Merchants and Students Sought in Chicago Shoe Ad
An advertisement from the Schiller Building in Chicago seeks merchants and students for a men’s moneyback shoe deal. It highlights Bak Shoes and directs inquiries to the 714-716 Schiller Building.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement from the Schiller Building in Chicago seeks merchants and students for a men’s moneyback shoe deal. It highlights Bak Shoes and directs inquiries to the 714-716 Schiller Building.
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A collection of brief, jokey exchanges featuring a self important idiot, a bachelor girl, a Princeton tiger student, and a child named Pet. The snippets touch on marriage in heaven, a bargain with a mother, and a playful line about a husband. No clear narrative.
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