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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1910
Page
6
A local jewelry shop urges customers to visit for honest goods and right prices. It promotes solitaire diamond rings from ten to nine hundred dollars and cluster designs from ten to one hundred fifty dollars, inviting patrons to compare with any rival.
Removed to 42 North Center Street. We are now located at our new store and thank customers for past patronage. We invite continued support in our new quarters. Bargains in wall paper closing out at lower prices. A few window shades remain at low prices. We hope to see all there.
J C Wilson visited Erie this afternoon James Breen called on in Erie today E D Ludwig of Erie was in the city this morning AL Wakefield left for Bradford and Salamanca G H Crippen went to Beaver Falls on business James H Wright arrived from Philadelphia this morning Danial B Place returned from Washington D C Mrs Alanson Crosby of Titusville attended the Fox Weber wedding Zoe Wilcox and Bernice Edwards went to Spring Creek seeking Trailing Arbutus J M Nelson of Conneaut Lake towed to Corry to join his son J B Nelson the undertaker
Local notices warn Corry readers about Thompson's Barasma marketed by Ames & Co and Thomas Downey claiming kidney cure with a money back guarantee. The item blends medicinal ads with community notes on residents and movements, mentioning Miss Lilian Pildocle, Mrs. Powers, and several local addresses and events.
An item notes the International Tailoring Co. of New York advertises made to measure clothing from good fabrics with a guaranteed fit. AF Messenger & Son are listed as Corry, Pa. agents, promoting the firm’s alluring inducements.
In New York on April 12 Commissioner Shields heard the push to send five alleged bucketshop figures to Washington for trial. Radwards, Hoses, Robinson, Mayer, Guy and Pevaser of E. S. Boggs & Co. of 47 Broad Way are charged with conspiracy under the antibucketshop act. The men were arrested or surrendered during raids April 2 as federal grand jury proceedings began in the District of Columbia. A motion to strike out indictments was denied after government witnesses testified, with adjournment set for Friday.
Advertises heavily discounted goods at Wood's with cash only terms. Claims the lowest prices on tins of fancy cakes and crackers, and positions Wood's as sole agent for Woolson's Sunbeam coffees with very low per pound pricing to attract new customers to their new location.
The Ti Carpet Department advertises low prices on Wilton, Axminster, Smyrna, Brussela and ingrain carpets in 9x12 sizes with values ranging from 6.50 to 22.50 and sale prices from 10.00 to 19.50. Also promotes wool ingrain carpets and chins mattings as bargains for dining or sitting areas.
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