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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
5
An OCR fragment notes ready stock described as thin and Burmmerish with city country and seashore references, claiming goods are good at reasonable prices. It hints at lower prices than advertised bargains and mentions a date July 9th in relation to a sale.
Textile shop advertises women's tennis wear and men’s gear with blouses priced at 1, 1.25, 3.50 and 5 dollars and sweater coats at 5 dollars, reflecting shifting gender roles in sports fashion.
Fashion magazine previews new fabric patterns and design trends as critic Fieorlios Hashion celebrates bold textures and color palettes. Editors note evolving styles and mention upcoming collections from major houses with emphasis on sustainable materials and craft.
A fragment notes hopes for dustless streets and better roads, urging ladies to deny dust on clothing while awaiting improvements. The text reflects civic ideals and practical concerns about road conditions and cleanliness.
A fragment describes a sale of Turkish bath towels with prices around 39e and 50c per towel. It notes a forthcoming extra supply and savings of about 11 cents per item, suggesting a dollar value for families. The text references unit costs and a larger stock ready.
Vacation outfits advertised at Parsons Souders include suits hats shoes blouses and several frocks. An ultra fashionable black and white stripe voile dresses the display with a wide yard price of 25e.
Mrs Stephen B Blkins sails on the Vaterland for an extended trip abroad accompanied by R R Hitt and Mr and Mrs William Hitt. She plans to spend most of her time in Europe at a German spa to recuperate after recent activities. The Hitts have long been in Washington society and plan a permanent move to Virginia after their return.
A Charleston area social page recalls visits by Misa Amoxens Thompson and guests touring historic sites. Weddings, lawn fêtes, dinners, and a large Elk Park dance highlight summer gatherings, with notable attendees from Parkersburg, Huntington, Boston, Wisconsin, and Virginia.
More than 200 women's dresses from Voie Crepes, Ratines and Linens feature tunic styles in black and white. Expectant women will find deals from $4.90 to with four grades priced at $4.90, $6.90, $9.90 and $13.90.
A local display touts serge suits in blues and slacks with mid-summerweights and silk lining. Prices from 14.50 up to 25, boasting color guaranteed tailoring and travel readiness. Nine in ten suits observed were serge, plus new cape coats in white broadcloth with navy and black checks priced 16 to 25.
An OCR fragment notes white washable skint pricing from $1.50 to $5 and mentions tunics made of ratine and cordelines. It lists yoke tunics, cordeline and eponze options at $3.00 and $3.50, plus belted capes and serge fabrics, all described as new tunic items.
Mr and Mrs Charles F Kester traveled by trolley to Fairmont and Pittsbaree then to Chicago for a reunion of the Grand Lodge of Elks next week. Mr Kester will represent the lodge in official capacity.
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