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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1916
Page
5
Bright store notices advertise closing out discounted items for economists. About 40 coats in 2 to 6 year sizes are cut 20 percent. Golfine cords and gorges in white blue brown and checks are priced from $3 to $6.50 before reduction. Also 18 boys winter overcoats in blue grey and red for ages 2 to 6 years at $2.80 to $4.00, formerly $3.50 to $5.00.
Tomorrow opens another waist day with five dollar blouses praised as finest ready to wear. 144 blouses offered in 50 styles with imported materials and French character, colors include white black peach rose flesh maize Nile green and heliotrope. Vacation trunks and Indestructo luggage also advertised with various prices and models.
A large and important collection features new, fine, fashionable skirts for advance spring. Designers showcase varied silhouettes and fabrics, signaling a trend shift for the upcoming season.
The retailer offers Practical and Good Medium grade footwear for daily use with comfort and appearance. A laced model at three dollars features seamless vamp, turned soles, rubber heels, and is crafted from fine kid leather from an old New England maker direct to counter.
Wery and Leuliette, both of Northview, recently wed in Cumberland Maryland and will reside in Northview. Also reported are ten D A candidates initiated, four reinstated by Stonewall Council No 36. marriages include Matilda Collin to Frank Lee and Mary Joyce to Patrick Flaherty. Parsonage wedding of Briee Stout and Sarah Katherine Holt noted, with other church notices and Bible class meeting details.
New spring hats arrive with straw and taffeta options. Panama, Marine, leather, and rose silk hats feature ribbons, trimmings, and flowers. Prices range from 4.50 to 9.00. CORRECT MORNING WEAR to suit the individual, reasonable prices.
Claude C. Post of Jarylaville pleads with his brother Dr O O Post over a will dispute. Minter Robinson plans several days in Kersburg then Dayton to settle future home arrangements. Mrs D Sturm returns from New York after millinery stock purchases. West Main Street resident Mrs LH Humphreys visits Daisy Street neighbor Mrs Jeasle Snyder. Mrs Paul M Kyle and young Paul Jr arrive from Baltimore.
The note names George M Kyle 1421 South Second Street and Nien J Lay with Edward and Mrs W F Nuzum returning from a two week stay in Baltimore. Also included are home remedies for peanut cakes and wood repair tips. An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets for stomach and liver troubles.
Charleston January 25 reports two new incorporations: National Steal Casting Company of New Cumberland with 100000 authorized capital, chief works at New Cumberland, Pittsburg-based incorporators B H Krame, Joseph Halbe, John Halbe, Paul Padlow ski, and Pertel. The Arter Paint and Glass Company of Charleston with 25000 authorized capital to insure and deal in paint and glass, incorporators John Y Arter, E M Luther, Clayton, J Hy Jr, and J Alderson. Also notes a high school event at auditorium with Cadena orchestra, refreshments, masquerade room setup, and barnians hosts.
Mrs Beeler arrives as Dr Blair’s representative to demonstrate toilet preparations in Baltimore. Lea rth cleansing cream, cucumber products, blush of roses, cleansing creams, soaps, lotions, and polishes priced from 10 to 1.00. Fur sale features black and red fox, lynx, muskrat, mink with discounts up to a fourth off Christmas prices.
Fragmentary text suggests a remark on fashion including umbrellas and draped mantles, mentioning military spirit invading Europe and colored vals. The passage is garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks a coherent event or clear subjects.
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