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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
1
Local notes report cotton stalks with bolls from Jack Cast and R M Beard with few bolls, plus a bollless stalk from August Moerke. Visitors include Dr. R H Womack from Lexington and Grace Brinkley of Tracy. Real estate and lumber activity rise as new barns and stores move or open.
A few very stylish white Oxfords for waisting at reduced prices. 10 and Lic boys hats, good sweat band well bound. Your choice 5c. A ladies skeleton collar 15c.
Men’s Negligee shirts in new patterns with cuffs attached or detached priced from 2.50 to 0.75. White Madras satin stripe shirts 1.00. Colonial and Tribune shirts on sale. Collars cuffs 2 for 25c. Hosiery, soap, oil, suspenders, belts, night shirts and undergarments offered at reduced prices. Trunks and travel goods also advertised.
Catalog of discounted textiles and sewing supplies including Brown Sheeting 11e, Bleached Sheeting 17e, ready made sheet 45c, pillow tubing 15c per yard, Brown Domestic 1 yard wide at 4e, Bleached Domestic 4 and 5e, Lonsdale sheer fabric 71-2¢. Fall skirting reduced from 25c to 2c. Embroidery remnants offered.
A old time catalog style lists men’s work pants 75 cents, handkerchiefs 15 cents, white or colored bordered items at 2 1 2 cents, fall front corset covers 35 cents, a good comb, hand mirrors 10 cents, and a new stock of ladies Drew Selby shoes. The shop advertises clearance prices to rid shelves of odds and ends.
A. I. Worley, formerly near Thorndale now in San Antonio, visited Tuesday. John Moerbe moved the old Rose Valley saloon frame to his farm for a future brick building. A. O. Williamson hauled lumber and began a large barn near Nile. Mrs. Dr. Ramsel and children visited relatives in Gidding this week. Mrs. J. K. Quinn and Jennie Vera returned from Crowell and Olustee. Addie Norman visited friends at Tracy. H. L. Yoakum moved into the Kuntze residence. The younger set enjoyed a lawn party hosted by Mrs. G. S. Summerlin Thursday night with a lively crowd.
Drugstore remedy claim promises a one day cure for colds. Each box bears E. W. Grove signature and costs 2 cents with money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba New York testifies after fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism that Ballards Snow Liniment gave relief on first application and complete relief by the second. The liniment sells for 25 cents or 1 00 and is available from Gov A Thomas & Sons.
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