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Gra ham store promotes its autumn millinery display with the finest styles and patterns urging customers to visit and see the collection.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
4
Gra ham store promotes its autumn millinery display with the finest styles and patterns urging customers to visit and see the collection.
Mr Street travels to Chicago to re stock Fivre Stores with a second purchase of fair goods. A fresh stock of silks fancy suitings neckwear belts knit goods caps novelties ladies and misses suits skirts coats and jackets will arrive in a few days. Bargains will be offered at special prices while emphasizing high quality and best style. Graham’s only exclusive dry goods store aims to be the best local shop for dry goods.
In the dress goods department a new fall and winter selection features the latest weaves and patterns. A large shipment arrives soon. Silks include silk silings and waist goods with plaids checks and solids priced 50c to 1.75 yard. Suitings show fancy cloths broadcloths novelties worsteds serges and panamas from 35c to 1.50. A special sale offers woolen dress goods at 50c with good styles.
Large orders to Miss Van Wormer indicate popular hat styles in town. Custom trimming available to fit exact preferences. New hats and trimmings arriving weekly. Also presenting cheap serviceable cotton fabrics in gray and color plaid checks and mixtures with prices at 15 16 1 2 and 20 cents.
A new machine enables making three sizes of covered dress buttons to match outfits. The shop stocks numerous caps for Misses, Boys and Children in many styles colors and prices. A large range of Men's Golf Caps and Heavy Caps is also offered.
Opened fall stock features dainty, prettiest shoes of high quality. Styles include Kid, Patent Colt, Patent Kid with light and heavy soles. Prices 3.50 to 4.00 with custom grade 4.00 specials. claim quality equals or surpasses many 5.00 city shoes.
A local shop promotes a wide display of tailor made ladies suits coats and skirts in black gray and other colors. Unfinished worsteds cheviots and checked cloths featured with prices from 12.50 to 25 including long coats jackets and misses coats plus a Chicago shipment of new skirts priced 2.50 to 7.50. Call to view the line.
Sale includes cotton towels 17x36 and 16x32 with hemstitched models. Prices range from 20 cents to 75 cents for Kenwood quilts and Elsa quilts, with 11-4 fringed varieties up to 2.50. Utility and Marseilles options listed.
Fall apparel spotlight featuring BK & W suits described as high quality, well tailored, and long wearing. Includes boys and youth suits and a strong emphasis on low prices for cotton goods such as dress ginghams percals domes tics and sheeting with numerous price points and large stock.
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