Farewell to Wilson and Inauguration Fans
Social news notes string together farewells to Mr. Wilson and welcome to President Harding. Local young women clash in basketball tonight while Washington bound locals attend the inauguration. Attendees include Jacob Saltzman Ellis Stouffer Charles Hyde J. F. Wolford J. Beard George B. Alexander Melvin Spessard J. B. Fleming Mary Matsack and Lois Miller among others. A large social week includes visits to Baltimore Hagerstown and Clearspring with parties, moving lists, and a surprise gathering at 227 Alexander Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Matsack
Colonial Dame
Washington
Baltimore
Matsack
North
Charles Street
That City
Samuel Ridenour
Alexander Street
Albert Kretzer
Jacob Lorehbaugh
Frank Snooks
Carrie Kretzer
John Lightner
Leon
Charles Kretzer
Lola Decker
Harry Rockwell
Harry Kretzer
Hyomei The Australian Remedy For Catarrh And Cough
Banish catarrh and head cold quickly with Hyomel inhaler. Breathe easy whether awake or asleep. Relief in two minutes for breathing and a day for cold, a week for snuffles. Made from eucalyptus and antiseptic compounds from Australia. Complete outfit with inhaler and one bottle sold at D C Aughinaugh and Son and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
D. C. Aughinvaugh and Son
Sam's Liberal Boss Will Pay Two Salaries For One Seat
Washington reports that during the 6th Congress Uncle Sam will pay two salaries for one seat in the Tenth Pennsylvania district. Patrick McLane, a Democrat, is accused of fraud and not entitled to the seat, with J R Farr, a Republican, recommended to be seated. House action on McLane’s case is not expected until late in the session, by which time McLane will have drawn about $20 000 in salary and allowances. Under the courtesy plan Farr would be paid for two full years.
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Congress
Washington
Sam
Pennsylvania
House Elections Committee
Patrick McLane
J. R. Farr
House
McLane
Farr
Panamanian Sportmen Stage Bull and Jaguar Contests
Panamanian sportmen organize staged fights featuring bulls and jaguars. Authorities caution the dangerous spectacle and note animal welfare concerns while participants promote traditional display. Public interest and safety debates arise as the event draws attention locally.
New Season Suits and Coats Displayed At Low Prices
The season shows many striking new suits in line and fabric with new ornamentation and lower prices from 12.75. Our Suit Department fits every figure from full to slender with a wide price range. Spring coats and wraps are attractive with draped and pleated styles, cape effects and Dolman sleeves, plus sports models, with prices starting at 10.00.
Dresses Dame Fashion Unveils New Season Frocks
Dame Fashion uses embroidery flowers frills gold thread tucks sashes and plaitings to craft charming gowns. Crisp taffeta satin Canton crepe Georgette crepe fabrics enhance models with price ranges to suit many purses.
Spring Fabrics Highlight New Silks and Crepe Back Satins
A department displays a fine spring silk line including crepe back satins Canton crepes new taffetas and silks ideal for sports skirts.
New Skirts Show Fresh Spring Styles in Dept
The department unveils a spring skirt line featuring plaited circular and gathered designs in plaids and stripes. Variations include pockets and belts with new arrangements, available in wool and silk fabrics.
Spring blouses offer fresh colors and styles
New blouses introduce spring colors such as peach, tomato, honey dew, flesh, cobalt and white. Delicate overblouses and tie blouses come in one or two tones with a range of prices, presenting appealing options for the season.
Spring Corset Styles Attract New Prices
The Corset Department showcases many new spring models from high class makes with lowered prices. Free corsetiere services provide expert advice and fittings at no charge.
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Corsetiere
Fit
Ribbons and Sashes on Display at Local Store
Ribbons and sashes arrive in vivid new colors and combinations. The store showcases wide sash ribbons with a fresh, elegant display to attract the eye and celebrate the season.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ay Intl
Mr. Wilson
President Harding
Jacob Saltzman
Ellis Stouffer
Charles Hyde
J. F. Wolford
J. Beard
George B. Alexander
Melvin R. Spessard
J. B. Fleming
Williamsport
Mary Mullin
Hagerstown
Lois Miller
Clearspring
Nellie Gerhart
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Myda Gearhart
Lena Shives
Raymond Moore
Mary Mummert
Mia
Fred Speck
Irvin Zimmerman
Howard Bohrer
J. Wingert Draper
Helen Diehl
Flora Brewer
Clara Brewer
Thos. Pomeroy
Mable Audegrove
Anna Murray
Gray
C. G. Myers
Nettie Flartle
Cain Myers
Nettie Hartle
Catharine Conner
Draper
W. C. Aughinbaugh
Prospect Street
J. R. Funkhouser
Mrs. Barr
Mr. Funkhouser
D. C. Aughinbaugh
Current Events Club
E. H. Zeigler
Zeigler
William T.hamilton, Jr
Frank Hoffmeier
Mary Mish
Harry Keller
Woman’s Bible
St. Paul's M. EL Church
O. H. Wyand
Leopard
Henzie
Cora Glass
Kifer
Esther Huntsberry
Choiste
N. W. Myes
Clara Haines
J. J. Porter
L. P. Russell
Lewis J. Or['riel
Trunk
Alsatia Minstrels
Alsatia Club
Charles Gaa
Hardang
Curly
Leonard Pofferberger
T. A. Poffendercer
Charles Barber
Thomas Barber
Ray Ditto
Keeedysvillee
Banish
Catarrh
Masque Ball Stouffers Academy
Mar
THE
Bygsette
Income Tax Service
Washington County
Edwin C. Hook
McComas, Armstrong Co., Inc
Maryland Surety & Trust Co
Hagerstown, MD
Rudy
LA Grippe
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Sportamen of
Panama
A. J. Kummer & Co
Coats
Dolman
Leiter Brothers
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