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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
2
For weeks we have arranged and re arranged the store in Moulton and surrounding country gathering seasonable merchandise bargains to please the people. We buy a bargain and sell it the same way promising lowest prices and profitable visits with a mammoth stock and wise selections. Quality is our watchword and goods are new styles and weights and measures correct.
The store promotes a bigger, more complete millinery inventory with a strong line of children's, misses and ladies street hats, plus infants strawcaps. It highlights ladies ready to wear hats from top markets and urges customers to visit early while selections are complete.
Ladies can buy ready to wear white waist garments in multiple prices from 75 cents to 3.50. Styles include open fronts and embroidered or plain fronts. Fronting for net shirt waists in white and cream, sold by the inch, available in three grades to create stylish, well fitted waists.
The store promotes a large collection of laces embroideries and trimmings including Valen ciennes laces from 5 to 75c per yard and matching embroideries with fine French organdies. It highlights torchen and linen laces for coats and dresses and notes Fruit of DeLoom at a Lonsdale Domestic per yard 12% as a superior domestic option.
Our shop features wash goods including a silk suiting at 50c a yard and sheer white fabrics such as Lineweave. We offer mercerized cloth that retains luster after washing and corsets to fit small to large figures. Prices range from 66 to 3.50 with a full spring stock display.
The notice highlights a fabric called Soute widely known, claiming availability in every shade. No additional context, price, or supplier details are provided.
Attractive prices list bargains such as Mustard Sardines five boxes for 25 cents and Best American Sardines six boxes for 25 cents. Also promoted are Everett Classic Ginghams per yard, 5 pounds of Roc fabric, Mandelson's Starchee lye, and baking powder one pound. Regular sale items highlight Ostingal products and other kitchen goods with low prices.
We have received twenty five beautifully trimmed ladies hats. Each is a rare bargain and will sell while they last at two dollars fifty cents per hat. Values range from three fifty to four dollars.
The Moulton Eagle announces its publication by C F Knape, publisher and proprietor, with entry as second class matter at the Moulton Texas post office.
Hallettsville Texas March 6 Colquitt is expected to win Lavaca County by a safe majority as in 4 years. Davidson will gain heavy support for lieutenant governor and Teague strong for comptroller. Local race for sheriff opens with Mashek out and Strauss in. County incumbents seek reelection with Green challenging McCutchan.
The text notes support for Bailey for United States senator and Colquitt for governor. John Dornak, a farmer near here, is a candidate for representative. It is conceded Wharton county should name the candidate for representative from Wharton and Lavaca counties, and Lavaca is unlikely to offer a candidate.
The fifth and final session will be held March 26 with a program on language teaching geography arithmetic and educational principles. Speakers include Miss Tillie Guenther Miss Lucie B Cobb Aug Janszen and others. The meeting runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is open to all teachers and the public. William Eilers is conductor.
William McKeowen, father of Mrs. F Biebunko, arrived from Houston on Monday for a visit.
The Moulton Independent School District board orders an election at F W Lucke office in Moulton on April 12 1910 to decide if a district tax may be levied to fund public free schools at ten 16c cents per 100 dollars valuation. F W Lueke named election manager with two judges and two clerks. only qualified property tax payers may vote. George Baur president J T JargguI secretary. Moulton Texas March 4 1916.
The writer informs the public that after next week they will be located in the Dr Guenther building on Front Street. They will be pleased to see friends and patrons and will hold a sale at greatly reduced prices to reduce stock before moving.
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