Ladies Coats and Mens Suits Highlight Fall Line
Local shop promotes an exclusive full line of ladies coats for fall and winter while men boys and young men plan new suits and overcoats. The ad promises a complete lineup to meet all tastes and needs.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
9
Local shop promotes an exclusive full line of ladies coats for fall and winter while men boys and young men plan new suits and overcoats. The ad promises a complete lineup to meet all tastes and needs.
We present smart dress goods and silks for the coming season. Plain and silk stripe poplins promise good value this fall. Also featured are soiesettes silk serges fancy wool serges curtain scrims dress ginghams madras cloth and serpentine crepe. New wool and cotton blankets and outing flannels have arrived.
In a display of stylish footwear our shop touts Walk-Overs for both men and women. The ad claims superior fit and wear with new dressy models that look good and last longer, inviting customers to try a pair.
Advertises Buster Brown shoes for boys and girls highlighting good fit wear and appearance. Promotes growing girls button boots built on regular women's lasts with low heels and broad toes as exceptional value.
Fragmentary clipping mentions a trio of names Dr Gil Bs Bilt Fields and Duncan with unclear context or event details. No dates locations or affiliations are readable. Further text would clarify roles or actions.
Cross Roads notes Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Nelson Maxey at John Jones and by Dave Jennings and family at E E Maxey. A Price Harmon singing Sunday night. Rev Creason holds a protracted meeting at Union Chapel this week. Clarence Creason and family from Linneus visit Rev Creason. Webb Pipes family visit Curt Pipes weekend. Mr and Mrs Price Harmon visit his mother Mrs Sarah Harmon.
Short ad noting ample hard and soft coal and Illinois coal available at fixed price. The seller William Harvey urges buyers to obtain his price before filling bins.
Fay Peterson was in Browning Tuesday. Homer E. McKay was on the sick list this week. A crowd of Ophed the Galt Uncle Hiram Pickett suffer rheumatism. Fred Cutberth's daughter Violet has been very sick for the past week.
Chas. Carlsted and Hugh Stewart spent Friday evening at F. P. McKay's. Miss Grace Creason visited with her sister, Mrs. Homer B. McKay last week. Frank Cutberth returned home Monday from Aberdeen South Dakota and says Missouri is good enough for him.
Moorman's hog remedy offered for sale in large quantity at direct factory price. Seller notes bulk purchase and reduced cost per unit for buyers in need of livestock treatment.
The little child of Warren Mitchell is quite poorly at this writing. Mrs. Golda Pierce is still very poorly. her mother visited last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter of St. Joseph are visiting relatives in Purdin this week. Mrs. J. C. Myers returned from a two week visit near Laredo. Purdin Mercantile’s new warehouse progresses under Wn. Ogle. Mrs. Andy McGhee returned from a North Dakota visit Friday. Mrs. Jake May and son from Humphreys visited the area.
The notice lists community updates including DeVom from Kansas City taking charge of the Purdin Mercantile millinery, a church of Christ protracted meeting led by Bro R. G. Edwards of Winfield, Haming and Hutchinson returning from St. Louis for medical treatment, and plans for a September street fair with a top band and large premiums. It also mentions teaching at Scottsville, visits by various locals, lightning damage, and a heavy rain in the area with minor impacts.
Several hundred seasoned oak posts offered for sale by H. F. Kille.
Ed Arnold of Brookfield was the guest of J S Jacobs and wife Saturday. Fred Chittum was recent.
Browning wins 7 to 6 as Pulliam homers to seal the game. Batteries Browning Pulliam Fields Duncan and Williams. Milan Batteries Payne and Campbell. Attendance small.
A call issued for a conference of swamp land owners and others interested in land reclamation by drainage leveeing and tiling to be held in Jefferson City Missouri October 18 and 19. The meeting will discuss laws engineering and administration of districts after organization and consider the use of or guidance on State Drainage.
The conference will feature top attorneys and engineers from multiple states and Missouri. A committee formed in St. Louis last Friday issued the call with John H. Nolen of Jefferson City as chairman. Details and speaker list to be announced later.
Friday Pollock defeated Cora 7 to 4 in a hotly contested game before a large crowd at Pollock. Sunday Cora won 20 to 18 in front of a good crowd, placing Cora two games ahead of Pollock for the season.
J. D. Sevier of Milan with son Edgar Sevier and family from Edgmont S. D. toured here last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pipes. Sevier called at this office for a business matter on Saturday.
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