Mrs Dickson's July Clearance Sale Opens Millinery Deals
Big savings advertise a July clearance at Mrs Dickson's millinery shop. Attend now to snag discounted hats and headpieces during the sale event.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
4
Big savings advertise a July clearance at Mrs Dickson's millinery shop. Attend now to snag discounted hats and headpieces during the sale event.
Local oil mills completed a successful season with products valued at 300000. Repairs continue as preparations for the next crop season begin after eight months of operation this year.
The Denton oil mill closed its season then prepared for seed crushing. It produced over 300000 dollars of products from 10000 tons of seed, employed about fifty men in two shifts, and paid 12000 to 14000 dollars in payroll. Most oil shipped to New Orleans with cake exported.
J S J Gober is to take charge as postmaster on July first. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Lizzie Wade. Cattle shipments: Sam Curl and others sent twenty cars to Kansas City. Tal Crawford and Marshall Reynolds shipped three cars to Fort Worth. Sidney J. Smith wed Lizzie Waide at the Collins home Thursday. A box supper fundraiser to buy instruments for Woodmen Circle band. First cotton blossom brought in by G. J. Garner.
Mrs. Dickson’s millinery hosts a July clearance sale upstairs at Wilson-Hann company. Shoppers can save on summer hats including going away styles as prices drop for a limited time.
Grocery ad promotes Phones 86 Baseballs Grocery offering fresh goods at all times. Encourages starting a July account to experience service and satisfaction with the store.
Miss Helen T. Lister a domestic science teacher in the C A summer session was summoned home Monday by a telegram reporting the serious illness of her mother in Galveston.
Turner Bros advertises reliable home services promising satisfaction. The slogan invites customers to experience proven quality and friendly personnel delivering what the company calls dependable results.
For the benefit of employees the store will close at 7 o clock on Saturdays and at 6 pm on other days. Customers are asked to shop early and visit Mrs. Dickson's millinery parlors for July clearance values. The notice is signed by T. C. Sample.
Denton and Denton County residents aged 735 years old or older can claim a free cabinet photo from local photographer John Swartz. The offer runs through July 10 and applies to men and women in the photographer’s town near the post office.
Guidance to patients on following a doctor's prescription accurately to help achieve best results for illness in the family. The note emphasizes careful adherence and proper filling of prescribed medicines.
An ad promises the best service at the lowest price with fresh and pure drugs carefully compounded by experienced pharmacists. Packages are delivered to all parts of the city at no extra charge.
J A Minnis prescription druggist operates from East Side Square offering medicines and compounding services.
A local advertisement touts Denton Tailoring Co offering cleaning and pressing to refresh worn suits at a fraction of new costs. The shop promises disinfection through high temperature steam, odor removal, nap restoration, and a sharper appearance, inviting customers to try the service.
The Philathea Baracans plan a Tuesday afternoon demonstration of aluminum ware at the church annex with each attendee receiving an aluminum pie plate. A large turnout is expected. Highland Park well reports 1545 feet depth with drill in red rock and blue shale reaching about 1540 feet. Drilling continues with 5 to 6 inch bore to 1850 feet and then 4 1/4 inch to 2000 feet.
Mrs Dickson’s upstairs shop at Wilson-Hann Co showcases spring and summer millinery styles. Fashionable hats feature light materials, delicate brims, and decorative trims for the upcoming season.
Old men and women feel the need of a laxative more than young folks yet it must be safe and painless. Dr King's New Life Pills are especially good for the aged and prompt and easy to use. Price 25c. Recommended by J F Raley Company.
Seller advertises ripe peaches in quantities any amount with delivery service anywhere and provides contact via new phone number 352.
Cards are issued for a reception at Mrs. Olin Graham's West Oak street home on July 3 hosted by Mesdames Graham and Joe W. Jagoe. A Denton gun club shoot with special prizes is planned for Friday July 4 at 3 o'clock under J S Grawford and Clifford Witherspoon. South Texas comb honey sold by Turner Bros.
Loyal Denton citizens are urged to notify R Ledbetter about unenumerated scholastics to include them on supplemental rolls and gain free admission to city schools. Paschall's Grocery promotes July grocery ads and phone numbers for memories, with Long & Ling advertising daily vegetables and better hardware ads in today’s paper.
A local auto shop promotes preventing troubles by proper maintenance and timely repairs. Their experienced mechanics handle all makes, offering accessories and Fisk tires.
The ad touts the Jewel line of gas stoves praised for quality and durability. It notes 30 years of stove sales, non ox metal construction, and mentions reasonable prices with experienced gas fitters available for installation.
Balloonist secured for the Fourth of July event. Two parade options under review include a decorated float parade and a decorated float alternative with ALTDs.
Fire Department committees meet at 1 30 p m to finalize events for the Denton county Fourth of July celebration. A Clinton Missouri balloonist will depart Tuesday morning for Denton to join a 5 p m ascent. Two parades are planned with decorated vehicles in the morning and autos in the afternoon. Four bands are secured the Harrison Company Normal band and groups from Denton Pilot Point Krum Little Elm and Roanoke. The day runs from 10 30 a m until night fireworks with continuous activities.
The City Equalization Board formed by G W Saunders E E Miller and C C Yancey started work Monday with City Secretary Smith and City Assessor Ledbetter. The fifteen day process will review and inspect each rendition to ensure fairness and reasonableness.
An old classified style ad urges readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company in Buffalo to try a free trial treatment at home. It promises full information and no charge, directing inquiries to room 107.
At the Harrison Theatre the Harrison Company staged June the Gambler a Western mining camp tale noted for pistol play and comic moments. The parson and six shooters drive the plot with a hymn and a river chant amid uproar as June loves Duke and a royal flush ends the tale. Phone 7 advertises services and prices.
A local retailer promotes heavy duty rubber gloves for home cleaning. The advert urges buyers to wear gloves to prevent damaged hands and suggests visiting the store for a strong durable pair.
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