Parsons Souders Blue Serge Suits For Women Sale
Parsons Souders offers blue serge suits for women in three groups priced at 10.50, 14.50, and 20 dollars. The ad emphasizes value and variety in contemporary fashion options.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
7
Parsons Souders offers blue serge suits for women in three groups priced at 10.50, 14.50, and 20 dollars. The ad emphasizes value and variety in contemporary fashion options.
Linen packed waists in popular shirt style with stiff and soft collars offered in two $2.50 styles and a fancier $3.00 option. Soft collars and cuffs come in 13 styles at $3 and 2 at $3.50. Lingerie waists feature high and low necks, long and short sleeves, with 20 styles at $4 and 1.00 and 15 at nil up to 50 styles at $2 and $5 for handsome options.
A vivid sale promotes over 300 summer dresses priced at $4.95. The ad touts washable linen dresses in women's missy and junior sizes, promising extraordinary values and a self-service offer to shoppers this month.
An overstock of Stenciled Silver Deposit glassware includes Water Sets Sherbets salt and pepper shakers Vases Nappies and various plates. To clear these remaining pieces prices have been marked for immediate sale.
A description notes Russian Cossack Linen as a coarse burlap weave fabric suitable for summer wear. It is loose and cool in natural bag shade linen, offered at 36 inches wide for 50c a yard.
A mother notes mothers choosing hats for summer wear as shops offer straw hats from 1.00 to 3.50 and boys hats from 25c to 50c. Large variety available at 41 and 1.25, with prices and styles for both genders.
Special Saturday offer on silk lisle socks three pairs for 50 cents. White with pink fancy tops and blue black navy and tan colors. Regular grade children’s socks include Silt blue and other listed shades.
A fragmented note reports Cemapaliy achieving a score on South Thied Street while a companion remark mentions mezinninn at a. an.
A damaged transcription describes an explosion at a mine site near Pinleyville. It notes multiple inspectors and company personnel, with references to bodies recovered or missing and ongoing search efforts. The fragment references deaths and blame shifting among officials and operators.
A garbled OCR fragment describes stomach issues with references to a product claim and safety warnings. It mentions a date and a mine disaster context with 170 workers, noting 92 escaped and 78 remaining. details are incomplete and uncertain. The text contains numerous misreads and jumbled phrases.
A dated return notice references Shery Tine ten and mentions a blending item with four tin puree including about 15 dollars and a check for 3.75 dollars signed by Glen Brinn. Telegram return requested by 19.
An old advertisement touts Hyomel as a quick remedy for catarrh and breathing problems. It claims the inhaled treatment destroys germs and heals tissue, with a refund offered if not satisfactory. Also notes a Sept. school kindergarten addition and warning about false Fourth Street studio agents.
Seats for the musical play Peekaboo were placed on sale at the Robinson Grand theatre this morning at 9 oclock The show opens Monday and Tuesday nights and is expected to draw large audiences The production is directed by Douglass B Williams and Gus Smith with trained professional cast and will support lodge charity proceeds expected to benefit local charity work.
Washington April Ludwig removed as master at McCauley Hardy. B B Baughman appointed. William Tucker county post office to be discontinued April 20 with mail to Pierce. Nixon Upshur to close May 15 with mail to Saxo. James M McClaigherty named acting postmaster at Cloverdale.
In Bridgeport a portion of the Baptial congregation, recently withdrawn from the local church, has bought the old mill site and plans to erect a modern church soon. Elizabeth Friese has recovered enough to be out, and W Frank Stout bought land opposite the Methodist church from P K Stout. Richard Winter, of Simpson Crk, moved his family into their handsome Main Street residence. The Daughters of Ruth enjoyed a social at the parsonage, with Simbel Stephéy helping, and Bessie Golden and Miss Arink Remlingsr, both noted for rheumatism and fashion, were mentioned amid community chatter.
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