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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
5
A retailer emphasizes its commitment to quality in women's coats suits and dresses, stating each item passes stringent style and wearing quality checks before it reaches the store to protect the shop’s reputation.
A newspaper notice advertises an afternoon sale offering winter suits at reduced prices for sizes 34 and 36 bust, with items ranging from $10 to $20, plus hats trimmed and untrimmed at steep discounts. The promotion lists former prices and several hat quantities, marking substantial markdowns on apparel.
Advertises a carpet sale featuring Kovar Wilton Rugs 9x12 in Persian and Oriental styles with a spring clearance. Includes other rug types 4 by patterns and sizes, with marked down prices to clear inventory on the basement floor display.
A store on the Main Floor offers winter coats for children aged 6 to 14 at reduced prices. Zibelines, plush, cheviots in light and dark colors. coats previously priced at 5 to 15 dollars now marked at 3, 6, and 9 dollars, with sizes up to 14 years.
Fifty pairs of Cearaway growing girls winter shoes offered for 2.90 each. styles include patent kid and gun metal, sizes 26 to 6 in calf leather upper. Regular price 3.50, here offered below this rate for first time at the Patent Kid and Gun Metal Shoe Store.
A corset sale warns of four days remain with a livery style corset at a special White Sale price. The sale promises the lowest prices on grades from $1 to $6.50, with a media price of 4.90 dollars for select items and the offer valid until next Saturday evening.
Social and Personal Canton Install Officers at a special meeting in the Odd Fellows ball. Bruce Stout is captain with Festus Day as lieutenant, H H Duncan as ensign, A C Combs as clerk, and Thomas J Day as accountant. The canton was inspected by J H Hess of Canton Monongahela No 8 Fairmont. The Rev Dr David A Ash and A P Saurborne were given the Prior Militant degree. A number of gralting chevaliers attended and a large local turnout. Banquet hosted by Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge No 89.
L B Wolfe visited from West Milford on Tuesday. W A McGlumphy of Moundsville is a business visitor in the city. B S Stone from Parkersburg is here. A C R Meeker of Parkersburg on a business mission. In the home of Misa Nannie Lowe J W Blair was here Tuesday from Suardian the Michabo Camp Fire Woat Union on a business mission. Abs Canale Manley returned Monday evening from DuetMess trek to Morgantown. Mrs Helen Burt of Ypsilanti Michigan state commander of the La H dies at the Maccabees in the city on Wariness of the order. William D B Starcher returned from Enterpritt where he transacted business for the Knights of Pythias as deputy grand chancellor. R B Pinel of Barksraburg city business visitor. T S Mclntire of Morgantown a business visitor here. BE H Cronemeyer of Weirton in the city for brief business. For Healths Sake Bat It a fast Burley your grocer has Made in West Virginia advertising.
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