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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
8
Silly sale notice lists Shilden orry blankets 250 each and children s go cart and crib blankets with animals on pink and blue grounds at 75c each. Large cotton blankets priced from 5 to 125 and 120 pale. Wool blankets in various sizes offered at 3.75 to 5.75. Gingham rompers and flannels on sale. Yardage discounts promote 25 percent savings on outfits.
The Dress Goods Department showcases new serges including navy blue varieties. Navy blue serge values span from 0.59 to 1.25 per yard with special prices and imports from France offered at reduced rates. Store emphasizes the appeal of high quality dress fabrics at bargain prices.
Office hours 8:20 to 11:30 p m and 2 to 6 p m with other times by appointment. Office Room 2 Alas h building residence 206 Maple Ave Walon Phons 140. Members of A Ba.
The Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company announces a schedule in effect starting July 1, 1911. Service details include route times, fare changes, and operation hours as published for public notice.
Loans payable in easy weekly or monthly payments to avoid missing deductions from earnings. A special agent will call on you to arrange the money.
An advertisement touts WEY WEST flour as unbeatable quality. It emphasizes superiority over competitors and urges customers to order four sacks today.
A 19th or early 20th century ad touts the Economy Vacuum Washer as a non mechanical device using vacuum to draw water from a boiler. It promises soap and boiling water cleaning in 10 to 20 minutes and a $3.69 price with a 20 day return if instructions are followed. It claims effortless operation with no hard work.
Baseball scores show Washington beating Philadelphia 6 to 1 in a game at Washington Rae Philadelphia with Detroit at Cleveland rained out. Batteries were Plank and Thomas for Washington and Johnson and Street for Philadelphia.
Indianapolis October 4 The Penney railway shops east side organize a cooperative to buy wholesale tools provisions and commodities for members One hundred workers led by boilermaker R A Maddox vote to contribute five dollars each for five hundred dollars working capital Coal flour sugar potatoes and other goods will be purchased in large quantities at cost Maddox consulted with Mayor Bhank who plans to bring two carloads of potatoes to the city to sell at cost with the mayor placing orders for a carload and a half and the collected funds being used to support the effort
An early 20th century ad promotes Parisian Sage by M. J. Ames & Co claiming dandruff germs cause baldness and promising hair preservation. It targets men with boastful tone, featuring a caricatured anti baldhead argument and the girl with auburn hair on the bottle. The ad asserts 50 cents price and availability at N. F. Ames & Co and druggists generally.
A Williamport woman received a three week old stolen ring and gold watch. The ring diamond was found inside a letter mailed from Buffalo, neatly wrapped in paper with the note Brom am honeot itm. Mr Mus Baret Katwn of this city reported the theft. The thief sent the claim in a cryptic message.
Proprietor promises to modify service at Union Depot to close lines to all city parts with special attention to transfers by truck and baggage. Both phones listed.
Rates to and from all parts of Europe apply to Joins Steamship Agency at Durham's Drug Store. The notice lists voyage options and pricing, highlighting passenger and freight services available through the local agency.
An old advertising snippet touts attractive outside presentation and toothsome inside appeal. It proclaims the confectionery meets government pure food standards and boasts fresh sweet quality at always low prices.
An old advert urges readers to enroll in a business training program at Davie School. It promises thorough training and placement for graduates and highlights easy payment terms. It also claims a travel incentive for students who commute daily on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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