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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1913
Page
5
A local sale begins Tuesday as the month ends offering coats suits and dresses at half value. The store advertises a two day event with special sizes and attentive service in selections and fittings.
Sale notes offer 76 dresses at 5 cents each for first takers with entire lot. Items include gingham, percale, chambray, and washable Petticoats. Prices listed from 1.00 to 4.00 with several styles in limited sizes. Tuesday only.
The ad touts a spring suit sale with prices around 18.75, claiming large stock with complete new lots. It notes heavy discounts from earlier prices, highlighting grey worsteds, Serges, and various shades, and promises significant savings and tailored fieldstone style suits.
Trade ad notes Beaudil Spring Suits at reduced prices. Mentions imported grade suits in stock with sizes for women and misses including odd sizes. Special values listed around 14.50 and 21.50 amid clearance for remaining stock.
Readable text shows coats for children up to 14 years at 5 dollars and junior coats at 7 dollars. Also mentions coats priced from 6.50 to 8.50 in various cloths and colors including reds, tans, blues, and navies. Limited details on sizes and exact stock.
New shipment offers ladies coats featuring colors red, navy, blue white and copper tone. Available in sizes up to 18 with prices listed as ten to fifteen dollars, coats blended for modern silhouettes and affordable fashion.
A fragmented notice outlines heavy discounts on raincoats and coats including small sizes 14, 16, 18 and larger 32 and Bay 15. Prices shift from $21.50 to $14.33, with items like Silky Plaid Jinnizy at $10 and Rubber face coats at $4 to $5. Seams cemented and interlined options noted.
Parsons-Souders Company SOCIAL Home Talent presents the Valley Farm four act drama at the Industrial School House Wednesday night to raise money for a new plane. Cast includes Harold Turnedge and Young Farmer David with a large local ensemble. Proceeds go to finance the project amid community support.
In front of an altar of palms and roses, the bride wore a pink and white draped gown and carried a bouqet of Killarnay roses. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bute and many friends from the city and beyond. the couple plan to reside in New York City after May 15 following their departure on train No 4.
Ten days before sentencing, defendants Baward Semons a negro and Charles Ferguson a white man were transported for trial on charges tied to railroad yards. The case was prosecuted by a Baltimore official and involved a key appeal. The proceedings began Monday morning in the county courts.
Ralph Stager proprietor of an East Hird pressing shop was acquitted Monday afternoon in Justice 64 Gordon Court of failing to support his wife and was fined $6 and costs on an assault charge. Evidence showed he had slapped her knee.
The city office of the United States Express Company plans relocation from the Moore building on South Street to the corner store forward in the Rookery building at 225 South George. C. Lewis of Pillshore, who spent the weekend with his creator Mrs Emma Jackson, returned home this afternoon.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of Coal District Harrison County West Virginia until 1 PM Thursday May 15 1943 for erection and completion of a public boot building at North View under architect S W Ford 902 903 Union Bank Building Clarksburg WV Bids require a 3 percent bid bond with checks payable to C H Pue secretary Board of Education Coal District and deposit with architect Plans and specs available at Fords offices A right to reject any or all bids is reserved Bid deposits forfeited for breach of contract or noncompliance Plans may be borrowed for 3100 deposit returned on return The board reserves the right to reject any bid and title may be received in the name of Trick School Auxiliary during the period of the project Bidder must comply or forfeit deposit
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