Summer Dry Goods Sale At Deep Discount
A local retailer announces a clearance sale offering all remaining summer dry goods at substantial discounts. Shop hours and specifics may vary by location as stock clears.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
5
A local retailer announces a clearance sale offering all remaining summer dry goods at substantial discounts. Shop hours and specifics may vary by location as stock clears.
Readable fragments show sales on Ce Mercerized Mall and Butterfly g where voiles and swiss fabrics priced from 9 for 123c to 75c. Names Josephine Batiste and Ida Bell Batiste appear alongside assorted silks and voiles with varied prices.
Clearout of ladies items includes white canvas roots and tan slippers half price. Embroidery fabric previously 25 cents to 1 dollar per yard now half price. Colored cotton crepe for ladies underwear offered at 25 cents.
Multiple classified lines include farms for sale near DeLeon and Comanche Texas with prices and terms, a stock or cows sale, a roll top desk and household items for sale, a bargain for a mattress restoration, and an exchange notice seeking a smaller farm. Names include W. E. Lowe J. R. Davenport C. W. Meadows and J. J. Myrie.
A Beattie union meeting opens Friday night at the tabernacle with good attendance expected. Miss Lillie Hancock and Lem Carter with his wife plan to return from Brownwood Normal Friday. Jno Brown and family to visit relatives in Beattie after moving away last year. William Keith hosts a brother from near Paducah. Dr Hays of Sipe Springs visited Comanche. Earl Clark and Miss Bessie Keith wed Sunday afternoon with Rev Jeff Sanders officiating. L M Clements and Jewel visited Comanche Wednesday. W O W Circle to meet Friday at 2 pm after first and third Sundays.
An ad copy promotes Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial for instant relief and speedy cure priced at 50e and 25¢. It also notes a reminder to have harnesses repaired and oiled at Kilpatrick & Son.
Lee Barland returns home from Brown county Jno Strickland visits Harvey Johnson Saturday night and Sun Tom Johnson and family back from Dawson county Mrs Eli Horner and Miss Pearl Poyner married last Friday night Rev Havener officiating Mr Amon Stephens and Miss Mary Aaron quietly wed at W B Cottrell home last Sunday afternoon Rev Spages conducted ceremony.
Burks Mercantile Co advertises available fencing wire for immediate purchase. The notice urges customers to secure fencing supplies promptly, citing stock and delivery options.
The notice expresses thanks to the people of Comanche for helping win the race for County Superintendent. It offers service from Mrs J E Deely and notes a large leather stock ready for harness goods. Kilpatrick and Son advertise rubber heels for shoes.
Dr I L Vaughan and 4H Bradshaw open a horse and mule sales stable at City Wagon Yard SE corner of square. They offer top market prices for horses mules and milk cows and claim to provide bargains for buyers. Veterinarian Dr J L Vaughan available day or night. phone 335. Also notice land open for settlement and veteran land program details.
Kilpatrick and Son promote lawn mowers hoses insect powders and fruit jars at wholesale prices. Land for sale 212 acres with orchard water pumps cultivation irrigation and a house with windmill located 4 12 miles west of Lakewood New Mexico. J C Platt of Sipe Springs Texas invites inquiries and trade offers.
Daily services list a sequence of sermon titles and scripture references from July 30 to August 13. Times include 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. with topics such as Seek Ye the Lord, The Master Calls, Ye Must Be Born Again, and The Blessedness of Heaven.
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