Soft shirt sale to stay cool at low prices
An old ad notes soft shirts offered at $1.25 and $1.50 by Hlawley Mdse with a date of June 30, 1931. The item highlights a simple clothing sale aimed at comfort and affordability.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
2
An old ad notes soft shirts offered at $1.25 and $1.50 by Hlawley Mdse with a date of June 30, 1931. The item highlights a simple clothing sale aimed at comfort and affordability.
The Graham daily news reports unknown intruders forced entry to the Norfolk and Western depot waiting room Monday night and stole pennies from the scales. Other items note local entertainments, travels, and business updates across Graham and nearby towns.
Rosa Ayers traveled from Grayson county to claim the court ordered fifteen dollars monthly from Rufus Ayers. He signed but then rescinded the bond and chose jail, leaving Rosa to seek work in Minefield. She appears young and resolute despite the setback.
Several Virginia and West Virginia coal firms issue broad ads seeking miners in fields along the Virginian Railway. After years of downturn many Americans left mining and may not return, with W T Poole Coal and Superior Pohantas Coal at Davy among those hiring. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised as a remedy with free trial offer from BE DeWitt & Co of Chicago, sold by local druggists.
A brief classified note offers a simple line: “A want ad will fetch it.” It promises economical rates at 1 cent per word for quick buyer reach. The message hints at a fast, local classifed service for selling items or services.
The Bluefield Bluefield Chamber of Commerce meeting Thursday night is expected to be important. It will consider highway projects to Burke's Garden in Tazewell county and to Rocky Gap in Bland county with potential county and outside funding discussions.
Frank Hill, jailed in Logan county for forgery with a five year sentence, married last Saturday to Mrs. Eppling widow of Mot Eppling who died in a Draper mine accident about a year ago. Hill was accused in the mine death but released for lack of evidence.
The sanitary department conducts a broad renovation and urges property owners to provide receptacles for stable refuse. Seventy stable owners have complied, while fifteen remain delinquent as the board of health calls attention to the dangers of scattered refuse.
Authorities warn breeding flies spread disease and prompt owners to respond to notifications or face legal action as the fly season begins.
Judge Bernard Mason states that John Carper is still detained in Pearisburg jail after a fatal shooting of A. J. Thompson. Bond, once lowered to 1500 dollars, cannot be posted, leaving Carper in custody until the September court term. He previously had a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury.
The article recounts legends around the wreck of Sir Cloudesley Shovel’s squadron near the Scilly Isles and his death tied to an emerald ring. Tales include burial on Porth Hellick Sands, a ring bequeathed to Lord Berkeley, alleged murder for the jewel, and a ghostly claim linked to May Place. Modern research leans toward foul play, with the ring ultimately recovered and altered into a bucket form with diamonds.
Beginning Tuesday June 29 the Quaker Doctor will relocate to 205 Higginbotham Avenue. He announces extended office hours daily 9:30 to 12:00, 2:00 to 5:00, and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. except Sundays 9:30 to 12:00 noon. Consultation and advice are free to all. Tu Wed Thu
A Chicago Inter Ocean item details Frank Baum known as Father Goose and his wife Mrs Baum celebrating their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The booklet invites residents and reproduces their marriage certificate with a playful ledger of married life including places lived Syracuse Aberdeen Chicago, four sons, several quarrels, and a count of oaths by Baum.
A thinker considers whether honor exists among thieves, arguing that selfish motives drive crime and that even so called noble conduct is viewed differently by context. The piece cites a Success Magazine definition of selfishness as pursuing maximum pleasure with minimum effort.
Shoddy goods are dear at any price but real bargains and best quality await at Pedigo's. Get your flags and hunting for the Glorious Fourth from The Hawley Moise Co. 6-80-31.
Many stomach troubles cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A man who spent over two thousand dollars was cured by a few boxes. Price 25c. Sample free at West End Pharmacy East End Pharmacy and Bluefield Pharmacy. See George the little man at the Carnival Union Park. 6-80-21.
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns bruises sores and many skin complaints. It claims to treat sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles effectively and markets the product at 25 cents at all druggists.
The American National Bank of Bluefield West Virginia closes its affairs and all note holders and creditors are asked to present notes and claims for payment. The bank has been absorbed by Fidelity Banking Trust Co of Bluefield and all savings checking and deposit certificates have been transferred to Fidelity. May 1 1909.
Sealed bids are invited by Bluefield city affairs board until July 2 1909 at 3 30 p m for appointing city draymen to remove garbage ashes cans and other refuse to the city dump on a flour barrel basis per ordinance. Bids may be rejected. By order of the board of adairs. 6 22 J T Akers auditor.
For feeding the city prisoners in accordance with board requirements for the year ending June 30 1910. Board of Affairs J T Akers Auditor.
Notice from F. Baker requests all accounts owed by the firm of I. Baker al) be settled by July 1. After that date, any outstanding balances will be placed with a collection agency.
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