W. C. Phelps, "Staple and Fancy Groceries and Provisions" of  16 Jefferson Avenue South, Battle Creek, Mich. issued this bill July 1st. 1914. This bill, single page, measures 6 x 9 1/2 inches long, has a small vignette of three bags of flour, and is in very good condition except for three minor wormholes.                   

The C. S. Stearns Shoe Co.," manufacturers of Long Walker and Owl Shoes for men and boys,"  of Boston, Mass.,  with factories at Webster, Mass. issued this bill of goods on 9-9-1911. Vignettes picture a tall thin man in full stride and a wide eyed owl. Bill is a peach color with red and black lettering. 8 x 9 inches. 

The Jackson Lee & Co. "General commission merchants and shippers of fruits and vegetables," of 31-33-35 North Huron Street, Toledo, Ohio, issued this attractively colored bill for goods to S.E. Cronin on Oct. 22, 1909. The vignette on this bill shows a gathering of fruits, nuts, grapes and leaves.  Very good condition. 8 1/2 x 7 inches.  

This bill issued  by The Peoria Rubber & Manufacturing Co. manufacturers of Peoria Single tube Tires, and soft rubber goods has a vignette of their factory at Peoria Heights, Illinois with pedestrians and bicyclists passing by. This bill is dated July 28, 1897, and is in very good condition. 8 1/2 x 7.

 This bill of the J. E. Gould & Co. "wholesale druggists" of Portland, ME. , located at 201 & 203 Federal Street, shows a druggist's bowl and reads "and dealers in toilet articles, patent medicines, soda syrups and supplies, and pipes, tobacco & cigars."  Very good condition. 8 3/8 x 7.

 

Weingarten Bros. Inc., which  had offices in Chicago, Illinois, Oakland, California, and London, England, manufactured corsets, for which it billed  S.E. Cronin of Marshall, Michigan July 3,1909. This bill had a dual vignette picturing factories stateside and in Portsmouth, England. This bill is in very good condition with slight discoloration in upper left hand corner.