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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
1
Advertises bed coverings including comforters cretonne covers and cotton blankets in multiple sizes and colors. Claims better sleep as weather turns colder, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 4.00 and options for double and single beds and fringed quilts for iron beds.
Rows of calicoes, ginghams, madras cloth and linens fill the staple department. The store touts deep discounts on 6 to 12 cent fabrics, with wide patterns, solid colors and heavy cottons ideal for dresses, shirts and school apparel.
Two ways to dress well with Elite clothing. Economical option with stock of tailored coats and snappy styles, sizes 33 to 42, price range five to fifteen dollars. Many of the county's best dressed men wear our clothes.
The ad promotes boys suits sized 3 to 16 with prices from 1.50 to 5.00. It claims durability for rough wear, features taped seams and reinforced buttons, and notes varied colors including black and fancy mixtures with double breast coats and back vents.
A sale offers pants and jeans in blacks and fancy mixtures, finely tailored for good fit. Sizes range from 38 to 44 waist, with large sizes available. Prices from 1:50 to 5 dollars, contrast with a coat that lasts.
The dealer boasts record cloak sales this season and points to excellent values. Each style is unique with only one available, signaling exclusivity. Even the cheapest cloak adds an air of destination, with prices ranging from six to fifteen dollars.
The department touts quality goods and wide assortments with a focus on customer satisfaction. Featured items include Madras and percale shirts, flannel and heavy cotton overshirts, all wool sweaters, fleeced underwear, and durable gloves, emphasizing value and fit.
A retail notice advertises hats priced at 1.50 and 3.50 with wide and narrow brims high and low crowns in black and white shades. The ad highlights novelty crowns and Stetson styles with low prices and claims the lowest prices. It mentions Columbia in branding and claims best value across all sizes.
The notice touts rising grocery trade due to fresh stock and prompt service. It highlights daily arrivals including Liverpool and Texas salt, plus a full range of nuts, cakes, candies, and standard canned and bottled brands. It invites trial orders.
The hardware store touts quality first and low prices on wagons, ammunition, heaters, galvanised ware, sewing machines, barb wire, tools and more. It claims Keen butter tool, Studebaker wagons, New Home sewing machines, and various farm supplies at competitive rates with emphasis on durability and value.
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