Summer Rugs Show Durable Grass Options For Homes
The catalog highlights grass rugs praised for charm and coolness. Reversibility and new herringbone or stencil border designs are featured in sizes from 27x52 inches to 9x12 feet. Prices per yard and by the piece are listed for Crex and Deltox varieties with assorted widths.
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DIXIE
Deltox
Porch Screens by Wailor Shades Offered in Linden Wood
Wailor Shades presents porch screens crafted from broad linden wood strips. Weatherproof colors protect 4 to 12 feet wide screens with an 8 feet drop. Prices span from $2.25 to $7.50.
Underwear Deals At Clarkburg Store Offerings
Which Ever Kind of Underwear A Wo man Wants Women’s Vests in round or V neck styles with silk tape priced 15c to 25c Women’s Union Suits low neck no sleeves knee length with lace trim special 50c Women’s Pants Jersey ribbed with band top lace trimmed or tight knees priced 25c to 60c Women’s Fine Vests lisle thread round neck no sleeves crochet top silk tape special 50c
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Forest Mills
Clarksburg
Women
Here's to the Housewife Thrifty House Furnishings Ad
A housekeeping retailer on the basement floor touts its large regional share of housefurnishings sales. The ad emphasizes sensible prices and high serviceability of wares as part of a prime business in the local market.
April Sale Ends With Bargains Across Household Goods
The advertisement lists discounted prices on Standard Vacuum Cleaners 7 50, lambs wool brushes 75c, radiator brushes 35c, refrigerator brushes 10c, dusting brushes 10c to 50c, O Cedar mops 1.00 to 1.50, brooms 25c to 75c, dust pants 5c to 25c, wash boilers up to 4.00, waste paper baskets 50c to 4.00, clothes baskets 50c to 2.00, hampers 1.75 to 4.00, curtain stretchers 75c to 2.50, wringers 3.25 to 4.50, ironing boards 65c to 2.50, Cedar Tar Bags 5c and up, liquid veneer 25c to 50c, sardines 25c to 2.00 including ped estaia 3.50 to 10.00.
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Sardinieres
Spring Newness at the Upholstery Store
Spring home dressmaking adds interest to the many new draperies on display. The store features domestic creations, superior to previous lines, plus new scrim curtains shirt waist boxes cedar chests screens and other seasonable goods at notable prices.
Daintiest New Waists and Crepes de Chine Blouses Arrive
New waists with flat collars and three quarter sleeves priced from 1.25 to 3.50 appear this morning. Hands embroidered options entice shoppers. Crepes de Chine blouses in ten styles, colors and white priced 5.00 to 7.75 arrive for selection.
Couple Weds at Immaculate Conception Church
Charles Callaghan and bride entered to Mendelssohn's wedding march as Rev. P. H. Mckern mutt read the solemn ceremony. The bridal party included Miss Jacqueline Mulvaney and Mr. I. McGraw. A wedding dinner followed at Elm Street home before the couple departed for an extended honeymoon.
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Ciarles Callaghen
P. H. McDermott
Mendelssohn
Elm Street
Mrs. Callaghan Jefton
Clarksburg
Personals note on Boyd SM Allen's Hepzibah visit
Brief personal item states Boyd SM Allen of Hepzibah visited the city and made an unspecified amendment to his plans.
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Boyd SM Allen
Hepzibah
Indey
Tus Lees
West Virginia Delegates Named for Weights and Measures Conference
Governor Hatfield appoints West Virginia representatives to the ninth annual weights and measures conference in Washington May 26 to 29. Delegates include A. S Green and lawmakers, mine workers leaders, coal operators, and women’s club members from Huntington Wheeling and Charleston as they push for uniform laws and regulatory reform.
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West Virginia
Federation of Women's Clubs
Fairmont
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. L. Lehman
A. J. Lehman
T. G. Lazelle
R. L. Hutchinson
George DeBolt
John L. Ruhl
Celia H. Spahr
Miss Davis
Virginia Movey
Souther Mountaineer
Parks Fisher
John H. Armstrong
C. W. Waddell
Clu
Manley Hotel
West Virginia Federation
John Armstrong
Pittsburg
Western ‘Congress
Pennsylvania
Charleston
Hatfield
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce and Libel
A. S Green
Legislative Reference Bureau
Rarl Henry
Department of Mines
3.B. Brontromery
Kingwood
A. M. Belcher
United Mine Workers
Thomas Cairns
Col. SA. Scott
MacDonald
W. Patterson
Vigian
Huntington
Julian G. Hearne
Wheeling
Women’s Clubs
Sherman Robinson
Harrisville
M. Salbert
Marlipsburg
N. Ge. Keim
Elkins
J. J. Hatfeld
Morgantown
State Supreme Court Reaches Twelve Decisions and Petitions
Charleston April 29 twelve opinions handed down by the state supreme court along with hearings for rehearings new trials and related matters. Decisions include Elliott vs Blue reversed and remanded. Ralphsnyier vs Titus affirmed. State vs Kellar reversed and remanded. Southern vs South Penn Oil affirmed. Newman vs Levi affirmed. Eagle Glass and Mfg Co vs Second Hand Pipe Supply Co reversed. State vs Brewing Co reversed. Bush vs Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance Co affirmed. Buckworth vs Stainaker affirmed. Titchnellye vs Titchnell reversed and remanded. State vs Western Maryland Railway Co. from Randolph county. Other matters include writ of error in State vs C B Wetzel Roane county and certiorari in Rosat Bailey v St. Bailey Fayette county with prohibition in L Bucksen E Doyle duties of the peace Putnam County and appeal in Co fergus City of Bluefield Mercer county.
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Charleston
State Supreme Court
Elliott
Blue
Barbdour County
Ralphsnyier
Titus
Monongalia
State
Kellar
Tyler County
Southern
South Pen& Oil Company
Harrison County
Newman
Levi
Ohlo County
Eagle Glass and Manufacturing Company
Second Hand Pipe Supply Company
Wood County
Va. Brewing Company
Barbour County
Bush
Indiana and
Ohio Live Stock Insurance Company
Taylor County
Buckworth
Stalnaker
Titchnell
Preston County
Western Marymmne Rail Way Company
Randolph County
C. B. Wetzel
Roane County
Rosa T- Balley Va ST. Balley
Fayette County
Prohibition
L. Bucksen
E. Cc. Doyle
Putnam County
Co. Fergus
Bluefield
Mercer County
Special subscription school opens in Mount Clare graded school
Professor J W Samples opens a subscrip tion school to better prepare pupils for the winter term beginning next fall. A petition urged an eight months term under a recent legislature act. Eighth graders graduated and some may enter county high schools. Community clerical and religious attendees noted at services and conference.
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Mt, Clare
J.W. Samples
Board of Education
J. H. Workman
EB. G. Vincent
Thome Jisme
W. M. Morris
Mp Whorter
Ressegmet
P. L. Bent
West Milford
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Marshville
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