May specials on low cut summer footwear for men
Retail notes emphasize a rule that men wear low cut shoes in summer alongside women. The retailer reports assembling the appropriate men’s summer footwear collection to meet this trend.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
14
Men's Oxfords In Figures at Various Prices
Edwin Clapp's Oxfords in all leathers and latest styles priced at $6. The $3.50 line covers all leathers and styles, including the Figures $4 and $5 lines. Clapp leads in shoemaking with a broad range of men’s dress shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Clapp
Oxford
Clapp
Pumps and Sailor Ties Let Us Fit Your Feet
Framing a footwear and accessories promotion, a bold ad copy invites customers to explore a range of pumps and Sailor Ties with the inviting slogan Let us fit your feet. Featuring a simple call to action and emphasis on comfort and fit.
Beeer1808 0086 Monday Night Club and Ayers McGavock Wedding
A social roundup notes the Monday Night Club meeting with Miss Lilian McGavock and Mrs William Porter Erwin hosting next Tuesday May 12. It also reports the rural Franklin Nashville wedding of Miss Hattle Young McGavock to Mr Elijah Haynes Ayers Jr at 6 30 pm, with plans to lookout Mountain and Syria Hill and a large reception of gifts and heirlooms from the McGavock and wing families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian McGavock
William Porter Erwin
Lillian McGavock
Carrie William
Phoenix National Baste
Wiliams Home
Mountain
Syria Hill
Croom
Mise McGavock
Winder McGavock
Franklin
McGavock
Wing
Nashville
Tennessean
Progress of a Columbia Boy Studio Growth Story
A Columbia Studio near Ninth Street shows rapid growth in eighteen months, praised as a leading local photography business. Mr and Mrs Darmwood nurture the venture through schools and conventions, maintaining ties to top photographers. The piece celebrates local artistic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo BK
Dalia Wnod
Elghteen
Columbiéte
Mra
Darmwood
Columbia
Swan Creek R. R. Finished Passes Through Rich Phosphate Fields
J E and Eades and Co announce completion of the Swan Creek Valley railroad extension from Mt Pleasant to Mayfield, Lewis county. The 16 mile line runs through a phosphate belt, enabling shipment of high grade rock and opening access to multiple mining properties. An immediate shipment plan is set as contractors move crews and subs to nearby Interurban sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E& Eades & Co
Knoxville
Swan Creek Valley
Mt Pleasant
Mayfield
Lewis County
Franklin
Charleston
Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
Save Money or Purving a Bugey at Satterfield Co
A city trader advertises a sale at B A Satterfield and Company offering discounts on goods. The notice promotes buying options and savings during a midweek event with limited stock. The exact dates and locations are partially obscured in the transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Satterfield & Co
Road grading contract awarded for Nashville and Colburghia line
J Mankin and John Ray of Mt. Pleasant win the contract to grade the Nashville and Colburghia Interurban Railway from Franklin to Nashville. They moved equipment to Franklin and have sublet part of the work to Swan Creek Railway crews. They aim to finish by July 1, speeding interurban cars toward Franklin as track work advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mankin
John Ray
Mt. Pleasant
Nashville and Colurghia
Franklin
Nashville
Swan Creek
Mt. Pleas
Tris
Frankl
Carmack Reception Planned for Temperance Champion Visit
A large demonstration is planned in Columbia next Thursday to welcome Senator Carmack, Democratic gubernatorial candidate. A parade will lead to his speaking venue, with a strong turnout from county Democrats, Patterson supporters, and local Woman's Christian Temperance Union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alane
Senator Carmack
Columbia
Nashville
Carmack
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Columbian
Temperance Forces
Friends
Patterson
Athenaeum Grove
Fair Grounds
Opera House
Independent Phosphate Co to Inspect Washer System in Florida
L Dorteh and J T Ruhi of the Independent Phosphate Co head to the Pebble Florida district to inspect the washer system used in phosphate and mineral fields. En route they will visit the Birmingham and Pleasant districts to study washing methods with aims to build one to three plants in Columbia capable of handling 60 000 tons annually, each costing about 10000 dollars with modern machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dorteh
Independent Phosphate Co
JT. D. Ruhi
Ltd Pebble
Florida
Birmingham Mineral District
Columbia
Buy Bugsy Bargains From Bie as Sortment
Auction note offers Bugsy items from Bie as Sortment with prices stated in cents. B A Satterfield & Co. advertises lower than usual rates, inviting quick buyers to act now for discounts and limited stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A
Satterfield & Co
Galloway Announces Re Election Run for Maury County
W. T. Galloway is a candidate for re election as Representative from Maury County in the Fifty Sixth General Assembly of Tennessee subject to the decisions of the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lipscome
Maury Court
Fifty Sixth General Assembly
Tennessee
Democratic Party
W. T. Galloway
Ton Es
Maury County
Assembly of Tennessee
D&wtt
Marriage of Richard Haywood and Tabitha Davis at South Columbia
Richard Haywood and Tabitha Davis wed at the bride's home in South Columbia with Rev. W. T. Ussery officiating. Haywood is 76 and the bride 65, marking his third marriage and her third commitment, with Haywood owning 500 acres in Maury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Haywood
Tabitha Davis
South Columbia
W. T. Ussery
Mr. Haywood
Maury
Bratton Forms New Furniture Firm In Columbia
W. B. Bratton continues the furniture business at the same stand on the South side of the Square in Columbia Maury County after Meroney retires from Meroney & Bratton. The new firm started earlier this year and has enjoyed a splendid early success. Bratton is described as a young and deserving man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Bratton
W. N. Meroney
Meroney & Bratton
Meroney
W. B. Bratton
Columbia
Maury County
Bruton
Twenty second annual Home Mission Society conference opened
The twenty second annual conference of the Home Mission Society of the Tennessee Conference meets next Tuesday evening at First Methodist Church. Session lasts three days with a full program to be published tomorrow. Officers include Mrs. J Yarbroveh president and other Nashville leaders. Mrs. By D. Bell, corresponding secretary, Gallatin. Speakers and attendees include notable women and a connectional officer from the Methodist Publishing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Mission Society of the Tennessee Conference
Death of J Marsh Cheairs in Washington
J Marsh Cheairs son of Ben Cheairs Maury County influential local politician died after weeks of illness in Washington. Nephew of Mrs Knox Fleming and private secretary to Congressman Padgett, he received care from Padgetts and hospital treatment before passing away. Remains to be brought to Columbia for interment Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Fleming
J. Marsh Cheatre
Washington
Padgett
Cheairs
Hill Alexander
Washpolon
Columbia
Marsh Chealry
Ben Cheairs
Maury County
Ohblo
Mr. Cheafrs
Mr. Padgett
Alderson Faces Heavy Costs in State Case
In County Criminal Court, the State versus T B Alderson was adjourned with the defendant agreeing to pay all costs. The sum is reported to be higher than if he had pled initially, due to numerous witnesses and legal expenses including a $25 fee for a single officer. Four cases for trial were scheduled for Thursday: State versus A Gaulson for petit larceny, Lythe Huff for carrying a gun on Sunday, Tae Baan for potl arceny, and John Harole for carrying a razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Criminal Court
T. B Alderson
Ve. A. Gaulson
Lythe Huff
Tae Baan
John Har+ole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
Ladies
T. N. Figuers
Mary Pillow
Charlotte Fariss
Hardin Jacks
Card and Cotillion Club
Imogene Barrow
Addie Rainey
Robert Pillow
West Seventh Street
Ree
Cora Lee Jacobs
Mink Beasty Ashton
Florence
Exyma Brown
Donvitela
Bue Todd Walker
James A. Stutser
Ecards
Mike Carrie Knox
Frank Everett
Carrie K ‘Ty
Frank Eyru
Knox
Mise Nor Dale Fignerd
Annie Mal So Uog Ang
Dorothy Patteon
Pauline Falton
Elenor Holding
Mesdames J. L. Hutton
Sam Holding
James A. Stilser
W. D. Hastings
Hastings
West End
Miss Knox
Fragran
Camille Herndon
Hallie Fry
Swan Creek R. R
New Road
B. A. Satterfield & Cor
Mwathure&sats
Love Wesb
Flem Thomas
Ben Cowley
Perneell
Harlan's Sp
W. 6
Harlan
the Clean Store
Mr. Carmack
Temperance Champion
Patterson Glan
Turner & Johnson
Grocers
West Seventh
G&t
Furniture Firm
W. Bratton
Conference OF Mission Society
First Methodist Church
End
Congressman Padgett
Alderson
Dale Bros
H. G. Roskind
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