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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1912
Page
4
Tank Dealer H Wolds advertises at 215 W Smith St Ax ton promising outside attractiveness and inside goodness. It claims compliance with the pure food act and asserts superior quality, noting their product is pure fresh and sweet.
Paver advertises loans ranging from 10 to 50 dollars to residents who keep a steady job and home. Loans repayable with weekly or monthly payments, agents will call to provide cash quickly and privately. Erie Finance Co located at 1101 State St Erie Pa Bell 588 W.
An old newspaper fragment promotes BEST QUALITY Carefill flour from select wheat. It claims exact milling yields nutritious flour for bread and biscuits and invites readers to try VERY BEST FLOUR.
Bargain sale offers about 50 boxes of linen finished papers normally priced at 25 to 35 cents now 18 cents. A few 50 cent papers priced at 29 cents and some initial stationery at 10 cents. Initial tablet paper 18 cents. Come early before closing out.
R D and J P Woodworth succeed G W Capwell in draying, piano and household transferring. Office at Pond's Grocery First Ave. Both phones. Residence 212 East Church Street Union Phone 27.
A busy remnant sale sections all through wash goods and silks. Dress fabrics shirts waists muslin underwear outing flannel toweling and related fabrics are advertised with bargains. The notice emphasizes variety and reduced prices for shoppers.
A cluttered pre inventory sale lists discounts on silks, ginghams, flannels, wool garments, kimonos, suiting, gloves, and linens. Bargains include 10 to 25 cent yardage, reduced sweaters, dresses, and accessories with specific prices and item counts noted.
Annual linen sale advertised with extensive table linen offers, napkins in heavy damask, German linens, and pure linen pieces priced from 25 cents to several dollars. The ad promotes a premium line of goods and mentions green trading stamps and additional household items. The tone imitates a late 19th or early 20th century sales pitch.
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