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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
8
Advertises 16 button white chamoisette gloves at 65 cents per pair and various wool and cotton blankets for children and adults. Includes large size cotton blankets from 1.25 to 3.75 and wool blankets from 5.00 to 8.00, with 30.75 large wool blankets and children’s gingham rompers on sale.
Local ad promotes 10c Outing Flannels with 25 percent discount. It touts savings for large orders of 1900 yards or a yard drop, urging customers to buy now and save while supplies last.
Fall Millinery Opening features duplicates of leading New York store hats in black white with Coronation Purple and Emerald Green. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with a large range of suits coats skirts dress goods and more priced for every pocketbook. Visitors are invited to browse and welcome signs glow in the store.
Catalog note lists affordable ruffled jabas for shirtwaist and coat collars at 25 and 50 cents, women and children's underwear, fleece vests and pants, heavy lined items, and cost cut fabrics. Dress goods department highlights navy serges, novelty dress goods, and imported French dress goods with significant sale prices.
W J Flaherty offers lessons in violin and mandolin at Dowler and Fine Violins located in Corry Pennsylvania. Pork Mace listed as supplier or partner in the business.
R G Dun & Co reports a generally expanding but uneven week in business with persistent weakness in iron and steel and firmer demand for iron ore and railroad equipment. Prices remain low, rail purchases rise, and steel products including bars and pipe lessen in price amid renewed activity in manufacturing sectors.
An old advertisement proclaims a confectionery product as pure and attractive. It claims compliance with the government Pure Food Act and New England quality standards, touting the item as fresh, sweet, and low priced at 18 cents.
A fragmented report notes a growing cotton mill outlook with steady demand for double faced fabrics in dress and menswear. Woolen goods see continued activity while eastern footwear manufactures show rising activity, accompanied by steady leather trade.
The well known author and playwright Philip Mighels died from a gunshot wound received during a hunting trip last week Friday. He was struck in the belly when his shotgun discharged while hunting quail and died after being brought to a hospital.
Market notes from New York and Buffalo dated Oct 18 show grain prices for wheat corn oats and potatoes, butter and eggs specials, plus meat lists. Cattle hog and pig prices across Buffalo liv
At 8 o clock this morning a crowd gathered around the Polo Grounds awaiting tickets. A man carried a cot in his arms to the gate and set it down as a makeshift barrier. By 10 am a line snaked along Eighth Avenue with thousands waiting and more arriving.
A reflective aphorism warns against preemptive misery and overthinking about future sorrows. The quote suggests most grievances are self-made projections and many may never occur or be witnessed.
A promotion highlighting a flour brand that claims uniform texture and consistent pricing to support baking bread rolls and pastry quality. The copy emphasizes crusty bread and wholesome pastries produced with their wheat milling process.
Public notice lists office hours from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Offices Room 4 Ajax building. Address 206 Maple Ave Onion Phone 140 listed for contact. Members of the organization are to attend by appointment.
An ad boasts a device that draws water from the boiler and discharger from the bottom and cleans them in 10 to 20 minutes of boiling. It offers a $3.59 refund within 30 days. The copy claims no heavy labor is required and that following directions ensures results.
City hack D M Jackson proprietor offers all trains at Union Depot with first class service to all parts of the city. Special attention to trunks and baggage. Both phones listed.
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