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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
8
The season of renewal brings spring style to every department with new dress and home adornments. Our furniture department showcases many new items to refresh homes with modern pieces and decorative accents.
Light airy fabrics for the new season captivate shoppers as Tote de Soie India Pongee Duchess Satin and Fancy Silk Stripe Swiss headline a waves of dainty spring textiles. Silk and linen novelties add striking effects with prices from 25c to 75c per yard.
A collection of dainty hats and bonnets for children and women in chiffon silk and braids. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.00 for fine pieces, with children's wash hats from 35c to 75c and caps in mulls swiss silk and embroidery from 10c to 1.75.
A Herald of Spring showcases silk waists praised for design and trimming in new spring shades. Specials include wash fabrics and lawn embroidered waists priced from 1.50 to 4.00, with entry items at 5.00 5.50 and 6.00. Highlights emphasize exclusiveness and originality.
Bright Paints claim to provide weather resistant coatings with full color ranges and good spread. The adverts promote ready to use interior and exterior paints as an affordable renewal option for homes this season.
A showroom promotes a large varied stock of ladies and men's shoes. It highlights fashionable leathers and new shapes with values at two dollars for a basic pair and 3.50 to 4.50 dollars for genuine kid hand turned pairs.
America leads in furniture with artful design and durable development. The department offers wardrobes, bookcases, chiffoniers, couches, folding beds, rockers, and bed room suites at prices bringing good quality within economical reach. Inspect the varied items and enjoy value and style.
Diamondville notices show The Camera at Diamondville appointing Prof. J H Sayer as news agent. Judge Kirby and Wm Lowrie register electors. Chas Henderson relocates to 8 A Mills store. Revival meetings by Rev C DeLaBarre. various road, mine, and store projects. Arbor Day observed with encouraged tree planting by district children.
Man L Quealy returns to work feeling better after illness. Frontier school closed for a holiday and will observe Gov. Rich’s proclamation. Layoffs at the tipple but enough workers remain. John Freeman of Glenys visited Bryce Freeman and reports the river running slowly. Janes Hunter of Diamonsville Coal and Dike Co. in Glencoe visited Frontier. Allen Rae and company went duck hunting on the river last Saturday, finding ducks in better feeding grounds. Frontier Dramatic Co. performed in Cumberland to a large audience. Local dance attracted many Diamondville residents. Johnnie Stringer of Frontier Supply burned his hand and must wear a sling. Angus Maclean’s fourteen-year-old son returns from southern West to reside with parents. Joby Matthews traveled to Gleneoe to round up about 200 sheep for sale near Frontier. Jane struck a good deal and brought sheep to Frontier for fattening and sale.
The mine now runs three days a week. Mrs Maggie Baker travels east to visit relatives. Mrs James Hunter returns from Ogden after a month of illness. Fy Base and fr Beieau serve as section duties easing others from walking the track alone. Olaf Orth, manager of the Mountai Trading Company store, will visit Diamondville for a one time assignment.
The firm Mobertdine & Co is dissolved by mutual consent effective today. The Mehart Hae will collect all debts and wind up affairs. Apr 45, 1902. Wyn address in the notice.
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