Barge Garbage Pills and Winter Sales At Local Stores
Local ads and notes list a Wright's sale on Saturday with bargains on barge garbage pills and 40 cent items at Knowlton's. Postponed sleighride due to severe weather, plus children's fleece underwear, gas mantles, globes, and knits featured. Community events include embroidery club, Columbus dance, and a Veterans association meeting in Spartanburg. Warren and Union City notices cover theater, lumber trades, and road map project for McKean county with local firms VanTassel Brothers and Kimball among others.
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Wright's
Kimball
Knowlton
B. W. Stennett & Son
B. W. Stennett
West Wayne Street
Columbus
Bill
Cara
Goodmusic
N. McGuire
Titusville
Buffalo
Bison City
Titusville Herald
Sparta Creamery
H. F. Stranalan
H. D. Burton
C. P. Bixbee
McKean County
Smethport
T. P. Jenkins
Preston Thomas
M. N. Apple
H. M. Boynton
J. C. Burchfield
Jenkins
Warren Times
Wright's Clock Sale and Arcade Luncheonette Ads
Sale on clocks Saturday at Wright's and 20 percent discount on all goods. Naval oranges cheap Wednesday at Knowlton's. Arcade luncheonettes offer coffee or tea and a variety of sweets. Hockey caps sold at 50 cents featuring pull-down designs by B. W. Stennett & Son. Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church meets at Mrs. Wallace's 319 Concord Street Wednesday afternoon with refreshments provided by officers.
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Wright
Mt B
Bennett & Son
Ladies and Society of the
Congregational Church
Egolf
Kimball's
B. W
Stennett & Son
Wright's
Knowlton
B. W. Stennett & Son
Ladies Aid Society of
Luncheonettes at the Arcade Open in Corry
The Arcade begins Luncheonettes offering dainty luncheons at reasonable prices in a clean neat parlor. Tea or coffee with sandwiches is served. The venture aims to attract a large following as quality and attractiveness become known, appealing to ladies shopping on cold days.
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Corry
Mystery of the Sphinx Explained by Puck Cartoon
Cartoon dialogue contrasts a puzzled tourist with a sharp remark about Congressmen, noting that many figures remain unidentified as to what the Sphinx represents. The quip reflects a facet of public curiosity and political humor in the era.
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Puck
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Union
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Depot
Roo
Men's Union
Monarch
Bernstein Brothers
Corry, PA
W. A. Steen
Toggery
Margaret C. Manwaring
Fannie Schramling
Elwyn Schramiling
Elsie
Lyric Theater
John Bond
St. Elizabeth'’s Church
J.D. Murray Wood
the Armory