Fall and Winter Stock Opening Draws Broad Interest
Our Fall and Winter Stock is offered at favorable prices and presented across every department. Our Millinery and Dress Goods Opening on October 1st drew a large crowd with many purchases and new creations on display. We invite you to call soon to view the stock and enjoy the store’s advantages.
Nobbiest line of Men's Fine Clothing now shown
Graham store highlights a nobbiest line of men s fine clothing with style and fabric unseen before. Prices range from 10 to 20 dollars.
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Graham
Latest Coat Line Arrives in Graham for Ladies and Misses
New stock features coats in tans greens browns pearl and blue shades. Ladies coats priced from five dollars to eighteen dollars while misses range from two fifty to seven fifty. Also a large selection of bear skin coats and baby caps with prices from two fifty to five dollars and caps from seventy five cents to one dollar.
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Graham
Dress Goods New Weaves and Colors for Spring
A showroom of fancy all wool suitings in Elephant Grey Taupe Plum and green and brown shades from 65¢ to $1.50 per yard. Grey brown and blue striped suitings 35 to 65 cents. Novelty Velour Ponde Soi Finish at 35 cents per yard. White wool goods in Cassimere Broadcloth and White Poplins.
Millinery showcase promises handmade hats for all ages
Ladies' hats are still crafted by hand and carefully trimmed to fit each wearer. Orders should be placed early to ensure perfectly trimmed hats. Tailored hats range from 3.50 to 38.00, with dresses from 6.00 to 15.00 and latest shapes for misses and children at moderate prices.
Ladies Skirts Offer In Graham Lineup At Low Prices
The largest display of ladies fine skirts in Graham features sheath tunic and plain styles in voiles cassimere panamas and mohair with colors including black blue and brown. Prices range from 3.50 to 12.50.
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Graham
New Stream of Domestic Fabrics At Low Prices
Splendid line of Outing Flannel 81-2 to 10¢ per yard bordered dress flannelettes lie per yard 36 inch Percales in shades and colors 10 ¢ per yard big new line Ginghams 81-3 to 10e yard 36 inch cambric soft finish 10¢ per yard good domestic 6c per yard Hope Bleached Domestic 10c per yard big line new cretans 8 1-3 to 1 special star bleach domestic 7 1-2 ¢ per yard big line assorted patterns cotton checks 5c per yard
Jail Held Suspect After Stock and Goods Theft
A man calling himself Harry Russell stole a horse a watch a coat shoes and ten dollars from Wiley Moore at Jean. The horse was recovered in Graham and Jack County officers tracked the suspect to Jacksboro where Sheriff Wallace detained him on the night train. He wore the stolen clothing and watch but lacked funds for a Fort Worth ticket.
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Wallace
Harry Russell
Wiley Moore
Jean
Graham
Jacksboro
Jack County
Fort Worth
Hunt's Cure Skin Disease Guarantee Ad Card
An advertisement claims Hunt's Cure cures any form of skin disease with one box and one application. It asserts prompt relief of itching and permanent cure for eczema tetter ringworm and similar troubles. The tone emphasizes absolute guaranteed effectiveness.
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Hunt
Young Man Dies of Heart Failure Near Farmer
Roy Wyms, about nineteen, died of heart failure last Sunday at his parents' home two miles southwest of Farmer. He had been in good health and was playing in the yard with his brother when death occurred. The body was buried at Hawkins Chapel on Monday morning.
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Roy Wyms
Farmer
Hawkins Chapel
Agricultural Exhibit by Mr White Delights Local Audience
Mr. F S White agricultural and horticultural commissioner for the Rock Island Frisco lines visited the city Tuesday with an exhibit car. Pupils and farmers heard his talks on horticulture and agriculture and were greatly pleased. His mission supports farmers along the lines and promotes distribution of helpful printed material. The community hopes for another visit soon.
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F. S. White
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
Graham
White
Corn Show Encourages Young County Growers in Graham
The Corn Show in Graham on Tuesday drew interest from local cotton farmers and showcased three corn types white yellow and mixed. Prizes of 25 15 and 10 were awarded by the Graham Commercial Club to W P Stinson S L Thornton and T C Wadley for best white yellow and mixed corn entries respectively. Twenty one exhibitors entered ten ears each with F S White assisting in judging. The event aims to become a permanent feature for Young county corn growers and to encourage further study of corn science. Names listed include T C Wadley J H Blanton Sr J H Carter H K Ragland P L Gibson Geo Farmer A Gordon Fred W Fay H C Fields J R McCarroll J D Butler W P Stinson S L Thornton W S Timmons C D Brewton Oliver.
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Commercial Club
Graham
W. P. Stinson
S. L. Thornton
T.C. Wadley
F. S. White
Rock Island
T. C. Wadley
J. H. Blanton, Sr
J. H. Carter
H. K. Ragland
P. L. Gibson
Geo, Farmer
A. Gordon
Fred W. Fay
H. C. Fields
J. R. McCarroll
J. D. Butler
W. S. Timmons
C. D. Brewton
Oliver
Attend to your Liver with Simmons Liver Purifier
The copy urges readers to care for the liver and promotes Simmons Liver Purifier as a remedy that can fix liver trouble and maintain its health.
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Simmons
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