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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
8
The Season of Renewal brings new items across all departments with plenty of pretty designs for dress and home decoration. Furniture department features many fresh pieces to freshen your living space.
Sun warmed season brings airy fabrics to fashion shelves. Tote de Soie India Pongee Duchess Satin and Fancy Silk Stripe Swiss headline new spring lines. Silk and linen novelties appear with prices from 25 to 40 cents per yard.
A collection features dainty hats and bonnets for little people and misses in chi'fon, silk, and fancy fabrics with prices from 1.25 to 2.00. Children's wash hats range from 35c to 75c, plus caps in mull, swiss, silk and embroidery from cheap to 1.75.
A Herald of Spring presents a range of shirtwaists notable for elegance variety originality and artful trimming. Silk waists shine in design and trimming with new spring shades and prices from 5.00 to 6.00 while wash fabrics and lawn embroidered waists range 1.50 to 4.00.
Bright paints offer body and easy spread while providing weather protection. They cover all colors and shades and are affordable. This season, our ready to use paint is the best means to beautify your home inside or out.
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, paired with reasonable prices, define our varied stock of ladies and men’s shoes with fashionable leathers and new shapes. A good shoe as low as two dollars and genuine kid hand turned at three fifty, four and four fifty per pair.
In this department America leads in furniture design and development. The catalog invites inspection of wardrobes, bookcases, chiffoniers, couches, folding beds, rockers, and bedroom suites all offered at prices that deliver good quality, dependable goods to economical buyers.
A fire gutted the office of Dr Gamble and the drug store of Chas Henderson in Diamondville. Fire started in the doctor’s heated stove, threatening Henderson’s residence. Mrs Henderson woke her husband as flames spread. crowd fought the blaze but Dr Gamble’s building was lost and Henderson’s stock partially saved. Insurance totals: Gamble $2,200. Henderson coverage limited by saved goods.
Henry Orook, presman of the Ashe ville Gazette, testifies that Chamberlain's Pain Ball cured his rheumatism after a severe winter case. He bought a bottle from a local dealer and reports rapid relief, claiming no rheumatic pain since use. The ad notes the product is guaranteed to cure rheumatism.
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 the firm, which assumes all obligations. This is notice of dissolution due to non-partnership with Joseph Carollo, 4 CiagLt Gevascn Wyo, thie.
Glencoe notes describe six and a half day work week at the mine, a bad blast injuring an Italian named Imo, ongoing sheep passes, sick Mrs. James Hunter in Ogden, hospital plans for Mrs. KR Williams, a new 50000 gallon water tank for emergencies, daily mail by railroad starting April 1, coal shipments of fifteen cars, and inspector Brownson's continued security amid O S L I operations.
Mrs Chas Appl sia aodris of Ind reports nightly coughing and frightful lung symptoms. After trying all medicines she used Dr King s New Discovery, buying six bottles for 1.00, gaining 58 pounds and full recovery. Trial bottles free at Hocker Landers drug store.
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming issues final proof notice for Susan Renshaw Desert Land No 763 claiming irrigation and reclamation of land in sections 9 and 8 township 30 north range 112 feet before United States Commissioner John W Strong Burns post office Uinta county Wyoming on April 21 1902 witnesses listed include Joseph A Black Lee Daniels Christian Nelson George Tl Renshaw all of Big Piney Wyoming plus hotel and travel details for a round trip Kemmerer to Salt Lake at 9.50 with April 15 1903 final limit
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