A gentleman, likely “C. Geedy,” stands in the doorway of his “Picture Framing and Notions” storefront wearing a straw hat, vest, and pocket watch. Shelves of plates, teacups, saucers, and other household goods are visible through the right display window. Hanging in the left window is a poster reading: “The Saloon or the Boys and Girls — The Real Issue.” The poster matches a prohibition-era temperance poster published in 1908 by the Young Boys and Girls Christian Temperance Union.
