Some pictures of quaint things which are sold at the sign of the "Popular Shop" : and a few words about making the house beautiful with homely material. (1898)
Joseph P. McHugh & Co. (New York, N.Y.) · The Company, New York · leaf 31
tive dishes of iridescent copper and Cedarhurst woodenvases, turned from hardwood and polished on the lathe, nolack of artistic accessories for quaint and individual home-making is apparent, and every opportunity is offered thosewho wish to get away from the overduplication of machine-made… … (JV. Y. Tribune, January 3, 1887.) It was Mr. McHughs privilege to call his bazaarThe Popular Shop, but his prices had to makegood the title before the public recognized it. Hecan change the name now if he chooses, but itwill remain The Popular Shop just the same.At no establishment in America can…
