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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
5
A sale offers 5000 pieces of fancy china from leading world potteries at a 25 percent reduction. Samples and showroom stock described as mostly drummers' wares, each perfect, with regular Gurnsey ware prices also cut by 25 percent during Jubilee month.
New arrivals of dress and utility coats from New York debut today. Notice novelty shapes, striking colors and linings, self mounts, and trimming details in Bulgarian hues. Group includes white coats and auto coats. Prices start at $10.00.
Fragmentary ad copy describes window shades marketed as high quality with mentions of colors ivory white and sizes thirty six by seven feet. Names or brands appear distorted but hint at manufacturers or retailers offering durable, factory finished products.
Waldo Music director J Frank Cork presents a program at the Waldo Hotel tomorrow evening including selections from The Sunshine Girl and other pieces by various composers. The Tuesday Literary Club meets at Mrs. Davis’s Lee Street home with papers on The Chateaux Country and Dungeons of France. The Methodist Brotherhood invites all local men to a social at First Methodist Church Monday evening with music, refreshments, and gym inspection. Reception at Shinnston for Rev Murray and family. Mary Riggs hosts an all day quilting party at West Pike Street with numerous attendees.
The column discusses bold color blends like "Dalai Shades" and blue hues, praising vivid combinations of hats, feathers, and flowers. It notes eye-catching contrasts, modern headwear ideas, and new winged and quilt styles, with a brief tease of continued fashion talk on the next page.
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