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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
5
The article lauds Parsons Souders as a representative in business and service to the community, highlighting standards of achievement and the store’s role in uniting local customers through notable support and exemplary service.
Three new models debut with variations in vestback and belt back designs. Single breasted with high neck buttons and jaunty hip length chinchilla fabric are offered at 16.50, 19.50, and 21.50 dollars. White shorts coats by Stevens Cloth priced 15.00. additional white coats in sizes 14, 16, and 18 years and Kelly Green option listed at 10.00 and 12.50.
A display of twenty styles with various models colors and effects. Special lot from a favored maker includes samples in 36 38 and 40 bust, priced at 4.95. Chiffons and Crepes de Chine in street colors and dressy wear options are featured.
Saturday showcases include hats with selections from French inspirations made in our own work rooms and new knickerbocker styles. Many hats in velvet cover small to medium sizes with numerous shapes and imported trimmings.
Hats of many kinds for boys and girls with belts and cloth. Slats for boys in red blue brown and black from 50 cents to 1.25. Fancy hats for girls in velvet silk and felt in new shades and styles. Sweater day offers sweaters and caps up to 2.50.
Gold Fish priced 5c to 1 dollar entice youngsters to view a large family of gold fish in home tanks. Fish are described as affectionate and easy to feed from hands. A tank completes home wealth by removing foul gases. Also promotes fish bowls and sea weed for sale with multiple price points.
Two weeks earlier Mr Souders visited the Eastern market for late goods. For tomorrow new showings bring wondrous variety. A feature is dark seal brown in Duyetyne Broadcloth and Velours both wraps and suits. Elegant evening Russian Green and royal Mulberry gowns and smart afternoon frocks in late silks.
From across the sea comes Chas. Domby Footwear and noted makers Levers and Sargeant Julian and Kokenge. In Clarksburg the finest footwear at $3.50 and $4.00. Men and women styles listed with prices for various leather, patent, and canvas shoes and boots.
Our Way Studio announces days open after Christmas for daylight photos between 6 and 8 o'clock with electric flash. Appointments for all services are available and patrons are invited to visit the Priscilla LiI10P in the Cotton Bank Building.
Society events unfold at the Ash Chapel area with the Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Mire’s home on South Street. Attendees list includes Mra M M Mill and Mrs T H Taafferty among others. next meeting set for October 16 at Mrs 11 W Walter’s home. Also covered is Worcester Daily Telegram’s society column with Mrs Amos Payne of Clarksburg visiting for a Worcester music festival, and a marriage announcement for Miss Edna Roy Herbert Sullivan. Bachelors Club to meet at Waldo Hotel this evening.
The piece notes Democratic support for a new tariff approach and outlines expectations for the Treasury to design the income tax system. It mentions a 0.0 point tariff change to protect U S markets and plans to tax corporations at one percent, with a dedicated staff of deputies, collectors, and agents to run direct tax collection.
Sunday School attendees and children are urged to attend the Methodist Episcopal church tonight in Bridgeport to hear A Arnold, secretary of the West Virginia Sunday School Association. The Epworth League held its monthly meeting with a vocal solo by Hoa Graves, reading by Myrtie Stephan, and a discussion on Medical Missions led by missionary Nurgéx. Various residents, including Mr and Mrs Tiryes, JB Startin, and others, were noted as new movers or guests at local homes and hotels.
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