Madison Journal - 1930 Kaufmann's.

Date submitted: December 28, 2013

Submitted by: Richard P. Sevier

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NEW READY-TO-WEAR STORE OPENS HERE
Madison Journal August 15, 1930

The Kaufman-Abrahm Company will soon open a ready-to-wear store in Tallulah in the building formerly 
occupied by the store of Mr. Pat Malone near the bakery. They will handle ready-to-wear for both 
ladies and gentlemen.

The new firm is composed of Mr. Kaufman, who, for several years has been manager of the store of the 
Tendal Mercantile Company at Tendal, and Mr. Salo Abrahm, who has been traveling for a dry goods 
house for about fifteen years.

Mr. Abrahm said, when a representative of the Journal inquired as to the opening of the new store, 
that it would be about a couple of weeks yet before they would be ready as it was their intention to 
put in a good stock and it was necessary to rebuild entirely the fixtures so that the stock could 
be displayed to advantage. They have adopted the slogan "The Popular Price Store" and Mr. Abrahm 
said they intended to stick to their slogan.

They have already placed an order with the Journal for their stationery and stated that they would 
give due notice of their opening in an ad in the Journal.

Mr. Abrahm has moved his family from New Orleans where they formerly resided to Tallulah and they 
are occupying the residence formerly occupied by the family of Mr. J. C. Texada.