Spring Renovation and New Furniture Arrivals
The season of renewal brings abundant new items across all departments. Stores showcase fresh stock for dress adornment and home decoration, with a wide furniture department featuring many new pieces.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
16
The season of renewal brings abundant new items across all departments. Stores showcase fresh stock for dress adornment and home decoration, with a wide furniture department featuring many new pieces.
Sun lit spring fabrics such as Tote de Soie India Pongee Duchess Satin and Fancy Silk Stripe Swiss appear in fresh shades. Silk and linen novelties add striking effects with prices from 25 to 75 cents a yard.
A Herald of Spring showcases exclusive shirtwaists with artful trimming and stylish design. Silk waists feature new spring shades at moderate prices from five to six dollars, while wash fabrics and lawn embroidered waists range from $1.50 to $4.00.
A sale offers hats and bonnets for little people and misses in chiffons silks and braids. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.00 with children's wash hats 35c to 75c. Caps of silk mull Swiss and embroidery start at 10c up to 1.75.
Our paints provide body and good spread while protecting against the weather. They cover all colors and shades and are affordable. This season of renewal highlights ready to use paint as the best means to beautify interiors or exteriors.
A 1910s advertisement extols stylish shoes for women and men highlighting quality and individuality of shape. It touts fashionable leathers, new shapes, and affordable prices with options as low as 2 dollars and genuine kid hand turned pairs at 3.50 4.00 and 4.50 dollars.
America leads in furniture as art and durability blend in a display of wardrobes bookcases chiffoniers couches folding beds rockers and bed room suites. The department invites inspection of items that add to home comforts at affordable prices for economical buyers.
Diamondville news item details visits by Mrs. Coas L DeLaBarre and Miss Helga Franzen. Figures include Prof J H Sayer handling news items, Chas Henderson moving stock to S A Mills store, and fencing needed around the cemetery. Mentions of trips by PF 8 Davis and Lefton No 1 to the coast, a mayoral and council election slate, and local entertainment at school No 3. Also promotes Dr King's New Discovery and a subscription offer for The Clinton Weekly and the Kemmerer area paper.
Jane View wife of John View died Sunday April 27 at age 46 after a long illness. Born in Scotland she leaves a husband two sons and three daughters. She was a devout Methodist and loved by all for her gentleness and Christian fortitude. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the M B church with Daly Lodge No 9 A D U W and friends in attendance. She was laid to rest in the local cemetery.
The co partnership known as Robert Kae & Co dissolves by mutual consent. The entity Hobert Kae will collect all accounts and assume all indebtedness. Notice dated April 16, 1902, with dissolution effective immediately.
fragmented timetable notes show train movements between Kouwerer and Cumberland with arrivals at 2:00 and 4:00 and a fare of $1.00. text includes station abbreviations and times, though many letters are garbled.
Four families moved to Glencoe this week and plan to stay. General Manager Whyte Supt Sneddin and Foreman Graffin visited the mines. John Stevenson left for Diamondville to act as tight engineer there. Max Peterman becomes manager of Mountain Tree Changpangs store and serves as cashier. Chas Orth left due to lung issues and will relocate with his family to the Pacific coast. A town town ball game with Diamondville is arranged for a Sunday afternoon.
Champ Glark laments overwork and sleepless nerves. He touts Electric Bitters and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as cures for biliousness constipation and loss of appetite. Drugs sold by Kemmerer Drug.
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