Fragmentary Sept 21 22 dates in newspaper brief
A fragmentary line references September 21 and 22 with unclear context. No names, places, or events are decipherable beyond the two calendar dates.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
3
A fragmentary line references September 21 and 22 with unclear context. No names, places, or events are decipherable beyond the two calendar dates.
This description highlights diverse dress fabrics with new patterns and colors. Figured plaids lead, grey tones with green or red threads, solid shades in black blue red grey remain in strong demand. Wool waists feature Tricot Waistings in blue pink old rose grey and green. The shop promises a complete variety, invites customers to view displays, and stresses accessible decoration and display readiness.
The Grocery announces a two day opening on September 21 and 22 featuring a Chicago expert who will serve coffee and tea free to visitors. Attendees are invited to visit the Grocery Department for a pleasant time.
The Furniture Department announces a special sale featuring enamelware at deep discounts. Items on tables include 8 qt pudding pans, blue enamelware, 10 qt blue enamel buckets, 8 qt tea kettles, 2 qt coffee pots, and 17 qt enamel dish pans with prices far below regular.
The opening features fast color dress ginghams at 10c and 12 1-2c per yard, apron ginghams at 7c, Pereases for school dresses in blues and reds, extra wide 7 1-2c, linens and towels at reduced rates, and a promise to match mail order prices. Two days to get acquainted with Northwest Texas’ full department store lineup.
Shoes for all ages and wear types advertise Star Brand Shoes as superior value with low price increases. Ladies 1.50 to 4.00, Misses and Children 0.50 to 2.00, Men's 1.50 to 4.00, Boys 1.25 to 2.50, claiming broad selection and affordability for fall shopping.
The ad explains careful selection of men’s clothing with emphasis on wool quality, durable lining, and well-made canvas fabrics. It notes garments are checked for material, construction, and long wear, with prices ranging from five to fifteen dollars.
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