Wonderful Economy News on Choosing a Suit for Women
The article discusses how women select garments, noting that without a definite idea they rely on store expertise. It argues that a well curated shop will help each customer find the right suit, and asserts that no woman can pick a wrong suit in a store with quality guidance.
Women's Serge Suits at 15 and 20 Dollars
Parson-Sou Suit Store advertises January specials on all wool serge women's suits priced at 15 and 20 dollars. Also offers black serge coats and skirts with satin lining, advertised as high quality with tailored fits in regular and odd misses and junior sizes.
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Parsons-Sou- Suit
Skinner
Rand
Last Advertisement for $4.95 Serge Dresses
Announcement of a final sale on $4.95 Serge dresses with $10 value, available in sizes 14 to 40 in Navy Blue, Blue, Tan, Brown, and Black. The January 5 and February cold months follow, with many customers already purchasing. this is promoted as the last notice of the offer.
Madison Spring Sample Dresses One Fifth Off Offer
Continuing the Madison Spring dress sale, one-fifth off. A limited lot remains with 38 samples in sizes 16 or 18 and 36. Any model can be ordered in other sizes or materials. prices range from 4 to 20 dollars, with choices of serges whipcords bedford cloths Bengaline and more.
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Madison Spring
Social Entertains Friends Miss Peas and Crystals
A social evening featured varied games and refreshments hosted by Leopard of Battmorn and Frank Wixon of the Crystal Cafe. Attendees included Opal Norman, Adelpha Hilly Lengra Wreeland, Edith Lynn, Kate Sackeon, and Crystal Duck Pin teammates among others. A Night Card Club gathering followed with auction bridge and salad supper at the Thompson residence. The Triangle Club plans a Hoffman's Hall dance with Cadena orchestra and notable patrons. Professor Finly Nott organized a children’s dancing class in Hoffman Fall with local patronesses.
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Miss Peas
Leopard
Battmorn
Hostem
Dolle
Opal Norman
Mugele Duty
Addle
Ham
Adelpha Hilly Lengra Wreeland
Anna Miller
Sadie Crelzhion
Jessie Laniz
Mayme Dante
Helen Oforrett
Edith Lynn
Elva Lyn
Bye Miller
Oohn Mikes
Archia Mikes
Leo Schulte
Leonard Verlford
Harry Schaffer
Harry Duty
Guy i Rigems
Jde White
Pearl Chrisman
Pearl Leonard
Morrett
Bennett
Faust
J.R. Connell
Nixon
Crystals
Frank Wixon
Crystal Cafe
Crystal
Harry E. Davisson
Leon Hofheimer
Howard Crummitt
Steven G. Jackson
James J. Coughlin
Benjamin F. Thompson
Maple Avenue
Ernesty Huthinng
Lynn § Horner
William A. Vance
Hazel Frost
Wilfred Wamsley
Dudley D. Britt
Triangle Club
Treangle Club
Hoffman’ Hall
Gadenza Orchestra
Patronesas
Virgil L. Highland
William A. Gaylord
Charles 5. Smiley
Peter H. Koblegard
Samuel R. Harrison
Benjamin PF. Shuttleworth
Frank A. Dennison
Bellesida Cub
Hoffman Hall
Frank Feinberg
Laula Ollker
Harry Freldberg
Aaron Winer
MF. Jacobs
Cadena Orchestra
Finly Nott
Parkere~sburg
Hoffman Fall
W Porey Goff
William J. Lewis
Charles C. Findlay
Albert
Breakfast Story Promotes Grape Nuts And Cream
A Southern man recounts his wife’s health improvement after adopting Grape Nuts with cream as a regular breakfast and supper. He credits the product with restoring appetite digestion and overall well being after years of poor stomach function. The endorsement also notes a follow up in a promotional booklet from Postum Company.
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Postum Co
Cures Cold Earliest Nostriola Balm Ad Claims
An old advertisement touts Nostriola Balm to treat colds croup and sore throat in children by applying balm to nostrils chest throat under arms and feet soles. Claims quick relief and non medical dosage critics note unsafe dosing methods and urge testing the product from a druggist.
Local notices and social events from Fairmont area
Notices advertise Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and local sales. Social items include marriages of Ulysses G Bartholow to Marie White in First Methodist church parsonage, weekly meetings of Ladies' Rite Society and Woman's Auxiliary, and multiple bridge parties and entertainments led by Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Shuttleworth. Continued on page eight.
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Fairmont
Ulysses G. Bartholow
Marie White
First Methodist Episcopal Church
G. D. Smith
Frances Gloeckner
Second Street
Grafton Sentinel Reports Friday Scholastics Basketball Game
In Saturday's issue the Grafton Sentinel reviews a Friday night basketball game featuring the Scholastics. The report highlights key plays and the team's performance, noting standout moments and the final outcome.
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Grafton Sentinel
Grafton Young Men
Chris‘tian
Sentinel
Grafton
Ndlale
Young’ Men's Christian Association
Clarksburg Party
Shields
Clarksburg Press
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