New Coats For Street and Dress Wear Priced From $20
Stylish coats offered in wool poplins soft bolivias velours and silvertones. Ready to wear in street and dress styles with prices ranging from $20 to $45.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
4
Stylish coats offered in wool poplins soft bolivias velours and silvertones. Ready to wear in street and dress styles with prices ranging from $20 to $45.
Tailored and dressy skirts offered in poplins tafttas tricloths and pussy willow fabrics. Local shops advertise a range of styles and lengths with emphasis on quality tailoring and modern silhouettes. Fashion notes highlight versatile designs suitable for day and evening wear.
Ladies find waists of crepe de chine georgette satin and fine voile with silk fringe beads and delicate trims. Prices range from 3 75 to 12 50 with broader selections up to 20 dollars and down to 8 dollars.
A sale offers Crepe meltor Latin Duchess Mesga line Crepe de Chine and fine Georgette Crepes priced from 1.50 to 4.00 per yard.
Advertises New Ginghams in 27 and 82 inch widths with plaids checks and plain colors. Also promotes Dainty Zephyrs tissues and a range of sarees and fabrics in decorative designs.
New dresses offered in serge, tricolett, and jersey with tailored and dressy models priced from 15 to 27 dollars and 560 cents. Taffetas crepe de chine and georgette fabrics feature new narrow skirts priced from 16 to 35 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Deland Dewey visited Tommie yesterday from NM. in Tapers town Mil and in Pittsburgh. Rev Jumen Topiking of East Brady a farms anglatant west. Mrs J L Spiesman went to Mrs Harry Gilbert and Mrs Brew Hfototay to attend the wayomobiles. Ianwis O Abr a Ly D Lustrentay visit Rev Raymond Seinindingor to Houtailile for a few days with Janie Miller. Murray is tired tomo this due to appendicitis. Prank Howard spent today in Warren. Knowlton left Jamestown to visit his brothers. Mrs Fred Wynn of Titmillely visited her mother Mrs Ws Mosier. Miss E D Wool returned this morning from a viai. J T Dowlbe has returned from a visit with her mother the Hyde town. Mr mun Ms Harey Robarts to attend the automobile show. Miss Katherine Broyia returned from Warton. Katherine Bone celebrated a birth anniversary. Twenty-fives YOMaidan Worentattained.
Spartansburg forms an auxiliary with officers led by Mrs Charles Atarthas viva president and Myrna Thomson treasurer. A committee drafts a constitution as the group aims to recruit about 200 members by the next meeting on March 11 at Mrs Martin's home.
Beaverdem community notes list births engagements moves and social visits. Arthur Barnes and family welcome a baby boy born February with relatives including Mr and Mrs Gerry Thiem Mrs Ernest Thiem and Mrs Arthur Alan Nowandy making rounds in Union City and Lincolnville. Neighbors recall a farewell for Mr and Mrs Thomas Patten as they relocate near Cory. Community members Donald Monetigur and Aetive Ty attend a Valentine social in Union City and Mr and Mrs Clifford Brown attend events in Bridge with friends.
Obscure local notes recount deaths, dances, calls for gatherings, and odd notices across Coxport and nearby towns. References to Rev. O Badgley, charity events, barn dances, and public listings show a bustling, detail heavy community page with names, places and dates interwoven amid fragments.
Governor Byron is slated to visit Erie on March 14 for a public reception and banquet hosted by the Board of Commerce. Chairman Shetwin leads the committee arranging events and coordinating with local officials, with invitations likely extending to neighboring towns and Crawford County residents.
A farewell service is held at the Salvation Army Citadel for three cadets leaving Conv for the Salvation Army Training College in New York. Names include Mary Argilia Hawley and Glaiya, with other candidates bound for training. Justin Sunil will present the event. Also listed are advertised undelivered letters and multiple local names, suggesting community notices and a hospital visit linked to St Misty’s.
An Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards for 17 years treated many women with liver and bowel complaints. His Olive Tablets, an olive colored mix of common vegetables with olive oil, claim to cleanse waste and toxins, restore vigor, and replace calomel for gentle bowel action. Thousands use them for a pink of condition. available from druggists at 25 cents.
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