Silk Heber Offered By G E S Co Importers
G E S and Co offer inducements with a prominent silk heber as a highlight from last week. The item is presented to readers as a notable offering among recent promotions.
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1896
Page
10
G E S and Co offer inducements with a prominent silk heber as a highlight from last week. The item is presented to readers as a notable offering among recent promotions.
Imported Dresden and Persian silks offered in vibrant colors for waists. The stock, described as the prettiest silk prints, is priced at the stated value and available Monday until sold out.
Graduates are urged to choose a refined gown for commencement day and ensure a polished look. The shop offers a wide range of white gloves fans belts pins and other adornments for Mousseline or Silk costumes, promising past success with their expanded stock.
Local retailer advertises a week long big sale on silks claiming the largest assortment in the vicinity. The note hints at price discussions and talks with a major supplier, urging readers to visit the shop for details.
A reader notes bargain linen suits and skirts including duck linen cycling and traveling styles. Items feature box coats and surface fabrics with prices around 52.08 to 75 1034.50 each, described as affordable and serviceable.
The latest finest sift in White Dresden and Duck fabrics offered at 1Se per yard with Novelty Suiting 40 inches wide. Priced at 750 per yard.
The notice forecasts a surge of weddings during the Month of Roses and urges readers to browse suitable articles for useful and ornamental gifts. It promotes a dozen other items priced competitively, inviting shoppers to compare with elsewhere deals.
Wheelings easily defeated Youngstown at Hazen Park before about 1 100 spectators. Garvey the Pittsburg recruit pitched well for Nailers. Darrah Brew and two other Youngstown errors in the eighth inning aided Wheeling's comeback. Wagner homered for Wheeling with multiple hits from Shaw and Garvey.
Mozart Park bowling tourney standings end of first week showing Potomac Hi, Richards, 82. Wheeling schedule lists Bloomers, Harvests, Simshine, Mall Pouch. local unions set weekly matches including Richards vs Carrot Club and Bloomers vs Harvests. Also gun club shoot May 20 on Wheeling grounds. De Oro wins pool world title match with scores. ads for millinery hats and Shilora walking hats.
In Pittsburgh, May 9, the Pirates staged a late push but faded as Hawley faltered in the seventh inning. Killen relieved, Hastings finished, and the Nationals surged in parts of the game, yet fell short in the final score battle.
MOUNDSVILLE reports visits by C B Riggle family and Edna Thompson as guests in Wheeling. Thomas Higgins buried at Cameron Catholic cemetery beside his wife. they left seven children. Lizzie Lowe hosted a young gathering on Tomlinson avenue. County Democratic Executive Committee picked June 20 for county convention. district primaries set for two weeks hence. Water Works directors meet. gas piping to commence this week. Mollie Terriff of Wheeling visiting Clara Moazer in Wheeling. Ballot Commission nominates jurors for June term. Republican primary selects delegates to district and State conventions. A Liberty district property, 80 acres owned by Mary J Givert, sold at Covet Mase afternoon to A A Trazaoten.
An OCR damaged fragment outlines property sale details on Malt Street and payment plans, with mention of a $2400 price and a general auction tone. The text also advertises Dinger's Shoe and various unrelated product pitches, creating a chaotic, low-coherence listing.
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