Fur Sale Promises Great Values at Store Exhibit
Women are urged to attend a fur exhibit featuring coats sets and pieces with styles and character praised. Viewers will note spectoral prices and compelling value, with messages stressing there is no reason to delay buying. The sale aims to offer exceptionally low prices for quality furs tomorrow.
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Setarry
Gaurday
Bruthy
D. M. Ogden
Wa, Sniffen
Detroit
America
Local Underwear Sale Highlights Wide Range Of Goods
Street seller advertises Bren's, Forrest MILs and other lines with women’s, children’s and men’s underwear. Offers vests, pante, union suits, ribbed fleece, bleached fabrics in various sizes and price points from 6c to $1.25, inviting shoppers to inspect featured stock.
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Bren
Hosiery Sale Offers Silk Stockings at Low Prices
Rayner's offers women's silk stockings in black with rose bud embroidery at 1 50 and 2 00 per pair, with colors from 81 50 and 2 00. Men`s silk hose sold at 10 cents pair in black and colors. Store promotes meritorious goods at lowest prices for gifts.
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Qalr
Rayner
Mother
Slater
Phoenix
Bradley
Little Gents High Top Shoes and Storm Boots Sale
Advertises high top shoes for children and teens with buckles and buckless styles. Features pricing from two fifty to six dollars, notes focus on proper fitting and long term value for winter wear. Also mentions ladies and kids footwear in broad terms.
Cents and Prices for Women's Woolen Leggings and Knit Wear
An OCR fragment lists prices and items for women and children including overgaiters and leggings. It mentions various fabrics such as wool and corduroy with inside linings and straps, plus children's wear with price ranges from 25 to 91.00 dollars, noting sizes and promotional focus on legwear and knitted garments.
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Jersey
Local church sale and Wheeling wedding headline prominent
A Wheeling Presbyterian church hosting a charity sale lists numerous booths with Mrs U Showalter Mrs S Gr presiding and a large variety of goods. In Wheeling a civil wedding between Miss Isabelle Jepson and Mr Clarke Winning Bates is described with organ music and a reception at the Jepson home.
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Frank Stout
EL White
Mra Bidile
Usatsek Sr
Mra U. Wo Showalter
Smt
James E. Bird
Hervey
Showalter
T. J. Willams
J. Wade Cotfmai
E. Flowers
Frank B. Haymaker
D. A. Anian
Helmer
Iceama
D. ‘D. DeMollys
Genevieve Haymaker
P. M. Bortess
W- E. Utes
Blair
Coxe
McCarty
Wheeling
Isabelle
Harwood
Jepson
Samus
Clarke
Bates
William A. Cool
Chuirels
Miss Ebeling
Iohengrin
Louis Sater
Clarksburg
Henry Stifel
John Stevenson
Harry Gee
Ala Jepson
Alice Bates
Lucy Jepson
Clairsville. C
Jessie Smith
Jamestown
Mies Jennie] Jepson
William Bates
Twelfth Street
Smillax
Thompms
Messier
Tarecelys
Eueste
End Mya
Wells due the Lost Greek well and multiple tests in Tenmile district
The Lost Greek Oil and Gas Company is due at its tent well on the D C Louchery farm in Balem Fork Tenmile. Hoehmier and Deegan arrived at the Holt test well on J W Williams farm through Gordon sand. rock-camp test to follow. Nearby Nos 2 and 3 wells on Dennison farms are readied. Batley, Harbor, and Hartley farms also see drill locations and second tests planned on other runs.
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Greek ON & Gas Company
D. C. Louchery
Balem
Fork
Tenmile
Hoelmiter
Deegan
J. W. Williams
Gordon Sand
Frei Smooth of1 Company
Hulldine
O11
Charles Hartley
GASSER WELL PRODS 1,309,000 CUBIC FEET DAILY AT MOORE FARM
In Sardis district Moore & Company report their pest well on the JH Moore farm drilling through the Gordon sand yields gas at 1,309,000 cubic feet daily while the oil spray persists and initial promise fades. Treat & Rowland complete a 20 GS on the M P Dye farm with a dusting, initial oil shows but no deepening payoff. Nora Bell of Wallace returns home after visiting the lamp light business and Natral Gee Company is noted in pursuit of interests onboard.
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Orun
Sardis
Plant Burns New Martinsville Smoke and Fire Damage Report
A fire damaged a plant in Martinsville area near New Martinsville at a window glass facility. Officials estimate a loss around 10,091 dollars with the blaze believed started by a tramp. The local chamber of commerce indicated the plant had operated less than a year and faced insurance and rebuilding questions.
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Martinsvelue
Maciel Window Glass Company
Et P'Clocks
Kane & Luxe
Beyitci
Be ‘Hamigr
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Therwin-Logkwood Company
Sewes
Ulrick
Joye
Tenmile Districts
J. H. Moore
Ief
Nora Bell
Wallace
Herthaunt Nellie Milliears
Whaler Street
Richard Segtt
Fein Shirley
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The.d
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