Ample Supply of Blotters Rulers and Extras Noted
An article notes a generous stock of blotters, rulers, and related stationery items available, highlighting the breadth of office supplies and the practical appeal to local businesses.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
3
An article notes a generous stock of blotters, rulers, and related stationery items available, highlighting the breadth of office supplies and the practical appeal to local businesses.
The major portion of crops is harvested and the store promotes Fall and Winter necessities for home and family. It highlights dress goods, undergarments, flannels, bed clothing, shoes, curtains, rugs, carpets, wall paper, and furniture at substantial savings. New dress fabrics in many varieties are in including Charlies Vigoureux elastics and several crepe Henriettes.
New fall fashion arrives from Schloss Bros and Hirsch Wickwire Company. The newest styles in men’s and young men’s clothing, furnishings, shirts, and underwear are showcased with unique values not offered before in Heark.
Promote the Walkover brand with new fall footwear. Men, women, and children offered in latest lasts and leathers.
Shoes showcase new lasts leathers and designs for children returning to school. Prices cannot be duplicated, promising durable options for healthy youngsters as they prepare for the hipity hop of a new term.
The notice promotes a wide assortment for early medium and late buyers with an extensive display and promises large value across offerings, highlighting abundant choices and strong savings available to shoppers.
Henry readers report visits by Miss Henrietta Helper to Peoria. Henry residents tour Ohio and Iowa. Bradley Institute courses and local theater show nightly. St John’s Bradford picnic features races, music, and police fines. Local farming notes, rail and river updates, and family announcements fill the week.
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