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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
8
Catalog announces price cuts on pure linen towels and dresser scarfs from prior low prices to 59 cents, embroidered white aprons at 59 cents, German silver purses at 2.00, 36 inch black peau-de-soie silk at 1.15, and Lory muff fur sets at 3.50, plus Sealette plush coats at 25.00. It notes a doll-assembly contest extending to January 15 with only about 20 dolls left, offering continued vote support to help girls reach a goal.
Lot features Ladies' Handsome Plush at 27.50 now. Ladies' Cloth Coats in bouele or chinchilla at 35.00 now 19.50. Also heavy wool finished blankets in dark colors extra large for double beds, originally 2.50 now 1.95 per pair.
Lot X with pink and blue Outing Manner sold at 10c yard now 8 1-2c Lot XI satin top sofa pillows filled with silk floss sold at 1.25 Yard: 82-inch black brown green corduroys now 1.25 yard. Neewlwart not coming to Wood's shoulder. Corry scores in a fast basketball game. Crippen and Guignon lead Corry with Downey and Keating supporting. Stanford Store promo and New Year events noted. Corry Grange set to install officers and discuss state grange report by G. D. Veath in installments.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual New Year’s open house from 2 p.m. to midnight with music by Prof. Fisherty Miss Rourke and Mr. Wilcox and a buffet lunch served to members and friends as the order celebrated into the evening. The event showed the group’s unusually strong local membership and lively tail end of the year celebration.
Jamestown New York marked the national debut of the parcels post yesterday. The Jamestown post office opened to receive shipments, with 39 packages mailed locally and many more expected as people test the new service.
Corry Grange announces the installation of officers at a Saturday meeting set for January 4. Members look forward to the local gathering with activities planned for the afternoon.
Los Angeles June 2 Luther McCarthy defeated Al Palzer in the Vernon arena to claim the heavyweight title as referee Charles Ryton stopped the bout in the 18th round. Palzer suffered extensive cuts and swelling with McCarthy’s speed and power dominating throughout. Kilbane defeats Kirk in St Louis as Wilebane triumphs in the featherweight feature.
Market notes from New York and Buffalo dated Jan 1 detailing wheat, oats, corn, butter, eggs, and flour prices. pig and cattle prices. livestock values and hay market bids. includes specific quotations for No 2 white oats and various butter creamery grades. broad regional pricing snapshot.
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