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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
5
All pattern hats priced at one third off with hats in the five to six dollar range cut to 3.08. Higher priced hats from seven to nine dollars reduced to 5.50. Ten and twelve dollar hats discounted to 7.98. Baby caps and embroidery hats also reduced by twenty percent.
Th offers canvas and patent leather women’s oxfords at bargain prices. Canvas styles $1.25 and $1.50, big lot oxfords $4.00 and $3.50, plain leathers included. Sale emphasizes quick clearance.
675 yards of wool fabrics for summer suits and jackets offered at 39 cents a yard also 75 and 100 cent materials. This sale spotlights high quality wool dress fabric with limited quantity and value pricing.
Fabrics described as silk and silk crepe de chin offered at half price in a sale. The textiles priced at 50 cents per yard, with a dollar value noted for comparison. Limited details but indicates a clear yardage deal on finer fabrics.
Wheeling and nearby towns report a jumble of brief items from June 3. Carl Hartzfelt claims rights offshore, while other notices cover a deafness cure ad, a miner drowning recovery, umpire assault, a two cent verdict, a water works plan, a Bridgeport death, a coffee substitute, a normal school commencement, and Webster Springs political endorsements.
In an April memory set in Louisiana a northern graduate Page faces rival Pierre Legate after Miss Delia Venard is wounded protecting him. The rivals duel twice, Legate failing to kill, Page losing use of his right hand, then Page vows flight and marriage to Miss Venard, forcing Legate to leave the state. Final mercy ends Legate’s pursuit and a stern life lesson on self restraint. CHAUNCEY WARDWELL. Also a spring fever note promoting Dr Shoop's Restorative with urging to try it.
Flemington notes confinement and recovery for Mrs J W Davidson with Lum bag o. W S Bristol of Fairmont visits and paints there. Dr T Davisson tours Clarksburg. District Sunday School convention at Baptist church well attended. I D Martin visit Clarksburg. W T Gates buys old Nixon home site and plans graded streets and rental houses. Tony the Convict play well attended and profitable. Charles W Thomas leaves Hen e ta Bone oven project in Lindenwold NJ. J W Davidson visits Clarksburg. Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets advertised for quick relief. Judge Keller opens June term as peonage trials against New Rival Co. begin with several charged.
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