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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

5

PLAN TRY THIS: PLAN Again- Two pairs will wear twice as long

Two pairs offer longer wear with different finishes. One pair tan and one pair gun metal patent leather or white buckskin provide a change for varying occasions. Each pair supports versatile wardrobe and cost efficiency.

Boys Dress Clothes Fair and Wide Selections Today

Week after week new stocks arrive to serve mothers bringing little boys for suits today. Sailor Russian blouse suits for ages 2 to 6 and 5 to 9 years priced from 1.00 to 4.50. Linens in white or natural galatea poplin cords chambrays and related fabrics offered.

New Shipment of Ratine Fabrics Arrives At Store

New shipment of Ratine fabrics includes 38 inch pongee at $1.00 per yard in navy Copenhagen pink Nell Rose and leather. 36 inch all silk ratine 75 cents. 27 inch ratine 85 cents and 27 inch corded ratine 65 cents in white and colors. Write for samples.

Copenhagen

Manicure Sets Offered at Ten Cents Special

A bargain item is advertised offering manicure sets for 10 cents each. Each set includes a file an orange stick and six emery boards in a special deal.

Discounted Sale Items Across Housewares and Linens

The notice lists a 20 percent discount on cut glass today and on Artwaves items. White goods and undermuslins waists are also 20 percent off. Filoancings, embroideries, and related pieces are marked 20 percent off today.

Fresh arrivals of clever styles at spring sale

A local store touts new fashion arrivals with cool, fresh waters metaphor in an ad style. Styles described as clever and affordable priced at 4.95 and 9.90, appealing to shoppers seeking bargain wear this season.

Just a Little Silk Boot In a Woman's Stocking

A pricing description for Silk Lisle stockings with high spliced heel reinforced sole and top. Promotes a silk leg look, 50 cents per pair, in black tan white and navy. Sizes 814 to 10. Sold in a lot of 30 dozen specially bought stock ings.

Corsets Offered At Discount Prices In Ad

Warner's Lace Front Corsets priced at two dollars with coutil low bust and long hip model. A second style listed at three dollars. Redfern Lace Front Corsets offered for five dollars.

Warner Redfern

Shoes at Special Prices Inexpensive Ladies Footwear Sale

Shoes at special prices for ladies with options including white shoes 1.50, two strap pumps 2.50, no strap low heel pumps 3.00, leather heel oxfords 2.50, Russia calf oxfords 1.95 to 2.50, patent kid low cuts 2.50, gun metal pumps 2.50, 102 box tan six button oxford sizes 2 to 10 414, also 3 for tan Russia calf blucher oxford 3.50 discontinued welted sale.

Russia Oxford

Mop Deals Claim Back Saving Hardware Sale

A shopper notes savings on mops and cleaning products. O'cedar mops priced at 75 cents and 1.50 dollars, O'cedar Oil in 25 and 50 cent bottles, Liquid Veneer 25 and 50 cents, and Silver Cream 25 cents.

New Voilé Waists With Sailor Collars Arrive

Two new Voilé waists with sailor collars and lace trim added this morning. June sale features white waist styles at ninety cents each.

Children’s Day Program at Sycamore Dale

Children’s Day program to be rendered at Sycamore Dale on Sunday features a sequence of songs recitations and exercises by local children including Hazel Hanson Nellie Wilcox and Howard Maxwell. The program closes with a benediction led by Mrs Sullivan.

Sycamore Dale Bessie Pitts Nellie Wilcox iWee Little Molks Aix Hazel Hanson Mamie Perine iHoward Maxwell iHorbert Burnside Ralny Allen Rumble Howard Maxwell Worma Gerrard God Is Love

Delightful Old Town Orchestra Dance Program Reported

An orchestra presented a lively program of dance music with about 100 attendees. Invitations were issued for Mrs D Wiatobs at home on Tuesday afternoon July 1 from 2 to 5. Guests included Mrs Rene Heatley and Miss Helen DeArment. An evening porch dance by William Jacobs followed from 9 to 11 with cadenced tunes and new electric fans on site. Camping near West Milford features George H. Erwin and companions enjoying a frog fry at the mineral springs on the West Fork river.

Sullivan Arnoll B. Jarvis Celia Ward Clay Street J. ‘F. Sullivan Charleston A.B. Jones Hop Wood Crim Philippi Killarney Hugh Jarvis Lafayette C. Crile Creed Ward Nasturtuims Smilax Ferna Frank Gaylord Louise Currence Jennie ‘Wilson Triangle Club Rink Honoor Agra Bennett Weston Georgia Filmiston Burkhannon Margaret Howell Oakland S Elliott Burns Parkersburg Res=er Pittsburg Charlie S. Smiley D. Wiatobs Rene Heatley Washington Helen DeArment Meadvile William Jacobs West Milford George "H. Erwin Pottray Ole Mineral Springs Weat Fork Milford

Johnson to sail or await orders on Canada exit

Ack Sohn ees detained here awaiting official advice from Ottawa. Johnson admitted he may surrender if needed and would sail for Europe Sunday otherwise. Police warned he would not be arrested if he left Canada within a day or two. Washington reports federal officials weighing rapid steps to deport Jack Johnson under a year sentence for white slave law.

Ees Otawa Johnson Europe Canada Washington Jack Johnson Om- Class Department of Justice Montreal Charles F. DeWoody Chicago

Hill Chosen Head of Concord Normal in State Plan

Charleston June 27 The state board of regents announces changes in heads of state educational institutions. C L Bemis will be succeeded at Concord Normal School Athens by L B Hill Middlebourne. Burns resigns Montgomery Preparatory School to become Montgomery City Schools superintendent. successor unnamed. Other appointments include Stayman Keyser Prefatory, Shaw West Liberty Normal, Corbly Marshall College Normal, Woodley Glenville Normal, Miller Shepherd College Normal, Prillerman West Virginia Colored Institute, Simms.

Charleston State Board of Regents C. L. Bemis Concord Normal School Athens L. B. Hill Middlebourne L. W. Burns Montgomery Grafton Keyser Preparatory School J. W. Stayman West Liberty Normal John C. Shaw Marshall College Normal J. Corbly Glenville Normal O I. Woodleyy Shepherd College Normal Thomas C. Miller West Virginia Colored Institute Byrd Prillerman Bluefield Colored Institute R. P. Simms

Chautauqua at Central School Promises Large Attendance

The Chautauqua to be held July 5 to 10 on the Central School grounds is expected to be the most successful yet. The program will be larger and better with bright prospects for strong patronage, promising a week of education and entertainment.

Culvert Work Underway on East Pike Street

Contractor C A Short plans to ban several carloads of material for a cement culvert under the street car line near the Loop hotel on East Pike street. A crew will begin work soon.

C. ‘A. Short East Pike Street

Special Song Service Planned at First Presbyterian Church

Arrangements made for a special song service at First Presbyterian Church beginning Sunday evening at safelock. The quartet includes Mrs. C. F. Grumbine Mrs. N. S. Longabaugh Jesse Shinn and Howard L. Cunningham. They will render the program.

Safelock First Presbyterian Church C. F. Grumbine N. S. Longabaugh Jesse Shinn Howard L. Cunningham

Saxo Salve Cures Eczema Claims Letter Promotes Remedy

A personal letter from Mrs. W. C. Greve of Binghamton New York testifies to Saxo Salve’s effectiveness on eczema and skin troubles. The note says first application relieved itching and cured cracks, with a guarantee to refund if not helpful from Stone and Mercer druggists in Clarksburg West Virginia.

Evon Mra. W. C. Greve Binghamton Stone & Mercer Clarksburg W. Va Vinci

Ivy Lineage Delineation Amid Ancestral Ties

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Rae and nine experts in X-ray OEE who have died from its effects. The text hints at an ancient lineage and notable individuals named Ivy, with unclear context or complete sentences. Further readable details are too incomplete to confirm events, dates, or affiliations.

Rae

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