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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
8
Seasonal sale offers deep cuts on embroideries India linons and Swiss lace curtains with many items reduced. Apron ginghams muslins bath towels and lace curtains appear at markedly lowered rates, inviting quick purchases for summer gowns and household linens. Numerous listed price points target fabric lovers seeking bargains on white goods and related textiles.
An opportunity to buy Foulard Silks at unusually low prices this season. A sale features silks formerly selling up to 85¢ and white goods at 20¢ now marked down to 15¢ per yard. The collection includes stylish checks and fancy stripes for ladies and children dresses. Regular prices are 20¢.
An antique advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as a universal cure for burns cuts and bruises promising poisons are drawn and healing follows. It guarantees cures for piles eczema ulcers and pimples with money back. The ad also markets San Cura Soap for dandruff and blemishes and notes mail orders from N F Ames Co and Thomas Downey in Titusville Pa.
Dr W S Young, optometrist, opens permanent optical office in Corry. He will operate weekly at the St James Hotel Thursday afternoon and evening while his practice expands in Chautauqua and vicinity. Free examinations offered. note St James Hotel time and place. The report mentions Italian plans to bombard Paris with a dated March 1 dispatch.
Market report lists wheat, oats, pork, butter, eggs, cheese, and potatoes with varied prices from New York and Buffalo markets. Includes cattle, sheep, and hog prices with ranges for prime vealers, spring lambs, and other livestock figures. Also notes coal economy orders from London and local ads for tailoring and plumbing services.
Trains at Union Depot receive wide service with special attention to trade. The notice urges reliable, timely travel and emphasis on quality in all routes.
Thomas A. Coleman, a wealthy oil operator, died of apoplexy in an East End hotel. Miss Helen Reeves, a New York milliner, had sued for breach of promise seeking $50,000 since last November. Her attorney notified Reeves after Coleman's death. Coleman was married and denied promising marriage.
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