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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
4
Running sores and fever sores vanish with San Cura Ointment, trusted by N F Ames & Co and Thomas Downey. The ad promises quick healing in many homes, with guarantees and a money back offer, price 25 cents for ointment and mentions San Cura Soap as a companion antiseptic. Thompson Medical Co. advertises the product from Ithville, Pa. m26
An experienced repairer advertises organs tuned and sewing machines repaired with all parts furnished. With 25 years in the business no charges for estimates. Also manufacturer of Burtons Polish. Contact at Tel, Hell, 140 L or tall National Hotel, Hurry Burton.
Maurice Morris a Paterson silk maker slept on a White Line trolley car en route from New York through Hackensack meadows. He awoke to find one bundle worth 300 dollars stolen from two large bundles he bought for 600 dollars. The conductor recalled two men near Morris with a bag containing the bundle.
A bold testimonial touts Zemo as a guaranteed remedy for eczema and related skin conditions. It claims rapid absorption, no grease, and a spotless finish after one application, offered by The Rose Medicine Co of St Louis and sold by druggists for one dollar per large bottle.
Farmers for good unwashed wool are informed that J H Drought and Co will pay twenty four cents per pound. The notice urges growers to bring wool to the firm for sale.
Local dealer H. Weiss operates from 250 Delaware Avenue at the corner of Wayne, reachable by Bell phone 288-38.
A wary note describes weekly or monthly loan payments and warns not to miss payments. It claims a special agent will call with the money, implying a direct loan service and urging reliance on a quick contact to secure funds.
Frank G Jones operates a repair and refinishing shop at 308 HB Smith Street Bell, phone 243 L. He offers made to order cabinet making and restoration services for colonial and antique furniture.
Running until June 23, the sale features ginghams, prints, crepe cloth, poplin, Dania cloth, wool serge, wool batiste, French novelty goods, serge, whip cord, and damask linens. Also listed are children and ladies cloaks in various prices, with multiple large price points reflecting a broad apparel and fabric assortment.
A fragmentary listing notes fan prices and silk gloves including Kayser and Niagara Maid silk gloves. Centemeri kid gloves appear in the damaged text with assorted price hints such as one dollar and fifty cents, suggesting retail catalog language from a bygone era.
A catalog-style notice lists collars jabota flowers Dutch collars and coat sets in lace from Venice and Macrome with prices ranging from 25 cents to 3.50 dollars.
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