New Fail Hav Clothiers Offer Mentioned
The message references Parks and Waldrop The Clothiers and a five dollar amount, suggesting a sale or deal at a clothing shop.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1909
Page
4
The message references Parks and Waldrop The Clothiers and a five dollar amount, suggesting a sale or deal at a clothing shop.
Fragmentary notice describes a perfume product with pricing notes and mentions a drug company and railroad time card details. Reads like an ad collage with unclear lines about Talcum powder and merchandise pricing. Names include HE SMITH DRUG CO and MCQUEEN manager.
Fragmented notices list several names and places in terse lines. Mentions include Thompson of Collage, Graham from Prairie, Vicke Dixon of SMille, and Katherine Spell visiting Ti kra. It reads as a social column with arrivals and returns and local chatter.
A week long Clothes Show invites men and young men to view New York’s authoritative styles and fabrics for autumn. The exhibition emphasizes examining and trying on new model garments, not buying, to guide readers to correct fall fashion choices.
New autumn hats and related furnishings arrive from fashion centers worldwide. Items range from collars to half hose priced from fifteen to thirty dollars, ready for critical inspection by shoppers.
Caldwell society notes recount Miss Sallie Burne visiting Mrs. Mary Evans in town. Other items mention Charley Brown’s retirement, Prof. H Dawson’s breakfast visit, teachers institute attendees, and local errands by residents including J W Hunicutt and N Wroadaway. Football gossip from The Battalion cites Eversberg praising the squad and Allen Academy newcomers. Music class updates and local market notes conclude the column.
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