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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
5
A historic note arguing for a SAFE AND SANE approach to Fourth of July participation and honest advertising. The piece promotes straightforward, fact based commerce, pledging best goods at lowest prices with a square deal, and permanent customer satisfaction through honest marketing.
Announcement of two advance Fall boot styles for women who favor high footwear. One is a dull kid seamless shoe with glove fitting last and diamond tip priced at 4.50 dollars. The other is a patent toe boot with low heel and reinforced arch shown in Patent Kid with cravenetted top priced at 4 dollars. Both are button.
A sale offers 4x6 foot flag sets with pole ball rope and window bracket priced at 75 cents. Small porch flags available in many sizes up to 1.20 per dozen and porch pillows at 25 cents each.
Women seek summer travel and street wear suits with gabardine and poplin weaves and serge equivalents in black and midnight blue. Styles include belted, low collar, buttoned designs in medium weights for year round wear. Prices range 21.50 to 25.00.
The modern woman seeks to preserve youthful grace through exercise and care. Warner's rust-proof Corsets offer flexibility and comfort with thin double ironing. Designers work with fashion experts to create styles that fit current dresses. Prices range from 1 to 3.50.
Store offers a large selection of luggage and suit cases for the Fourth of July period priced to save. Handbags from $2 and trunks labeled Indestructo and Henry L like sell at 20 percent discount.
Social and personal notices describe a linen shower honoring Mr and Mrs George LaChappelle at Worthvlew, with many young women and men listed as participants, plus reports on Ladies Aid Society, Needlecraft Club, and upcoming sales and parties at local churches and homes. Attendees include Genevieve Ramsey Mil dred Morris Vivian LaChappelle Edith Smith Edith Lynn Winnie Cade Nellie Scorey Charlotte Leuliette Sarah Ramsey Helen Kinsburg Leah Cauassin Annette Richards Helen Biggins Margaret Leuliette and many others among guests and honorees. Additional items note church bake sales, a Junior Bridge Club gathering, a country club picnic hosted by local society members with Miss Adele Furbee and Miss Helen Frisch as guests of honor, and various residents traveling or visiting nearby towns.
Victims of rheumatism are urged to try Wells-Haymaker Company's Rheuma with a full money back offer if unsatisfied. The ad claims the drug targets diseased kidneys, cleanses and renovates them, and warns rheumatism can be dangerous and fatal if untreated.
Save odd bits of toilet soap and perfumed Ivory. Dissolve in water, add violet water or perfume and lemon juice to whiten skin. Pour into moulds and harden for delightful scented soap. Treat all yellow common soap pieces this way. none should be wasted.
All members are requested to meet in the basement parlors of First Methodist Episcopal church this evening at six o'clock. If raining, a picnic dinner will be served there.
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