Showing Many New Things in Our Dry Goods Dept
Miss Roberts trims hats and introduces new selections in the dry goods department with prices at nine dollars and ninety five cents and four dollars and ninety five cents.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
5
Miss Roberts trims hats and introduces new selections in the dry goods department with prices at nine dollars and ninety five cents and four dollars and ninety five cents.
It must be a source of much satisfaction to you to feel that you can always get what you want and at right prices at Higginbotham's.
The store proclaims selling merchandise of unquestioned quality across departments. It promises not to boost sales temporarily at the expense of quality and highlights exclusive sale of time-tested nationally advertised lines to assure customers of value.
A local store highlights a line of dotted swiks dress material noted for its shear transparency and distinctive patterning. The shop promotes the season’s best shades and patterns to attract shoppers.
An advertisement promotes Gingham Porch Aprons and Gingham House Dresses made of percale in plaids dots and stripes. It touts belted tie back styles and presents the seller as a house of service quality and quantity inviting patronage across 30 departments at low living prices.
Iron Clad Hose grows popular each season with durable stockings for every family member. The Specialty hose offers silk style options in black at 5c per pair, promising better service and nicer appearance than competitors.
A local ad promotes Tom Sawyer blouses for boys and a splendid lime of shoes. The display highlights boys apparel and footwear selections available for youngsters.
New creations in ladies neckwear and arrow collars for men feature soft plain white and colored collars.
The first public sale of registered hogs in Comanche County was held by Bill Burton and Jim Mason. Despite rain the sale drew a fair crowd. Burton sold 11 head for $403 and 16 more averaging about $40 each. Highest price was $80 for a sow from Mason’s pen. Buyers came from Sidney Proc tor Downing De Leon Lamkin and Democrat Star Route. A county purebred stock association may form. an April 18 meeting at 2 o clock p m at the Comanche courthouse is urged to promote livestock breeding.
To the Public. I am now running a truck in Comanche and want to haul your freight and all kinds of baggage. Leave order at Wetsel's Barber Shop, north side equate, Phone 140. 81-Stp Tommy Magnem, aged 20, died at home last Friday after a long illness. funeral held at Oakwood cemetery Saturday conducted by Rev C Klingman. Bereaved relatives have community sympathy. John R Lopilesmilk, a leading merchant, was a business visitor to Comanche yesterday.
An advertisement showcases Munsing wear for the family, highlighting loose fitting knit teddies for hot months, flesh and white options, bodice tops, dainty cami slips in satin or crepe de chine, georgette lace, crepe gowns, and embroidered filmy lace pieces.
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