Dress Goods Offer Promising 50 Cent Yard Fabrics
Big line of fancy 40 in wool goods priced at 50c per yard. Describes extra value for the money with new plaids in color combinations for latest street costumes including plaid skirts and plain waists.
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
8
Silk fabrics and moire patterns offered in varied colors
Silk textiles listed with moire patterns in white black navy brown and Copenhagen. 24 inches wide priced at 1.50 per yard. Bulgarian et ton Hollaa revers heavy Bengaline rib at 0.50 to 1.75 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Atlantic
Blanket sale offers large cotton and wool options
Special value blankets include a large cotton blanket at 1.25 and 1.00 each. Extra large wool plaid blankets come in Brown and White Blue and White Gray and White, with pairs at 0.85 each.
Stole Wheels and Then Burned Auto in Wesleyville
A Cadillac owned by Mrs. B E Flury of 17 French Street was stolen from Wesleyville Thursday evening. The car was driven toward the Lake Shore tracks, two front wheels removed, and then set on fire near Wesleyville. The machine had been left in front of the Methodist church while Mrs. Flury attended a church supper. Two girls report entering the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
BE. A. Flury
French Street
Wesleyville
Lake Shore
Robert Blair
Flury
Var
Five New Smallpox Cases Reported in Clinton County
Five new smallpox cases were reported Tuesday from the infected district near Mi Hall in Clinton county. The disease remains mild, allowing patients to stay around, and none suffer serious effects. Dr. R B Watson, a state health official, was found convulsing and sent home after a chemical bath. the brick works plant was disinfected and quarantined. A fire damaged a vehicle near the Lake Shore tracks with its front wheels missing, police notified but identity of the drivers unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Mi Hall
Clinton County
R. B. Watson
State Board of Health
American
Fire Victim at Warren May Recover
Warren man Uriah Hertzel, burned in the Wilbirthe Works disaster last Monday, shows improvement. Doctors hold faint hope of full recovery though he remains in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Uriah
Hertzel
Flames Destroy Oil City Home in Clark's Summit
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed the six room frame home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaffer in Clark's Summit last night at 7 40. The house burned unattended due to lack of water and volunteers. Mrs. Shaffer, away in Buffalo and the boarders also away, returned during the blaze and reported $200 in cash inside before flames prevented entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol City
Edward Shaffer
Clark's Summit
Oil City
Fire Strikes Summit Dwelling Amid Confusion
Onlookers restrained a woman from rushing in as a fire damaged a dwelling. Reports say enemies suffered losses while a resident left with valuables. The city plans a large water tank at Summit, powered by an electric pump, to improve water pressure. Mrs Shaffer supports the water project and city construction progresses.
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Maan
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