Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1902, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1902. Here are pictures of the 35 Salesmen who sold in 1902 from $100.000.00 to $237.000.00. W, L, PAYNE, » T. K. BURROW HARLES L. McCALN, ) INDIAN TERRITORY, ARKANSAS. ARKANSAS, & 8935.367,0 $237.015 #913.885,59 . OUR NEW STEEL STORE CHARLES P. LADD, House Salesman, THE HOME OF THE AMERICAN LADY, AMERICAN 12th and Washingion Avenve. SALES $202,629.60. GENTLEMAN and SECURITY SCHOOL SHOE. reached the 7 Millions OUR SALES For 1902, Year Ending Dec. 10th. $7,031,070.72 - A Gain over 1901 of $423,538. 05 With Additional Factory Space now contracted for Our Daily Output will shortly be 31,000 pairs. We are Speclalty Shoe NMakers \ Our Salesmen whose Faces appear around the border and those whose names are given below constitute the greatest body of Salesmen on earth. (The Figures given under the photographs represent the total Sales of each Salesman for the year.) W.C, HUNTER,. .. .Pennsylvania. W.F, SHERMAN, ...... St. Lous, ceeovene..Jowa, GEO.C.STERLING,. ... M fiWE GVARANTEE 15 per cent. more friends and I5 per cent. more money to merchants who sell our goods exclusively. UNION FACTORY. ST. LOUIS, THE WORLD'S FAIR CITY 1904. \LTON. BRO;;W l\RMS! SHOE HOUST INTHE \H)RID ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. OFFICERS : BIRECTORS : . BROWN, Pres. CHAUNCEY LADD. . McELROY,V.Pres. J. M. SLOAN. v . BRADY, Sec'y. W. M. SLOAN. ’ N . SPENCER, Treas. H. M. EATON, Supt, Capacity 8,000 Pairs Dally. HOME OF THE FAITH, HOPE and LOVE SHOES. W. M. SLOAN, Supt. Capacity, 10,000 Pairs D‘-lly. THE HOME OF THE HIGHLAND CALF AND WATCH US.