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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
5
A growing business remediates space with a major remodel to expand and modernize. Bulk stocks are reduced and prices cut to clear inventory, enabling a new enlarged structure to serve the public needs and boost profits.
This warehouse stock offer cuts prices on Open Stock Dinnerware contracted before war conditions raised costs. The sale is limited to current inventory with no future delivery orders accepted. Buyers must act now to enjoy the reduction and quick turnover.
Hair dressing has changed and Miss Porter Experiest will spend the week instructing and demonstrating. She will show how to dress hair in a becoming way with no charge. An assortment of hair goods will be exhibited at moderate prices.
The drapery store offers Vudor shades in black and white as custom orders, plus porch shades in familiar colors and various makes. Vudor shades use broad lindenwood strips, dark green, with safety rope to stay in place, priced from 2.25 dollars for four feet wide to 7.50 dollars for twelve feet wide.
Shoppers cheer large selection of china and bric a brac at a store sale under extensive alterations. Many items offered include chop and cake sets berry sets ice cream sets tea sets marmalade jars brass ware trays and bric a brac at special reductions.
A Gala Show of June Fashions For Summer presents new styles for all weather and social duties. Includes tailored suits cotton frocks silk dresses hats and shoes ready for the season.
The ad touts Brest silks and pastels with high priced items at 5.09 and silks priced 2.95 down to 1.95. It features new silks in striped and floral patterns, two yard sales at 50 cents, and a large powered silk organ dye in pastel tones offered for 50 cents.
Wedding notice announces Mrs Elizabeth Lawson’s daughter Ruby Jean to Mr Clarton McKeehan Powell on Tuesday June 1 1917 at home after July 1 in Distksburg West Virginia. Ladies Aid Society of St Mark’s Lutheran meets at 99 Lee Street for a strawberry ice cream festival at Lutheran church Friday evening. Bridge Club hosts two table game at West Main Street home with tea refreshments. Ladies aid of First Methodist Episcopal church entertains with program including invocation scripture and readings. many members and guests attend and uplift felt.
Dr S A Cavalier of Philippi and Ernest Randolph from Selem visit the county seat. Clarence P Stott from Ben Lomond operates a model farm while J B Brennan of Wheeling and Nelson Reid of Parkersburg conduct business. Others include John B Hoerr and I L Weaver from Martinsburg and Parkersburg respectively, plus Miss Margaret Griffin from Orlando. Mrs George Edmiston of Buckhannon visits her daughter Mrs J Philip Clifford. William F Alexander and family return to Mulberry street after winter in Baltimore. Drs Anne Camp of New York visits her mother Mrs John McGowan and plans a Chicago and Lake Michigan Park trip with daughter Le Jones. Isabelle McGowan returns from Horace Mann in New York.
The Parsons Souders Company trained the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday.
A girl performs a dance to aid her family amid wartime hardship. The piece reflects how even simple acts of support can assist households with brothers serving in the conflict.
A magazine note describes using canned pineapple juice to flavor pears during canning. It suggests a pint of juice added to cooking water to improve taste and mentions grated pineapple as a common canning form. A hint of sugar is advised before sealing.
The Rev. and Mrs. P. Musgrave and two children visited Broad Oaks and Mt Clare area families including W. M Morris and B Brand. Mrs Taylor Richmond from Fairmont visited Mt Clare, and Rev B Workman was noted with her stepdaughter. Bay 30 memorial service at McWhorter attended by BG Vincet and W. Morris.
Officer Howe jailed two women accused of loitering in the streets Thursday night. Virginis Smith remains jailed while Helen Smith paid a fine and gained release. Virginia Smith could be ordered to leave the city as Mayor Gordon and the court consider sentencing.
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