Men’s department sale on children’s wash suits and hats
An advertisement lists children's wash suits priced from 50 cents to 1.50 and hats from two dollars, with various styles and garments offered in the men’s department.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement lists children's wash suits priced from 50 cents to 1.50 and hats from two dollars, with various styles and garments offered in the men’s department.
A vintage household goods sale lists discounted prices for screen doors in walnut and oak finishes, wood frame window screens, willow baskets in three sizes, galvanized wash tubs, wash boards, polishing maps, bamboo porch screens in various widths, and several iron and cookware items. Also featured are water coolers in multiple capacities with special pricing.
Amusements note describes a sensational frontier hunt sequence for The Diamond From the Sky. Flying A riders simulate Virginia meets with genuine fox hounds shipped from Virginia to Santa Barbara for the Monticello country club setting. W. J. Tedmarsh, as Quababa, is cited for his Royal Northwest Mounted Police past.
The twenty third episode of The New Exploits of Elaine titled The Telltale Heart plays at the Grande Theatre tomorrow. Jameson and Kennedy pursue Inez and Wu Fang as Elaine faces a radium based peril in a dramatic trap set by Inez, with a cliffhanger rescue imminent.
Victoria Theatre presents William S. Hart in a dramatic western with Bad Buck Peters in Santa Ynez Canyon. The plot follows Mary Gail and her mother as outlaws, a grave, a vow, and a boy Honey amid pursuit by sheriffs and a final act of mercy. Also commentary on motion pictures shaping world knowledge and a note on Huntington jitneys charging 16 cents per ride under a $5,000 annual license.
An American broker reports a London rumor that the British battleship Queen Elizabeth was sunk at the Dardanelles. He cites a May 10 diary note and says the British government may be suppressing the news.
The essayist Elbert Hubbard, who perished on the Lusitania, was a fervent fan of motion pictures praising their educational value and affordability. He argued films entertain without intoxication and provide rest, stimulation, and imagination, asserting they represent simple enlightenment.
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