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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
5
Dress trimmings buttons and braids welcome after sober winter hues explore varvine widths and vibrant Bulgarian bands offering a splash of Oriental style in fashion.
A vivid report notes a smart lot of Copenhagen blue suits arriving from New York. The paragraph highlights lightweight fabrics like cords and poplin, with sizes 25 to 35 and prices around 25 and 35 dollars.
Embroidered voile robes and plain voiles form a strong fashion tendency. White materials with eyelet and blind embroidery show best results. waists trimmed. new trims arriving. 45 inch pieces priced 82.00 to 400 per yard. embroidered voile bands 500 to 2 per yard. Plain French voiles 40 inches wide at Ververs sheer. 42 inch distribute French voile at Be. Other voiles 65e and Toe. exquisite and dainty.
An advertisement lists famous Limoges and Royal Bavarian china with gold inlays. 100 piece sets show deep discounts for Jubilee Special Price and regulars, including various price drops from 125.0 to 47.0 and 60.25 to 33.00 for different set sizes. The ad highlights mat gold handles and white and gold finishes.
Special commissioner to sell at public outcry February 20 in Clarksburg a 21 acre tract east of Still House Run near Laithmore and Ohio Railroad, retaining coal and mining rights. includes Pittsburgh vein coal adjacent to Consolidated Coal Company near Pinnickionick mine. another 102 acre parcel on north Northwestern Turnpike near Clarkesburg. conveyances dating 1863 1870. multiple deeds recorded.
The notice details a sale of 12 acres of coal land with adjoining coal rights, mining privileges, and a Pittsburg vein, to be held March 9, 1913, in the court house. Financing by notes with personal security is outlined, with continued sale at one o'clock PM. An adjoining chancery suit seeks a $1,399.20 judgment and related lease and mineral rights details are described, with the court confirming the sale and distribution of proceeds to satisfy debts.
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