Department Store Sale Offers Wide Range of Menswear
Vintage advertisement lists discounted men's and boys clothing items from Angrist Men's Shop and The Adam Hat Store on Princeton Avenue. Items include dress shirts 14 to 17 at 1.39, bathrobes 1.50, rayon robes 9.95, horsehide leather jackets 18.50, topcoats 22.50 to 35.00, hats 6.00 to 6.50, leather jackets 9.95, and Mackinaws 5.95 to 8.95. 100% virgin wool hose 1.25, silk and wool scarves 1.39 to 3.50, gloves 4.95.
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Chatham “Woolwich
Cox Department Store
A. W. Cox Department Store
Adam Hat
Princeton Avenue
RAVON
Richman Bros. Clothes
Grain futures dip on profit taking at Chicago market
Chicago grain futures eased after slight losses from late profit taking. Wheat and oats closed mixed with barley showing gains while cash grain reports note bookings and varying prices for sample grades and seeds.
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Chicago
Rails Rally to Seven Year Peak in Stock Averages
Rails and transportation shares surged to seven year highs in a buoyant stock market amid signals of prolonged European conflict. Prominent gainers included Santa Fe New York Central Southern Pacific and Great Northern while Du Pont Dow Chemical Johns Manville A S Gypsum and Sears Roebuck lagged. Turnover totaled 1 930 shares with bonds nudging higher and a total market value of 16 027 300. Continuous buying pushed averages to new highs as investors weighed earnings and dividends amid the holiday season.
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New York
Jay
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Baltimore and Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Emerson Electric
Douglas Aircraft
Allied Chemical
U. S&s
du Pont
Dow Chemical
Johns- Manville A. S. Gypsum
Sears Roebuck
Kirby Petroleum
Northeastern Airlines
West Virginia Coal
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Dec 19
At Baltimore livestock sale prices were active and steady. Medium load steers around 1060 pounds sold near 12.60 with some at 11.50. Scattered common steers about 800 pounds brought 9.50 to 10.75, with a few medium beef cows around 11.00. Better beef kinds evidenced higher values.
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Baltimore
Office of Distribution
Ted
Chicago Livestock Market Turns Dull With Lower Hogs
Chicago livestock report shows salable hogs around 16 000 head with total 29 000 as market slips 25 to 35 cents from Monday. Cattle and calves are mostly salable. fed steers and hogs trend steady to lower with best heifers around 15 25. cows and stock cattle weaker and dealers firmer at 15 50.
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Chicago
Cosm
Eggs and Butter Price Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago reports a firm butter market at unchanged OPA ceilings with extras 40 to 42. Eggs in New York show firm at 23.108 with wholesale levels for Whitestras and various weight ranges, while butter stays firm at ceilings and unchanged.
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Chicago
New York
Midwestern
Colored Selectees Leave For Center
A group of colored registrants from Mercer county board No 1 left for Huntington for the pre induction physical examination. William Addison Jones led the team with Paul Herman Mitchell as assistant leader. Others included Theodore Richard Jr Levang one James Pennell Jr. They will return to Bluefield by train after the examination. Calls for January show a rise over prior months.
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Charile
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Bland
J. MH. Sarver
Ben Miller
Matt
Masseur
O. K
O. K. Furniture Co
Foo
Ole Reptile
Jewe
McCatloon
Seeford's
Stadium Drive
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Warlick Purniture
Wih Co
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Ccordion and Sa
Gtate
Care Telegrep
Care
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Bluefielde
Mousses
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Q Crockett
Dia
BELL
Palot One Pape Co
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George Asbury
Shumate Radio Service
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Cience
Commercial Hotel
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Bee RG. Thomason
Sa W. Va
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Nunnally
SEA Golf
Lionel
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M. Sree
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Phonograph Records
Hemates
Graumann Building
Bluefield Music Music Co
Bramwell
W. Va
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Bivefield Gas Co
Availanle
Bee M. Turk
W. &,Itts
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C. L. Whitlow
W. H. Whitlow
Es Acre
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Aliie Stauffer
Otis Stauffer
W. H. Whitjot
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Mae Waddell
C. J. West
Princeton
Aaron Chambliss
W. C. Penn
T. W. Cardwell
Jerome
J. H. Phillips
James W. Akers
Thomas
Eley
P. F. Wallace
Eclipse Storage & Transfer CO
Eclipse Warehouse Moving
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Homphold Goode Movers
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Lamaria
War Manpower Commission
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G. S. Hagar
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Consan
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Victor Records
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Mele
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Jean G
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Hattie Bolen
Circuit Court
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Wertee
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Thermos A. Long
Pherbia Long
L. T Reynolds
Schlossberg’s
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Seeeseees
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Seeewe
Union Carboy
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West Aw
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Sparrows Point Shipyards, Inc
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Employment Service
Commerce Street
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Muckers
Berwind
Havaco
New River & Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co
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Tony Pastor
Ha! McIntyre
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Sammy Kaye
Blue Danube
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Prank Sinatra
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Artie Shaw
Benny Goodman
China
Lionel Hampton
Bluefield Music Co
Bluefield, W. Va
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Hamilton and
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Telegraph Commercial Printing Co
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Chicago Livestock
News of the Colored People Co
W. Tiffany
William Graves
Meen
Lillie Mae Graves
Radford ‘Ordnance Works
Hercules Powder Company
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United States Employment Service
Maeda
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