Clackshore Center Promotes Wide 100-Piece China Sale
A local shopping event at Clackshore Center highlights a china and porcelain sale featuring 100 piece sets from Havilland Co. and Johnston Bros English porcelain. Discounts up to 20 percent apply to fine Normandy Blue and Warwick patterns, with open stock and complete services for 12 offered at reduced prices.
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Theodore Haviland
Normandy
Johnston Bros
Thanksgiving sale features china sets and holiday tableware
A newspaper notice promotes a Thanksgiving sale of fancy plates nut bowls tap cups and saucers olive dishes fruit saucers and more. Special table of china and Japanese ware offered with many small dinner sets and holiday pieces priced from 10c to 38.00 per piece some limited items include English bean pots floral decorated jars tankards and bric a brac with a focus on ready to gift sets and accessories.
Thanksgiving Sale Highlights Special Kitchenware Values
Advertises wide selection of China values Salad dishes hot cake dishes berry sets cracker jars covered dishes and related dinnerware on sale for Thanksgiving. Includes 1.50 price reference and mentions special values across mokery items.
Hotel Ware Sale Brings 10 Percent Discount This Week
Hotel ware prices drop ten percent as a special sale. The note says hotel ware has usually sold near cost but a new cautious discount applies this week to attract buyers.
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China
Fine Linens for Thanksgiving at Special Prices
Thanksgiving linens sale offers 20 percent off on Damask napkins and napkins sets. Damask yardage ranges from 25c to 2.50 with napkins 48c to 7.50 dozen. Battenburg lace scarfs squares doilies and dresser pieces also at 20 percent off. 224-226 Main Street.
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Battenburg
Yorkville Fire Displaces Town Residents
In Ohio near Troy a small town named Yorkville was largely destroyed by a fire. More than one hundred residents became homeless as the blaze swept the area. An examination for Civil Service clerks and carriers is set for Wednesday, led by Clarence L. Gardner. Names mentioned include Adam J. Welters H Rough and A C Arnold. A Woodmen of the World meeting in Glen will feature seven initiations and lodge business.
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Wheeling
Yorkville
Clarence L. Gardner
The
Civil Service Cownilasion
Adam i. Welters
H. +Rough
A. C. Arnold
Pristol
Agitshy
Woodmen of the World
Pythian Hall
Glen Bik
Derry
Mary Coleman
High Wehogl
Duttons
Dutton
Tim
Tobin Harshun
Frank Hugi
Roy Gueter
Camp Osborn
Bil Shinn
Perry Mardman
Carl Osterly
Glen Wiliam
Roy Duncan
Messrs. Garrison
Garrett
Manche Stobbins
Marion Wiewers
Mabel Carr
Suth Woldenhainer
Tor Smith
Elizabeth McClerland
Bertha Avind
Agnox Holl
Eleanor Anion
Jacoby
Falrmont
Genevieve Harringa
Miss Musgrove
Falrouvist
Social gatherings and club events headline a busy week
The Katherine Dean Club met at East Mall Street with ten members, planning a December charity clothing sale to fund scholarships for Lawson School in West Virginia and Samranpur School in India. The Evening Derby honored the high school football team with a social, and the Tuesday Club discussed papers and supper plans at Mrs. Brown’s residence, with a box supper scheduled at the fair grounds schoolhouse Friday at TH D elock.
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Katherine Vous
Katherine Dean
Henry Rudolh
East Mall Street
Lena Ruttencutter
Mexico
the Young
United States
J. W. Stuart
Lilian Koblezard
Lawson School
W- Va
Samranpur School
India
John WW
Stuart
Clay Street
J B. Smith
Herald Office
Clu
Culy
Fair Grounds
Earnings Report Shows Mixed October Results for Railroad Firm
The Maltimore and Ohio railroad company reports October 1908 earnings higher than 1907 with gains and increased costs, but total year to date shows a decrease in net earnings. Four month period reveals lower income versus prior year while expenses rise overall.
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Maltimore & Ohio
Xaflrond Company
Grove
Itty Expensen
Hanan Tees Doctousa
Notaire
Gaeapetaz Dockomh
Bargain Clothing Sale Ad Offers Broadcloth Suits and More
An old sale ad touts prices on tailored suits in broadcloth and wool blends, with ladies and misses garments listed at 9.95 to 16.50 equivalents. It highlights coats at 12.50 to 24.50, and a range of fabrics including damask, cottons, and hosiery for men, women, and children, plus special yardage prices and discounts.
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Havion and Co
Lamoges
Warwick
Geo Ossees
Chambe
Seth
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Ang
Troy
C. F. Chapman
Hiotingtop
Seint
Becker
Hoven
Coustag
Deas Rae
Miss Byrd
Parsons
Thesday Club
Resianjce
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Kersey Coats
Altman
Hamel
T. Noy
T. M. Swiss
Avery
Colton
Astrakhan
BIOS
Irwin-Lockwood CO
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