Local ads showcase sales and moves across town
Fancy new potatoes 20 cents per bushel and fast delivery at J. D. Murray's. Mr. and Mrs. J. & Fulp relocate Saturday from 11 Franklin Street to 524 North Center Street. Snappy summer hats for 50 cents, regular $6, sale 4.50 or 2 for 5. Colegrove's offers baskets for every home. Fire sale at D. J. Pitt, 2129. Fourth of July festivities teased by Titusville firemen. New corsets, girdles, and belts on sale at reduced prices. Lake Shore pumpkin cans 25 cents at Knowlton's Saturday. Randall's offers spring chickens at 25 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Murray's
J. &. Fulp
Franklin Street
C. W. Moore
North Center Street
Colegrove’s
B. W. Stennett & Son
D. J. Pitt
Titusville
Kodak
Healy
B. W. Stennett, & Son
Forest County
Pittsburgh
First Ave
Brooks
St 202
St Warren
Emmanuel Guild
Fist Ave
Swaxton County
York County
Adams County
Warren
Julia Smith
Wee Tim
Scott Over
Sindty
Gene
Erie
Mir
J. Smith
Sanderson
Bemberg
Ladies Home Journal
Burson
B. I
Stennett & Son
West
Wayne Street
O. A. Stennett
Erlecourt
Curtis Goucher
Thomas Brady
James Murray
Tom McGovern
Jared
Knowlton's
Busy City North of Potatoes and Fares Mixed
An assortment of local notices and ads from City and Vicinity includes prices on butter and new potatoes, a request to deliver fresh eggs by Will J Wilcox, a sick bed report for C Wilson on Second Ave, and various shop promos. A July 1 fishing tackle season, a July 1 bond issue vote in Pleasantville, a young boy struck by a car on Nicholson hill, and other small items about accidents, sales, and community events fill the page with notices from Jamestown to Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Will J. Wilcox
al. C. Wilson
Second Ave
Boat’s
Jamestown
Pranke Gustafson
Barrows Street
Sumner
Colegrove
Whippet Superior Dry Cig
Ake Womer
Titusville Hospital
Knowlton’s
Pleasantville
Frank J. Wilcox
East Malin Street
John Aggat
Parade Straet
Nicholson Hill
Edinboro
Tad Hy
Honest C. Dean
Woodstreck
Phe Swheels
Dorothy
Lake
View Pavilion
Findley Lake
West Baptist Church of
Warren
Mrs Sitler Heads W C T U
A historical meeting recounts Mrs Sitler leading the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union chapter with Harriet Durham and others in attendance. Officers and directors were to be appointed later prior to benediction. A banquet followed for shut‑ins, with a lawn supper and donations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Durham
Boy Fle Kirch
Wofnerpondings Acoratory
Mae Blair
Special Sermon for Business Men Sunday service topics
A special sermon on The Business Mind and Religion will be preached at the First Methodist Church in Corry. The pastor invites all business men to attend as questions on Christian principles in daily commerce are explored, including how faith to be followed in church and repudiated in the market. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jesus
Corry Daily Notices Blend Ads and Daily Life
Fragmentary read reveals garage for rent in downtown rear of 113 North Center street and inquiries pointing to Q A Stennett. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Burdick of East street. Local market items include fancy potatoes at 30 cents per peck and a shipment of fall bats at Colegrave’s. Produce such as green peas tomatoes cucumbers onions radishes and lettuce listed at J D Murray’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Brooks
North Center Street
Q. A. Stennett
Frank Burdick
East Street
Corry Hospital
J. D. Murray's
Colegrave’s
J. D
Murray's
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Wing - Willi Star Store
N. Center St
Corry Clover
Geneva
Geneva’s
Edwards
Libby's
Wheaties
Muffets
Aille Bandeaux
Corselettas
B. W. Stennett & Sop
Lake Shore
Knowlton’s.t
Randall’s
Damee Beach Park
Rainbow Jana Gardens
Americats
Bathesore
Ravine
Mil
Watch— i Sizes
Monkey Island
Peimily
Ane Bitjo
Lake Erie
STEEL
Consolidated, Inc
Center St
Virginia Cobbler's
Allegheny
P. Ry
Oil City
Rebekah
Nira
J. W. Carnicke
Findley Laie
Pauling
Charles Olds
Congress St
Mrs. Sitler
W.c-T.u
Quality Cash Stores Inc
Chipso
Cis
Phge
Flour Blue
Heckers
Corry, Pa
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