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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
8
Silk petticoats in navy brown gray red and black priced five dollars each with guaranteed wear. Flannelette kimonas and dressing sacs at 20 percent discount. Fall and winter underwear for women and children offered in popular 25c to 2.00 price ranges. Strong everyday lines draw steady business. buy here.
Trade chatter promises lowest carpet and linoleum prices with a vast stock in Greeley. A sale Thursday morning features 49c price on 100 pieces of wool dress fabric noted as new style woven patterns and shopfresh. Get in early as items are expected to sell quickly.
Suits and overcoats offered in this feature present a selection for changing seasons. Buyers can compare fabrics, fits, and prices as retailers promote durable wardrobes for fall and winter wear.
Silk shawls for evening wear are offered in cream light blue light pink white and black. The goods are described as bought right and priced to satisfy the trade.
Bear skin cloth in white, golden brown and cardinal colors. Width 50 inches. Priced at 2.25 dollars. Described as grade best and suitable for small coats.
Greeley store advertises largest shoe stock in town. Regent men’s shoes offered at 3.50 dollars, and a large week’s arrival of W. L. Douglas shoes. Queen Quality and Utz Dunn lines for women, Red School House shoes for children.
Eaton residents enjoy opening of Hotel DeWitt in Ault and bustling social events. Notables include Rev. P Dickinson returning from Cleveland council, new J F F club formation, and extensive guest lists from across Colorado and beyond. The community also marks births, deaths, and church activities amid a busy week of clubs and receptions.
Born to Mr and Mrs A R Hilton on Sunday Oct 20 a daughter. The Bethel Ladies Aid met with Mrs Christman last Thursday and made comforts. Mr and Mrs C P Kemmerer of Greeley called at Mr Christman's last Sunday. W H Palmer left for New Mexico to fetch sheep for winter and to bring some for W A Miller. Briggs Bros and W VanGorder plan to feed 2200 sheep this winter. they have 1100 now and expect 1100 more soon. Lew Dwinell, longtime worker for D G Straight, went to Loveland then Torrington Wyoming to claim land there.
The Greeley Produce and Commission Co announces a new warehouse at 705 Fifth Street and urges buyers to bring potatoes onions and cabbage for the highest market price. Phone Greeley 257.
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