New Lace and Jewelry Collection Captures Spring Fashion
A shipment of 444 lace additions arrives including French Vals Cluny and fine lawns and chiffons. New point collars and lace collars highlighted, with pelées tele fabrics. Prices range 25 to 65 cents and jewelry sets feature belt pins shirt studs and coral brooches. Roses ties and bows offered in various colors. Premium lace collars and coats emphasized.
Spring shoe sale moves fast to clear spring stock
A local store advertises a large clearance of women and children's shoes in multiple styles and materials including kid and patent leather. Prices range from 29 to 4.00 with many pairs under two dollars, targeting ladies, misses, and boys for school and spring wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiel Kid
Sorosis and Parsonslouders
Selling for Cost and Cash Purchases at a Local Grocer
An illustrated sales pitch from Chas and Brooks, fancy grocer on Fourth Street, Waldo, touts a low margin business model and cash purchases to cut costs. It promises food checks for a few cents and urges customers to save by buying trial orders and large volumes.
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Jane
Jong
Chas
Brooks
Waldo
Fourth Street
Pitcairn Miner Released After Fiddle Charge Hearing
John Pruse, a Pitcairn miner, was jailed for a hearing in Magistrate Gordon's court on allegedly breaking a fiddle owned by Jacob Smith of the same place. He was released Thursday afternoon after the two parties settled, and Smith withdrew the warrant.
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John Pruse
Pitcairn
Gordon's Court
Jacob Smith
Smith
Church Plans Baptist Sunday School Organization
The Industrial Baptist Church congregation will meet in the Union Church Sunday morning to form a new Sunday school. Members are invited to attend at 1 p.m. for organizational talks and initial planning steps.
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Church
Baptist Sunday
Industrial Baptist Church
Parpon of Or
Gantaine & Sunilay School
Elks Drop Plans for Circus Street Parades
Mayor Crile and the county court withheld parade permits for the Elks during next week’s circus performances. The arrangements committee chose to concentrate funds and labor on the main show rather than a street pageant. Concerns about weak bridges and aging elephants led to abandoning daily parades fearing injury or illness.
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Crile
Elks
Bolivar
Tight Gordon Producer Reaches 506 Feet in Test
In Long Rom Tenmile district of Thila county the South Pen Olt Co drilled the Sarah F. Huret test into the Gordon sand. The well reached 506 feet with a wide SWEST MELODY FLOUE showing.
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Long Rom
Tenmile
Thila
South Pen Olt Co
Sarah F. Huret
Entertaining Cards and Local Weddings Highlight Day
A society page notes Mrs. Charton Hart hosting a Pleasant Euchre clubs afternoon at Locust Street with prizes to Mrs. Mord Lewis and Mrs. Edward Walla. In West Union engineer EB Haynes marries Miss Brannon and guests include local officials and residents.
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Mord Lewis
Edward Walla
Lillie
Koblegard
East Main Street
Henry Haymond
Gerrard
Gertrude Chadwick
Mt Holyoke
Masa
and Mia
Selitia Mason
Robert Wilson
Reno
Nevada
Mary Brown
Milas Chadwick
Messia
John B. Hart
Rostoe Browns
West Union
EB. Haynes
Parkershire
Gratton
Brannon
Parkersburg
Haynes
New Incorporations Chartered for Oil and Flour Ventures
Sheridan Ol and Gas Company of Waynesburg Pennsylvania authorized capital 25000 with 10000 paid. Hinton Milling Company of Hinton West Virginia authorized capital 25000 with 100. Incorporators listed from Waynesburg and Hinton. Samuel Baker of Wallace discharged from Kessler Hospital after pneumonia. Rev Dr S K Arbuthnot to Charleston to advocate prohibition amendment for Wheeling Methodists.
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Sheridan Ol and Gas Company
Waynesburg
W. St .Teague
J. T. Uilman
D. F. Cohne
R. H. Goldburg
Hinton Milling Company
Hinton
W.va
Pala
R. H. Maxwell
J. W. Graham
R. F. Dunlap
Samuel Baker
Wallace
Kessler Hospital
Jen
S .K. Arbuthnot
Wheeling
Charleston
Methodists of
Greek Waiter Dying After Restaurant Shooting
Peter Conlores, a Greek waiter, was shot at the Manhatian restaurant last Saturday morning. He remains in critical condition at Kesler hospital with blood poisoning cited as the cause and death expected at any time.
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Peter Conlores
Ater
Manhatian
Kesler Hospital
Senator White Endorses Charles W Ewisher for Governor
The senator credits West Virginia voters and Republican supporters with confidence in Charles W Ewisher. He asserts Ewisher is a strong, capable leader and predicts his nomination is practically assured despite opposition efforts.
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West Virginia
Charles Wewisher
W C T U Calls For Concerted Action In State
A W C T U message urges members and friends to rally for a peaceful no warfare stance. State President Mrs F P Parks is expected to attend soon, urging support to abolish the enemy of homes caused by drink, drunkenness, and crime among boys.
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New U
Mra. FP
Parka
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