William Archdeacon Company Haberdashery in Grafton WV
William Archdeacon Company in Grafton markets itself as a premier menswear haberdashery with a long history from 1901. The store boasts over ten thousand square feet, a two floor display, an on-site tailoring department offering free alterations, and a strict one price policy, with ownership including H M Murray and John McCafferty.
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West Virginia
William Archdeacon Company
Grafton
Browning-Hamilton Company
Archdeacon
H. M. Murray
John McCafferty
William A. Murray
Dad” Haslup
Thomas Vance
E. M. Wrause
Wm. Archdeacon Co
William Archdeacon
Archdeacon's offers quality fashion at fair prices
A long catalog of national clothing brands appears in an advertisement for Archdeacon's urging shoppers to compare quality and price. The note mentions suits with an extra trouser option, and invites customers to visit the store for wardrobe replenishment.
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Michael Stern
Varsity Town Clothing
Nunn-Bush, Edgerton and
Fortune
Arrow and Shirtcraft
Dobbs and
Stylepark
Coopers Duoford and Wilson
Puritan
Sox
Swank
Pioneer
S. Dresden É Son, Inc
Botany
Kleber
Daniel Green
Archdeacon’s
Ozzie Nelson Stars in Campus Musical with Ruby Keeler
Ozzie Nelson, still a collegian in the public eye, joins Ruby Keeler and Gordon Oliver in Sweetheart of the Campus at the Dixie Theater with Harriet Hilliard returning to screen. Nelson, born in Jersey City, rose to fame as a Boy Scout representative at 14 and later earned a law degree while organizing campus orchestras.
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Ozzie Nelson
Dixie Theater
Columbia
Ruby Keeler
Gordon Olver
Harriet Hilliard
Pictures
Nelson
Jersey City
Belgium
Ozzie
Rutgers University
Red Cavalry Report From Pacific War Fronts
A Hong Kong radio from Khabarovsk reports large scale Red Army maneuvers near Manchukuo as Soviet troops complain they cannot match German speed. White Plains mentions frost camouflaging horses and trucks blending into winter scenery.
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Klin
Albert Keller
Aachen
Berlin
Germany
Red Army
Moscow
Vlasov
Kievo
Kashira
Hongkong
Siberia
Manchukuo
Khabarovsk
White
Neely Seeks Continued From Page One
Neely seeks relief on multiple charges as ongoing inquiry unfolds. The Wallace corporation is noted for its restructuring and the scene hints at courtroom or corporate actions. Skaggs & Co. are referenced in connection with the case or listing in the brief entry.
Damage suit against B. and O. is settled
ELKINS, Dec. 18 A $25,000 damage suit began Monday in federal court here and ended in a settlement. Everett Sypolt, a Tunnelton coal mine employee, claimed a fractured back after being struck by a mail pouch and a bundle of newspapers thrown from a through train at Tunnelton. A second $10,000 action by Sypolt, not yet tried, was also settled.
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Elkins
Everett Sypolt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sypolt
Tunnelton
High Officer's Flight Route Change Details
A 55 year old general on an inspection flight departed from Mitchelfield Long Island to Hamilton field California Friday December 12 at 5 35 p m The aircraft flew via Blythe California and was logged there about 6 50 p m Dargue asked to alter the plan to fly through Palmdale The War department said the plane passed over the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains and appeared to head northwest toward the San Joaquin valley toward the San Francisco area
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Mitchelfield
Long Island
Phoenix
Ariz
Hamilton Field
Calif
Stimson
Blythe
Dargue
Palmdale
War Department
San Berdarino
San Jacinto Mountains
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco
Thrills Open Starrett Film Prairie Stranger at Dixie
Charles Starrett roars through Prairie Stranger at the Dixie theater with loud gunfire, rapid action, and energetic songs. The review notes Starrett's usual chain lightning pace and heart lightening rhythm shaping the Western adventure on screen today.
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Charles Starrett
Columbia
Dixie Theater
Starrett
Desert Bandit at Opera House stars Don Red Barry
Western action fans praise Don Red Barry in Republic's Desert Bandit shown at the Opera House. Barry plays Texas Ranger Bob Crandall who infiltrates an arms smugglers ring to expose its head, save a framed fellow Ranger, and outwit the gang in a thrilling catch.
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Opera House
Don “Red” Barry
Republic
Barry
Bob Crandall
Texas
Ranger Company
Outfit
Rangers
Don
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Fayetteville
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Cherry River Company
Dixie Theatre
Steve Monroe
Lambert Hillyer
Red Fork
Husky Medico
Uncle Sam
W. VA
Neely
Fage Ona
Kerp
Wallace Corporation
Skaggs & CO
Skaggs & Company
Defense For the Eyes of America
America
Monongahela System
NEW Starrett Film
Duncan
Heinz
Heinz Junior
Mackinaws
Melton Jackets
Zelon
Arctics
Bill
Christy Knives
Lady Buxton
Virginia
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