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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
5
Summer is near and shoppers face delays in decision making as mid summer merchandise arrives. Consumers will judge best stocks, lowest prices, and strongest service. Parsons Souders invites everyone to visit this week, with emphasis on Thursday afternoon for peak activity.
The wind up of a great season offers ten ultra fine high class suits remaining at fifteen dollars each, originally thirty five to forty five. Paris copied exact counterparts of imported models in sizes fourteen sixteen eighteen and thirty six with light effects. colors include two blue and one black.
The five in one coats offer five collar and lapel styles, inspired by Paris but made in America from dust shed linen. Prices range from 2 to 16.50 dollars, with a truly splendid assortment.
A long Social page lists a birthday party for Ada Williams with many attendees, a surprise party for Ada Williams, a Hom e Mission Society meeting at St Pauls Church with a full program, Epworth League officers elected at First Methodist, West Fork Court to meet for officer elections,Circle entertaining the Kings Daughters, an auto party to Philipps and return due to road conditions, and Ald Society gathering plans at Miss Etta McKeehan’s Mulberry Street home.
Earl Knapp and Charles Smoot led Clarsburg with strong last five games but Rego and Whitley edged Salem by eleven pins in ten game match at Inghram alleys. Home struggles cost Clarsburg victory as Gore alley quick pin team visit Fairmont next, promising fast scores from top bowlers.
Prof. Fisher, formerly of the Ford opera house in Baltimore, reached the city today and will cooperate with Emile Raspillaire de Will to provide the musical program for the Bijou theater. This feature adds a popular attraction to the playhouse lineup.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts and her Vegetable Compound. It claims the remedy is prepared from roots and herbs for female ailments and has served women for nearly forty years, relieving a range of female diseases and proving its merit through time.
An old advertisement touts Bartels Indian Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, quinsy, sprains and bruises. It claims the product has no equal and urges purchase from dealers or Cary Medicine Co. in Zanesville.
A fragmented notice details a June sale at a Pike Street shop. It mentions Celia Lewin and a furniture outlet with dishware and mugs, promising popular items and inviting readers to try soon for available deals.
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