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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1915
Page
5
Fragmentary notes discuss time to spare and patience, urging a change of scene and a slower pace. It mentions Parsons-Souders and reassures that vacation can become an amiable fiction if there is no time to spare. Aims to encourage taking days off to reset and plan ahead.
A catalog note highlights an out clearing of many German fabrics, widths from one half to one and a half inches, originally up to 20 cents per yard, with a large table lot offered at 3 cents per yard, aimed at women sewing this summer.
A dispersal sale offers women’s dresses at 3.75 with Misses sizes 16 to 20 and women’s 36 to 44. Sheer dimities, lawns, and white and colored silks are reduced to a fourth or less, with a miscellaneous lot highlighted for travelers or home use. Additional dresses at 1.00 feature voile in black and white, blue and white, lavender and white, and striped patterns.
A rebuilding sale offers table linens and napkins at discounts. The flyer quotes a nostalgic line about December roses while promoting July linen prices ranging from $1.00 to $2.00 and reflecting a 20 percent reduction for a limited four day period.
A Marcato Music Club meeting was held Monday at Miss Cora Atchison’s home on Sixth Street with president Miss Atchison treasurer Mrs. Harry Sheets and secretary Miss Jessie Byrd in office. Six new members were added and the club unanimously accepted a $100 offer from McCall Magazine Company for collecting 285 subscriptions. Members urged to solicit, send names and addresses to the president.
Surprise wedding announced as Paul Morel and Miss Louise Kinnaird wed in Oakland Maryland at 10:20 PM with family and friends congratulating them. The couple, plans and artists recital arrangements are noted and the bride’s family home is listed.
Cut glass admired by homemakers now available at a third of the usual price. Stock expected to sell quickly as demand rises and shoppers rush to secure bargains on the new offering.
Plain rubber caps start at 2 for style, 50c for pleated frill, 60c for quill capped. Fancy caps with frills bows and trimmings priced 9c to 98c, including mushroom shapes. Canvas bath sandals sold 25c and 50c.
Hundreds of young women and girls use the Washington Irving high school pool for indoor swimming. Regulation Annette Kellerman suits are offered in black Jersey and other styles with prices ranging from 50c to 1.50.
Corwith One and One Ribbed Silkeen Union Suits priced at $1.00 with a dollar sale emphasis. Silkeen combinations feature a shell crochet finish and offer sizes 5 and 6, with extra sizes 7 to 9 at $1.25. Proud claim of American-made quality and best style among options.
Silk taffeta petticoats priced at 3.95 each in ten street colors. Described as soft, rich and lustrous for wear with silk frocks at home or on the shore, suitable for mountain or seaside occasions.
Sport coats in tan rose white eelgium blue and gold appear in a new vogue with belted Sack styling and large pockets priced at ten dollars. A wide oval corduroy belted coat in the same colors also features large pockets and is offered at the same price.
New tub skirts of white drill designed to pair with middy blouses. Three styles priced at 1.50 and 2.00 dollars, available in sizes up to 20 years, offering a simple fresh outfit.
New line of Paul Jones shirts described as Mercerized cotton, drill, madras and silk options. Plain low neck opening with pockets highlights the simple yet refined style. Prices listed at 31, 1.50, 2 and 3.50 dollars.
Unprecedented values on draperies offered in white and Arab colors. Plain or fancy options with matching patterns to walls and furniture. Volles and Scrime advertised at ten cents per yard, with portions described as 1500 yards available in this extra sale.
A Buford North Dakota man recalls a severe diarrhoea attack lasting over a week two years ago. A druggist recommended Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. the first dose brought relief and within two days he was fully recovered. Obtainable everywhere.
Of interest to women, a description of new cotton rags highlights dainty printed cotton hangings in cool Dive and white combinations. The piece notes their popularity for home decor, detailing patterns and styling ideas for curtains and accessories.
An order of publication notice appears for Grae Yan and Marthe F. High related to corporate matters. The record notes publication requirements and involved parties in a formal court proceeding.
Men s Day specials promote Ready Wednesday pricing on D V B summer Union Suits sizes 34 to 50 at 83e and silk cotton half hose in multiple colors sizes 10 to 1114 sold in lots of five. The notice targets men shoppers with emphasis on full supply availability and value.
Today 100 wash skirts offered at 1.50 and 2.00 dollars. Styles include belted designs with patch pockets in Gabardine and ribbed Pique. Waist sizes from 22 to 36, all lengths available.
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