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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
15
The message urges cooperative sales and quality service as the test of good storekeeping. It emphasizes serving the most customers today and claims women are particularly affected by the announcement.
A local retailer advertises 20 percent discounts on galvanized buckets garbage cans kitchen items and baskets including lunch and waste paper varieties. It also promotes Wirthmor Waists at 1.00 with a claim they surpass usual 150 to 2.00 values under a new manufacturer retailer cooperation. Waists will be sold exclusively here at the stated price.
We are exclusive agents for the WELL WORTH BLOUSE at $2.00 and offer two new styles each weekend from the makers of Walth amer Waists. This week’s arrivals are unusually appealing and WEEL WORTH the price, selling at $2. Sale tomorrow, Saturday.
Demonstration continues on Main Floor Center Cross aisle showing Wan OK Wind-O-Klean a heavy cotton cloth like chamois saturated with cleaning chemicals. The product promises easy window cleaning with no backbreaking effort and sells in two sizes 10c and 125c.
Beautiful new Net Dresses are light and cool with exquisite materials in artistic models. A variety of styles to suit all tastes and requirements, moderately priced from ten to twenty five dollars.
The Wallace Needlecraft Division was delightfully entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs W C O Dunham in Wallace. A busy program of needlework occupied the afternoon with refreshments served by the hostess. Members present included Mesdames W Os Dunham C D Mary SC Gibson G T Williamson L J Jusl grove CT Myers S C McCune H L Rusk E AM Miller and G B Leneban. Bowling contest featured after the social with the Ladies of the West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association, and a playful duck pin accommodation for the men. The ceremony for the wedding of Glenn Al Parker and Eve Jym Pearl Bartlett occurred Thursday evening at the Baptist parsonage conducted by Rev W C Taylor. Only Miss Joe, the bride’s sister, and Mr Clarence Wills attended the ceremony. A dinner followed at the bride’s father’s home in the Stealer addition before the couple departed for Western.
A city sale features Golfine skirts in three styles at 490 and four at 35.902 colors include White Ivory Watermelon Pink Belgium Blue Wavy Emerald Green. Golfine sports suits $15 and coats $10 to $18.75 with belted, unlined designs in White Copenhagen Blue Gold Old Rose. New white with black shadow plaid highlights today.
An ad touts a new window awning that eliminates old fashion design by using braces for storm resistance. It opens at top and sides for fresh air and ventilation with seven sizes up to 32 inches wide. Prices range from 11.50 to 400, increasing with width. Installation guaranteed at no extra charge.
Black and white Vador porch shades are available to order at Parsons-Souders in Clarksburg. Sizes include four, six, eight, ten, and twelve feet with listed prices and quick delivery for standard and custom sizes. Bring porch measurements for custom orders.
Prices are down one third as large stocks must be reduced in preparation for changes on Basement Floor. Reduction applies to fancy china and includes all cut glass, with none reserved.
The notice describes a well furnished home awaiting the couple, praising the bride as popular with many friends and the bridegroom as a man of sterling qualities. His parents live in Kane, Pa, and he works at a glass company in Weston. Personal notes report Waitman Russell of Jane Lev visiting, J Carter of Buckhannon in town on business, and A Bliss McCrumm of Kingwood visiting Friday.
The article discusses russet and tan feather Frere footwear trends for the season, noting these shades are becoming fashionable among ultra-smart women. It observes these colors are typically used with complementary attire and hints at styling cautions.
A vivid description notes a pair of pumps featuring a distinct space between the front and back, with the heel and vamp filled by champastea shoe of russet feather and colored leather, highlighting bold textile contrast.
Children’s store advertises Indian Chief Suits at 12 and 25 cents, Cowboy Suits at 1.25 to 2.00, Firemen and Broncho Girl outfits, Boy Scott and Baseball suits, overalls and rompers, play tents priced up to 6.15 with deals like 7 for Tf.
A fragmented ad lists various beauty and deodorant powders with prices from 14 to 25 cents. Items include William Colgate and Mer nen tales powders, Joe Lebn Fink Reveris flesh white, Brown's Violet, Hudnuts, Vantine's specials, Jess Talums, and Amon lin Deodorant Powder for speaker toilet uses.
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