Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-11-15
Miss Della Crawford represent

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I'd Wabash Railway. Costume,
mahogany serge dress; belt of
Wabash checks, agents cap, silver
lantern plush; banner bordered
with blue tinsel, and Wabash
Route in silver letters. Agents
name in gold; large Wabash trade
mark in center; banner suspended
from light base upon which rested
q miniature locomotive lettered
"Wabash Line"
j. w. Tinsman, photographer,
represented by Miss Dee White.
Banner large portrait in plush
frame, and the name "Tinsman"
in large gilt letters; back of banner
was solid plush with cabinet in
center; fancy rod and chain mount
ed on fancy pole. Dress of cream
wool goods, with panels Of cabinets
and card photos; neck V shape
with border of small minnettes;
necklace of small photos with hair
ornaments Of same.
j. FL. Kinnear, Harness and
Saddlery, represented by Miss AL
lie Gibson, dressed in black silk
decorated with nickle-plate bride
bits, surcingles, saddle girth,
stirrups, rings, snaps and tassels,
with necklace of sleigh-bells and
celluloid loops. Banner of black
oil ducking with name of firm in
saddlery hardware, and decorated
with cuts of horses in harness i,
tassels, bells and rings.
Halliday Bros. were represent
ed by Miss Thenia Dodson. Ban
ner white with gold cord trimming
and red pepper fringe, having
their advertisement on one side
"Halladay Bros. for Choice Gro
ceries," on the other "May Bios
som Chop Tea" A very tasteful
banner was this, being worked
with tea and coffee. Her dress
was combination of black and
white, decorated with fruits and
vegetables. Across the shoulders
she wore a neat label-"Honey."
w. E. Greene & Co., represent
ed by Miss Grace Childress; tin
banner with firm name in gilt
letters and crescent and stars in
lower corners. She wore regula-
ton bodice trimmed with pearl
handle knives and wire nails;
black cloth skirt trimmed with
spoons, knives, forks, scissors,
razors, files, augers, square and
compass; necklace of pearl handle
kives; tin cups for shoulder orna-
ments; crown of tin with gold
band.
Harry Parcell, photographer,
represented by Miss Grace Sharp.
Dress of black moire and fsille
franchise, rich. Pictures cut in
artistic designs of plaques, horse
shoes, pitchers etc, with aero
descent frames. The hair arranged
in Grecian style. Banner Of black
plush, on one side bearing the
name Parcell-and several pic
lures. The other side hand
painted water scene with photogra-
pher in a boat, above which were
the words "Paddle your own
Canoe"
Fout & Bean, druggists, repre-
sented by Miss Grace Mccoy.
Banner of red plush and yellow
satin with the firm name en-
broidered in silver tinsel on one
side, and ION the other side a
mortar and pestle; the pendants
were of yellow silk rings and
beautiful silk ornaments. Co.'S
tune of red Camels hair; ruch-
ing of sponges around the bottom
Of skirt; panel of tooth brushes;
necklace of red, green and purple
bottles; cuffs of sponges; nair Or
naments of tooth brushes; large
sponge worn on head.
Mrs. G. E. Leech. Millinery,
represented by Miss Nellie Mason.
Banner of black plush, edged at
top with band of crimson plush
and golden crescent, half circle
below Of golden star pendants
forming the firm name in large
plain letters. A spray of crimson
tulips in applique, the deep points
below finished with a border of
gold stars, and edged with chenille
pendants in crimson and gold,
completed the banner. Costume,
crimson plush; skirt decorated
with pink ribbon and gold PEN
dants; the nsme Leech formed
digonally across front panel with
small concave pendants in change
able colors; V shaped neck filed
in with pink and cream ostrich
tips and bird; head dress pink
and rose colored plume, small
bunch tips and aigrettes.
VIM #. PORTER