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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
8
Rare 9x12 ft Brussels rug selections offered at 25 dollars each. Large display of 40 inch wool dress goods priced at 50 cents per yard. New plaid fabrics in color combinations suitable for skirts and waists, with latest street fashion in mind.
Silks offer Morie Velours in white black navy brown and Copenhagen two widths. Priced at 1.50 per yard. Bulgarian effects in collars and revers with heavy Bengaline rib at 1.75 per yard.
Community updates from Jamestown to Columbus describe visits by Mrs. Henry Lopus and Estelle Munroe, upcoming Columbus Grange events honoring a county deputy and outlining their October 25 fair. Casual illness news includes Elmer Crosby’s rib injury and general recovery, plus hospital stays for Frank Crosby.
Bargain list of past season fabrics just received from the International Tailoring company of New York City. Prices cut to close. Call to view and take over fabrics. A. F. Messenger & Son sole agents for Corry Pa. 1wi4.
An old advertisement promotes chiropractic treatment by Andrew S. McKelvey D.C. listing conditions allegedly alleviated from appendicitis to spinal curvature and nervous disorders. It provides an office address at No 2 Park Place and a Bell Phone contact for Corry Pa.
Cohan and Harris present Carlyle Moore's farce Stop Thief at the Library Theatre on Saturday October 11. The Rhode Island detective plots with kleptomaniac suspects in three brisk acts. the play promises rapid wit and wholesome humor for all ages.
Franklin gains a wireless telegraph station one of the region's first. Miss Sarah L. Cook of Western Union installed the station after persistent effort. She plans to organize wireless telegraphy classes in Franklin and currently teaches commercial and railroad telegraphy and typewriting.
Notice seeks a piano instructor for beginning to advanced pupils at 100 1-9 Boat afaln St. dy Ima0. The posting lists Miss Heizaboth W Shoup as contact and mentions term start in the fall.
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