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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1915

Page

5

Rebuilding Sale Offers Big Savings on Carpets and China

A local advertisement proclaims a closing weekend rebuilding sale with deep discounts on carpets, rugs, curtains, china, glassware, and house furnishings. It touts 20 percent off dinnerware and further market-saving reductions, noting items contracted before war conditions and limited stock. Large selections include Limoges china, hand-painted pieces, scrim curtains, draperies, Axminster rugs, and copper and brass goods with prices emphasized to attract quick buys.

Linen Sale Promises Great Deals on Table Linens

A July sale showcases cloth and napkin offers with a bouquet of prices. Deals include fifty linens at 1.00 and rising to 2.00, napkins reduced twenty percent, and linen sets discounted by one fifth. Buy now for a year’s supply.

Social and Personal Notes From The Telegram Page

Social and personal items note Macabees meeting at the Trwin building corner of West Pike and Third streets tomorrow evening at 7 o clock. Also Masonic Reunion eyed for late month in Grafton park with state lodges invited. Marcato Club to meet at Miss Cora Atchison’s on Sixth street with full attendance planned. Pinckinnick Camp Fire held at Miss Bertha Bland’s home to plan camping party. Mr and Mrs R E Lee have moved to Shinnston from Clarksburg. Cadenza orchestra to perform at Traction park tonight under A P Hall with new dances. West Virginia Day program set for July 21 at the Panama-Pacific Exposition featuring speeches music and state ceremonies.

Trwin West Pike and Third Streets Masons of Grafton Grafton Park Marcato Club Marcato Music Club Cora Atchison Sixth Street Pinnickinnick Gamp Fire Misa Bertha Bland Anns New Home R. E. Lee Clarksburg Shinnston Lee Bank Union National Bank Hazel Boardman Lee-Boardman Clarksbure Traction Park A. P. Hall Hall Beeuj West Virginia San Francisco Calif John T. McGraw West Virginia Commission Charles C. Moore Vernon F. Johnson Henry Drury Hatfield Wes Virginia band—‘America Vernon E. Johnson Vernon E. John— Son West Shelela Margantown William Foreman Foreman Jones Dent Nelson Michael Harry Dent George Rinehart Cassville George A. Hiser North Morgantown George Frum Josephine Charles Georgia Frum Mary Reed Layton Frum Harrison Frances Emma Shelel Nellis Trevillian Emma Dent Sarah Oliver McClure Robert McClure Peter Shelel Mt. Clare Blanche Mabel Elizabeth Willie Bennett Mason Yoon Ema Dent Blanche Freeman Martha M. McCarty George Edmiston Yockhamon Thomas W. Farnsworth David B. Carper Atlantic City Elizabeth McCarty Buckhanner J. Hy Fness Charles B. Alexander Country Club Parkersburg Maybury Harrison Oral H. L. Price Wheeling T. Prunty West Union SG. Messer Sistereville Union Park Norwood Park Clerksburg Grasselli Bridgeport Court House Merriam Clippinger Lima J. Spears Lee Street B. J. Braun Pittsburg L. J. Rosenfield

Lutheran Church Hosts Children's Day Service

The Lutheran Church at Loysville Pa held a Sunday Evening Children’s Day program. Rev Wy Heuser urged contributions to support the home at Loysville, as attendees enjoyed a well received program by the children in a well filled auditorium.

Marks Lutheran Church Crould Jevening Wy Heuser Loysville

White Wash Skirts Put On Special Campaign

Hundred white wash skirts offered at 1.50 and 2.00 in a special display. The 1.50 version is rep fabric while the 2.00 skirts are garpardine with fine needle-rich pique. Belts and new pocket treatment described. Sizes 22 to 36 waist, length 36 to 43.

Summer Blouses in Organdie Sizes 34 to 50

Brand-new summer blouses in organdie fabrics offered in nine models. Sizes range from 34 to 44, with four models extended to 46 through 50 for extra large women. Attractive pricing and styles designed to delight shoppers.

Summer Frocks of Voile for Quick Sale

Fifty voile frocks priced at $1 each offer a timely purchase deal. The dresses feature black and white blue and white and lavender and white dice block checks or stripes, with embroidered organdy collars and yestee. Sizes 34 to 44.

Porch Pillows At 25 Cents Each For Quick Demand

Cretonne covered porch pillows with cotton filling and frilled edges offered in medium and dark colors. Full size and inexpensive at 25 cents each to meet customer demand weekly.

Card of Thanks for Lucile McKinley

The McKinley family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their daughter and sister Lucile. They praise floral tributes and Rev Dr Taylor for comforting words during their grief.

Lucile Taylor Geo McKinley Hoscowne Virginga Maas McKinlee

Removing Stains from White Blouses and Delicate Fabrics

Tips for women include soaking stained white blouses in cold water with a dash of soda before washing, straining and mixing tea with white starch for curtains, rubbing silk and velvet with eucalyptus oil to remove grease, and boiling water to lift wine stains. It advises not wetting cloth but rubbing with flannel and polishing like a mahogany table to preserve color and prevent rotting.

Governor Brumbaugh Sermon Visit in Meyersdale

Governor Martin Grove Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania with an agent visited Meyersdale as guests of Mr and Mrs F S Simple at Holland Farm. The governor who is an ordained minister preached Sunday at the Church of the Brethren in Meyersdale.

Martin Grove Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Meyersdale Pasy Jay F. 5 Holland Farm Church of the Brethren

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