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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
5
The sale continues for two more weeks from November 15 to November 30 with many bargain articles still available. Remaining stock includes blankets, winter underwear for men women and children, dress goods, staple dry goods, hats caps shoes and hosiery at sale prices.
For sale items include a 12 gauge single barrel shotgun at 3.75, a 16 gauge shotgun at 3.95, 22 target cartridges at 3.95 per box, and shotgun shells 10 cents per box while stocks last. Brading machines and brads are also offered per box.
Historical catalog itemization lists enamel ware stewer large pans dippers and wash basins with prices like 13 cents for enamel dipper and 10 cents for polish. Includes school baskets, spring clothes pins heavy sink strainers and sewing machine oils with per item costs and assorted soaps and toiletries.
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania shares a testimonial about indigestion relief using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports long poor digestion, limited foods, and gradual improvement after trying the advertised remedy, now enjoying fine digestion. Sold by all dealers.
An advertisement invites customers to have their old harness repaired at W. W. Kilpatrick & Sons. The notice highlights repair services and suggests returning worn equipment to usable condition.
An old remedy claims to cure old sores and pains with Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil. Sales pitches emphasize simultaneous relief and healing, offered in bottles of 25 cents, 50 cents, or one dollar.
Bart Johnson presents a selection including arbor vitae, crape myrtle, roses and related shrubs. The note highlights plant varieties and care tips for fall planting and maintenance.
Mrs Tom House entertained Kensington Club and many guests Friday afternoon with jasmine and chrysanthemum decor tasty refreshments and dainty gifts. Mesdames Lacy Albin and Reese masked as servants offering popcorn and plenty of treats. Hot chocolate angel and devils food were served to numerous attendees including Myrtle Martin and others. We are prepared to put on rubber tires on short notice.
The November crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture presents preliminary production estimates for the current year and final estimates for the previous year. It lists major crops with production figures in thousands and notes farm prices.
Special November rate offers farmers and laboring readers a seven day Fort Worth Record subscription at 90 cents monthly or six dollars yearly. The deal covers the daily and Sunday paper for one year with delivery seven days a week. Offer ends November 30, 1914. orders to Comanche Chief Exponent. Also Bart Johnson sells fruit trees.
Advertises Chamberlain tablets claiming to move the bowels improve the appetite and strengthen digestion. Available for sale by all dealers.
Washington reports a Radfield Naon conference discussed expanding commerce with Argentina after World War II. A cable from Argentina warns of transportation limits and urges U S steamers to carry mixed goods and move products back. Argentina urges American manufacturers to act boldly with small cargoes and local agents.
The notice announces Rev. W. R. Earp will preach at the Baptist church this Sunday. A local ad promotes a 25 cent rawhide buggy whip claiming it is the best value available.
FPERRILINE is described as a tasteless improved Quinine syrup easy on the stomach for children and adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine. It claims no nausea or nervous effects and no head ringing. The ad promotes FEBRILINE in a 2 ounce bottle at a listed price.
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