Wednesday Coat Sale Offers Low Prices
A brief notice advertises a Wednesday afternoon sale of 60 coats priced at 5 10 or 15 dollars each. The listing highlights unusually low prices and urges readers to visit for deals.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
5
A brief notice advertises a Wednesday afternoon sale of 60 coats priced at 5 10 or 15 dollars each. The listing highlights unusually low prices and urges readers to visit for deals.
Wind-up of the January sale lists prices on quilts, covers, frocks, and lingerie. Corsets in multiple styles, plus a Warner factory fill-in shipment, highlight the closing sale with discounts on satin quilts and fringed quilts, and fabrics like crochet and undergarments.
The ad lists $3.50 shoes for girls offered at 32.90 with a limited stock of fifty pairs in Patentiad and Gin Metal cuit leathers. It notes these splendid shoes are the first to be offered below the standard price of 8.30.
The feature offers thirty models of spring suits for girls ages 14 to 18 with very short coats and gathered skins, in colors like putty blue green and gunmetal checks. Prices run from 14.50 to 40, with sizes 14, 16 and 18.
In undermuslins at reduced prices from 100 to 25 percent off regular. Night gowns 50 cents to $4.00. Drawers 25 cents to $1.60. Corset covers 25 cents to 79 cents. Long skirts 98 cents to $3.20. Gombinations 79 cents to $2.40.
Mirah Lodge of Perfeccion No 5 Freemasons plans a Friday session to confer degrees from four to fourteen on four candidates. Music by Will Williams and Di Solnatow. dinner at the Avadir hotel after the event. attendees from various lodges expected.
Specials announce 25 cent cans and a 6:30 to 8:00 program by the Cadenza Orchestra at Brown's Market Fourth Street. The concert features March Buy a Bale of Cotton Chin Chi Valley of the Moon Garden of Dreams High Jinks Saint Kalman and more. The note blends local ads with a club program. The Mothers Club meeting and a card party at the Masonic temple are also described with social details and refreshments.
Howard Newton Ogden aged 50 years, chairman of a West Virginia public service commission, died at home at 6 p.m. from heart disease after a six week illness. He was a prominent lawyer and former editor who held major posts in West Virginia and Illinois. Survived by widow Olive May Ogden of Vermont and children. Funeral and tributes follow in Charleston.
Spolfig markets its history of success as the foundation of its merchandise appeal. It promises complete satisfaction and loyal patronage, offering consistently reliable goods at the lowest possible prices with courteous service. The January sale urges customers to compare bargains in every department.
Mrs J Garl Vance and son returned home from Philadelphia visit. Grand Mire and George B Waggoner of Jane Lew. Waitman Russell from Fairmont. Clay C Fost visited from Jane Lew. W H Wilton of Hiking city business visitor. W W Bricoland of Fairmont sought Central District Telephone business. G C Arnold from Buckannon. TH Garter of Fairmont a visitor. Ghnver from (illegible).
Fashion note highlights very short spring suits with coats for young women, featuring yokes and updated gathers. Latest colors such as putty and variations in fabric are in demand. Prices listed range from 14.50 to 40, with sizes up to 18 years.
The advertisement lists discounted dinner sets with varied piece counts and designs from American and English porcelain. Prices range from $9.95 to $80, highlighting limited assortments and bold pattern options as stock dwindles.
Local retailer advertises end of season discounts on carpets corsets underwear and quilts with reductions from 16 to 25 percent and a minimum 10 percent off. Shoppers urged to act within a few days to share in the savings and enjoy special price lots.
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