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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
3
Two months ago Palmer pledged a sale with prices unbelievably low. The store claims prices were never so low in any city or shop and asserts the sale records will not be matched again. It promises lasting savings on home needs.
A newspaper classifieds style list touts furniture deals including book cases writing desks oak tables and chests with prices ranging from a few dollars to over sixty. Linoleum rugs and leather parlor suites are marketed along with beds brass and iron options and a go cart for children.
New York on February 10 1916 Jos Shrimann and Freddie Welsh fought a cautious match at Madison Square Garden drawing little hero worship from fans. The display was not bloodthirsty and only briefly drew approving roars as the bout ended with an even feel and a restrained reception. Bread prices rise in Gotham as sliced loaf and rolls jump two to six cents across the city with some bakers holding five cent bread. Ford for sale five passenger touring car with tires and lighting for 75 dollars. Kelley tires offered at discounted rates. Advertised letters list includes W C Shate Ralph Clarke and other names with delivery offices and addresses.
Wilson Piano School graduate Assilion and Barnes will give piano instruction to interested persons. Call 112 Columbus Avenue, phone 84 R. 21st C. B. Porter, Alderman, relocated to 102 West Main Street. Business solicited, collection specialty.
Roy Skinnber, proprietor, discusses baggage transfer rates at the Bell Phone House. The report highlights price changes, service scope, and customer options, with emphasis on prompt handling and competitive rates.
Geo Koostner announces a new shop at 147 X Main Street offering blacksmith services and wagon repairs. The ad notes a doorway location and invites customers to visit for metalwork and carriage repairs.
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