Leading shopping center gloves offered at half price
Clarkshore advertises Kid Gloves in black white and tan, slightly soiled, priced at half. $1.00 pairs 50 cents, $1.50 pairs 75 cents, $2.00 pairs $1.00, $2.50 pairs $1.75.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
5
Clarkshore advertises Kid Gloves in black white and tan, slightly soiled, priced at half. $1.00 pairs 50 cents, $1.50 pairs 75 cents, $2.00 pairs $1.00, $2.50 pairs $1.75.
An old newspaper snippet advertises umbrellas at 98 cents, presents them as worth $1.50 in regular price and urges quick purchase. It also promotes William Frank Waists for boys and girls, claiming better fit and ease with buttoning, priced around 35 cents and up.
Dr. Hardman announces sale of Britton residential and business lots near Main Street and Broadway Block. Prices range from 100 to 9750 with 10 percent down and easy monthly payments. He guarantees buyers will double their investment within three years or money back with interest. Call at his office.
An evening banquet featured elaborate dining with salted almonds, chicken dishes, olives, vegetables, pastries, and coffee. Speakers included Samuel R. Bentley and George L. Duncan addressing charity and the order, followed by musical interludes. A Lodge initiation occurred in the hall on Third Street with several candidates named. A reception at the Baptist parsonage followed, with flowers, refreshments, and performances from local talent.
Auction announced at the residence on E Booths Creek near Bridgeport West Virginia for October 1908 items include multiple standard bred horses of various ages, plus JAMES M McCAND Taigtry M Morrie and Hoshin Smithy of Lowe Creek. Terms to be announced.
An advertisement shows lace curtains priced at 79c per pair for 1.25 dollar items, 98c per pair for 1.50 dollar items, 2.00 dollars per pair, 1.39 per pair for 2.00 lace curtains, and 1.98 per pair for 2.75 lace curtains.
The Bell Telephone Company plans to provide election returns on November 3 to subscribers who notify local managers by October 1. A network links Pittsburgh Columbus and Charleston WV with 200 election bureaus, plus direct connections to the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in New York City, enabling updates within five minutes of poll completion to 4.9 million Bell subscribers.
A burglary damaged a Gallipolis Ohio post office on October 28 as robbers escaped with a sum of money. Local authorities investigated the incident and secured the scene.
Ad text claims Chamberlain's Salve cures chapped skin on hands or face in one night, soothes sore nipples, burns and scalds. It notes sale by dealers and mentions Arthur H. Cummings now connected with the undersigned, inviting friends to meet him.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a simple inhaler treatment for catarrh bronchitis and throat irritation. It claims rapid relief after a few drops, reaching every nook of the nose and throat, with testimonials from E B Parrett and others praising its effect and declaring it cures symptoms. The complete kit costs 33.00 with an extra bottle optional for 30 cents.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a quick hair restorer that stops hair loss, cures scalp itching, and revives faded or harsh hair. It claims to grow new hair, soften coarse strands, and improve shine, with testimonials from Chas Baker of Main Street and other users. Sold at Sturm & Wilson's for 50 cents a bottle with prepaid orders possible.
An advertisement proclaims Sweet Melody Flour offerings in stock under the name Di PIE for three pie varieties jamon chocolate and custard. It claims easy preparation with three quantities and notes a ten cent package price.
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