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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
16
The column touts a season of renewal and new offerings across departments. It highlights abundant new items for dress and home decoration and specifically invites customers to explore the furniture department for fresh pieces.
Sunlit spring fabrics capture the season sheens as Tote de Soie India Pongee Duchess Satin and Fancy Silk Stripe Swiss lead the display. Silk and linen novelties appear in airy textures with prices ranging from 25 to 40 cents per yard, offering a bright relief from winter tones.
A display of hats and bonnets for children misses and youngsters features dainty Chi hands silk and fancy fabrics priced from 1.25 to 2.00. Children’s wash hats range 35 to 75 cents. Caps of mull Swiss silk and embroidery offered from a low price to 1.75.
A Herald of Spring features exclusive shirtwaist displays with varied charm and artful trims. Silk waists highlight stylish design in new spring shades at moderate prices from $5 to $6, plus wash fabrics and lawn embroidered waists priced $1.50 to $4.00.
Bright Paints advertise a full line of ready to use paints. They claim body and good spread, weather protection, a wide range of colors, and affordable pricing. Suitable for interior and exterior renewal this season.
Ladies know what a stylish shoe means. It tones up the whole costume and stamps the wearer as well dressed. Excellence of quality and individuality of shape, with reasonable prices, characterize our varied stock of ladies and men’s shoes. A good shoe as low as 2 dollars and genuine kid, hand-turned, at 3.50, 4.00 and 4.50 per pair.
America leads in durable artistry and furniture quality. This department offers wardrobes, bookcases, chiffoniers, couches, folding beds, rockers, and bedroom suites all at prices that bring good quality, dependable goods within reach of the most economical buyer.
A night fire swept through the offices of Dr. Gamble and the Henderson drug store destroying both structures. The blaze started in the doctor's heated stove area. Mrs Henderson woke her husband who initially mistook the crackling as dripping icicles. Insurance totals show Dr Gamble with 2200 coverage while Henderson collects 1900 after goods saved. Local reaction and firefighting efforts followed as responders battled the blaze and saved contents from the drug store.
Henry Orook of the Ashe ville Gazette reports a dramatic relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He contracted rheumatism after wet feet and bought a bottle guaranteed to cure. Within two thirds used, his pain vanished and has not returned. Sold by all dealers.
On the ninth day of September 1901 I sold my business at Diamondville to the firm of Carollo & Genasel consisting of Joseph Carollo and Fi Gieuasei. All debts are payable to aid firm and they assume all obligations. I deny partnership with Joseph Carollo and Gi...
Mines worked six and a half days this week as miners toiled hard. Italian Imo suffered a leg fracture from a premature blast. Mrs. R. Williams may be sent to Salt Lake City for hospital care in April. A new 50,000 gallon water tank at the mine improves emergency readiness. Beginning April 1 daily railroad mail service replaces twice weekly stage from Kemmerer. Fifteen coal cars billed Thursday, a solid day's work for the period. Examiner Brownson questioned. remains employed by OSLI.
Mrs. Chas Applsia of Anderson Indiana suffered nightly coughs and frightful spits of blood until Dr King s New Discovery cured her. She gained 58 pounds after trying six bottles. The remedy promises to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at Hocker Landers drug store.
United States Land Office in Evanston Wyoming announces Susan Renshaw of Big Piney filing notice of intention to make final proof on desert land claim No 763 for parts of sections 5 and 8 township 30 north range 112 west before Uinta county United States Commissioner John W Strong at Burns post office April 21 1902 Witnesses include Joseph A Black Lee Daniels Christian Nelson George Tl Renshaw all residents of Big Piney Wyoming. Also mentions ticket offer Kemmerer to Salt Lake for round trip 9 50 with final limit April 15 1903.
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