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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1908
Page
2
Fashionable Easter suits offered in black brown blue tan and Copenhagen with options in manish or double breasted cuts. Fine quality materials, braided trim, plain tailored choices, and a planned surprise promotion this week to celebrate Eastertide.
Advertises a large Easter shoe sale featuring button blucher and stylish pumps in low and high cuts in a range of shades. Prices from 98 cents to 2 dollars 49 cents.
This week offers reduced prices on men’s suits, children’s suits, knee pants, shirts, blouse waists, lace hose, and heavy grey socks. Window display showcases the latest styles and workmanship, promising significant savings compared with higher prices elsewhere.
A detailed schedule lists open air exhibits, concerts, vaudeville, and band performances led by Professor Charles H. Winey with a 40 member ensemble. Genevieve Wheatman receives applause for a wide vocal range and artistry. Miss Wheatman is slated for a concert at the Waldo on Tuesday at 8 pm with admission at 50 cents.
Special sermons at First Presbyterian and Baptist churches drew notable attention yesterday. Rev. Dr. H. T. McClelland spoke in Washington Pa while Rev. Dr. B. D. Stelle preached at the Baptist church in honor of the Knights Templar. The Hibernian march and Miss Wheat’s recital of O Divine Redeemer captivated attendees. St Morgantown WV Dominion Miss Wheat will perform at the Waldo Club Tuesday at 8 tonight with 50 cent admission.
Marriage licenses issued to Thomas Bennett and Arnie Bor mess, John Hojo and Eni Létasl as listed in the notice.
Benjamin Brown Stout returned from a visit to his farm at Piketan a 200 acre property. He inspected the farm’s condition and looked after its general upkeep noting the valuable status of the farm and its operations.
Miss Genevieve Wheat, with a melodious voice, sang Love in Thy Sweet Votes from Samson and Delilah, delivering vibrant notes and a convincing, gratifying interpretation. She will appear at the Waldo under the Marcon Club auspices on Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
An early 20th century advertisement claims a nostrums remedy from Frank J. Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio. The text touts a Catarrh cure termed a blood purifier and system tonic, promising benefits and inviting readers to send for a free sample.
Public notice states Timothy Lappey seeks a four month license to sell spirituous liquors at retail in Salem West Virginia beginning June 1, 1908. County Court of Harrison County will hear the application at a term on April 27, 1908. Also included are multiple advertisements for products and remedies not directly connected to the license notice.
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