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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
5
Linen and linene ready to wear suits priced at 3.50, 5.00 and 6.50. In tan brown blue pink and white, these handsome outfits reflect the latest fashion with neat tailoring. A light patriotic picnic dress code for the nation’s holiday.
Fine sunshades offered at 98 cents to 10 dollars with 20 percent discount. Includes fashionable parasols suitable for city streets and seaside boardwalks.
Gentlemen prepare for celebration day with Columbia shirts priced at $1.00 to $1.50. These neat dress shirts promise good taste and proper attire for the occasion, appealing to the well dressed shopper on alert.
A lively Wednesday birthday gathering at Miss Nutter’s home featured games, music, and refreshments. Guests included Huffman Prim Jones Jolliffe Wamanity and many neighbors, with gifts for the honored guest and fond well wishes as the event closed. Captain and Mrs. Richard Brooks hosted a later picnic party near the Tin crate pumping station with an elegant spread and social company. In Parsonage news Gordon Ross and Buena Lang wed at the Baptist church parsonage officiated by Rev B D Stelle. the Swager dining room advertises 360 regular meals at 328 West Pike Street.
The Carlisle team defeated Adamston on the Glenwood diamond in five innings Friday morning led by pitcher's strong showing from Dawson. Lineups include Carlisle P Dawson Williams Bartlett Owens Johnson Stone Wilkins Redman. Adamston R Hale Wilmott Schutte Plant Wilkins Smith Watson Watson Strother absent. City visitors Charles Lanham and D G Powell are in town on business. Notice to creditors of James B Lipscomb estate requests claims be sent to Administratrix Mrs James Lipscomb at care of C L Ruffin.
European and American services offered at the Swager dining room located at 428 West Pike Street. Open tonight and available until midnight.
Three new styles described as all wool Black Wity Volle trimmed with silk bands and folds. Garments cut very full and well made. July 4th price set at 4.95 dollars.
A notice states that persons removing parts belonging to a well driller under attachment Jon Point Comfort must return them immediately or face full legal prosecution. The alert ends with a sales line for Swager Cafe at 128 West Pike Street, now open.
A local cerepranea carvoyant and palmist at 163 West Main Street advertises remarkable abilities to reveal past present and future. Patrons are told they need not write questions and will receive guidance through trance and clairvoyant insight with low fees for the week.
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