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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
15
About 100 women will receive fashion clothes at roughly half price through Parsons Souders. The event includes gowns, waists priced at 1 and 1.25 dollars and suits and coats at 3.85 dollars, aiming to clear stock.
Night Gowns offered at bargain prices claim superior style and quality for the money. White crepe cotton gowns detail trimmed lace and ribbons with round necks and short sleeves in sizes 16 and 17, plus corset covers and drawers in fine muslin. Envelope chemises with lace and embroidery and scalloped edges priced at 1.50. Beach cloths and gabardines listed in multiple widths and prices.
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Ivory white and several bright colors headline new Golfine skirts priced at 4.90 and 5.90 with envelope pockets. Stores say demand outpaces supply as fresh arrivals arrive yesterday, while a shopper recalls paying 15 for a similar item elsewhere but finds these superior.
A clearance of over a hundred hats to ready the millinery department for its move to a permanent second floor location. Hats priced at 1.95 2.95 and 3.99 are offered with wonderful low prices.
Eleven new styles of tailored organdie and voiles, plus organdie panes and five georgette crepe blouses at 3.85. Fifty pieces, described as the finest blouses of quality, in white or flesh pink, lace trimmed, low neck, with short or long sleeves.
Brand-new suits in summer serges and worsted fabrics, made over from remaining stocks by two reliable makers, arrive for favored customers. Prices are 21.50 and 25 dollars, with six styles in black and navy and all sizes.
The ad boasts Turkish bath towels in sizes 18x36 inches at 15c and 24x48 inches at 2c, full-bleached and absorbent. It claims no excess material and emphasizes neat hemmed ends and superior quality for the price.
The Parsons-Souders department lists social notices including events at Wallace and local clubs. Women’s Christian Temperance Union activities feature a program with songs, recitations, and discussions led by Mrs Cheuvront, plus reception of White Ribbon recruits. A dance at the Country Club drew many local youths and out-of-town guests. James Automobile Party and a Bank picnic are noted among social gatherings. A home-coming in Wilbur is announced with Rev Hi R Hess and others attending.
Recipe notes describe codfish balls or puff using codfish, Tan Potatoes, butter, eggs whites, and a light brown bake. A horseradish sauce with butter and flour and hot milk accompanies the dish. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Osman Swartz and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn S Horner occupying a bungalow on the Golf farm.
San Francisco June 21 Injuries to eyes and brain are more common and deadly in the present war in Europe, says Dr Lloyd, recorded after his Austria study before the American Medical Association. Short range fighting and the rotary bullet motion increase severity. The number of totally blind patients is alarming, and European nations will need special provision after the war.
An auction style notice announces spring suits and cloth for sale at 15 dollars each, reduced from 25 and 35 dollars. The item list emphasizes a limited sale window ending at sundown or shortly after. The ad targets shoppers seeking affordable attire before the day ends.
Vague OCR fragment mentions members of a Davenport group and a speaker Dr Ltion. It notes a meeting address to a school and stack day with references to lack of harmonious cooperation and vision. No clear event dates or outcomes available.
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