New Coats for Street and Dress Wear Ad
Readable ad notes new coats for street and dress wear crafted from fine wool poplins soft bolivias velours and silvertones priced from 8.20 to 45 dollars.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
4
Readable ad notes new coats for street and dress wear crafted from fine wool poplins soft bolivias velours and silvertones priced from 8.20 to 45 dollars.
The feature highlights a line of skirts in fabrics including poplin and taffeta with trico cloth options and pussy willow accents. Tailored and dressy models are emphasized for refined styles.
Elegant waists in crepe de chine georgette satin and fine voile. Trimmed with silk floss and beads. Prices range from 8 to 20 dollars, with special offerings from 3.75 to 12.50 dollars.
Beautiful silks offered in Crepe Meltor Latin Duchess Messa line Crepe de Chine and fine Georgette Crepes priced from 1.50 to 4000 dollars per yard.
Readable catalog note lists New Ginghams in 27 and 82 inch widths in plaids checks and plain colors. Also features Dainty Zephyrian tissues priced at 0 30 cents and 0 35 cents.
New dresses in serge tri crepe and jersey offered in tailored and dressy models priced from 15 to 27.50 dollars. Taffetas crepe de chine and georgette with narrow skirts priced from 16 to 35 dollars.
A string of personal notes reports Erin visitors to Buffalo on business and local residents attending the Erie auto show. Mentions include Moyley, Jen Wales, Charles Monilorkon, Moxson, and others traveling to Cleveland and Akron for business or family events.
Wivstington reports that the nation will spend about 41.2 billion dollars each year for 25 years to pay the war debt, based on committee estimates amid imperfect knowledge of the final total.
A Union City Telegram reports the death of Corporal Love A. Reynalds due to the explosion of a Stokes mortar shell on February 13. The dispatch notes the family received notification via telegram from Adjte Gein Thaeris.
Advertisements note spring sales at Corry shops with discounted items and custom tailoring. Campfire Girls report ticket sales for a Monday event at the auditorium, while Knowlton’s advertises Saturday specials. A liquor price increase follows a broader rise in beverages and goods, affecting bars and shops downtown.
A pleasant gathering yesterday hosted by Mrs. Lins Verne Dunton at To bekal Helping Hand featured a large sewing effort with eleven garments completed. The Provident suggested the next meeting be at Odd Fellow Hall with supper at 5 oclock and a social session following. Katherine Murray honored with a dinner at Phon aix Motel as she departs for Chicago, with a theatre party to follow. ten covers were set and the event enjoyed by all.
Women filled the workforce during war creating fatigue and strain, and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is promoted as restoring health for women. The ad asserts forty five years of use and benefits to “the Women of America” and emphasizes nervous weakness and strain support.
A damaged notice from March 1 1019 invites prospective renters from Sons of Worship or similar group to deposit five dollars with a committee to secure entering into a contract for rental of the Armory. The snippet includes a thrift stamp promotion and local armory references.
Classified lines advertise sale and rent for dwellings at 138 East Main Street and 105 Tate Street, plus vacant lots, piano, and rooms for rent near Wayne Street. Also listed are land plots on East South Street, cattle for sale including Jersey and Holstein stock, and dairy items. inquiries directed to several street addresses and phone indicators.
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