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Calendar for the City Meat Market at Christmas from the mid-1950s. In addition to his grocery store on W. Potomac Street, Bill Wenner expanded to selling household appliances out of the Mace Building across the street after Harry Mace retired around 1954. | Calendar for the City Meat Market at Christmas from the mid-1950s. In addition to his grocery store on W. Potomac Street, Bill Wenner expanded to selling household appliances out of the Mace Building across the street after Harry Mace retired around 1954. | ||
Brunswick residents could buy big-ticket household items in 2 locations a block away downtown | Brunswick residents could buy big-ticket household items in 2 locations located a block away downtown from the Wenner's and S.W. George & Co. | ||
(Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner) | |||
[[Category:Smoketown Advertising]] | [[Category:Smoketown Advertising]] | ||
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Calendar for the City Meat Market at Christmas from the mid-1950s. In addition to his grocery store on W. Potomac Street, Bill Wenner expanded to selling household appliances out of the Mace Building across the street after Harry Mace retired around 1954.
Brunswick residents could buy big-ticket household items in 2 locations located a block away downtown from the Wenner's and S.W. George & Co.
(Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner)
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