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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
5
Started with 2000 yards yesterday offering fine scrims in plain and lace edged borders. Hemstitched borders claim savings of 15 cents per yard or more with prices as low as 40 to 75 cents per yard for Bewular draperies.
Local reminiscences recall grandmothers who learned crochet as girls and now crochet in leisure, turning a pastime into art. New yarns arrive in cotton tones such as tan, white, and ecru in numbers 5, 10/15, 20 and 40 for crafters in Des Moines.
January Birdy Club gathering at Mrs West A Very’s home featured an evening of papers on precocious musical instrumental and vocal selections by Miss Besse Bogaesa and Miss Grace Wil Song. The program included letters from Jessie Gaynor and Mary Turner Salter, with Madame Schumann as context, as Mrs Atchison presided at the business session.
Fragmentary ad notes aggressive pricing on sheets and pillow cases for cotton growers in the South. Mentions practical help and low prices for the best grades, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable.
In the sale of white corsets many models are offered at about 20 percent below regular prices. Warner's Bust Proof prices range from 90 cents to 1 dollar 60 cents, with other styles at 1 dollar 85 cents. Lucile Specials 90 cents, Redfern's from 2.40 to 3.90, Nemo's for large women at 2.70 to 3.60. Coutilles and Batistead sizes stock includes 96 styles. Many ladies are buying years supply.
A local sale advertises house furnishings at lower prices to aid housewives. The event promises a wide range of useful items for every home with several pieces offered at reduced rates to stimulate interest.
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