Sacrifice Sale Slashes Prices On Dry Goods
An Overstock and an Unusual Dull Season prompt a Sacrifice Sale offering 20 percent savings on dry goods and clothing. Shoppers are urged to act quickly for the best selection and price, with goods offered at customers own price.
Big Sale On Men’s Suits In Latest Styles
Clothing sale offering 20 percent off listed prices with suits priced at 12.00 10.00 and 7.50 5.00 6.00 4.00. Men's suits featured in latest style at promotional rates. shoppers urged not to miss the sale.
Bargain Sale on Boys and Ladies Wear at 20 Percent Off
Women and children’s clothing priced to draw shoppers with 20 percent discounts on suits jackets skirts capes waists and coats. Notable markdowns include $15.00 items reduced to 12.00 and other Ready-to-Wear goods offering substantial savings as rival prices are undercut.
Dress Goods Discount Sale Notice
Local store advertises 15 percent off all dress goods with further reductions to 85 cents for $1.00 goods. 42 1-2 cents for 0e kind and 21 1-4 cents for 25¢ grade. Additional 14 percent off entire dress goods line. Includes figures 1 60 140 6.80 4.00.
15 Percent Off Shoes At Our Store
Our shop advertises a 15 percent discount on all shoes with all styles and sizes available. It claims the only exception is a Ladies Shoe named Favorite which is never discounted, and touts an $81.50 shoe as the market’s best. Visit to save on every dollar spent.
Favorite Dry Goods Co. in Cameron Texas
Spot Cash advertisement for The Favorite Dry Goods Co. offers cash purchases at their Cameron Texas store. No additional details available.
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Hypnotists Have Cameron Audiences in Lively Shows
The Knowles performed three nights at the Cameron Auditorium drawing large crowds. They demonstrated hypnotism with volunteers, cake walk gags, and a baseball game illusion, noting hypnotic control and memory effects while stressing no mental harm.
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Yarrellton Notes and Thanksgiving Supper Recap
The Yarrellton column notes abundant stock water hopes and merriment from a Thanksgiving supper. Students filled baskets and a charity box for two, with a short prayer service and festivities. Local moves include Booth and Flowers relocating to Bell County and others shifting properties. J M Banknight buys dry hides and beeswax. call at his square-north store for market interests.
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City Council Adopts Fines and Taxes Report
The city council met at City Hall with Mayor absent and Alderman Boyles presiding. They reviewed November occupation and ad valorem taxes, fines collected, and issued licenses. time change caused attendance issues. A statewide assault case was noted with weapons exhibited in court.
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Finance Committee
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Peoples
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