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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
5
Suits for misses in fine serge offered in black brown and green with affordable value. Skirts in voile and Panama up to eight fifty priced at five seventy five. Bear skin coats and silk petticoats in rustling silk taffeta available. Outing gowns in fresh assortments priced from thirty to sixty five cents.
New hexigon mesh net trimmings cover faces at 45 inches wide and cost 1.75 per yard. Fall costume trims come in green brown and grey with similar pricing. At 224 226 Main Street.
An advertisement cites Dr Sabourand and Prof Anna of Hamburg for discovering a hair microbe as the cause of baldness and outlines a treatment involving Rexall 93 Hair Tone. It promises germicidal and antiseptic action, restoration of color, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with cautions about cases of dead roots.
Buy a piano at factory pricing and choose from Stieff or Shaw models only. Limited terms apply.
Samuel R Worley of Hixbury Virginia has shoeing horses for more than fifty years. He credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with great relief from a lame back and rheumatism. It is the best medicine he ever used. For sale by all dealers.
An ad promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted remedy. It touts past success and famous status, urging mothers to rely on the product for infant comfort and relief from distress. The copy emphasizes tradition and enduring reputation.
A lively social afternoon hosted by Mrs Brown featured bridge whist, yellow and white decor, and a souvenir prize won by Miss Garrard. Engagement announced between Amelony G Smith and Clyde Grist of Clarksburg with a December wedding planned. Also notes a double wedding of Samuel Baker and Alma Alkington and Harry Musgrave and Bessie Garrett, plus a basket picnic attendance and a Weston marriage of Newman Gogan and Faye Cotril.
A miner employed by the Geovave Growk Coat and Iron Company at Farmington was murdered after a celebration in the Slavish quarter. Authorities traced the suspected killer, Fran Rukovitch, to Fairmont on Sunday morning. Bloodhounds were used to pursue the case toward the car station.
The eight month old Mort Holland Baxter son of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Baxter of Adamston was buried Monday afternoon after funeral services at the parents home. The child died Saturday at 4 45 p m from tuberculosis of the brain, and the body was transported by special trolley to the Odd Fellows cemetery in this city for burial.
A. C. Hanson of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company left Sunday for Chambercfure Pa to assume the office of assistant superintendent. Hanson served five years with the local Wrangh branch and built a strong record for the company, with many Clarksbury friends offering best wishes.
A spepsnodation shown train 15 was delayed by an hour due to a slow freight train. railroad officials reported the delay occurred at the main junction and affected several passengers awaiting arrival times.
Begins tonight at Levy's billiard parlor 322 Pike Street with a match between Smith and Dick Carper. The event starts at 8 o clock and will start a series of two games of one hundred ball pool played nightly through Friday pleht. An invitation is extended to all interested pool players. No lighter games will be played during the main event.
A Saturday night gathering at Bristol featured Address Tart Law Senator Arthur K. Thort and Attorney Johnr Southern leading an euthaniastic meeting. Shereah enendtt turnout key, with a focus on civic issues and public sentiment.
Republican nominee Charles G. Coffman resumes campaign in Lewistown today after outreach with Iwan. He plans to report on campaign events and maximize local meetings as part of the statewide Senate race effort.
A large gathering at Wyatt attracted Republicans and leaders including Attorney H.C. Tipiten and notable speakers. The event showcased fervent protes ter supporters, with strong attendance and a crowded venue as Wyatt and movement leaders addressed the crowd.
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