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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
8
The advertisement promotes a White Sale at India Linens featuring tailored suits and linen goods. It touts broadcloths, torchon laces, flouncing embroideries, corset cover embroideries, sec o silks, and other fabrics with reduced prices from yard to 35 cents or 50 cents, urging women in Corry to buy while supplies last.
An advertisement lists 36 inch dress linens at 45 cents per yard, white waists and tailored lingerie pieces up to 1.50 each, white wool suits, lace curtains from wool serges, and pin striped serge suits priced from 10.08 to 14.08. Also promoted are crash saltings at 35 cents per yard and a 36 inch wide material for fall automobile coats or summer suits.
Advertises Finest Nickerbocker Nainsook fabrics for lingerie and children wear in multiple widths and yardage with prices from $1.05 to $1.50. Features ladies knit underwear items including ribbed sleeveless and long sleeve vests, and baby and children's ribbed vests. Also promotes gingham lingerie dresses with lace trim at $3.05.
Paris reports newspapers sharply oppose the rising pressure to spare Lisboeuf from execution for killing a policeman and injuring four others. The Prefect of Police Lepine reportedly threatens resignation if the death sentence is commuted. Socialist Herve, jailed for defending Apache murders, seeks clemency in a letter to President Fales.
A fragment describes Rowell critiquing Withers riding style at the Riding Academy. Beallie asks how, and Rowell notes the rider’s weight shifts rarely, the horse mostly in motion. Boston Transerivy
New York provision market notes a mix of commodities with mixed futures activity. Wheat futures show gains with No 4 red spot and July contracts up, corn and oats mixed, pork and butter prices listed, cheese and egg markets noted, potatoes in Bermuda and state markets reported with varied per barrel and per hundredweight pricing.
Livestock auction results from Eaat Buffalo Livestock Market show export steers at 7.75, good 10, with bids around 6.15 to 7.60 for different quality, and heifers from 6.75 to 7.00. Bulls and veals listed, Hogs priced from 9.05 to 10.15. sheep and lambs clipped yearlings 7.25 to 7.50, clipped welts 5.60 to 5.75. Buffalo Hay Market lists Timothy No 1 on track at 19.00, No 2 Timothy 17.00–17.50, alrow wheat and oat at 8.00–8.50.
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