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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1916
Page
13
Special sale notice for Parsons-Souders store announcing curtain scrims at 10c, 2500 yards available, sale begins Wednesday morning at 9. The ad emphasizes value, customer satisfaction, and buying at regular prices when possible, aiming to give the biggest value for money.
European war effects tighten supply across the nation with prices rising and scarce items. Widespread shifts from past abundance to limited stock as wages and costs adjust. Lancaster Ginghams eight cents, Rose Dress Ginghams nine, Dress Chambrays nine, Unbleached muslin four and a half to nine, Simpson Prints six, Fearless Muslin eight and a half, Hope and Lonsdale nine.
Modern housekeepers seek bright cookware to replace old, unsightly items. New, sanitary vessels are affordable, protecting health and pride. Check the Basement Floor for a 25 cent and 60 cent assortment.
Velvet grip hose supporters with rubber tips priced 15c 18c 20c and 25c a pair. Old Hickory and Buster Brown supporters offered at 15c 25c and 60c per pair in black or white. Gotham finest grade supports at 25c and 60c per pair.
In preparation for a very special sale we offer a fresh stock of novelty and staple wide ribbons plus over one hundred pieces of brand new ribbons from makers. The sale features 125 pieces five to six and a half inches wide at 26 cents a yard, a value well above typical 35 to 50 cent prices.
You may buy a new home here for 45 dollars and join the Parsons-Sanders Sewing Machine Club by paying one dollar down and one dollar a week. A life asset with fewer repairs is promised, with Mr W D Titler as manager providing the offer details.
The Made in America supper at the Baptist church promises an unusual program with strong spirit, entry into a two part train trip, and new acquaintances among the congregation. Leap Year Dance invites attendees to a 7:30 start with hostesses and guests including Mrs Hill and Mrs Handy, entertaining Mrs Pettigrew of New York.
A Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Tuesds Literary Club at Mrs Lynn Rorner's home featured papers on Roumanian topics including Roumaniania Past and Present and From Memory's Shrine. Mrs Harry Wilson led, assisted by Mrs Lynne Horner and Mrs Harry B Curtin, with Miss Etta McKeeham organizing February topics for the Dan iel Davisson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Local visitors Patrick Judge and Jeremiah Thomas called on city business.
The article argues that twenty five years of changing beauty standards hinge on the modern woman learning to breathe properly. It credits outdoor sports and breathing techniques with reshaping feminine types, shifting away from tight lacing and indoor habits toward healthier, more energetic postures and figures.
George W. Duddorar, secretary treasurer of the board of trade, attends a social meeting in Washington DC with the United States Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Benjamin R Blackford and her daughters Eleanor and Mike visit Colonel and Mrs Henry Haymond before returning home. Mr and Mrs J W Young plan to visit Bradenton Florida for a family event. Earl Spraker heads to Chicago for a week of business, while Dr H H Baker returns from Baltimore.
A study in blue highlights this season’s woman’s suit collection featuring plain tailored and smart cuts with bright trims and silk linings. Prices range from 14.50 to 55.00, with replacements offered for unsatisfied buyers and guarantee of value.
The Parsons-Souders shop invites ladies to choose any stock style and have it made in preferred material. French room styles excluded. Styles, colors, designs, and prices tailored to fit odd sizes for stout figures and tall figures. Prices range from $26.00 to $40.00.
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