New Line of Heavy Woolen and Dress Shirts Arrives
A local shop announces arrival of a new line featuring heavy woolen fabrics and dress shirts. The collection offers durable options for winter wear and formal attire with updated cuts and patterns.
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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
4
A local shop announces arrival of a new line featuring heavy woolen fabrics and dress shirts. The collection offers durable options for winter wear and formal attire with updated cuts and patterns.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal explains a point based contest linked to subscriptions for The Holbrook News and the Albuquerque Journal. Voters earn points via cash slips from Aservo stores and by subscribing to the two papers. Early start improves chances to win awards and credit.
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California says a severe cold settled on her lungs caused coughing and soreness. After using Chamberlain Cough Remedy she slept better the first night and was free of coughing by the end of the week. For sale by all dealers.
J C Lathrop visited Winslow on a business trip Wednesday. Ruth Wallace hosted friends from Winslow. J M Pearce of Taylor attended court in Holbrook. John Pearce of Woodruff spent several days in Holbrook. Gwen Tenney of St Johns joined Cottage hotel staff. Will Hunt of Dry Lake delivered a load of turkeys this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Gardner celebrated Christmas with Snowflake relatives. M A Boyer remodels a Riverside Drive cottage interior. Billie Lee, business college student in Albuquerque, returns home for holidays.
Meets second Saturday in each month and Tuesday evenings. Visiting brothers and members are cordially invited to attend Fort Apache Lodge No 28 K of P in Fort Apache Arizona. Sidney Sapp W M L C Henning Secretary invite guests to attend regular sessions.
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