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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
5
Over 1509 White Sale waists priced at 89c and 00c. Women’s skirts and drawers in nainsook with lace embroidery offered at 89c. Lingerie and voile waists range from 1.20 to 2.40, with many items at 1.40 to 4.00. Fine linen shirts and middy blouses also featured at reduced rates.
Shipping page note promotes a June sale on 25 cent Madras waistings with a reduced price of 19 cents per yard. It highlights savings for customers and claims hundreds of dollars saved by patrons during the sale.
The ad advertises Berkley Cambric at 12 cents per yard for No. 60 and 15 cents for No. 100, with a note that other months carry 15 and 18 cents per yard for the best available stock. The pricing emphasizes a favorable deal during the current period.
A brief sale listing embroidered robes at deep discounts with prices on batiste and voile gowns, white goods and various flouncings. White Madras waistings and Swiss flouncing offered at reduced yard prices with multiple lot specials and Cambrie fabrics highlighted.
A May tenth social birthday tribute to Mrs Emeline Carr recalls cards from old friends in Clarkburg Fairmont Shumston Bridgeport and Tucson. Wedding invites note Genevieve Gray and George Gordon Lynch to marry June twenty four at First Methodist Episcopal Church Clarksburg WV.
A rural church circle stages a four act play titled Home Ties. Cast includes Martin inn Ruth Ruth Wins Len Everett Harold Vincent and others. Plot follows Martins broken family, unresolved love triangles, Ruth finding happiness with Len as Harold departs. Curtain at eight with refreshments afterward. Admission details incomplete.
Rochester June 9 Eastman Kodak Company to adjust methods to meet charges in government action filed at Buffalo. George Eastman president announces refusal to dissolve and outlines plan to operate retail stock houses under its name add name to stationery advertising and abandon exclusive sales policy.
Iva N Morgan advances from Fairmont to Beaver Creek Kentucky to assume the role of general auditor for Elk Horn Fuel Company. He has served Fairmont Coal Company for over ten years and is welcomed by many friends.
Washington June 9 The comptroller of the currency today issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks in the United States as of the close of business Wednesday June 4.
June 9 report covers a Daughters of Ruth picnic at the Thon home with games races and electing Misses Mary Morrison and Lacle Stout. Junior Baseball Club festival raised funds for new uniforms. Methodist Protestant day school held a Children’s Day service with Recitations solos and choir, plus foreign relief collection. Bolivia noted as a major tin producer.
Carpenters and workmen finished remodeling the store room at 327 Hewes Street opposite the city fire department for Justice W. E. Starcher. The space now houses his office and court with separate tele phones and neatly arranged equipment. Starcher claims it is the largest justice's court in the county.
The June term of the county court began Monday with full attendance. The term will settle accounts with the sheriff and treasurer, grant licenses, prepare annual levy estimates, and handle other business.
The Supreme Court ruled that streetcar lines are not subject to Interstate Commerce Commission regulation. The high court voided the ICC order for a five cent fare cut from Omaha to Council Bluffs. A separate report notes a Finnish water power project to supply electricity to Saint Petersburg and nearby areas led by Russia's top bankers.
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