Our New Autumn Footwear Here
Local retailer announces arrival of autumn footwear with fresh styles for the season. Footwear includes boots loafers and sneakers in new colors and materials.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
13
Local retailer announces arrival of autumn footwear with fresh styles for the season. Footwear includes boots loafers and sneakers in new colors and materials.
A millinery feature highlights a model embroidered with silks and tinsel, soft turbans with ornate braiding, and flattering cloche variations. Rich brown shades predominate, offering a stylish array for the season.
In Cameron Texas on August 9 Milam County ticks eradication nears completion as opposition shrinks. Data show cooperators largely free of ticks while resistant premises remain tick-infested. Officials warn noncooperation risks local quarantine and mandatory dipping next year. Jesse L Shabram Veterinary Inspector urges cooperation to lift general quarantine by December 1.
A. R. Triggs a Cameron dry goods merchant and Triggs Dry Goods Company manager reports a several week stay in eastern markets. He says market conditions are favorable with merchandise available and prices for fall and winter near last season levels. He notes silk prices have fallen but that overall market stability remains and predicts strong fall business.
Mrs. B. F. Bonds of the Triggs Dry Goods Company returns from New York and eastern markets with new fall and winter millinery stock. She says market conditions are favorable and has made heavy purchases to meet Cameron and Milam county needs. Shipments already arrive for her department.
Citation in the case of Pearl Murphy and James A. Murphy vs Harold W Tozer. Weekly publication for four weeks before the September 6 1920 district court term in Cameron Milam County Texas. Plaintiffs seek $90 note plus 10 percent interest and attorney fees, foreclosure of deed of trust on Block 7 Dillon's Addition Burlington Milam County, minor plaintiff James A. Murphy, next friend Pearl Murphy, interest due, costs and relief.
Miss May Kennon manager of the seers Union at Bartlett spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs C B Kennon and family.
S. W. Cheeves of Cheeves Bros Dry Goods reports trading in New York and other markets. He is now in McKinney with a large Cameron store inventory and anticipates strong fall business.
F. A. Green a Cameron poultry and produce merchant to establish wholesale operations adjoining existing retail business. He will supply grocery sundries flour vegetables and candy in wholesale quantities and has ordered large shipments. The move increases Cameron’s wholesale presence with three such firms in town. Local visits by family and guests are noted in nearby households.
An old box labeled Bromo Quinine bears the signature E. W. GROVE. The product claims to cure malaria chills and fever bilious fever colds and grippe and to kill the fever parasite. It is described as a splendid laxative.
Miss Lalla Meyers, long active in the East millinery markets, plans to return to Cameron early next week. She has been placing heavy purchases for a large fall and winter millinery season and recently moved into a new showroom near Pace Marshall Drug Company with upgraded parlors and interior.
Misses Lurline and Gussie Hubert returned from an extended visit in Galveston. Mrs J S Hubert returned from a short visit in Maysfield. Clyde Franklin's couple spent last Sunday in Rockdale. Linton Fowler of Tracy was in Cameron Tuesday. Harvey Gandy’s godchildren visit Temple, while Mrs J A Jamison and Mrs Will Osborn of Jones Prairie returned home after Gulf, Texas. W E Vaughn of Maysfield spent Wednesday and Thursday in Cameron with relatives. F A Brock of Eloise transacted business in Cameron. Alfred Walston of the post office was on the sick list last Thursday. M Raleigh Story will relieve Edgar Wilson on vacation. Wilson has served about thirteen years.
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