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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
5
Miss Gummerson directs a Pyrex demonstration as a special representative, promising superior practical and aesthetic benefits of the new baking ware. The public is invited to learn the scientific baking method and explore its possibilities, with expert advice available.
Summer fashion issue highlights ready to wear tropical fabrics and new stock. Women and men explore comfortable tropical outfits with fresh garments in Jinen Panama mohair flannel jerseys Kool cloth and silk jersey. Palm Beach suits priced from 8.90 to 10.00, tropical kool cloth suits 10.00, Silverbloom suits 10 to 15, dresses and skirts range 4.06 to 12.50, wool jersey and silk options, Shantung sports suits 25.00.
Women planning trips to the Sea Shore or staying home can find navy blue mohair bathing suits with white or colored piping from eight dollars, including tailored options with bloomers or tights priced at thirty five dollars.
Fresh stock arrives including 50 white rep and gabardine skirts, 30 white ribbed piques, loose belts and sport pockets priced at 4.50, 4.50 and 0.00. Also 36 white herringbone gabardine skirts are now available as new models.
The Rev and Mrs C W Wise hosted the Ladies Aid Society gathering at their Alford Street home in Stealey Heights. Attendees included Melanien Elmer Addington Carrie Deemn Okey Starken James Bhuiner Guy Lyons and others. program featured hymns readings and a browse through church activities with refreshments served.
Mra SS Wade and daughter Mre Georgia of Morgantown visited Mex. George Chorpening at his home on Philippt road. Mra Anthony Cannon of Grafton visited Mrs. Margaret Mulhoran and will attend the Mulbersa The Toxa wedding Wednesday evening. Mra Harry M Wade invited friends Heaynetoe and Fenn. Mr. Dutton M. O 1 Inpl visited Mrs. James J. Dun ea turning home Monday with her son Dr. Duvesa L Drapard. Miss Virginia Kennedy of Kennedy school left for Washington. Alt David J. Carter visiting in Pitsubure. Mrs. N. Maker in Baltimore. Donald McGuire and Miss Jane Frances McGuiry of Parkersburg visiting Mrs. John McGuire on North Second street. Miss Dora Womack visiting sister Mrs. C. T. Ktowley returned to Atlanta. Mrs. W. Tate gone to Cincinnati to visit relatives two or three weeks. Claude A Day of Sayre Boring Works and Magistrate W. S. Starchar d went to Plominigion Tuesday on business. Howard I. Brannon of Glenville on company business in the city. Robert Willamon Jr. of Thehwood on business. Boot C Lane of Morgantown a visitor Tuesday. M. Jennings of Huntington here for business interests. A. D. Wilson of Wheeling here on business. KF. Uech and H. 2 Petty of Camden andtinnley here on business. FG Crown of Palmer here visiting. S. G. Hall here from June Lew. Cherrington of Huntington here on business Tuesday.
Javere Yancey and Jamas Payne, colored, were given a hearing in Maridrata Jackson V. Carter's court on a charge of violent conduct. The case arose from an incident in Mannington with a weapon involved.
An odd dessert recipe fragment lists ingredients such as coconut cocoa milk lemon juice and egg yolks. It describes scalding milk beating whites warming nuts and folding into a batter then baking in a pudding dish for about half an hour. It ends with serving suggestions hot or cold.
Edmund Denham leads a Norwood Park plan with a committee staging horse and mule races pony race motorcycle race and baseball gate for the day. Evening features one of the largest free fireworks displays from Martin Fireworks Company Fort Dodge Iowa with a concert and wild west attraction.
Women's hosiery and underwear specials advertise lowered prices and higher quality. It highlights Lisle thread items with delicate lace trims and knit undergarments, noting affordable prices and sale terms while suggesting varied styles and colors.
Flower printed ribbon with satin border in pretty colors, hair bow widths six inches then by the yard. Flowered printed ribbon with narrow stripes offered in girdle and hair bow widths five to seven inches, sold by the yard.
Textile ad notes Weeclasp fine silk gloves in bhach with black and white embroidery at 60c per pair. Milan silk gloves priced at $1.00 per pair in twelve and sixteen button lengths in black or white with wolf stitching. High quality champlonished gloves offered at $0.60 with double finger tips.
In a woman’s store selling men’s wear the Grey Sox line stands at the front. Three shades, silk boot with liste thread heels tops the sale. White options plentiful. If you can’t come, send your wife.
The Colored Unique Aid Society met Monday night at Minte Roberta's home with Mrs. Lishnay presiding. Members discussed birthday pecal and planned arrangements. J. S Cueroll and Tay spoke briefly. A visit was made to Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Sepp of 129 Wil Htront, Broad Oaks, at 10 Tuesday morning. mother and baby are reported well.
The sale offers women’s summer shoes at deep cuts from sample stock bought under price. Styles include pumps, strappy slippers, and oxfords in dull brick calfskin and patent leather. Sizes 4 to 4 are available, with medium and narrow widths, at $2.00 to $3.50, appealing to customers seeking fashionable, affordable footwear.
Advert shows silk shirtings priced from $1.25 to $2.00 a yard. Por genuina Pussy Willow striped tub silk shirting 36 inches wide and color-striped options offered. Notes multiple widths and finishes including white and flesh tones, notable La Juez and American Jap striped silks. Young women look forward to new fabrics as prices range across lines.
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