Cash Sale Ad Offers Low Prices and Prompt Delivery
An advertising notice touts selling everything for cash with low prices and prompt delivery service included at no extra charge. It emphasizes cash transactions and quick delivery.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
4
An advertising notice touts selling everything for cash with low prices and prompt delivery service included at no extra charge. It emphasizes cash transactions and quick delivery.
Herman Lowell Reed died April 16 after a months illness. He was born April 21, 1928. He died at Sidney and was buried in Cox Cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Reed and is survived by a sister Lucile, grandparents and many relatives and friends.
Mrs. Bill Jones former Comanche County resident died at her Hamilton home on Tuesday. Funeral services were held at Albin Cemetery on Wednesday. She is survived by her husband three children five brothers and her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Albin of Pettit. She was a Baptist Church member and Sunday School teacher in Hamilton.
Miss Blanche Miller died at her home near Gustine on Thursday April 9 at 1 p m. Born November 8 1878 in Fayette County Texas she had lived in Comanche County for many years. She is survived by her father two brothers three sisters six nephews three nieces and other relatives. She joined the Missionary Baptist Church at age 20 and remained an active member until death. Mrs W R Miller notes she was devoted to serving others and living as a near perfect Christian.
Funeral rites for Os Handley will be conducted this morning at Oakwood Cemetery. Handley a longtime Comanche resident and former peace officer died Wednesday near midnight at the Mckinzie Hotel where he had lived for several years.
A long list of residents and visitors in Comanche extends from Washington D C to Dallas and Brownwood. Many trips include family visits and moves or professional postings, with Fort Bliss, El Paso and Detroit noted among destinations and assignments.
A thank you note expresses gratitude for sympathy during illness and death of a husband father and grandfather. It also thanks Bro Morton and singers, the community for floral offerings, and nurses and friends of Gorman and Rising Star. Mrs Pink Smart and her children and grandchildren send blessings. Burks Transfer moved Rev Gordon Barretts household goods to John D Waring residence.
Canned goods and staples featured with prices: June peas 10c, flour 1.48, cabbage 5c, peanut butter 2c per jar, onions 22c per lb, soap 25c, Irish potatoes 10 lbs 25c, pinto beans 1.00, coal oil 5 gal 40c, coffee 100 percent 3% lbs 50c. Buyer incentives include 65c per bushel for yellow corn and 15c or more for eggs. by C F Williams offering chicken feed and field seed.
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