Millinery Offers New Winter Goods at Right Prices
Store invites customers to inspect a growing stock of winter millinery with daily arrivals. The ad emphasizes complete assortment and favorable prices, inviting patrons to visit and view the line.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
2
Store invites customers to inspect a growing stock of winter millinery with daily arrivals. The ad emphasizes complete assortment and favorable prices, inviting patrons to visit and view the line.
Carl Rogers of Comanche tops Burroughs Adding Machine Co Texas prize list by November 15 to win a Thanksgiving turkey. Magnet accompanied him on a route to meet salespeople highlighting his achievement and local support from Comanche friends.
An advertisement touts strengthening plasters as wasteful and promotes Chamberlain's liniment as cheaper and more effective. It advises dampening flannel with the liniment and applying it to affected areas to relieve pain and soreness. Sold by all dealers.
An old newspaper advertisement proclaims If it is not an Eastman it is not a kodak and promotes the sale by The Wm. Reese Co and partners R. W. H. Hamilton with fourteen years experience as watch maker.
An auto narrowly avoided collision last Friday morning when Mrs. Paris Smith struck a buggy with a woman and child inside. The buggy driver turned left instead of right, prompting calls to follow traffic rules, respect speed limits, and prioritize safety for slower travel.
The Comanche Indians representing C. H. S. defeated Randall Academy of Hico 20 to 0 on the local gridiron. They have played six games this season with five wins and four shutouts. They claim the state high school championship, disputed by Central High of Fort Worth, with another matchup expected soon.
An 1892 advertisement from The Wm. Reese Co promotes free Big Wall Chart Calendar with first-come, first-served offer. It targets drug vendors and pill rollers in Comanche and highlights a $1 cash purchase or $2 collection for eligibility. Your dependable druggists announce the limited 300 quantity.
D E Lane announces purchase of Herbert White’s tailoring business and will run it at the old stand on the east side square. Lane specializes in ladies work with all work and prices guaranteed and requests favors from customers.
Calomel sales plummet across the state as Dodson's Liver Tone gains favor. Paris Smith markets the vegetable remedy with a money back guarantee, promising gentle relief from sluggishness and a pleasant taste for all ages.
Members of the Christian church and Sunday school enjoyed a social at the church Friday night where an impromptu program was rendered and much enjoyed by those attending.
An advertisement claims lower rates and more liberal terms for farm loans with no charge for placement, contrasted with paying a commission to obtain financing.
Advertisement notes Eastman kodaks and supplies available at the Wm Reese Company for a three week period. Includes camera accessories and related items offered to customers.
Paris Smith invites participants to join a tablet contest offering a premium of a gold watch. The event highlights a tech giveaway competition and promises a valuable prize for the winner.
Ten thousand one hundred forty one bales of cotton have been received in Comanche up to Wednesday night by wagon at the Farmers Union Yard and another yard. Receipts were forecast to reach 12,000 for the season and may exceed it. Prices have been good with sales around 12 cents.
The Wm. Reese Company advertises Eastman photographs or supplies priced from one to twenty five dollars, promoting a premium offering. The note hints at a broad price range and a sales emphasis on Eastman brand items.
A Comanche display at the Chamber of Commerce features a lemon tree bush not over high with seven lemons, grown by Mrs. Hugh Rambo. Nugent Durham has been appointed Deputy County Tax Collector, replacing duties from the Retail Merchants Association.
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