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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
5
Intelearing of Red way tyees to be al splendid opportunity to fet a really high class Corsets at a low price. In size is in the lot but par oe prol nogi in some iene styles. Theludedt are few War and R. and G's, Th. Uorseis.
Mothers seeking weekend outfits for boys find a wide variety of washable clothes at Parsons-Souders Boy's Wear Store with prices from $1 to $4 and notable bargains on suits for ages 2 to 8. The store highlights values at $1, $1.25, and $1.50 for boys ages 2 to 8.
The maker showed fifty samples of cool fingered waists and blouses. Styles are the pick of the collection and priced from 1.25 to 2 dollars. Table lot for Saturday, sizes 34 to 44, dollar each.
Advertising fragment asserts $1.95 price for silk petticoats in broken lines four and five. Claims instability in prices since "Utashy Silk" era and promises representative quality matching a $4 to $5 grade. Mentions about sixty skirts in black and colors, messaline and taffetas.
Friday night council meeting adjourned with no bills passed. A plan to suspend water rents was referred to committees, a court judgment against the city was approved for payment, and licenses for billiards, a restaurant extension, and a saloon were issued or transferred. Several residents were listed as attendees and a church program and social events were announced for Adams Town and Waldo hotel concerts.
An account of a Mineral Springs day with open air dining and bathing, followed by boating, rowing, and games. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Afleman, Mrs. Rose Powell, Miss Freda Marrinette, Miss James, and several others.
At 10 on July 4 neighbors gathered at the home of DB A Reeder on Preston street to celebrate. The program opened with the singing of Afterthe by the choir led by Miss Maile Dean, followed by a Fourth of July anthem performed for the occasion.
An advertisement promotes a blood purifying remedy for catarrh, asserting local applications fail and a generalized treatment reaches the blood and mucous membranes. It cites a tested preparation, named ingredients, and urges readers to buy through Chenuy & Co with a suggested pill product for constipation.
Members of Opal Church held a Friday session after the regular service. Mrs Ethelvront spoke briefly on the prohibition amendment. At the next regular meeting officers for the brsting year will be elected.
Assisted by Miss Wondy Griffin of Clarkeburg a pupil of J Weldon Hunt noted teacher of America and Aarone Miss Leah Davis accompanist Saiom of N EB Conservatory of Muuic Miss Miriam Bowsert accompanist Wilkes Barro Pa Faelton Piano Forle School Boston
Admission for adults is 50 cents and children under twelve pay 83 cents. Tickets are on sale at James at Law's Book Store.
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