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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
1
A compact catalog style notice listing standard grade fabrics and textiles. It highlights flannel, shirting ginghams, cheviots, ticking, ticking patterns, and domestics with price ranges and color options. The ad emphasizes quality, value, and availability of durable materials for clothing and school dresses.
Shoe department showcases a full family range from children's to men and women. Women’s shoes from a dollar to three fifty, men’s plow shoes at 1.50 and dress shoes from that price, with leathers including vid, calf, patent and gun metal.
The hosiery department touts dependable wear for all ages with strong inspection and varied types. Womens black hose with garter tops and spliced toes, Misses ribbed, Boys iron clad hose, lighter ribbed options, and Mens half hose in multiple colors. Prices 10 15 25 50 cents.
Advertises long overcoats forty five inches in black and fancy mixtures with velvet collars and heavy weight. Highlights careful tailoring and perfect fit with all sizes and prices to suit your purse as cool nights and rainy days approach.
The store announces a fifth shipment of long coats for the season with a full display of new styles. The collection features black tan castor plaids and velvet collar facings with cuffed sleeves. Prices are favorable and a visit is encouraged to convince shoppers to buy.
The store promotes fresh goods and standard brands with a focus on country produce and popular breakfast foods. It advertises sales including two gallon pails of pickles, 75 cent gallon jars, rice at 15 pounds for $1, molasses, flour, sugar specials, salt sacks, and bulk roasted coffee, inviting customers to place a trial order for prompt fulfillment.
Complete display of this season's dress goods with heavy broadcloth and mohair in solid colors and mixtures. Includes Henriettas, serges, cashmeres, and mohair at 36 inches wide in black blue brown and white plus mixtures. Suitings feature shadow checks on dark grounds with hard finish priced at 50c.
A local shop touts repeat business as satisfied customers return for new suits. Emphasizing careful tailoring, perfect fit, and choice woolens, the ad highlights varied sizes and colors, urging customers to try and compare prices.
A local listing advertises Boys Norfolk suits for ages 3 to 8 with prices from 1.50 to 5.00. The prompt presents a compact sale item from a historical page.
A local hardware department advertises a full stock of hardware items including studs wagons sewing machines and heaters. They promote Studebaker wagons with low long term cost engage a large stock of surveys buggies runabouts and harness with every vehicle and claim the Charter Oak stove saves fuel and lasts a lifetime. They invite hunting season buyers with shells shotguns and other gear and mention New Home sewing machines.
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