Merchandising Campaign Marks New Neely Building Opening
Neely Mercantile announces its move to the Neely building on the west side square in Comanche. In a 1925 closing sale the store promises all new stock bought in bulk to secure low prices and offer a liberal share of unmatchable offerings across departments before year end.
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Comanche
Men’s and Boy’s Department Offers Low Prices
Our men’s and boy’s department displays a complete line of current styles for men young men and boys with exceptionally low prices. Blue work shirts 50c ribbed shirts and drawers 5c union suits 1.00 work gloves 85c overalls 1.00 full range including sheep lined duck coats work gloves flannel shirts caps and shoes. See us at the Neely building west side formerly Rowland front doors.
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New Wool Dresses Arrive at Neely Building Weekly Showing
Ladies invited to view a fresh line of wool dresses along with suits wraps and hats this week. Visit through the front door in West Side Square Neely Building and see the newest arrivals priced at five ninety five dollars.
Best quality 32 inch gingham sale price update
A catalog note states premium 32 inch gingham fabric has never sold below 25 cents anywhere and now appears to be offered at a reduced rate. The line hints at a temporary markdown with emphasis on value for buyers seeking durable material.
Big Crowd Attends Outdoor Band Concert Choice
A Sunday crowd of about fifteen hundred gathered at the Hamilton courthouse square for an open air band concert featuring local and visiting musicians from Indian Gap Comanche Carlton Golthwaite and Gustine. The event boosted town spirit and highlighted the value of a resident band for community life.
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