Open Letter Promotes Bargain Stock At Graham Shop
An open letter boasts a large, carefully selected stock by buyer Mr. Short from Chicago and St. Louis, promising low prices and quick turnover. It highlights clothing, dress goods, silks, tailored suits, coats, and millinery, urging public visitation to gauge value and secure good deals.
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Mr. Short
Chicago
St. Louis
Graham
Srecono
Millinery
Oak Cliff
Lula Weaver
Ineedy
Lena
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Maglid
al. Soyce
Iain
Visiting attorneys at Throckmorton session
Visiting attorneys were Judge B. F. Re gidge Thorp of Throckmorton and L. Carlock of Fort.
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B. F. Regidge Thorp
Throck- Rk
Kirschbaum Label Guarantees Money Back For Imperfections
Store promises customers can walk out with garments that stay well shaped and stylish for six months under normal wear. Each style is described as individual and authoritative with perfect cut color and weave. Money back if any imperfection is found in cut or fabric.
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