Clothing Store - S S Beaver - E L Beaver - Glen Kepner

Click On Image To Enlarge This is the building where E. Luther Beaver and Glen Kepner conducted their clothing store. By 2009 when this photo was taken it had been converted into a restaurant known as THE LITTLE CAFE. Contributed by ray on 3/5/13 - Image Year: 2009

Samuel S. Beaver built this store building in 1912. His business had been located directly across Market Street in a location that would eventually house the First National Bank Building.

E. Luther Beaver purchased the store from his brother Sam and operated the clothing store in Port Royal for over twenty years. Upon Luther's retirement he sold the business to Glen Kepner, Sr. who had formerly been co-owner of the Old Port Trading Post in Old Port, Turbett Township.

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	Contributed by rkohler3 on 3/5/13 - Image Year: 1927 ADVERTISEMENT from 1927 PRHS Yearbook.
	Contributed by rkohler3 on 3/6/13 - Image Year: 1930 ADVERTISEMENT from 1930 PRHS Yearbook
	Contributed by rkohler3 on 3/11/13 - Image Year: 1936 ADVERTISEMENT from the 1936 PRHS Yearbook.
	Contributed by rkohler3 on 3/13/13 - Image Year: 1949 ADVERTISEMENT from the 1949 TVHS Yearbook.
	Contributed by rkohler3 on 3/7/20 - Image Year: 1950 ADVERTISEMENT - E. Luther Beaver Mens Clothing Store
	Contributed by rkohler3 on 3/14/13 - Image Year: 1953 ADVERTISEMENT from the 1953 TVHS Yearbook.
	Contributed by rkohler3 on 3/7/13 - Image Year: 1955 ADVERTISEMENT for Glen "Kep" Kepner's Clothing Store.
	Contributed by rkohler3 on 11/17/19 - Image Year: 1965 REMOVING TREES FROM IN FRONT OF STORE - As reported in Port Royal Times of February 24, 1965, "Highway employees removed the [buckeye-horse chestnut] trees in front of Kep's Clothing Store. These trees, along with all those on Market Street between 2nd and 4th streets were removed last Tuesday to provide better parking on the street," Kep's Clothing Store is on far left of the photo. Next is Mariette Shoppe and then Aumillers Market on the right. (Article courtesy of Wayne Taylor)