Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-05-27
Woods Toggery.

Was there ever young man who did not take
great pride in his appearance In youth, if the
civilized individual will strive to appear neat, clean
and well dressed So naturally in every progressive
community there is store that caters to this ad
mirable ambition. 1t takes only short time for
the young with taste and self respect to dis
that this store carries just the nifty clothing
he wants to wear He will watch its carefully Sc
lected stock for the necke that is right or the hat
or shoes or socks best calculated to emphasize his
particular style of manly strength and grace. AL
ways this store is the popular young mems store and
in Cedar City this is the Woods Toggery Clothes are
merely clothes; but toys are clothes of class. Toys
are pedigreed clothes. clothes that will pass among
f1e particular. Woods Toggery carries toys, not
merely clothes and clothing.
The Toggery was established in Cedar City four
years ago by F. B. Wood after he had come to real
ze that there was field for just such an establish
ment catering to the college boy and to all Others
who would appear correctly appareled The first
move Mr.. Wood made after deciding to enter the
business of handling goods and clothing for men and
young men was to choose nationally known lines of
merchandise throughout his store which would enable
him to carry in stock the latest creations along all
lines. The result has been that during the four
years that he has been in business here he has built
up an extensive trade which includes not only the
college man, but young men from all the walks of
life.
Mr.. Wood is of the younger business men of
Cedar City, strongly identified with church work in
this stake and with civic Improvement of this city
His business is handled in such manner as to make
his institution not only financial success in the line
of immediate cash returns, but credit also to the
city and county 1t is such shop as you would ex-
pec to in the big hourishing commercial centers,
rather than thirty-hve miles from railroad station
1t valuable factor in extending the trade territory
and upholdng the reputation of Cedar City as a live
and up to date community
An instance showing this is Mr.. Woods public
service in handisg and advertising the line of cloth
ing put out by the Western Woogrowers, suits guar
anteed to contain only virgin western WOOL This
line is popular not only because its use encourages
western woolgrowers, but also because there is no
better line for style, fit, ability to hold its shape and
durability. OF the class is the product of he
International Tailoring Company as we'll as Setson
Hats, Keith Hats Walkover and Beacon Shoes, Ore
gon City overcoats and complete line of nationally
known furnishings. His extensive stock also includes
full line of work clothes of best quality at reason
able prices.
For the convenience of those who desire to APP
pear better dressed, an extensive line of sample
fabrics with the latest fashion plates are ready for
inspection. His extensive experience in the clothing
business enables Mr. Wood to take measurements
which will guarantee the tabernacle suit to 6t For
those who wish to appear well dressed and individual
" dressed the Record can well recommend Woods
loggery, outftters to men and young men.