Rebuilding Sale Promises Savings on Household Goods
Add What You Save In The Rebuilding Sale To What You Mak. It will be a fine increase in month's salary for the head of the family if articles of wearing apparel and things wanted in the home are bought while prices are 10 to 35 percent below regular figures. Hundreds of articles meet your needs as current stock is cleared. You can save many dollars by buying now rather than later. Money is worth an average fourth more this month. Spend it while its buying power is greatest.
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Eiverybody
42 Different Styles Lace Curtains Special Prices
Lace curtains offered in 15 patterns at 3.75, 13 at 4.35, and 14 at 5.25. Colors include white, cream and Arab in Cluny, Arabian nets, Irish points, Renaissance, and Duchess curtains. Savings emphasized as best prices of the year for parlor or library decor.
Linen Economies Not to be Missed
Linen sale runs July 6 and 7 offering radical reductions on odd lots, short lengths, surplus and regular stock. Prices include 50 cent linens at 40 cents and 1.50 linens at 1.20 with napkins and linen sets discounted 20 percent for shrewd housekeepers seeking value amid rising flax concerns.
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Europe
Women's Silk Stockings Offer at Special Price
Retail note touts 600 pairs of all silk stockings with risle thread tops and soles, available in white for canvas shoes as well as black and colors. Special 3 pairs for 1.25 dollars, highlighting how proper fitting silk stockings enhance overall apparel with low shoes.
July Sale of Waists 95c Special
As days warm, women can make their own blouses with the July sale featuring white organdies voiles linens tap silks and color stripes. The collection promises attractive styles for the season at a 95c special and urges prompt purchase.
Social and Personal Items from Fairmont
Owing to space limitations space notes include social and personal notices. Eleanor Annan of Cambridge Md visits Miss Edna Jacobs and will tour Clarksburg and Mountain Lake Park. Broad Oaks WCTU meeting pushed to Monday. Union Heights Sunday school holds picnic at Union Park with 10 a m service and 3 pm sermon by Rev D W Cunningham. Chicago Dairy showcases picnic goods, books, pillows for sale. Younger set guests entertained by Miss Alice Gaylord at Country Club. Mary Hart to host informal dance for George Beatrie of Winchester. Christ Episcopal auxiliary to meet Friday at 4 pm. Pinnickinnick Camp Fire Girls meet Friday at 3 pm. Philo B Marvin and Myrtle Mick wed at Central Christian church. couple to reside in Fairmont.
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Fairmont
Eleanor! Annan
Cambridge
Edna Jacobs
Clarksburg
Mountain Lake Park
Annan
Wacobs
Minnehaha Bprings
Tygarts Valley
United Brethren Sunday School of
Union Heights
Union Park
the Grove
George H. Duthie
Alice Gaylord
Gaylord
Pinnickinnick Camp Fire Girls
Bertha Bland
West Main Street
Warsonage
Philo B. Marvin
Myrtle Mick
Central Christian Church
W. M. Long
Marvin
Visitors and residents mingle in Clarksburg listings
The Parson s Souders Company summering in Bridgeport hosts J W Boyce from Parkersburg W W McNemar from Morgantown visits Nat C Burdett Morgantown visitor C W Albertson Wheeling guests H Grim from Philippi on business J R Mallory Parkersburg city visitor J C W Busch Parkersburg city guest Lee Boggess Shinnston Eleanor Annon Maryland visiting Bertha Bland Mr and Mrs Wirt Lewis and children returning from Virginia valley auto trip Pettigrew party New York guests Miss Leplinger Perth Amboy Miss Whitehead motored to Clarksburg to stay ten days Mrs Maxwell Case Washington Emily Reed Baltimore visiting Mrs William F Alexander George Beatrle Winchester visiting Charles Hart Jr Richard A Lang Baltimore visiting Mrs R D Post Broad Oaks William Wilson American restaurant owner heads to Detroit James H Moore Salem police chief visits on business
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Ore W. W. McNemar
Morgantown
Nat C. Burdett
C. W- Albertson
Wheeling
H. Grim
Philippian
J. R. Mallory
Parkersburg
J. H. Mills
Waldo
A. J. Colborn
Fairmont
B. F. Dadding
Prisoners Relief Society of
Hutington
J.C. W. Busch
Lee Boggess
Shinnston
Eleanor+Annon
Maryland
Bertha Bland
Wirt Lewis
Mord Lewis
Virginia
Thomas W. Pettigrew
New York
Leplinger
Perth Amboy
Whitehead
Clarksburg
Pettigrew
J. W.williams
West Main Street
Maxwell Case
Washington
Land Ofiss
Emily Reed
Baltimore
William F. Alexander
George Beatrle
Winchester
Charles Hart, Jr
Richard A. Lang
Broad Oaks
William Wilson
Detroit
James H. Moore
Salem
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Using Up Meat Scraps
A home recipe instructs using minced cooked beef and Jean ham with suet onion pepper salt and parsley. The mix is seasoned with curry powder if desired, bound with stock, steamed in a greased basin for two hours, then turned out and served with gravy.
Salad centerpiece and plans for parade in Morgantown
The item outlines a decorative salad wheel with pineapple, lettuce, cream cheese and walnuts. It mentions a street parade and racing events as part of festivities. It then reports the disappearance of Edwin V. Brown, 45, from Reedsville on June 23, with speculation of suicide. he left a wife and nine children. Union Dentists bays beth phomem
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Morgantown
Edwin V. Brown
Reedsville
Preston
Norwood Park Two Week Busy Schedule Attracts Crowds
Norwood Park enters a busy fortnight with daily programs by Manager Denham. The Elite Musical Comedy Company performs The Naked Truth nightly and the Moose lodge plans athletic events Saturday with many prizes. Next Saturday features Tin Plate Day with a Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company picnic.
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Norwood Park
Denham
Moose Lodge
Phillips Sheet
Tin Plate
Pany
Peter Fox Sons Seeks Ashland Plant Site
Huntington reports Peter Fox Sons and Company, a major creamery and butter maker, eyeing Ashland as a location for a plant to serve southern West Virginia Ohio and eastern Kentucky markets.
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Huntington
Peter Fox Sons and Company
America
Ashland
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
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Glarksburg
Thur
Parsons-Souders
Dell
Dresden
Telegram
Bell
Broad Oaks Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. W. Cunningham
BE. H. Smith
Chicago
Mary Hart
Locust Street
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
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Parsons-Souders Company
Bridgeport
J. W. Boyce
Parkers
Fred Piménto
Jone Snoush
Christine Haynes
Lovisa
Virginia Degis
Storm’s Dairy
Public Market House Co
Batter Renown Ma
Union
Elizabeth Seaton
Irwin Blag
R. Residence
Largh Creamery
Satuday
Imperial Valley
Liston's Sanitary Grocery
Carine de Bell
Pitt
Ghicago Dairy
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