Great Sale Pitched From Basement Floor Prices
A fragmented passage hints at planning a long sale to attract buyers. The text notes preparation and the appeal of lower store prices on the basement floor, suggesting a large, well timed sale event.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented passage hints at planning a long sale to attract buyers. The text notes preparation and the appeal of lower store prices on the basement floor, suggesting a large, well timed sale event.
Every pike in the galloution is gemine cut glass designed and cut individually by expert workers. They are the finest of their kind and genuine in character. Berry Seth Tpieces now 12.75 Haviland Bou Bons 2 to 4 Napplex 2098 to 10 Orange Bowls 6 to 313 Mustard dare 4 Comports 3010 to 34 Vases 2 to 12 Bou Hons 1.50 to 4 Toe Creash Trays 4 to 12 Wiener Banks 6.50 to 12.00
Heisey's Colonial table glassware offered at reduced prices with items including footed sherbets, sherbet glasses, water bottles, nappies, deserts and comports priced per dozen or per piece. Discounted rates highlight 90c to 34c ranges for various glass forms.
A local listing advertises Boniton gold plated chinaware and assorted sets including trays baskets chocolate and tea sets. A woman from Fairfield notes the pieces are rare beauty with unique shapes and gold leaf bodies. The ad promotes a 10th anniversary sale with a 30 percent reduction.
Bargain shoppers see price increases after this week for a range of china sets. Notable items include a 100-piece Sete orle-fourth in incrusted gold band, previously 125.00 now 95.75, with several sets listed at 74.00 80.75 and 11.25. Other figures show 02.70 and 55.00 reductions, with total values around 347.00 and 333.00.
Advertises curtains draperies cretonnes silkoline and net curtains in many styles and colors. Describes brass curtain rods and serims chains with varied finishes and prices from a few cents to several dollars. Includes curtain nets, silkoline fabrics, and ornate patterns with multiple price points.
The report covers a social evening with musical performances by Dilla Cunningham and others, a large reception hosted by Miss Genevieve Harrison with guests from Milwaukee and Kane, and forthcoming Easter events at the Waldo assembly room and Fairmont Country Club. Also noted are a Buckhannon recital, a Morgantown tenor recital, and a concert for Adamsetown Methodist groups.
Mrs Frank Haymaker hosts a theater party Wednesday afternoon at the RebinsamrG and 60 guests will attend The Third Degree. Notable attendees include Mia Genevta earrinon and Miss Virginia Bardet Use Midsen Bay.
Local boxers Cardafe and Quinn, known athletes who played on L. C. Smith's baseball team, left Sunday for Newport News Virginia to try out with the Virginia League's Newport News team. Both players, listed at 200 pounds, expect to make the club after a period of ready practice and ample sessions. Fans wish them success as they pursue shelf records and stronger play.
A faded ad lauds Lydia E Pickham of Lynn and May Petubained for posterity praising a woman skilled in herbal remedies. It claims her Verdure Compound relieved women's sufferings and saved thousands of American women, restoring health and happiness.
Easter observances at Christ Episcopal Church featured 11 and 4 o clock services with elaborate decorations. The Trinity window and chancel displayed lilies, white carnations, palms, Spyrea plants, and Easter tiles. The vested choir performed a full program of Easter music as Rector Mitchell preached a strong sermon in the afternoon on The Everlasting. Numerous memorial flowers adorned the church and Rose Hof returned to her mother’s home on Water street Monday after several days away.
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