Mail Box Offers Gale for $2.50 Each. Early Rush Advised
Mail Box announces a limited supply sale with each gale priced at 2.50 dollars and urges customers to arrive early to avoid missing out.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
3
Mail Box announces a limited supply sale with each gale priced at 2.50 dollars and urges customers to arrive early to avoid missing out.
The Corry Floral Co advertises a wide selection of fresh flowers and plants for all occasions from its greenhouses on Coluistms Avenue and Center Street. Funeral flowers and bouquets are available, with delivery along the streetcar line and surrounding area.
A vintage desk calendar advertisement touts 1911 calendars as daily reminders and decorative paper weights. It notes yearly renewal, several styles, small home stands, and prices around $0.76 to $1.00, highlighting stability and practicality for desk use.
Beginning Wednesday morning the 4th, Yahuory will offer Purple Seal eggs for sale. Each dozen guaranteed fresh with clear date labels. Eggs claimed to be fully edible, never unfit or musty from pickling, produced from healthy Wyindottes in green elovar. Hor sale exclusively by Corry.
The page reports multiple blurbs including deaths and health notices, a nurse hire for county care, ice harvest by Phillips Yeo Company, and community updates. Notable named individuals include Laura Morris, Edward Holdeger, David Boyaird, and Joseph Falklee, with references to Jamestown meetings, local stores, and charity events.
The notice lists remnants priced at 70 cents a yard and dress goods from 1 to T yards in street and house wear. It also reports the destruction of the dwelling of Mrs Patrick Donovan on Stewnel's Run four miles from Tunostami Previdant township Venango, due to a blaze on Wednesday evening.
An advertisement touts HYOMM and HYOSFEL as cures for catarrh and related ailments. It claims yearly growth in catarrh sufferers and promises relief if used as directed. The pitch offers a $1.00 HYOMM outfit and urges daily use to clear the head and throat.
The notice touts sugar at 21 pounds for $1 and sugar deals with quantity discounts tied to other purchases. It advertises Crystal Baked beats in Tomwaty sauce, molasses candy, whipstream chocolates, and Dr. Grays Honey White cough syrup on sale for limited time. Delivery offered for home orders. Fresh corn flakes, kraut, and lard priced low with multiple promotions. Fish shipments teased for Friday with half-price sales.
Mrs Geer employed in the owbhield of J J Dex fond WittAIEH died this morning. An obituary notes the death of Ay yoora aged. Funeral services will be held Sunday. A faulty health ad claims pills called Piltozones cure boils and pimples, sold by Thomas Downey in Advorde in Zine Soosnnt.
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