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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1917
Page
8
Livermore offers a broad dress fabric selection with plaid and mixed goods in many colors. Materials include poplin wool silk and wool blends with wide choices from 34 to 36 inches and prices from 50 cents to 1 50 per yard.
Livermore shop offers 36 inch TAPPETA and 36 inch BLACK TALFERTA in all colors plus 86 inch MESSALINES and Messaline varieties. Extra quality silk at $1.35 to $2.00 per yard with specials on 36 inch widths.
R. F. Livermore advertises a first class tradesman at 117 1/2 N. Central Street, Hell. The notice requests material or goods for a shoe shop and mentions contact via Hell phone 91.
A brief discussion extols food conservation as practical and beneficial. The piece emphasizes simple actions and hints at electrical methods as a means to reduce waste and promote efficiency.
A sale features many suit styles in broadcloths poplins and gabardines in all colors priced from 20.00 down to 10.00 dollars.
Made of Serges, Poplins, Latins, straight line effects in all lead ing colors for Ladies and Misses. Prices range from $10.00 to $35.00. Sale highlights durable fabrics and a wide color selection for tailored outfits.
Fashion note highlights chick models with oversized collars, roomy pockets, and belted plain styles priced from $5.00 to $40.00.
An advertising note touts Vinol as strengthening children and rejuvenating older adults. It claims proven ingredients aid delicate health and urges trial with a money back guarantee. Local mentions include vendors Babbitt & Son of Corry Pennsylvania and Almond DuJean.
Baker Hill notes report Mrs B P Owen of Corry and Nellie Owen visiting. D Green hostesses. John Adekerson hunted a fox. Alton Messenger and son visited cousin Mrs Messenger. A C Sandburgs took relatives to Wrightsville. John Young and sportsmen stayed with Juln Springstead. Tohuwon visited Miles Rin. Perry Mead party visited Mrs Millcee. Mr and Mrs George Mead visited Watts. various neighbors dehorned cattle. Messenger visited Warenton.
Mosers B J Crowell and Mark Stultz left for Chicago to buy cows. Mr and Mrs Newall Gates welcomed a son. Hurl Wetmore hosted twelve friends. Warren Chaffee of Union City visited Mrs Josephine Follett. Thy Mormon Ladies Aid raised 17.50 at a dinner. Mrs Mabel Darrow returned from Belmont. Epworth League will serve an oyster supper at C W Batts home on November 29. All invited.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Bulgarian Blood Tea and a bakery sale. It includes unclear phrases about a 409 box and a phone reference. No coherent event or names to confirm a full news item.
A Corry reader reports a dramatic relief for a long suffering wife from digestive issues after using Adlerkure. The ad claims the product empties both intestines and quickly relieves constipation and sour stomach, promoting health and preventing appendicitis.
In Columbus on Wednesday a large Red Cross Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Clara Gordon’s home drew 22 ladies to support wartime work. Mrs Walter Clough presided at the Corry Chapter session in the afternoon as instruction in making surgical dressings was given. Miss Jennie Ohrn filled in at the primary school due to Pauline Hit’s illness. Do Something, a literary society, held its first regular meeting with four papers and a vote in favor of physical culture in schools. Metta Baker of Jamestown visiting.
Voile waists with lace and Rey trim reduced from 1.00 to 5.00. Washington silk garments offered in elegant styles with sizes up to all and priced at 3.00. Georgette crepes feature handsome plain and trimmed options once priced 7.50 to 10.00.
Live wire models promote KABO CORSET prices from 1.00 to 3.50 and FERRIS WAIST styles from 0.50 to 8.00 for ladies misses and grown women including high bust and medium options in a fashion advertisement with varied price points.
The note mentions a sugar shortage affecting Columbus and Lynn Gordoner Son grocers limiting customers to two point packages. Mrs. John Dutton shopped in Corry on Monday. Miss Allen Spencer spent ten days with her cousin Mrs. Crowly in Walter Hill. Walter Whittaker and Bart Callan returned from a two week hunt near Tad Mook. They reported a gathering causing disruption. Mrs. Mary Schrambling will spend the winter with her son in Mitaturic. Thanksgiving plans referenced for a gathering at Odd Fellows Hall with a large attendance and general good will.
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