Shoes for Men Boys and Children Slippers
A concise display listing footwear categories including mens shoes boys shoes and childrens shoes along with slippers indicating a range of footwear offered by the retailer.
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
6
A concise display listing footwear categories including mens shoes boys shoes and childrens shoes along with slippers indicating a range of footwear offered by the retailer.
Shop Early The social season suggests new shirts as gifts for gentlemen. Our shirt department shows popular patterns and designs of the season. Find his size and see what a little money will do. Collars cuffs cuff buttons jewelry collar boxes and umbrellas offered. Special Xmas holiday boxes complete and available.
In this popular department store a large selection of merchandise is offered at economical prices. Father, son, brother, uncle or cousin will be delighted with any choice. Browse the complete stock today while it lasts.
Local residents report numerous visits and travel. Mrs. H. M. Ramsay and son welcomed a newborn. Mrs. Una A. McGrew of Lenox visited Bedford. Lola Woods returned from Lenox. Mrs. M. L. Burt visited Creston. Isom Snodgrave shopped in town. Nannie Smith from Weldon conducted business in Bedford. F. L. Wetmore returned from Des Moines on business. Mrs. Mary Martin returned home to Conway. Mrs. R. R. Pollock and daughter Mildred visited from Hopkins. Clara Graffin visited relatives near Conway then Laurel, Nebraska. J. A. Lambley and sister Mrs. Fannie Double spent Sunday with family. Philetha class to sell living gift candy at Moody’s grocery December 16. B. F. Larsson returns from Canada. Fairy God-Mother cane drama by Ira B. Wilson to be staged at Clark’s theatre December 19 with seats at Opera House cafe.
Mr and Mrs I B Hutchinson from Siam visited Sunday at sister Mrs M Hosman. Mr and Mrs J G Smalley and two children left Saturday for Tatfo, a town where they will live. Mrs Maude Traster, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Douglas, returned to Hopkins Thursday. Mr and Mrs David Baillie left Wednesday for Topeka Kansas to visit their son Charles Bailie. W H Evang returned Thursday from Humeston after visiting his sister Mrs Orr Campbell for two days. Mrs F O Fleck of Hopkins was a Bedford visitor Saturday, en route home from Gravity where she had been visiting.
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