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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
5
Newly arrived assortment offers 15-8 Masterpiece pieces featuring roses and foliage designs. Sets priced at 16.50 and 12s 7.00, Bon Bons 2.00, Celery Trays 5.00, all part of a 20 percent off sale this week.
Advertised as limited remaining stock these 100 piece Austrian dinner sets come in two patterns. One features a wreath of wild roses with gold tracings and the other a gray border with a pink rose design. Prices shown include 38.00 and 15.50 for select pieces.
Cut Glass Shell Tumblers 10c each with field daisy pattern. Leftover from the splendid Saturday sale. Six dozen available. Phone your order now. Also offered 24 stem and handle Sherbets at 10c each.
The notice advertises a punch bowl sale with discounts on sets and bowls. Prices range from 1.30 to 3.98, with regular prices listed between 1.50 and 3.00. Contains no clear names or locations.
Prices on ware such as maratine dishes owls Ramacons and pots are cut by one fifth this week. Items include casseroles bean pots and fife cocketts teware with reductions across all sizes in the famous ware line.
On sale in the basement hives, jelly jars and lids offered in dozen and pie lot quantities. Limited stock, large percentages available. Limited delivery suggested.
Fifty jardiniers were listed at Zoe for quick disposal at about half price, with DAW and LOBEL noted in the listing.
An ad promotes tan Russia calf pumps with leather bow and flexible soles at 2.95, offering style at reduced prices. It touts Russia oxford styles, cut last with square low heels, urging early purchase as supplies will not last.
All sizes of all Redfern Corsets styles medium and long are on drastic disposal from $3.50 to $5, now offered at $1.75. The store aims to clear shelves quickly as part of a Parson-Souders economic purchase, illustrating exceptional bargains for patrons.
A promotion highlights 100 finest dress skirts priced at 4.95, offering a value purchase for a separate skirt to pair with a blouse. The skirts showcase two tone whip cord fabric in tans greys and black and brown hues, promoted as a special fall model.
An early spring wedding announces the marriage of Genevieve Heenan to Thomas Manon at a Presbyterian church ceremony led by Rev. H. A. Jones. Only close family attended as Miss Heenan, a West Virginia native, became Mrs. Manon amid flower festooned decor. The groom represents Armour Fertilizing in the state and the couple planned a New Orleans train departure for their honeymoon with Texas visits afterward.
Fragmentary text mentions a woman’s health complaint and a patent remedy named Plowham's Vegetable Compound. The readable portion references a dramatic emotional reaction and marketing language, with garbled names and phrases. No clear event or attribution to persons or organizations is established.
A small dinner gathering was hosted for Mrs Te Holt on Sunday evening at the City Club. The event featured friends dining together in a complimentary social, with no public attendance references.
Wreck of the Richwood branch near Rohrbaughly siding derailed seven cars on Sunday morning delaying the Piggens and Talbot branches for hours. Arnold Hutchinson, colored, allegedly stabbed William Henderson during Saturday evening, leaving him in critical condition as Hutchinson awaits trial. Several local people and events are noted, including hospital departures, a boarding house opening, and plans for a elocution recital at the High School.
The Carroll Comedy Company opens a week at Victoria theater on West Pike street with The Land of the Sky a four act romantic melodrama plus high class vaudeville between acts. Notable cast includes Charles Perry Thomas Carroll May Corley Alene Merrill Bosale Wheeler Richard Cramer and Nat Daniele. The program will be rotated three times during the week. Tickets are on sale now.
In Washington Pa Saturday night Dresbach of Gore alley beat Siler by sixty five pins as the Bowling tourney week resumes with remaining games at home alleys. The match saw Dresbach hold a strong lead and the tournament continues Friday with Uniontown Washington and Wheeling bowlers expected to join.
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