Zierolf’s

“The Clothes Men Like” | “For Dad and Lad”
Kingsley Brewster Becomes Window, Interior Decorator There.
 
Kingsley Brewster, well known by the buying public in Findlay, has accepted a position as window and interior decorator for the clothing firm of Cole, Biery and Zierolf.
 
He has already begun his new duties.
 
For the past six years, Mr. Brewster was a salesman at A. Bloomingdale’s clothing store, and for seven years prior to his affiliation with that firm he was with the Edwards Shoe company. At Bloomingdale’s he acted in the capacity of window trimmer. –
 
Mr. Brewster is a native of Findlay. He attended the public schools and the Findlay Business college.
 
With the Cole, Biery and Zierolf firm, Mr. Brewster plans to follow a policy in window and interior decorating that is used in many of the metropolitan clothing stores.
 
He will attend style shows in New York and Chicago and keep constantly in touch with the latest offerings in the way of men’s and young men’s wearing apparel.
 
Many of his friends have already wished him success in his new undertaking.
 

NEWSPAPERARCHIVE
Findlay Morning Republican, June 18, 1926 Pg. 2, Findlay, Ohio, US
https://newspaperarchive.com/findlay-morning-republican-jun-18-1926-p-2/