American Lady Corset Sale Advertises Silk Messalines
A newspaper ad promotes American Lady Corset deals with silk colored messalines 36 inches wide priced from 1 to 3.50 dollars and special offer at 1.50 dollars per yard.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
7
A newspaper ad promotes American Lady Corset deals with silk colored messalines 36 inches wide priced from 1 to 3.50 dollars and special offer at 1.50 dollars per yard.
R F Livermore presents elegant dresses silk and wool skirts and sport styles with millinery. Complete showing of new sport and dress fashions in all colors trimmed and untrimmed. Prices range from 50 cents to 5 dollars with foulard silks 36 inches wide priced 75 cents to 2 dollars per yard.
Hager Wilt, May 4. Mes D Damon of Clymer teaches at home of Meamt Mea. D Pea Garrier attended weekend. Almond Daten hosted a Mosinesty visit to Corry Tuesday. Mrs Stella Murciboy traveled to Youngsville Sunday to greet her name. Mrs Chavine Boolear and re Rene Monday. Charles Dolan Mee Walter Veroan and Donald visited. Mrs Clarkes Sunday and daughter Margaret went to Corry for shopping. The Praken Sora Glib with Mrs Hay Spook Hemmsley afternoon. Mrs Charter Sprinizs toadsive hours visiting children in Cures for several weeks. A number from Koro attended the LoL Urdaw SnortiNg Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Bonniaks, Miss NiNidrod, Messenger and Witla Wsinehard spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Mossertger. Neighbors and friends of Mr and Mrs Springstead spent Saturday evening with team in their new home. Refreshments served. evening included music. Mr and Mrs Charles iste were Sunday callers at home of Ni Carrier. There are many at home for a short time. The company once run by Miss Stinson relocated to New York last week amid speculation of workers. Mrs s and Mrs William Baurete and the Me and Airs Perry sSthbilteton visited Corry Sunday for a surprise party in honor of everyone’s birthday.
Ornate furniture catalog style ad touts pieces for the town house. Features include round tables, divans, lamps, bird cages, monoues and stools, writing desks, lawn swings and more in cool greens and wood browns with yellow ivory tones.
In Waukesha Wisconsin on May 2 Gras Lusk was found guilty of the murder plot against Mary Neeman and Tomes. The jury convicted her forking areas while the special prosecutor pressed the case. Lusk collapsed when the verdict was read and was led from the courtroom.
Joe Windle of 52 Oak Lane York describes relief from nervousness stomach trouble and weakness after trying a vegetable tonic named Thintie sold by Rathi & Son. He reports improved appetite strength and absence of distress during meals.
Residents and officials convene for the Corry Hospital Association annual meeting. The event discusses hospital affairs, secretary duties, and community health plans with attendees from local health groups.
Advertisement lists shorthand courses including Touch Typewriting and Hell S-Lesson Shortland with references to Rome and Athens months. Prominent school names include Mary Beheals at 109 Main Street offering three month programs and longer options.
Administration announces Elva C McCray died. Heirs and creditors must present claims to Mrs. 18/10N WagtNi at Kincald & Flneatd, Jacksons Altys for Executrix by a specified date. Public notice calls all interested parties to respond promptly.
Notice moved to Columbus avenue. I am still paying high prices for resale rubbers iron and metal and second hand bags. One employee no peddlers. Call me before selling L. 1 Maytwian Hell phone 1441. 4-191¢
For sale hedge and ornamental evergreens including blackberries raspberries strawberries and new varieties. Local homegrown trees and plants available. Contact Moore Garry Carter Hill Roubs for pricing and details.
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