Sale of Hats by Style Count and Price
A promotional listing shows four styles priced at 14.50, six styles at 18.50, and five styles at 25.00. Plain offer with item counts and per group prices.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
15
A promotional listing shows four styles priced at 14.50, six styles at 18.50, and five styles at 25.00. Plain offer with item counts and per group prices.
Brown's Garden of Allah Toilet Water offered in two sizes at 45¢ and 95¢ each. New daily arrivals include Violet Simplicity toilet water at 45¢ and 95¢, plus Jess talcum, American Arbutus, Dixie blossoms, and Violet talcum. Simplicity talcum priced at 25¢ for each of the three.
During a Monday start week long demonstration, O Cedar Mops will be offered at 1.35 dollars and 85 cents each, down from regular prices of 1.50 and 1.00. The promotion aims to familiarize shoppers with O Cedar as a true savings helper and encourage home trials in Lynchburg.
A fragment describes a metal topped retainer bag meant to keep garments clean and unwrinkled by shielding from dust. The device features a frame with cloth that can be separated from the frame for cleaning or replacement.
June social events fill society pages with weddings and receptions as Mrs. Ky and Bryan Templeman tie, visitors swap souvenirs, and Mrs. Benjamin Blackford hosts a canal party. Births, marriages, and travels shade the week, with a coming wedding of Prof Robert Armstrong and Miss Myra Louise Shank in Morgantown announced, along with Washington and Wheeling nuptials and local club meetings.
June local notices announce the marriage of Anna Thompson to Edward Roberus with details of the families involved. The piece notes Miss Lawster, daughter of the late John S. Lewis, and John J. Talbott, a Cajiumble University graduate aiming for medical studies. It also mentions Fairmont normad iit graduates teaching plans and a survey of graduates from Freemanabure, plus Murvey A. Mall’s travel to Ames to study agriculture.
Mrs. Will Shields of Clarksburg visits relatives here as does Mrs. Jane Roach of Adamston and Mr. Toni Stevens of Graff ton with his wife visiting relatives. Lovlan J. Roach and son James visit Mrs. Batson in Clarksburg. Ered Roach and son Robert spend Sunday with Rosemont relatives. Mrs. Edward Lynch visits daughter Mrs. Art Waller at Gratton Friday.
Mrs G F Batton and Mrs E G Chipps visit Gratton while Mrs George Dawson attends graduation events for her granddaughter Miss Pearl Lake. Nearby, Hensta Bone factory closes for license delays and Mrs Helen Bristol with granddaughter Miss Helen Greathouns visit in Fairmont. Congressman Mose may grant pension.
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