Parsons-Souders Shoes Improve Your Dress Confidence
Parsons-Souders advertises 6-button Oxfords for ladies in all sizes at 4.00 each. The ad emphasizes smart stylish fit and suggests shoes enhance the effect of new suits or dresses.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
5
Parsons-Souders advertises 6-button Oxfords for ladies in all sizes at 4.00 each. The ad emphasizes smart stylish fit and suggests shoes enhance the effect of new suits or dresses.
An advertisement promotes a campaign offering a copy of a high class magazine for under two cents. The plan is described as publicity driven and backed by leading pattern makers, aiming to boost sales of free New Idea Accent Patterns.
Soft dull finish oxford shoes for kids with round toe and low heel. Blucher style, ideal walking shoe. All sizes available at 3.50 dollars each.
A lever of fashion priced at four dollars, neat dressy kid strap pumps with hand turn-sole. Slomie high design offers smart styling and sturdy construction for youth footwear.
Lustre Silk that wears and satin pumps in low heel styles priced at three dollars and fifty cents. practical footwear options highlighted for everyday wear and affordable fashion.
An old newspaper notice promotes new Nu-Buck shoes for women with latest models and sizes all available. It highlights men and women cleaners for white shoes and lists a price point and coloration.
A fragment notes Misses White Nu Bucks by Buster Brown. Item price shown as 314. No further context or details available in the readable text.
A Miss Hawking recital in Clarksburg drew music lovers with Mendelssohn Spring Song and Jean Wearin Away Encore, accompanied by Miss Cora Atchison. In Bridgeport a May 2 gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Stephan with Miss Mabel Stephan music and readings by Myrtle Stephan. President Wilson attended a Washington reception, joining a crowd for a brief handshake moment near the monument. A lawn party at the Oaks hosted by Frances Reese featured spring flowers and a luncheon. The Bridgeport Improvement Association held a May 3 meeting with songs, recitations, and an upcoming matrons silver medal oratorical contest at Ash Chapel.
Jerome W. Stuart offers sale of five lots in the Alexander addition Hepzibah at a public auction slated for Saturday May 10 at 2 p.m. Local bidders may view the parcels prior to sale.
The Knights of Pythias report over $50,000 raised for a state Pythian home with yearly gains plus member assessments. At the Charleston convention plans urged locating a farm fifty to one hundred acres near a prospering town, with a good dwelling, orchard, and access to schools and utilities. Proposals should be sent to secretary L V G Morris in Philippi W Va for consideration at the Clarksburg convention.
The usual police court session was not held this morning after 20 arrests since the last session and no cases were pending.
An old time advertisement urges bilious readers to try Cascarets as a gentle overnight cleanse. It claims many stomach liver and intestinal disorders can be cured by morning with a 10 cent box. It emphasizes mild taste and lack of griping.
Trustors Eagies Construction Company in West Virginia convey property in Clarksburg Harrison County via Deed of Trust dated November 20 1911. Sale at public auction Monday June 2 1913 at 1 PM at Harrison County Court House front door to settle parcel description along West Pike Street and adjacent property lines with stakes and corners to M M Chidister J W Stewart and others.
Trustee Tidler offers a parcel formerly owned by Eagles Construction Company in West Virginia. The lot lies along West Main Street, with specific boundary lines and an 814 foot measurement to a post. Sale terms require one third cash at sale, balance on credit in one and two years with interest, trustee retaining title. Date of notice is May 3, 1913.
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