Great Cut Price Sale of Low Cut Shoes
A dollar goes a long way here toward buying a pair of good shoes for yourself. Our Great Cut Price Sale of Low Cut Shoes continues. Many have taken advantage of this sale. Why not you and save money.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
6
A dollar goes a long way here toward buying a pair of good shoes for yourself. Our Great Cut Price Sale of Low Cut Shoes continues. Many have taken advantage of this sale. Why not you and save money.
An auction style ad promotes Walk-Over men’s low cut shoes priced at 3.50 with plain and tan leathers on sale. The text also mentions a 2.69 price for an elegant pair of women’s low cut shoes and references 350 400 values across styles and leathers.
An advertisement offers Walk-Over patent leather shoes at 3 18 for a pair and promises 400 values. It states customers may buy any pair of 5.00 shoes from the stock, highlighting bargain pricing and selection.
The operation will close for repairs from August 4, with management planning minor adjustments to minimize impact. Officials say the shutdown is temporary to complete necessary maintenance and ensure continued efficiency after reopening.
Typhoid Homer Williams, fourteen year old srg of Elias Walliams, was fitted to the City hospital on Wednesday with two typhoid fever patients.
The B and O Railroad received a temporary injunction blocking collection of judgments awarded by Squire Moses Shafer in Brown County in favor of Omer Swiger and Claude Thompson, totaling about 825. The city also notes visitors and residents traveling between Fairmont and nearby towns including Troy Ohio Atlantic City and Davis.
Notice lists applicants for liquor licenses in Clarkburg West Virginia starting May 1 1905. Frank Duffy resides at Fourth Street corner Traders Alley is named among those applying for licenses. Applications will be considered at a regular City Council meeting on Friday September 1 1905. Written by City Clerk Wren Hf. Coun Clarkthars May 2 1905.
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