School Shoes for the Boys
A local retailer promotes four lines of boys shoes with heavy soles strong uppers and neat styling. Prices match factory door bargains and the store claims to sell boys shoes as cheap as any local source.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
6
A local retailer promotes four lines of boys shoes with heavy soles strong uppers and neat styling. Prices match factory door bargains and the store claims to sell boys shoes as cheap as any local source.
Local shop promotes Fall Boys clothing with popular styles and new colorings. Stock credited as ample for Kennewick area, urging customers not to send away for outfits.
We have doubled our stock of Full Shoes for girls offering neat pretty styles and sturdy build. We can fit the girls properly and prevent trouble from ill fitting shoes. Our wide selection matches the strength of boys shoes.
In a crowd of five girls four wear dresses from our store as stock of ginghams percales and wash goods remains full of the choicest patterns. We offer wash-goods at 10 12 15 and up to 25 cents with varying grades.
Portsmouth druggist Frank C. Hanrahan praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective and reliable after six years of selling it. He notes other medicines pay higher profits but this remedy ensures cures and satisfies customers, with Columbia Pharmacy selling it.
The Benton county board appoints B. F. Knapp of Kennewick as county game warden after reviewing petitions that meet legal requirements. The hearing on Dr. Hedger’s county road petition is postponed to September 2, 1907 at 1 30 p m to suit interested parties. The remainder discusses advertising practices for local newspapers and community business promotion.
The piece warns merchants about costly ads in hotel registers and circulars that rarely pay off. It notes readers seek meals and travel, not advertisements, and describes con artists selling inflated ad rates and then leaving town with profits from the sales.
The shop proclaims fresh daily fish only and limits stock to one day’s supply to ensure no keeping. Patrons are assured they receive the previous day’s catch, stressing freshness as the defining feature of theirfish offerings.
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