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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
5
This ad copy praises a store as a cool, comfortable hub of commerce where production and style meet. It emphasizes safety, reliable stocks, and the Fashion Salons showcasing leading fashion centers, inviting shoppers to see and learn about the offerings and apparel trends.
A fragment describes newly married women splurging on temporary kitchen utensils amid frugal living. It notes tin pans, saucepans that chip, and leaky garbage cans as common missteps, praising Mor Parvons-Souders house furnishing store for reliable goods.
White shoes for dress, vacation, or the country club. Suitable with white skirts or flannels and for golf, tennis, or other outdoor sports. Our stock of these goods is an overflow tidiest now.
An advertisement from Krippendorf Dittman Co notes summer inn Ox ford shoes including pumps and strap flippers priced at 3 percent and 4 percent below whole cost. The copy promotes a disposal sale of approximately a hundred pairs of sample shoes.
An old fashion note describes silk undergarments and newest palais with short sleeves and legs in middy Mouse fashion. Garments feature white and pastel colors, sewn from crope di chine and China fabrics, offered at 29 cents to $1.00 with various sizes and materials.
A Vitaphone offers a broader tone range and finer quality than talking machines. It showcases Caruso alongside musical comedy stars, highlighting Vitaphone’s superiority and its extensive library of vocal and instrumental performances.
Fragmentary reads describe a White Mountain Refrigerator priced at 25 dollars. The garbled text mentions enamel finish and various unrelated phrases, obscuring clear details or identity of the seller, product specifics, or market context.
Tomorrow a one hundred item sale on the second floor includes coats suits and dresses in light travel and evening styles. Prices cut from six fifty to twenty dollars with many savings ahead of the season shift.
The ad touts 25 black cordeline skirts at 3 dollars with a best Corneune skirt at 7.50 and new models at 3 dollars. It highlights material and workmanship, noting regular sizes only and that skirts resemble the pricier model at a low cost.
Advertisement lists silk gloves at 50 cents and 1 dollar per pair. Two clasp black silk gloves with black and white embroidered backs priced at 50 cents to 1 dollar. Milanese silk gloves in black and white with self stitching priced at 1 dollar for twelve and sixteen button lengths. Fine chamois finished gloves at 50 cents per pair with sixteen button length and spear point stitching in white.
Social and Personal column lists entertainments and visits in Montparn, Mina McDonald and David Kennedy wedding planned at Immaculate Conception. Visitors include Miss Keppen gar of New York and Miss Whiphead of Port Amboy. Mrs Williams hosts informal dance at Williamy summer home. Variah Ald Society hosts summer social at Episcopal church hall. Knights of Columbus initiate fifteen. some members joined colors for service in Mexico. St Johns Club girls hold parish sale. quilt auction and refreshments. Mrs Roe and Mrs Murch host outing for Mrs Bureard’s circle at Norwood Park. Nutter Fortney wedding at Holbrook. couple departs for honeymoon to Fairmont and other cities. Ladies' Ald Society to hold ice cream social July 6 with crochet club Bazaar. Various visitors and residents mentioned around town including Taber, Mentor, and Grace Mathie campaigning for Fairmont Times.
Davie, former superintendent of Harrison County Infirmary, returned Thursday to Letart Mason County after attending his father in law Lloyd Waschborn’s funeral at Good Hope. He was chosen a member of the Republican state executive committee at the recent primary election.
Mr and Mrs John Rub and son Henry returned to their cottage at Lake today as two SWLGs rode together in their automobile. Mrs John Bland Brannon and Mrs Wille Luna Jeffe toured through the East by way of Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New York and Boston. Mr Halmbor from the firm of Holinbow and Lafferty, architects of New York, returned from New York Thursday after handling business. A. T. Redantins came home from Claysville Pa to attend the funeral of Mrs Elliott Enlow, his foster mother. Bert G. Linn of Fairmont was a business visitor. Lt. D Hierentman of Davis and Charles K. South of Parsons were in town on business. Dr. Wallace B. Fleming, president of West Virginia University at Buckhannon, visited there. Crochet Club in Merth met Thursday. Thomas J. Mavis of Harckrvitle M odist Protestant church will meet this evening at 4 with Mr and Mrs cere, Soe eel Taylor at Werninger attest 41) wsm(son of Manunington.
The article highlights summer dresses in cotton voile, organdie, and batistes with narrow piping, hand embroidery, and ribbon bows. Some outfits feature a princess slip of washable satin over crinoline or haircloth, while others use a cable cord insert from hem to lip.
Shinnington notes include Miax Alia Martin and Setia Martin visiting Pittsburg for work with Mes. J. Butler. Wardeaty of Mannington made a call in town. Mrs Wayne Coffindatter and child visit Morgantown guests of Dr D. Gomfindatter and Fortney family. Della and Lucille Fortney returned from Pittsburg where Mr Fortney works. Jamon How of Manhattan Realty Co New York stopped by. Fleming Wyant of Burnaville and Nerry of Morgantown, agents for Square Buy Co, were in town on business. Willa Lowe shopped in Clarkesburg. Clyde A Cole of First Nelson Bank attended a meeting at Enterprise. Dr. L M Robinson and Hears C Dogere were at the event.
Autos for sale listing appears with unclear wording Fradecs Alley and 21 percent figure. Readable details insufficient to identify make model price or contact.
A vintage ad touts parasols priced at five dollars each, noting one unique piece per style and inviting buyers to explore Jonge wood handled options. It contrasts with multi priced parasols ranging from two to ten dollars, featuring numerous kinds and colors.
Fifty dozen handkerchiefs new in stock go on special Saturday sale at 29c each. Mercerized cotton, picot and crochet edges, colors and finishes described as fine and dainty. Sold in lots of six only, offering a bulk discount style preview.
Summer sale offers 22x24 inch bath towels described as soft and absorbent with tight twisted cotton yarn. Full bleached and brand new in the theater or store display, advertised as a bargain with emphasis on low price and quality. Larger sizes possibly available, but not guaranteed.
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