House-warming at the new Howland store, Bridgeport, November 18th to 21st, 1908. (1845)
Howland Dry Goods Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.) · The Company · leaf 13
NGS. WOMENS SHOES, worth $3.50 and $4 :— Patent button with cloth top.Patent lace with kid topPatent calfskin button.Vici kid with patent tip, lace. High-cut dull calfskin, lace.High-cut tan Russia, lace.Tan Russia, lace, regular cut.About 1000 pairs in all at $2.50. MENS SHOES, most worth $4, but… … Silks Right on the center aisle of the main floorof the new store and in charge of WilliamE. Tiffney, connected with the companysince May. 1894. For the House-warmingMr. Tiffney has secured rare values inseasonable and beautiful silks : values thatwill appeal by their beauty as well as theeconomy…
Dry-goods · Textile fabrics
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