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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
2
One thousand pairs of ladies sample shoes by top shoemakers priced from 1.98 to 6.00 retail. Styles include Patent Vici Dull Kid and Gun Metal leathers Jace and Parien sizes 236 to 536. Limit two pairs per customer. Special price 1.98.
Exclusive distinctive fashion item highlighting affordable style and quality fabrics. Emphasizes tailored workmanship and merit in ready-to-wear apparel balance between price and value for the retail market.
A fall display showcases a large collection of long coat suits in cheviot cloths and worsteds. Some are plain while others feature braid and satin trimming with skirts enhanced. Prices compare favorably at $1.50 versus other shops at $25.00, offered at our low price.
A retailer touts a vast stock of ladies' suits priced under 16 1/2 dollars and promises wide selection of models and materials. The ad highlights affordable options for shoppers with modest budgets and stresses value across the entire line.
The rush for underwear is at its height with liberal supplies available. 50c men's heavy fleeced shirts and drawers, 39c four colors, garment $1.00. men's all wool flannel shirt and drawers in two colors for 50c. boys' heavy fleeced shirts and drawers in brown, 35c. ladies' extra heavy fleeced ribbed underwear in two colors per garment.
A letters from W V Atkinson Charleston and other allies praise William Glasscock for governor, calling him a trusted, honest, and capable choice. Supporters say he is tax reform minded, pro schooling, and aligned with Republican values, urging voters to back Glasscock for strong state leadership.
The New York World argues Bryan erred by delaying action on Governor Haskell's treasurer role within the Democratic National Committee. It suggests Bryan feared or avoided facing Hearst charges and Roosevelt-linked issues, questions Gomperas stance, and notes Southern Democrats' stance on labor and child labor as a political hurdle for a labor-led party.
Roosevelt praises Taft as a judge shaping national practice with decisions protecting the rights of the general public against classes of capitalists or laborers. The piece argues Taft’s temperament and fairness would guide the nation, asserting trust in his ability to maintain parity and justice.
The ad promotes James and Walk-Over shoes with emphasis on comfort, fit, and style. It highlights widths and window display style at TRIGHLAND BROS, urging buyers to ensure a snug fit and proper support for better walking and appearance.
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