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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
5
While traveling to West Milford we saw three cars in various stages of repair and noted the need to keep the tank full, carry extra tires, and have tinkering gear. The store employs many in stock control, ensuring merchandise is full, fresh, and well priced, highlighting the business's disciplined operation and value.
Our large purchase guarantees carpet sweepers at a deep discount for a one day sale tomorrow. We expect to move many units but believe stock will hold through the day. Special price $1.55 compared with regular $2.75 retail.
Continued from page three a social column lists weddings engagements and visits. David JG Carper accompanies his life Angela McMunaway to Palegvml for the day guests include Mrs Stooks Bloming and Mrs Hep ton. Virginia Snider hosts the Clovere Girls Sewing Club on Lay Main street. Miss Taylor’s retirement is noted with an Atlantic district party at Downy club. Recitals by Miss Atchison and Miss Lowe at St Mark’s Lutheran church draw many guests. An auxiliary card party at the Country Club benefits club furnishings. Various locals return from trips to Cheat Mountain Ridge and plan Shrine Week activities at Parkersburg and other theaters, with multiple weddings expected in Cumberland and several visitors stopping in the city.
West Virginia news highlights farmers and officials across Bluefield Richwood and Martinsburg. Dana J Craig plans for farm wealth while Navy and federal actions affect shipments near Tiburn Hunting and Buffalo. Court actions in Staten Island and post at a naval base frame the day with parades and Good Roads observance planned.
Plain crepe kimonos priced at 1.00 and 1.60 to 2.00 with satin trimming and frilled edges. Silk cotton kimonos offered at 2.00 to 3.50 with delicate colors and fancy designs. All items described as finely made and ringingly priced.
Nearly 200 new silk blouses offered by Blodge shop with prices at 3.85 and 5.00. Neatly described as light strong and serviceable with conservative or gay striped patterns, advertised as fast color and high quality. Second Moor location.
Four styles of white coats offered at 15 dollars each with genuine Worumbo chinchilla fabric. Coats feature loose or belted models with set in or kimono sleeves, in plain or self barred options. Described as highly serviceable and freshly supplied from manufacturers.
An advertisement lists 300 garments described as men s athletic under wear made of barred dimity with patented crotch and size variety. Prices noted include 50e and 60e for certain items and 25¢ for fiber silk half hose in black white and colors.
Fragrant and sweet odor descriptions across a range of toiletries including Brown's toilet water powder sachet and bay rum. Mentions Jergen's honey and almond cream Colgate toothpaste and Red Seal hair tonic among assorted items in Violet Rose Joss Situ Lilac varieties.
Few women would bother with a hotel night robe or kimono after White. These bathing suits are so superior and take up so little room that one should pack them in every woman's suitcase for the shore. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00.
A vintage ad lists paper lunch sets for six at 10c, grass mats 10c,vin cups two for 10c, and paper plates 10c for 25. Also offered is a no work freezer with quart size at 2.50 and two quart size at 3.00, to chill cream while traveling.
Miss Mabel Long returns from Baltimore and Altoona and York while K. M. Mason comes back Friday from a brief trip to nearby cities. Mr and Mrs Ansel D Parr are home from Chapin tailor. Mrs William H Lowla and children arrive by auto from Mountain Lake Thursday afternoon. At the park they meet Mrs Lawis mother and several visiting girls from Dayton Baltimore and other cities.
Jersey silks in pink blue and green stripes mixed with white are the most popular sport suits. Silks are fill and plain with sweat er models. Watermelon blue green yellow colors and novelty fabrics such as heavy linens bold stripes cottons gabardines velour worsted cords piquet taffetas appear in sport materials and coats. Sleeves are full at the cuffs and belts, pockets and leather trim dominate.
A disposal sale offers twenty styles of women's nightgowns in Nainsook Batiste and Cotton Crepe priced at $1 each. Envelopes chemises at $1.25 seven styles, ten styles skirts at $1.25, ten styles corset covers 50 cents, eight styles nainsook drawers 50 cents.
Shoes for leisure wear on board walks boats or country clubs. White canvases low heel oxfords with tan and white trim. Also white canvas love shoes with trimmed uppers and white soles and heels priced at 3 60 to 4 00 dollars.
We present a sale of small summer dresses described as welcome and varied in style and color. Cotton tissues, airy fabrics, mostly striped with voices hematizehed and embroidered dimities. Prices range from five to ten dollars, with multiple tiered options. The ad emphasizes packing two or three dresses for a week end trip.
A sales pitch promotes White Mountain family size refrigerators at $25 and a range of white garments and accessories priced from $1 to $5. The ad emphasizes sanitation and urges replacing an unsanitary unit with these items.
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