACULATE! EXPERTLY TAILORED JONES NY The embodiment of modern American style, JNY offers impeccably designed women’s clothing. Timeless and flattering, including women's suits, blazers, sweaters, pants and jeans. MARSHALL FIELDS Marshall Field, (born Aug. 18, 1834, near Conway, Mass., U.S.—died Jan. 16, 1906, New York City), an American department-store owner whose pioneering activities in retail merchandising were continued and extended into publishing by successive generations of his family. In an age of shoddy and unethical merchandising practices, Field instead emphasized customer service, stressing liberal credit, the one-price system, and the privilege of returning merchandise. He also introduced the department-store restaurant for shoppers. Field left an estate valued at $125,000,000. Among his benefactions were gifts to the University of Chicago and the Columbian Museum, which later became the Field Museum of Natural History. His grandson Marshall Field III (1893–1956) founded the Chicago Sun (afterward the Chicago Sun-Times). Marshall Field IV (1916–65), the first Field’s great-grandson, followed by Marshall Field V (1941– ), became publisher of the Sun-Times and the Chicago Daily News (ceased publication in 1978) and chairman of the board of Field Enterprises, Inc. Field family members sold the Sun-Times in 1983.