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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
15
The Art Department offers packages for embroidering towels pillow cases and other items stamped ready to embroider. It also lists wool or silk soles and yarns for crocheting slippers as attractive Xmas gifts in a quiet shop setting.
An advertisement highlights hundreds of boudoir caps in lace and airy fabrics. It showcases ribbon trim, the latest styles, and combinations of laces and ribbons for a chic headpiece.
A fragment promises real savings on fur goods including a fur goat son, suggesting a promotional sales message without clear details or complete items.
Hundreds of Christmas handkerchiefs offered in varied styles and prices from 12 cents to $1.00. Madeira embroidered, one- and two-corner designs, sheer linen with sprays, butterflies, lace edges, and hemmed options. Men's initial embroidered handkerchiefs available in 25 and 50 cents.
Men's neckwear in boxes suspender garter and arm band sets handkerchief and tie combinations handkerchiefs and socks. Men's hose in Xmas boxes. Bath robes in all colorings. Priced 3.00 to 10.00.
Nison's Cards, Tinsel and Trimmings rubbers for misses women and children priced at 30e, 65c and 75e. A style for every shoe. Keep your shoes clean and dry. Shoe Dept.
Mrs. Joseph Purcell of Adiyaton hosted the Ladies' Sewing Circle from 8 to 11 last evening with many members present and a display of fancy work. Mrs. M. F. Harlett won the morning souventr. refreshments and luncheon were served.
Personal notices list Y Te Flesher of Parkersburg and C J Prunty of Wheeling as business visitors. W J Justin from Parkersburg, W B Masn of Wheeling and C E Devore of Parkersburg are in town for business. Charles Bass of Glenville and W J Bane of Martinsburg appear as city visitors. D Morris of Parkersburg stays at the Waldo. Miss Merle Williams travels to Parkersburg to visit Miss Clara Smith, with Madge Coffman also visiting.
An eight room house with all equipment will be sold. The value is removed from the lot in 60 days. Opportunity for someone to build houses. Apply at room 305 Golf Building.
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