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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
5
Our Spring stock offers ready for service tailored clothing with high workmanship and distinct 1911 patterns. Full lines of Porosknit and B V D underwear are arriving, plus new shirts and spring hats and caps in various shapes and materials for men. George P. de shirts and Steen label undergarments feature prominently in display.
Steen's offers regular 15 cent hose in all colors at a reduction price per pair. A large stock of handsome ties arrives featuring new silk scarf ties with wide diagonal stripes in Pink, Gite, Steel, Coral, Grey, Hermiope and Plum, plus Black Silk ties with a silver shimmer.
A fragmented city survey lists rooms wanted, second hand pianos for sale, and a badge of local crime involving a Pinkerton detective swindle tied to Mrs Harris. The Kane lodge promotes a charity minstrel show April 3 and 4 with Charles Sackett as interlocutor and WW Wheeler managing Tatavia offices. Other items mention theater plans, school athletic events, and gas price changes in Titusville, plus a report on William Oliver recovering after an operation and various business ads and vacancies across Oil City and surrounding towns.
Floral business offers spring bouquets including tulips hyacinths and ferns from A E Pettit at 210 E Main St Hoes. Advert mentions spring tonics and candles.
An Eagle Club Company organization presents a western drama at Lyric Theater. The piece centers on a lakeside setting near Chautauqua Lake, with a purchase of land for a lake job at the Elms in Sherman's Bay for four thousand dollars. The report mentions local development and a typhoid treatment initiative in Brie and notes storm damage along Chautauqua.
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