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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
5
Handwear offered in sheer fabrics for warm weather includes chamoisette and silk gloves in white, natural, and color options. Prices range from 25 to 50 cents per pair, with long and short variations featuring double fingertip and clasp designs.
White handbags are shown on the main floor center aisle with filet lace and white linen embroidery. Prices range from 50 to 1.25 dollars, with some white kid leather bags available at 1.50 dollars.
A sale offering white kid belts sized 50 to 60 for Norfolk jackets and suits. Also promoted are belts to wear with a white skirt and soft lingeria blouse.
A fragment notes price bands from $1.50 to $5.00 for shades and tans with green trimming, highlighting $2 to $3.50 as common values. The text remains partially garbled but emphasizes affordable decorative items priced across a two dollar range.
Vinyl advertisement notes women's vests priced at 39 cents each or two for 25 cents. Describes Swiss ribbed, mercerized silk tape, silky feel, hand crochet neck, white cotton ribbed options, and a value claim of 500 units. promoting value offers and multiple pack deals.
In the 27 inch today an unidentified woman finds she will need another white stress and will discover the pattern slits she has been seeking. The note hints at a fresh lot and probable opportunities for fitting and creation.
When a woman asks for a practical summer coat she can choose from four styles priced affordably. Options include a blue serge plain single breasted coat at 7.50 dollars, a grey Mohair with large collar, a natural linen traveling coat at 5 dollars, and a natural Pongee with a large white ratine collar at 15 dollars.
Ready to wear dresses in crash linen natural color with Dutch or surprise necklines and cuffed sleeves. Red Copenhagen Blue and Brown prints available in sizes up to 44. Also white and colored fabrics, plus white nubuck shoes and colonial maps with sterling buckles. Numerous shoe styles reduced to $2.50 to $3.00 and boots at $3.00.
Miss Glasp and Mr Diebl wed at St Pauls Lutheran, Cumberland, with Rev. Marlin L. Enders officiating. Attendants wore white chiffon and rose satin gowns, large white orchids and American Beauty roses in decor, reception at Normandie followed for about seventy five guests. couple to reside in Clarkburg after June 24.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church South met on Main Street Thursday evening. A feature was the presentation of an engraved item to honor retiring secretary Mrs Holt, who served Vineland, S J.
A 20th anniversary evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Talbott featured a DiGrange green decor, complimentary remarks, and a reception with prizes won by Mrs. Stines and Mr. Rewara Belton. Mr. Talbott received a handsome present as guests praised the pleasant gathering and social atmosphere.
Ruth Martin hosted the JMC Club event at her home on Majn Avenue last evening. Guests included Mikdes Dulelg Lawnon Ava Chrtis Leva Witttami Wilda Conpening Helen Thompson and Mabel Wijtams as attendees.
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at the First Presbyterian Church invites members and all attendees to a dollar solid this evening at o'clock in the church hall.
Commencement exercises were held at West Virditiin Webleyan College with a reception for students and friends. Visitors from Clarkeburg returned this morning to celebrate and attend the event hosted by Br E N Flowers and Morry L Thomson. Miss Hea Kearta of Clarkeburg married Mr James Robinson in Gratton, officiated by Rev Pathir Melttttgot at the local Catholic church parsonage.
Chicago market notes for July show price moves with wheat up 1.05 1/8, corn at 72 1/4, and oats at 48 1/2 as trading progresses.
John Hays Hammond argues the party will unite behind the GOP nominee regardless of who it is. However Hammond favors a Roosevelt bid and clashes with calls for a solid front against Democrats if Taft is chosen.
Notice given that ROSARTO ROMANO applies for a license to sell spirituous wines liquors ale beers and drinks in Clarksville West Virginia for residence of the year beginning July 3 1912 The hearing will be at Clark County court clerk office June 1912 and is to be heard before the City of Clarkesburg.
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