Journal Want Page Promotes Tenant Advertising
Short notice urges good tenants to respond to arrears and ads for housing via the Journal Want Page, inviting readers to place notices and find rental opportunities.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
6
Short notice urges good tenants to respond to arrears and ads for housing via the Journal Want Page, inviting readers to place notices and find rental opportunities.
During dog days of fall shoppers are invited to visit Arcade Hot Sodas for hot drinks and sodas shared with friends. The inviting message highlights a cozy, social experience and seasonal promotion.
Clyde Brown visits Mayville. Henry Bannett goes to Arie on business in Erie. Charles Firster to Youngstown. various residents travel for short business or familial visits including Bliss to Buffalo Morgaridge to Hele. Sam Glosser to Erie. Mrs Gertrude Hessener of Pittsburgh visits relatives. Marty Miller heads to Chicago. Kelesopia of Spartansburg and Ernest Hall visit Lostfield. Mrs J S Lambing and A D Colegrove guests of Mrs L West in Jamestown. Florence Hayou of Youngstown returns. R S Ridley and daughter Margaret of Buffalo visit relatives. snow in the city. Walter Aurer seen in Arkport with Corry Hinge and Sip Wis Company. Elston family and Katherine Elston depart for State College. misc notes on ailments and a likely patent remedy ad section.
Warren Pennsylvania reports a large black bear nearly four hundred pounds shot near Brown Run. M Dickinson and Simon Strike fired from Marlin rifles after追 tracking the bear amid a lumber camp. the bear will be delivered to Warren for butchering. The hunters used four bear dogs and the decisive shot occurred after about two miles of tracking.
A Chicago Recond Herald snippet quotes a line about two kinds of liars, one who lies to help themselves and another to injure others, reflecting a terse exchange on truth and motive.
AmuseU Theater presents a mixed program featuring John Jury, Artur Johnson, and Lawrente Perday in a varied lineup. The reel selections include Vitagraph titles and a feature called Three Reels Five, promising a varied entertainment evening for local patrons.
United States Weather Bureau observations taken at 8 p m yesterday list conditions for multiple cities. Entries include temperatures and conditions such as snow, cloudy, rain, and clear across Tenn, New York, Albany, Beaton, Chicago, St Louis, New Orleans, Washington, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, with varying readings and times.
The notice advertises Funny Bunny at the Anieell venue tonight featuring Florence Lawrence and Arthur Uiny Ovason with a reel cost of five cents. Costello is highlighted as the crowd favorite with a show tonight and a Runge tidings feature.
The Congress of Surgeons of North America in Philadelphia elected officers led by Dr Sedivart Martin as president and De GW Brawen of New York as a viewsresident. Dr A D Ballou and Dr A B Kunnveh served in secretary roles, with plans for a New York session next year. Several clinics were held during a literary evening at the College of Pharmaceutical and Sir Keons, featuring Dr Charles L Maya and Dr Josaph A. Dinko. Potatoes spoil flavor and texture when left in the sun.
A four year old girl declares a frog as a “great big green tug” with mouth open and always stands up front while sitting behind in a whimsical London Globe note. The item then shifts to a historical royal tragedy about Sigismund of Germany and the murder of his son Siegerichs, leading to his drowning in a well due to cruelty, as recounted in An Old Royal Tragedy.
The Ladies Furnishing Store presents garnitures in white with coral gold and silver accents. Bulgarian bands garni ture fringes and drapes compliment almost any dress shade. A note invites readers to drop in and see.
Store advertises all overs in white and ecru from 75c to 1.00 per yard with demand strong. Currently available in grey, black, white, tan and red. Promises sale pricing for children's coats and ladies suits at 1.00 per yard, below prevailing market price.
An advertisement lists embroidery pillow cases and a duck towel suitable for embroidery. Prices span from 25 cents to 40 dollars for various items including golf gloves, skirts, corsets, underwear, caps, tights, gowns, union suits, mittens, and sweaters.
The store highlights Marquisette as the most popular gown material with stock colors including black white pink lavender navy and light blue. Prices run at 1.00 and 1.50 dollars per yard. Special order service offered if a desired shade is unavailable.
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