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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
6
Pettit's Florist offers a special stock of violets roses and sweet peas for Friday December 31. Choose lowers for the ball from diverse arrangements including narcissus lilies and hyacinths to brighten centerpieces. Visit 310 E Maia St for both phones.
A fragmented ad lists assorted groceries and table items with low prices. Items include oysters, pickles, baking powder, peanut butter, salmon, peas, candy, and more, advertised as economical weekly deals from a New York supplier.
Local residents travel to visit relatives and friends for New Year celebrations. Included are Miss Teresa Mead, Miss Anna McMahon, Miss Gertrude Truesdell, Mrs Lucy Elston, and families visiting Waterford Pittsburg Elgin Corry and Oil City.
A Pleasantville letter claims Thompson's Barosma cured a gravely ill girl after doctors failed. The advertisement urges troubled readers to try the tonic, offered by N B Ames & Co and Thomas Downey, promising cures for Bright's disease diabetes high colored urine bed wetting and other kidney and liver disorders with a quick tonic effect.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson and daughter Bernice attended an anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sample at Corry Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Orr and family of Cashmer Wash are visiting Mrs. Orr's sister Mrs. George Allen on Wayne Street.
To all members of the Columbus Cemetery Association of Columbus Pa the annual meeting will be held at the office of the association in Grange Hall Columbus Pa Tuesday January 11 at 1 pm See by laws Art 1 Sec 4 and 5 Emma Datton Secretary
Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee reports arrival in New York and says he is named president of the Maine Monument Association forming in Washington. The plan calls for a one dollar membership fee to raise funds for a monument to the Maine victims in Arlington, with Mrs. John Ting making the first $100 contribution.
A New York American article argues the dog surpasses the horse in intelligence and instinct. It states the trainer notes the dog shows superior awareness and learning compared to horses, which are praised mainly for docility and affection.
All wool dress fabrics in popular shades are offered at 1.00 per yard. Black and white shepherd check patterns are available, with high demand for red grey navy brown and black tones. Wide 52 inch material features prominently and remains attractively priced.
An advertisement markets white kid gloves at $1.00 and Messelaine silk for evening wear. It highlights perfect fitting per hand and a range of colors including old rose, light blue, green, tan, red, and navy. The silk fabric is described as 27 inches wide at 0.91 per yard.
The celebrated Bradley knit mufflers are made of soft lustrous yarn. They fit closely about the neck protecting the throat and chest and preventing the collar from getting soiled. Available in pearl gray tan black navy red sage green.
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