Large Kimona Aprons Offerings at Bargain Price
Thirty dozen gingham and Pereale Kimona aprons advertised at a modest rate. The offer highlights affordable selection in small lot quantities.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
8
Thirty dozen gingham and Pereale Kimona aprons advertised at a modest rate. The offer highlights affordable selection in small lot quantities.
Thanksgiving sale of linens offers bleached Damask in heavy quality with hemstitched sets 65 by 80 inches and napkins 18 by 18 inches. Mercerized Damask, full bleached, with attractive patterns, marketed as superior to foreign goods. Special sale prices listed as 35c 40c and 5c per yard.
President Wilson maintains a waiting stance on Mexico, expecting internal developments to topple Huerta. He envisions minimal U S intervention beyond protecting Americans and property as European powers move vessels toward the Mexican coast. Congress signals frustration but shows no unified plan, while British naval actions raise concern over international pressure and U S policy. In New York Park Avenue, fashion interest centers on singer Mist Magle Meyte, linked to Miss Teyte and the Chicago Opera Company.
House owners are urged to freshen rooms for the season with a rapid wall papering service. A 20 percent reduction on all wall coverings is offered until January 1st.
A fragment from a Bell Telephone era ad lists a shop on Main Street with a window display and contact number. The readable bits include a firm name and a casual promotional phrasing, suggesting a small business storefront in a historic urban setting.
A 1909 Pleasantville shooting tied to Frank Gray, once jailed for a similar crime. Gray, a Civil War veteran, reportedly paroled after serving time for a second degree murder linked to Woodward and Major gang activity at a local station. The report references past executions and prison terms connected to the case.
City workers and residents clash over a proposed pole installation on Main Street. Officials claim safety and utility access require the change while opponents argue it lowers aesthetics and increases hazards. The dispute centers on poles between Main and Center streets and the impact on traffic and property values.
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