Cold Weather Blankets Offered at Low Daily Prices
Pennsylvania made blankets in white and plaid, offered at five dollars. Consumers are urged to buy now to save over next fall, with a lively sales pitch emphasizing daily need and low cost.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1917
Page
4
Pennsylvania made blankets in white and plaid, offered at five dollars. Consumers are urged to buy now to save over next fall, with a lively sales pitch emphasizing daily need and low cost.
All Wool Factory yarn offered at a low price for socks and mittens. Colors include black and black gray mix. Prices listed: 10 cents per skein and one dollar per pound.
Aluminum Ware at these prices is the cheapest cooking ware on the market. The white ware with dark blue border offers cups and saucers 124¢ a pair, bread and buts 9 cents, dinner plates 124¢ each, soup plates 124¢ each. Large covered kettles 1.29, large open kettles 1.75, large tea kettles 2.25.
A long list of individuals like Frank Kelcher, W H Dutty, J F Austin, Wilbur Hull, James Mulheim and many others travel to Erie Cambridge springs and Franklin for short business or to visit friends. Mentions include sick relatives Loyd Ruppersberger at home on Euclid street and multiple trips to Erie for weekends and weddings.
E M Bonnell passed away at his home on Well Park Place this morning after a year of poor health and complications from injuries at the factory. He was 65, a longtime Corry spring-well plant operator and early local businessman, active in Emanuel Apostolic Church, the school board, and civic life. He leaves a wife, a son and daughter, and two brothers. funeral arrangements are private with no mayors funeral.
Vintage advertisement touts Wryeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore faded gray hair to natural color. Claims easy, sponge-applied use. results in hours with successive applications. Not intended as medical cure or disease treatment.
Classified notice seeks inquiry at Richardy Grocery or Tavohyon’s regarding improvements at 2a West Washington street. Short, terse posting indicates sale or inquiry over property with local shop contacts.
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