Want Page Ad Teases Good Tenants in Journal
Classified notice invites readers to find desirable tenants through the Journal Want Page, highlighting available rental opportunities and quick housing matches.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1911
Page
6
Classified notice invites readers to find desirable tenants through the Journal Want Page, highlighting available rental opportunities and quick housing matches.
A short shopper note invites friends to visit for arcade hot sodas and hot drinks made right and served right during cool fall days.
A man was found three feet in hay at a storehouse barn after a search by Mr. Mages. He explained the extreme cold drove him to shelter, revealing the improvised hiding place.
A scattered town diary lists residents and visitors with brief travels and health notes. Entries name William Brady, Mrs Ban Filey, Dr Greenfield, Cal Fatrehilis, Cael Fuller, Mr and Mrs Om Stennett, W H Proprietor, Miss Margaret Clark, Harry Weeks, Mrs Bendels, Mrs Thomashike, Dan Freno, Jack Austin, Wake Morganridge, Eugene Griff, Rev Jones, Rev Sharpley installation, Capt Webb, and travels to Erie Richmond for visits and illness updates.
Harry Levin, held on larceny charges in Warren county jail, escaped during Sunday unlockings. Harris Magee pursued and captured Levin at Livine returning him to custody after clues pointed to his plan and a false tale about a wagon team. Local officers tracked him along routes toward Jamestown and Bri el.
The Ladies Furnishing Store showcases garnitures in white with coral white gold and silver accents and embroidered floss details. Bulgarian bands fringes and drapes in versatile shades draw shoppers, with coats and skirts offered at $1 per yard below prevailing prices.
Marquisette remains the season’s preferred fabric for evening gowns with stock in black white pink lavender navy and it shades and prices listed at 1.00 and 1 350 dollars. If the shade needed isn’t in stock the store can order it.
A brief note lists overs in white and ech fabric across grades from 0 to 36.004 yards, indicating width and length variants. No other context or figures are provided.
A newspaper ad lists pillow cases for embroidery at 5c 75c and 1.80 per pair. Huck towels with embroidery ends sell well at 1.00. Salt’s plush Sealette coats priced from 25.00 to 40.00, claimed to be the highest grade plush.
Uniforms include Union Suits 50c to $1.00 Vests and Pants 25c to 75c Leggings 25c to 50c Mittens 25c to 1.00 Sleeping Garments 25c to 1.00 Outing Flannel Skirts 25c Knit Skirts 50c Shveaters 50c to 1.00 Winterwear for kids listed with low prices and a range of items available.
A fragmented advertisement lists knit skirts costing up to 1.30, leggings, polo gloves, corset covers, wool hose at 25 cents to 1 dollar, golf caps priced around 1 dollar, black wool tights at 1 dollar, outing gowns up to 1.50, and related knit garments.
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