Styles 1100 style cloth top button boot description
Describes a patent leather style boot with cloth top button, two vamp, military heel, welted sole and extension heel, listed as warm and stylish with price four dollars.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
5
Describes a patent leather style boot with cloth top button, two vamp, military heel, welted sole and extension heel, listed as warm and stylish with price four dollars.
January footwear advice stresses the need for proper fit to avoid slips and falls. A firm step signals SOROSIS wearers' commitment to comfort and safety. Retail note lists 224 226 Main Street.
A reader from Louellen Ohio touts Electric Bitters as a cure for chills fever and stomach and kidney troubles priced at 60 cents per bottle. The ad warns against bad coughs turning into pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable prompt relief, noting nationwide sale and many cures.
A vintage ad for Frank C. Band's Drug Store touts Guckien's Arnica Salve. It says the product cured chapped hands and old sores without leaving a scar, with a testimonial from Mr EE Chamberlain of Rounton Maine.
Washington patent attorneys report grants to inventors including V2 Malt of Wheeling and Musrove of Illinois, amid advertisements touting Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and throat ailments and Kay’s Regulats as a laxative. Local retailers offer trial bottles and advertise the remedies with testimonials and guarantees.
The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Rose, colored wife of Daniel Rose, who died Wednesday night of consumption, was held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock with services at her late home. The burial was in Elk View cemetery. Charles J. Lambert left Thursday night for Washington, Kalmer, Philadelphia and New York to purchase goods for the Watts Lambert department store.
Notice to take depositions on February 6 1908 at Elmer F Goodwins home in Clarksburg West Virginia for the civil suit Bayley versus Bayley in Morris County circuit court. Depositions may be adjourned to a later date and time at the same place and hours until completed. Dated January 10 1908 at Clarksburg West Virginia Blanche Albert Clay Bayley.
A string of weddings and receptions shoes up in Parkersburg and surrounding towns. Leannah Caskey wed William Lang in a formal ceremony in which family and friends gathered on Eighth street. Miss Beulah Budd sang during the service. Rev Scollay Moore officiated. Jack Percy Sater and Elizabeth Lindsay married at Goff Methodist parsonage. couple to Mannington for work at Joe Davis hotel. Additional notices detail officers’ reception for Central Christian Ladies Aid, Nina Monroe Butters marrying Wilbur Cork. Chapman Cunningham and Annie Thompson nuptials. and forthcoming musical and social events at local clubs and churches with receptions, dinners, and bridge games.
Saturday evening on Maple Avenue announces a meeting of the Five Table Cup clubs with Mire Flersing Howell Thursday afternoon next week from 4 to 5 o'clock.
A party of Salem capitalists led by GW F Randolph George I Kom Homer B McKinley M J Francis of Wilsons ig will leave in February to arrange for operations to develop holdings in Missouri. The Rolla Olahd Gas Company holds the properties and a report from St Louis notes new deposits of lead and zinc ore increasing value. Active mining now occurs near the Rolla company holdings with much ore being found.
The Coliseum Company will act as a holding firm for amusement enterprises across the state. Glen Bik property will run as high amusement with major improvements planned. The hall will gain better heating, seating, a ladies room, and new skates. Wells's Symphony Orchestra remains to perform. J P Sanders left for a trip to secure hoods for Parsons-Souders department store.
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