Shoe and Dress Goods Offered From Chicago and St Louis
Our buyer has returned from the northern markets with shoes and menswear bought in St Louis, and ladies fashion notions sourced in Chicago. The store invites customers to view new, snappy and exclusive lines from these major markets under Uncle Sam.
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St. Louis
United States
Chicago
Sam
Hats Swell Line in New Spring and Summer Styles
Mens hats showcase novelty shapes and colors designed to match the new spring and summer suits. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.50 dollars.
New Ferguson-McKinely Shirts Debut in Graham
When warmer days approach, customers are invited to browse the coolest, newest line of men and boys soft shirts in Graham. Ferguson-McKinely brand features Soisett fabric Mercented Sateens and silk finish fancy stripes with prices from 75c to 1.75 and a new Madras shirting line.
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Graham
Ferguson-McKinely
Soisett
Ladies Muslin Underwear In Stock Display
A new display features ladies muslin gowns and skirts trimmed in lace and embroidery. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.50, with a handsome selection now available.
Dress Fabrics Display in Graham Store
We invite particular people to examine our line of summer dress fabrics Mousseline silk stripes and dots Silk Foulards and the handsomest line of White Waistings ever seen in Graham All of these fabrics will be on display at our store in just a few days for your examination Prices the very lowest.
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Graham
Elko Mfg. Co
Chicago
Elko
Eton Percals In Fancy Stripes And Borders
Fragments describe Eton Percals with varied stripes colors and border styles. The snippet mentions Bees and odd wording but no clear context or events.
Drop-Stitch Hose Revived in New Spring Colors
Drop-Stitch Hose return to fashion with ready-to-display sets in spring Oxfords ox-bloods pink blue tan and white. The latest drop-stitch patterns align with prevailing styles for the season.
Linen price fabric with borders for summer wear
The new medium price linen fabric is offered for summer wear with borders of 1 1/2 and 2 inches. Prices shown are 7 1/2 cents and 8 1/3 cents per yard.
Mrs. B S Doty Dies In This City
Mrs. B S Doty died at the family residence last Tuesday night and her remains will be laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery this evening. Her brother C C Miller and wife arrived from Canadian Texas to attend the funeral. She was described as an everyday Christian woman whose life enriched the town and whose memory will remain a noble example.
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B.S. Doty
Oak Grove
C. C. Miller
Canadian
Texas
Graham Mill Sag Company Ships Four Cars
The Graham Mill Sag Company shipped four cars of flour to foreign markets on Monday, one of many monthly shipments indicating strong demand for Graham flour nationwide. The notice urges local pride in this leading industry and to patronize home production, preferring Graham flour over substitutes.
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Graham Mill- Sag Company
Fire Department Thanks Donors For Benefit Fund Support
The boys of the fire department express gratitude to all who donated to last week’s benefit fund. They appreciate the kindness and believe the community supports their efforts to keep a well maintained fire department.
A Good Man Gone From Gooseneck Head
D S Price died after a two month illness at 63 in Gooseneck Head. He came from Lampasas two years ago, owned the William Johnson farm, and left a wife and eleven children. At his bedside he advised family to prepare for death, expressing peace with God, and was laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery by the Masonic order. He was a Christian and beloved for his cheerful, helpful life.
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S. Price
Gooseneck Head
Oak Grove Cemetery
Masonic Order
Lampasas
William Johnson
F. M. Berry
District Court Notes Guilty Verdicts and Upcoming Trial
In district court progress slowed with fewer dispositions. The grand jury reported 48 bills, 38 misdemeanors and 8 felonies, and will reconvene next Monday the 15th. State v Bennett ended with a guilty verdict and a 25 year penitentiary sentence. H L Lee was found guilty of cattle theft and sentenced to two years. Rev G A Summers is set for trial next Thursday the 18th. Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church offers to fill orders for refreshments. phone 342 for cakes, salads, sauces.
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J. W. Bennett
H. L. Lee
G. AC. Summers
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
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