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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
3
Local notes report basketball prelims at City Hall arena and county commissioner race hints as Alderman JT enters Republican primary. Also mentioned are a new store opening by Miss Lillian Morea, church fairs raising funds, holiday sales and assorted local ads and notices.
Reading shows a miscellaneous sale listing items such as golf gloves, tray cloths, dainty aprons, neckwear, cashmere hose and umbrellas priced from 12 dollars down to 1 dollar. Cloths range 4.50 to 0.75, elbow length gloves 3.50, handkerchiefs 10 to 15 cents, Christmas ribbon 1 cent for waists and dresses, fabric by the yard 1.00 to 1.75.
A catalog style sale lists price ranges for night gowns, knit petticoats, petticoats in various fabrics, heavy underwear, corsets, handbags, cushions, table cloths, belt pins, fans, mail items, neck pieces, and she lma cloth for dresses in multiple colors.
The fragment describes Henderson's ad offering goods and promotions, with references to Christmas gifts and prices. It notes various local sales items including tonnage of fixed nails, a pale of hr on giveaways with stool purchases, and other shop offerings. It also mentions property transactions by J M Whitely and Mrs M Hazel, along with upcoming spring developments and a music shop promotion at a New Baridge office.
The forecast calls for a miserably dull today and Sunday with slowly rising temperatures. Winds will be light to moderate and variable, bringing variable conditions and no significant precipitation expected.
A garbled relic quotes a narrator lamenting odd garment measurements. The muddled text mentions a retreat, a woman's lath, and a tele OlgKE, with speculative lines about fabric length claiming six feet or three feet suffices.
Philadelphia December 16 All stockholders of the $2,000,000 National Public Kittes Corporation, led by Gaverno Weel, were forced to bid for company goods to cover office rent. Only $480.75 was realized, with most proceeds going to secondhand dealers. None of the promoters were sent to bid. the remaining $249.75 fell short of the $4,000 Tener claimed was the stock’s value.
A. F. Messinger & Son announces reduced prices on their entire stock of dry goods and furnishing goods for the balance of 1910. Located at 212 West Main Street the shop promotes a limited time sale for local shoppers.
Dr D Padoll refracting optician offers tailored glasses at the St James Hotel Corry Pennsylvania Every Friday. He highlights experience in fitting and designing eyewear for natural clear vision, promising guaranteed results.
A small catalog item notes wired ribbon suitable for hair bows priced at 25 cents and 29 cents per yard. The entry lists two color or width variants and suggests uses in craft projects and embellishment.
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