Whittier—1st E of 22nd Vine N to X & Holdrege N to Fair William—1st W of 33rd Sheridan N to Van Dorn Winthrop Road—31st E of 1st Sheridan Blvd N to South St Witham Lane—1st S of High 17th to Pershing Rd Woodbine Av—1st E of 38th Sheridan S to Calvert Woodland Av—52nd S of O 48th to 52nd Woods Av—3rd S of O 33rd to 38th Woodscrest Av—1st N of Van Dorn 22nd to Sheridan Blvd Woodsdale Blvd—30th S of O 20th to 21st Woodsview—29th S of O 16th to 17th Worthington—1st E of 19th 1 block N of South S to Burnham X—9th N of O 1st to 71st Y—10th N of O 7th to 71st A GREAT STORE GROWING GREATER! [Illustration: Gold & Co.] 1902 GOLD’S began business at 112-118 No. 10th St. 1912 GOLD’S expanded their No. 10th St. Store. 1919 GOLD’S moved to 1029 O St. 1924 GOLD’S built the beautiful Gothic structure on the corner of 11th and O St. 1929 In the Spring, South Annex completed. In the Fall, West Addition was completed. 1931 3 Floors added to West addition. 1936 Entire Store Completely Air-Conditioned. 1938 50-Ft. more frontage on 11th St.... now Gold’s Super Food Basket. The story of the growth of GOLD’S reads like the well-known tradition of a small boy with nothing in hand but ambition and the Ideal ... for from its humble beginning to its present Greater Gold’s is the realization of the Ideal nurtured by its founder Mr. William Gold. [Illustration: GOLD & CO.] LOCALLY OWNED · LOCALLY CONTROLLED GOLD & CO. WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS Transcriber’s Notes —Silently corrected a few typos. —Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook is public-domain in the country of publication. —In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by _underscores_. —In the HTML version only, added page numbers. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Seeing Lincoln, by Anne Longman