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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
5
Parsons Souders shoppers praise the store for friendly help and efficient service. Customers note helpful clerks, clean aisles, and quick checkout as standout positives of their shopping experience.
A local retailer touts dresses at 9.90 dollars featuring ratine linen and fancy novelty fabrics. The collection highlights new models described as handsome and stylish.
Linen suits ideal for traveling priced from 7.50 to 15.00 dollars. The compact notice markets lightweight attire and budget options for customers seeking easy packing wardrobe pieces.
The article highlights a superb display of matched parasols designed to complement dresses and suits. It notes customer interest in color and material coordination and invites visitors to view the collection.
Advertises Pivers Richard Hudnuts Williams Jergens Pinauds perfumes and cosmetics with prices 1.20 for Azurea Latrefle, 85c and 1.40 for Toilet Water, powders 90c and 56c, various talcums, bath salts and travel outfits. Wholesale to barbers retail to trade.
Ad promotes economical dresses using ratine and linen with new shipments and colors. Highlights include 38 inch pongee at 1.00 per yard in navy Copenhagen pink Nell Rose and leather, 36 inch silk ratine 75c, 27 inch ratine 85c, 27 inch golded ratine 65c, white and colors. Also new cotton ratine 25c yard plus matching buttons laces belts and bands.
An endorsement highlights Vudor porch shades as the best in the market. After years of selling, the company asserts customer satisfaction with their Vudor products. All sizes are stated to be in stock and reinforced hammocks are noted for durability.
A classified listing offers numerous home furnishings and textiles including creton covers at 25c, porch shades with varying lengths from 4 ft to 12 ft priced up to 7.50, grass rugs in multiple sizes, Crex runners by the yard, and bordered options. Prices shown per item or by length.
Our basement department offers Jelly Glasses at 18 cents a dozen Jar Sealers for 10 cents a dozen Parafine Wax at 5 cents per cake E Z Seal Jars pints and quarts priced 75 cents and 1 half gallon at 1 10 a dozen
A 1910 gathering brings thousands to Harper's Ferry island as Baltimore and Ohio Railroad hosts an all ages picnic. The event offers trains from Baltimore Washington Mount Airy and Hagerstown with extra accommodations for employees and families. Notables include Axon Jennie Sanit and Batley Quartet with Zimmerman's band. The home and birthday party sections note local celebrations and a marriage license issued to Harry Ni Matheny and Rutha B. Sues.
J Devie or A Weston visited as business guests while J H Sigmaberry of Luckhannom also toured the city on business. C B Wolverton came from Gien Falls as a business visitor. Mr and Mrs Cecil Gl Highland from New Martinsville were brief in the city. Dr Hituneh Halley president of Broaddun Institute at W Philippi spent two days on a main eye visit. Mayor Wilt H Cole and Anthony J Schulte returned from Rochester New York after attending a national convention and reunion of the Etks
Noted singer Henry Moran of Minneapolis studying in New York and visiting his sister in this city plans to sing at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Moran leads the First Baptist church in Minneapolis and is regarded as a top northwest vocalist with a wide range and refined style. His recent West Coast recitals drew praise for clarity, power, and musicality, with Sheridan Wyoming credits highlighting his finish and enunciation.
Dr J A McDonald editor of the Globe declared at the International Christian Endeavor convention that a church led by the wealthy is a futile instrument in solving capital and labor problems. He said the church has become a conservator of vested interests and worships status until it reestablishes Christ's social principles of industrial justice.
Americus Serlaggio of Philadelphia brought back fellow boarder Vincent Amorogi from the county jail where he was held as a suspected luminary after a railroad arrest near Clarksburg. Amorogi, a candy maker, had been touring with a vaudeville show and grew violent on a Cincinnati bound train.
A sixteen year old girl reports an assault by Bastino Cartenio a Meadow Rock coal miner. Cartenio is jailed for nonpayment of a $20 fine and court costs. If the fine remains unpaid he faces additional detention of about a month after a hearing in Justice T G Nicewarner's court.
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