Millinery Line Promises Items to Suit Each Taste
A concise sales note hints a complete millinery line awaits shoppers. The dealer commits to finding pieces to meet every approval and invites a visit to view the collection.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
4
A concise sales note hints a complete millinery line awaits shoppers. The dealer commits to finding pieces to meet every approval and invites a visit to view the collection.
Mingo reports farmers' broad smiles after Joe Stover and Alfred Green traveled to Fort Worth. Mrs Elma Owes visited Green Valley. Mrs Emma Williams of Wichita Falls visited her mother. Jim Brown returned home. Miss Beulah Griffin visited her father. Mesdames Ida Anderson and Lora Cox went to Corinth. Hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats available at C F Witherspoon and Sons.
The speaker argues that true thinking comes from analyzing a proposition while promising that buying a piano here relieves customers of doubt about value. A guarantee settles the value question, inviting customers to see and hear the product.
The Denton club event on April 9 featured the Senior Philathea class of the First Baptist Sunday school hosting friends at the home of Miss Margie Cowan. Despite threatening weather, a large gathering enjoyed contests and refreshments provided by numerous attendees and members, including Miss Julia Jones and Mrs. Cowan among others.
A list of assorted domestic goods includes a large granite dish pan a granite tea kettle a No 1 galvanized washtub a large Jardinier decorated china salad bowl a granite stew pan with cover a 10 inch white meat platter and a 10 inch decorated meat platter plus six linen handkerchiefs three pairs of canvass gloves one good window shade and more.
The Fal e late personal mentions several residents and visitors. P C Withers is very sick at home on East Oak street. Mrs S P Allison passes through Denton to Clarksville. Mr and Mrs D H Fry Jr and children of McKinney visit relatives. Mrs L N Nutt of Fort Worth visits sister Mrs P Lipscomb on West Hickory. Willis Blewett, son of Mr and Mrs B W Blewett, is somewhat better after illness. Miss Ruth Key, who stayed with Mrs A P Duggan, returns to Gonzales with Miss Alice Duggan. Mr and Mrs Al Wilcoxon return from their Louisiana honeymoon. Frank B Knight of Southwestern Telephone Co Dallas met local editors and spoke to Fort Worth Advertisers by telephone using eighty two new instruments.
North Texas County Convention of the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees closes after a successful two day session in Denton. Delegates from over the state attend with officers elected for two years and Kalamazoo biennial delegates named.
An advertisement states asthma can be cured with a free trial treatment and information. It lists Frontier Asthma Company at Room 702 in Buffalo New York offering no charge services.
April 11 updates show J. B. Dorsey visiting Garland and C. A. Cox returning from Hardeman county. J. L. Pegram and Maud Harris visit Dr. Harris in Mustang while L. L. Watson moves to the area. Mrs. H. F. Wakefield returns from Fort Worth. Haskell January has scarlet fever at Decatur but attends school and remains well. E. C. McElroy visits Fort Worth. W. S. Wilkins visits Grandview.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as gentler than ordinary cathartics for children. The copy claims a colorless, tasteless ingredient, no diarrhea or nausea, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It stresses normal bowel function and reduced need for laxatives.
Lumber shingles and all building materials available from McCullar Ler Co. Subscribe now to secure a 10 day Chautauqua season ticket priced at $2.50.
Mrs M L Dix of Clarkesville Tennessee reports four years of severe lung trouble ending with relief from Dr Kings New Discovery. The medicine helps coughs colds hay fever la grippe asthma croup bronchitis and more. Trial bottles free. 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by J F Ralpy Co.
An old advertisement touts Hicks Cardine as a fever reducer and cure for aching bodies. Claims include quick relief from malarial conditions and overheating, priced at five cents per unit and ten cents at some stores.
J. M. Taylor lists several high quality milch cows available for sale or exchange. Prospective buyers may inquire for details and terms.
Tens of thousands suffer hay fever and catarrhal asthma find relief by breathing Hyomei. The ad notes it helps when there is mucus discharge and warns it may not suit non catarrhal asthma. A complete Hyomei outfit costs $1 and extra bottles 56 cents.
Subscribe now to secure a ten days Chautauqua season ticket for $2.50. We get fresh vegetables and strawberries daily. Both phones 255. 8S. A. Gibson.
Notes and accounts for collection are in hand for Conway-Craig Lumber Co. Indebted parties are urged to pay promptly. Signatures appear from Joe Gambill and W. S. Yeagley. Local ads promote Sherwin Williams paints McCullar Lumber Co and Folger coffee via S. A. Gibson.
A historical ad lists kitchen staples with prices: pure olive oil pints 65 cents and quarts 1.25, lemon extract 6 oz bottle 35c, vanilla and orange extracts, 6 oz 35c and 25c, spices, Roxbury coffee 1 lb tins 35c, borax, cream of tartar, baking powder, and laundry bluing. Free delivery and phone 52.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Co. M. Curtis in Denton Texas with unclear wordings possibly referring to a decision or designation and the state.
Henry C Dunham, a longtime Denton county resident and Confederate veteran, died Tuesday at about 76. He will be buried Wednesday with Masonic honors.
Street Commissioner Wiggs and workers have manned the effort since Saturday to rebuild the flood damaged bridge. Most bridges are being rebuilt stronger, with the North Elm street second branch bridge raised two feet on piles and stone walls. Fifteen or more bridges washed away, only a few repaired so far, work to continue rapidly.
Dr. E L Lewis, veterinary surgeon and Chicago College graduate, has permanently located in Denton with offices at Denton Transfer Sale and Livery barn. Both phones 35. all calls will be promptly attended to. Residence phone No 9. (new).
The faculty of the College of Industrial Arts and the North Texas State Normal met Monday evening at Stoddard hall. All faculty members except two, including the married couples, attended and enjoyed the evening. Refreshments were served.
An advertisement notes Capudine as a remedy for morning headaches and neuralgia, promising quick relief and mental clarity. The copy highlights its fit for business use and recommends Trent drug stores as the seller.
The article corrects a report that Miss Esther Magill was the first C. L A. graduate to join city schools. It states Miss Gretna Cobb, currently teaching and reelected, graduated from C. I. A. in 1905, not Magill, as previously claimed by a board member to a reporter.
We offer Heinze sweet mixed and plain pickles in bulk priced to suit buyers. Contact S A Gibson by phone for details and availability.
A fragment notes a doctor claiming it knows the druggist offers ideal service, implying confidence in pharmaceutical care. The line hints at physician trust in druggists despite patient uncertainty about service quality.
A local pharmacy highlights thirty years of specializing in prescriptions. They offer free citywide delivery and advertise both phone numbers for customer orders.
Heavy rain Friday night slows field work as cotton planting and corn plowing await dry ground. A F Whitlock and W F Caddell ordained deacons at Sunday services. Mrs Maggie Cox of Coburne visits Mr and Mrs Henry Rick. Miss Naomi Hudgins returns from Denison visit with her brother Marcus.
H. E. Burgess has traveled to West Texas to prospect for minerals and potential gains, seeking opportunities in remote mining districts and evaluating local prospects.
A 30 cent classified notice lists John Randolph and Dora Linver in a cotillion column style entry with six variations of ten words.
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