Cabaret and local notices run through Ridgway item
In a mosaic of urban notices and ads a big Cabaret show headlines a week at J. D. Murray's while job ads seek a housekeeper at 117 West Washington. The Ridgway board of trade donates land for a plate glass factory, promising 300 jobs. Local obituaries note Mrs. Amos R. Morgan arriving Friday, and Mrs. Greenan’s death in Buffalo. Road supervisors meet Meadville February 18 to discuss Crawford county roads. a cinema-like cabaret features star hall Thursday evening.
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Rome
J. D. Murray's
West Washington
Enmanuel Guild
J. A. Mead
It O'Rlock
Wargatn
Crapser's
Steen
Hyome
N, F, Ames & Co
Hyo Aki
Ridgway Board of Trade
Weat
Thomas Gruenay
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Corry
Crawford County
Court House
Meadville
State Highway Department
Kittanning
Contable Marshall
Rayburn Town
Leechburg
Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Butler
Chicora
A E Pettit Florist at 31 Wast Maln Street
A E Pettit, florist, located at 31 West Maln Street near the depot, phone Bell 709 Union, serving customers three blocks from the depot area.
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A. E. Pettit, Florist
Wast
Wearever Rubber Goods Advertised by Aranines
An ad promotes Wearever rubber products with emphasis on reliability and service. It highlights quality red mould items and a wide selection of styles. The copy stresses value and customer satisfaction, urging quick purchase while mentioning fair pricing.
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Rage
Aranines
Myde
Pru
Prion Ta
About Candy About Candy
A garbled ad copy touts candy as pure and good looking while urging value. It claims a 110 pound assortment sold in the United States for 25 cents and warns you will not find a pure piece elsewhere.
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United States
Acme Soxo Week at J D Murray’s and local oil deal
Weekly entertainment at J D Murray’s promises Nina Bard of Acme Soxo for 250 this week. A Detroit gas well near Takaepod yields 5 000 000 feet per day. Reed Oil and Gas offers 100 000 to Sheriff Moomy stockholder if he sells his stake. Reed’s near by well outputs 9 000 000 to 12 000 000 feet daily. East Ohio Que Company seeks to buy Moomy’s well with a 2 000 000 offer. The gas company pays 170 a day for use of the well.
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Nina Bard
Acme Soxo
J.D. Murray
H. B. Scott
Barlow Hardware
Wright
Ladies Aid
Eastern Star Hall
Moomy
Takaepod
Cleveland
Reed Oil and Gas Company
Reed Company
Tah East Ohio Que Company
Mtr Moomy
Pitts Dur Corporation Offers 7 Percent Preferred Stock
After investigation the Pitts Dur Corporation, organized recently, offers 7 percent preferred stock to investors. Managed by a well known young executive with prior Cleveland experience, the firm claims careful, competent leadership and ongoing profitability with growth potential. The issue is marketed as not a promotion, with full face value for each share. Call for booklet and further information.
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Pitts[Dur
Jimian
Cleveland
Erie R. R. Men Meet This Week in Meadville
About forty superintendents and officials of the Frio railroad from New York to Chicago gather in Meadville for the opening of a five day convention of mechanical department officers. Many prominent EMO figures will attend the meeting and stay through the event.
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Unlted
Meadville
T Mechanical
Frio
New York
Chicago
EMO
Civil service exam planned at local post office
A civil service examination for filling the Clerk-Curier position at the Corry post office is set for February 43. Ernest Schuyler will direct the exam. The Rebekah H. Hf. e Club meets January ath, and the local I O O F holds a meeting Thursday at 3 p.m. Also advertised are sales at Steen's Toggery and a Lyre Theater showing The Wolf. A war order story notes a knitting mill surge and a missing factory for uniforms. President Wilson approves actions and a Naval Academy pay issue is addressed.
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Ernest Schuyler
Corry
B.J. Dey
Brooks Atreet
Steen
Lyre Theater
Tir
North
Dispatch
Niugdra Falls
Bell Men Meeting at Erie Today
A group of Bell Telephone workers from nearby towns left at nine oclock for Erie to attend a special gathering of Hall company employees. The Erie event includes a Safety Always play and an informative lecture by a Philadelphia professor.
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Bell Telephone
Erie
Hall Company
Philadelphia
Twins Birthday Party For Mrs Paterson And Brother
Thirty five friends gathered last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Dell Futterson to celebrate a double birthday for Mrs Paterson and her brother La Pierce Hawkins. Music games and a fine feed made the event merry with each guest receiving a fine rocking chair.
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Dell Futterson
Paterson
la Pierce
Oorea
The Butterfly Tonight At Ie Amund Hoten Gardner
The Butterfly joins Vitagraph cast featuring Mauirio Costetty in a two reel feature and two others.
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Amund Hoten Gardner
Uio Vitagraph
Rm the Butterfly
Mauirio Costetty
The Wolf by the Lavin Company in part
A northern drama by Higens Walter, author of Paid in Full. The piece is billed as a grand distillation of Arctic life and promises a lavish stage presentation. Admission is at 10 o clock. doors open for the performance.
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Lavin Company
Ste Parte
Higens Walter
Pletires
Corry
Eugene Walter
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Solota Ladies Aid Society
Wilt Elvan
Amonna Wilinson Solota Road
Saavet
Ing Store
Hastern Star Hall
Cincinnati
Moses Latin
Geo. Braithwaite
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Elty
Miles Greenwood
Cincinnati Wire Department
Dia Tele
Eltiteid
Boston
Olly
Haven
Aerio
R. G. Lindsley & Son
Erie R. R
Kryptok
Washington
Jiu
Esidane Wilson
Serdar I
Naval Academy
Miduliipinan
Bernstien
Bernstein Bros Clothiers & Furnishers
Main St
BELL
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uie
Holiday Savings Fund
National Bank of Corry
Lyric
Shore Acres
Matinee and
Wight
Lion and the Mouse
George Soule
Spen- Clayton
P. Tidmarsh
R. Bryan
Kohn Wangeman
C. Lambert
M. Hulsey
Lyric Theater
WOLF
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