Sale of House Furnishings and China Promises Value
A sale featuring china, glassware and floor furnishings emphasizes satisfaction in price and value. The ad notes women as shrewd buyers and urges readers to inspect offers to see what is offered.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
5
A sale featuring china, glassware and floor furnishings emphasizes satisfaction in price and value. The ad notes women as shrewd buyers and urges readers to inspect offers to see what is offered.
A March sale offers Benedicts electric silverware, knives, forks, and glassware at deep discounts with many items halved or more from regular prices. Rugs, carpets, and mats feature reduced rates on Axminster, Granite Art Squares, and all wool rugs. Selected framed pictures and baskets also discounted, urging careful inspection.
Economical sale offers tableware and china pieces at low prices. Includes 98c table china plates, 19c meat dishes, 48c bread and fruit dishes, 24c cups and saucers, 39c to 40c pots, 29c wash boards, and 20 percent or more off on dinner sets. Located at 224-226 Main Street.
John Counting appeared before Magistrate Gordon on Tuesday in Wight county charged by Larry Cann with obtaining goods valued at $40 under false pretenses. The charge was not substantiated and the case was dismissed.
Bulletin No 142 from the U S Department of Agriculture notes dietary standards for daily protein and carbohydrate intake. It praises Dewey’s Best high patent flour made from Ohio wheat as economical and potentially higher in value, urging readers to ask grocers for it.
The Thirty-fourth Annual Conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of West Virginia will meet in Huntington on Wednesday May 20. Officers from Fairmont and across the state have sent notices inviting all Knights Templar in good standing to attend for official business and inspection.
City Clerk W. A. Cole, acting as mayor in the absence of the chief official, conducted the regular session of the police court. John Marlin was fined for drunkenness after a disturbance at the 3 O depot. Chet Scott and Polleonian were fined for drunkenness and jailed. John Carney H Cortill and John Root were sent to jail for three days on drunkenness charges. The public fine totaled $4.00, paid by FW McCarty who was arrested for drunkenness. Gold Medal figures were noted in the event.
The article notes a Baltimore line update replacing the old Was mut bridge over the streetcar track with an iron and cement structure. The old abutments were sold to Mr. Charles Bussey and the project aims to prevent engine wear by modernizing the division.
Mar 25 report from Shinnston notes Leslie Tanker mail weekly total over $20 in postage. Town sees arrivals and moves including Mrs. E. B. Davis relocating with daughter Mrs. Cyrus Thompson, B. C. Davis returning to Salem, and Miss Zelia Thompson with Mabel Swiger entering Fairmont state normal for spring term. Local listings mention transfers of property and lots in Bristol and Eagle districts, and real estate firm Heal Estate & Improvement Co. advertises acreage and lots in Glenwood and Lynch-Killett areas.
A. W. Hyland, proprietor of the Traders news stand, has nearly recovered from pneumonia after four weeks illness and is now able to supervise the business himself.
A fragmentary notice from Waynetown touts Brattle as an excellent remedy for croup and throat troubles. It claims prompt administration at the first sign of a croupy cough can prevent an attack, naming local resident Tarry Wilton as a testimonial.
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