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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
4
January clearance offers a broad selection of blankets and comforts in cotton wool nap and pure wool. Sizes range from 10x4 to 12x4 with colors gray tan white and plaid. Prices show cuts of 20 percent and 26 percent on multiple blanket types including cotton wool and fox patterned varieties.
A January sale offers 20 percent discounts on table linens napkins towels and doilies including Scarfé Luncheon Sets Center Pieces and all odd pieces in Cluny and Madeira with embroidery. Items include pure Irish fabrics and decorative linens amid the discount showcase.
A bargain sale of Georgette shirt waists with yarn and silk embroidery bead trim and collarless styles in two tones priced from 6 to 15 dollars. Crepe de Chine waists for all occasions with high and low necks offered at a 20 percent reduction. One Plum.
Lot of hats valued up to 9.00 reduced to 3 48 with many colors and feather ornaments. Additional hats listed at values 5.00 and 6.50 now priced lower..contains garbled pricing terms and sale notes typical of early 20th century ads.
Outing gowns and petticoats listed with prices from 0.50 to 2.60, plus domestics, flannel, muslin sheets, and cambric items. A 20 to 25 percent reduction applies across dresses, skirts, sweaters, knitwear, and corsets. The ad highlights Rengo belts and various fabrics in stock.
The writeups refer to visits by B. Battyrcon and Joby Smuts, with Tony Beisiele hosting at the Whit house. Henry Murray returns to Tityville after a stay with Mrs. James Muthoin. Includes multiple transfers of greetings and family visits among local residents.
Frank O Moward transacted business in Warren today. J I Deamond left on an eastern business trip. Hi Loveland journeyed to Texas for Howard Tannery Co. Mrs W K Mathews returned home from Bradford. Charles Von of Bonrattochuck Cad visited city and left for Chidaxo. John Hatch traveled to Sharon to aid Aliases Mission opening. Mrs Lynn Lewis, daughter of Tate Hy Johnson, died aged 26. Funeral at Alexander's mortuary and interment at Pine Cave cemetery. Today's casualties list from the American Expeditionary Forces reports KIA, DOW, DWC, DOW in aeroplane accident, WIA, and missing in action.
The Grange meeting will be held Saturday afternoon at 120 forelock in Mardabes Mat. The program includes Roll Call Doca Winter Dairying Payt Opeted by F A Lindl Music Mipaey Fern and Alice. Recitation Mrs Vilin Fowlelt Select Reading Mrs Alice Parking and an advertised letters list. Also notes on members and a Rebekah event.
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