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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1895
Page
3
Cheeves Bros and Company announce a grand price list with carloads of new dress goods and a big millinery reveal. Sam Houston leads the dress goods dept while customers are urged to seek value in silk, lace, broadcloths, calicoes, and numerous fabric lines alongside shoes and ladies garments.
The note asserts Staples does not sell at cost but offers great and glorious savings to customers, inviting them to try the store. It emphasizes savings over price and encourages future purchase at Staples.
A local clothing retailer proclaims low prices by buying cash and undercutting competitors. The ad lists numerous boys suits by size and fabric with discounted prices including satinet two piece suits and knee-length cashmere and worsted options in varied colors and numbers.
A historical catalog row lists numerous mens' suits and prices. Items include black cheviots gray satinet all wool cashmere Melton corkscrew and fancy plaid worsted varieties in quantities from 10 to 16 with prices ranging from 2 to 10 dollars.
Large stock of men’s and boys’ jeans and dress pants advertised at unusually low prices. Various fabrics and styles including cashmere blends, wool, and striped options with many sizes, urging customers to buy quickly before stock runs out.
A historical advert-style note claims leadership in shoe pricing, listing bulk offers on children's and men's shoes by various makers. It contrasts low bulk prices with higher competitors and banners ranges from 2 cents to about 12 dollars per pair, noting stock, brands, and sizes.
Rhea Duke touts no competition in Cameron Milam county. Gauze undershirts at 10 cents and Balbriggan at 2 3 and 5 cents. Mens drawers 15 35 and 65 cents. Extra quality Dreached cotton garments and knit underwear offered at bargain prices. White shirts 25 cents up to 1 25. Linen bosom shirts and laundried shirts advertised. Suspenders neckwear collars cuffs and jumpers on sale. Buck gloves and shelvy unlined gloves marketed. Extensive gents style collar and cuff line in Milam county.
The ad lists John B Stetson hats at 30 and 63 50, lower prices elsewhere, a line of Melton caps at 26 and 35 cents, a black fur Alpine hat at 10, various men s fur felt styles around 100, and Cox brand hats in white or black at 2 50 and 2 75 with other marked discounts.
A period advertisement lists low prices on pins needles and thread including best pins at 5 cents per paper. cloths spools silk at 7 cents. elastic and lead pencils. napkins table damask and napkins at assorted yard and dozen pricing. trunks at various high values. bed comforts blankets and woolen items. curtains shades and jewelry with broad discounts across departments.
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