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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
6
A. E. Pettit Mornty SL0 El Main 8 promotes Christmastide shopping as a headquarter for lower price lana cut flowers and decorative greens. Featured are ferns in white sand and table fern, flowering plants such as Poinsettias Amalia Loratn Rogon ins Primulas and Pylargoges, Holly and Holly Wreaths Smilax Lettyen Parsley with Union Bell 70-1.
A local jewelry store advertises Christmas stock including diamond pieces, watches in solid gold and plated wares, Conklin fountain pens, cut glass, and a selection of sterling silver items. Prices available by call.
Retail ads promise free Christmas presents and special weekend prices on groceries and notions at Woon's. It touts various bargain items from fish and spices to tonics, cosmetics, and patent medicines, urging shoppers to visit during Friday and Saturday sales and window displays. The notice emphasizes discounts, money-back offers, rebate checks, and a “Weel” sale period.
A promotional notice urges readers to exchange ten and twenty cent coupons for certificates. It promises valuable rewards from a large list of premium items and asks customers to call for a current list and begin saving.
A parade of names marks a busy day in Corry with Mr and Mrs, Misses and Misters visiting from Jamestown Meadville Warren Spartansburg and nearby towns. Trips to Olean Titusville St Marys and New York noted along with Meadeville and Erie area engagements and a Bilson Phonograph promotion for Christmas.
An advertisement extols Pathozone as a powerful external home remedy claiming instant relief from various pains and ailments. It asserts internal use is equally effective and touts superior results over other preparations, with a focus on rapid pain relief and broad applicability.
Regular meeting held with all members present except Bir Seely. Minutes from Nov 7 and 21 were read and approved. A joint session was approved, recess taken. A resolution declaring J M Shesly seat vacant was adopted and a special election in the 1st Ward ordered. Adjourned. W B Wilson, Clerk.
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as the best treatment for dandruff and scalp itch. It claims the duo drives out the germ under the skin, offering a money back guarantee if not fully satisfied. It promotes hair and scalp cleansing for infants and adults and invites readers to try the products everywhere in America.
An old style advertisement promises full refunds on Ne-Ro tablets if the product fails to benefit the buyer. It asserts Ne-Ro feeds nerves, renews vitality, and supports the nervous system, restoring energy for daily work with a 60 cent price, sold by druggists in Corry.
It will pay you to get next and try the International Tailoring Company of New York City for your next alteration or overcoat. You get all wool fabrics and clothing that is right in every way and save a little money too. A B Messenger and Ben sole agents for Corry and vicinity, dw 10.
Cleaning Up sale of umbrellas offered as Christmas presents with high prices and limited stock. Calls and inquiries directed to Messner and Son, with details to be arranged. Local shop promotes affordable options amid holiday shopping context.
An OCR fragment advertises oysters with contact for Philadelphia supplier Howes at 124 Wy, Center Street, and adds upholstery and repair services. Mentions Rooney at 018 W. Malin Street. Text is garbled but centers on local ads for seafood and repairs.
An advertisement extols Vinol as a perfect tonic to rebuild vigor after overwork and fatigue. It asserts Vinol strengthens the nerves and body, with testimonials about renewed energy and improved health. Sold by O Babbitt and Son Drugmists in Cory.
Notice reads inviting out of town friends to the liga Charity Ball on January 2, 1911. Women and addresses to LF. Bilin, 106.
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