William Malambri has been in the fruit business in Quincy for the past 28 years, having operated the store at 116 North Sixth street until this spring, when he moved into the new store.
He is a man of wide experience and excellent judgment in his chosen business, and his progressive spirit cannot be questioned when one looks at his new quarters. His advice is sought by many women who are anxious to serve the finest and most delicious delicacies.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Sunday, October 8, 1916; page 13.
He is a man of wide experience and excellent judgment in his chosen business, and his progressive spirit cannot be questioned when one looks at his new quarters. His advice is sought by many women who are anxious to serve the finest and most delicious delicacies.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Sunday, October 8, 1916; page 13.
William Malambri has been in the fruit business in Quincy for the past 28 years, having operated the store at 116 North Sixth street until this spring, when he moved into the new store.
He is a man of wide experience and excellent judgment in his chosen business, and his progressive spirit cannot be questioned when one looks at his new quarters. His advice is sought by many women who are anxious to serve the finest and most delicious delicacies.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Sunday, October 8, 1916; page 13.
He is a man of wide experience and excellent judgment in his chosen business, and his progressive spirit cannot be questioned when one looks at his new quarters. His advice is sought by many women who are anxious to serve the finest and most delicious delicacies.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Sunday, October 8, 1916; page 13.
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