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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
5
Ladies solid leather shoes at 5 cents a pair and men’s solid leather soles at 95 cents. Belle shoes for ladies and misses comparable to a $2 value, Misses sizes at 1.25. Men’s calf boots 3.50 priced at 2.25, Rocks shoes claimed to be best for hard wear and guaranteed.
Dies Skirts and Waists introduces a fresh line of ladies waists with marked prices for quick sale. The store brands itself as a headquarters for skirts and advertises affordable prices aimed at rapid turnover.
A local ad lists Outing Flannels in colors at 5e per yard for 8e grade. Flannellettes at 12 1-2c. 54 inch all wool dress Flannels 45c per yard. 30 inch Black Figured Mohair now 12 1-2c. Extra heavyCotton flannel 6 1-2c and light grades 4 1/2c.
Ladies' Union Suits in good quality offered at 23¢ each and Men's undershirts and drawers with flenced lining valued at 35¢ per garment available for 43¢ per suit. New lot of $1.00 dress shirts arrived with fresh patterns priced at 45¢.
Men’s suits priced at 7.50 8.00 and 3.50 with black and colors. Other men’s suits 5.09 13.50 and 15 made by first class tailors in new materials at 10 a suit. Childs wool suits 2.25 sizes 8 to 1% now 1.50. Childs 2 suits 1.25. Men’s work pants 75c. Overcoats in all grades and kinds at very low prices.
Ladies' square large size fascinators priced at 23 cents each. A collection of fascinators and circular saws is offered with prices from 25 cents to 8 dollars, described as the prettiest ring of items yet brought to Graham.
The issue reports on the Graham cotton market gains and strong trade at local shops, plus daily activity in Graham and nearby towns. It notes farm prospects, a fire at Morrison's gin, marriages, and plans to exhibit Young county produce at the St Louis World’s Fair, urging readers to support local representation.
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