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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1920
Page
8
Local retailer announces a price re-adjustment drive with immediate reductions on textiles and apparel. Items highlighted include silks, cottons, hosiery, underwear, ribbons, millinery, suits, coats, and dresses. Yardage and fabric discounts are promoted with marked price drops across muslin, gingham, and bleached fabrics.
Readable fragments describe bleached sheets and pillow cases offered at low prices. The ad lists sheets 63x90 and 45x60 with prices around $2.50, focusing on basic home textiles. Local store context implied but no clear brand or date is shown.
A garbled sale notice lists bleached and unbleached sheeting and blankets with prices, plus women and misses wool and cotton union suits and related undergarments. The fragment references discounted sale prices and product types like blankets, cotton, wool, and fleece liners, but no coherent catalog structure or dates.
A group of Georgette silk waists designed to add smartness to suits. Rich silk and wool embroidery in contrasting colors offers a full range of styles with numerous models to choose from.
Advertises soft knit sleeping garments using cotton and wool blends with no dyes or chemicals. Sizes 3 to 10 priced from 1.30 to 2.00 dollars.
Splendid new winter models in Serge Brondelat Silvertane Tricatine plain tailored and fur trim. Tailored suits sale price 50 dollars, original price 65 dollars. Additional items listed with varied prices.
Silk poplin fabric offered at sale price of 2.25 per yard in 40 inch width. Colors include black brown savy gray plum red and green. Quantity and availability unspecified.
Outing gowns for women in ample sizes with extra bust room and full sleeves priced at 3.25 to 4.00 and matching pajamettes. Knee length skirts at 1.50. October sale cuts crepe de chine forty inch to 1.95 a yard from 4.00 top price, with white and dark shades available.
Women’s warm winter coats featured at discounted prices with sale listings including 27.50 to 50.00 and a 65.00 range. Silk ribbons sold by the yard at 69 cents. Special lots of silk, serge and tricolettes dresses offered with marked sale prices and multiple sizes and colors.
Wool hose in many shades of plain and heather arrive for fall wear with loyal customers seeking comfort. Prices range from 85 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents a pair.
Fragmented report mentions a Jamestown man and a planned event at Falls with references to Niagara and other scattered names. The readable text provides no clear date, location, or outcome, leaving the core action ambiguous.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a persistent cough and various unclear terms. It references remedies or treatments but lacks coherent details or clear entities to identify.
The article reports a shooting event at the State Armory with results: Miss Horninith 95, Miss Lantoo Kine 75, Mine Notic Thind 63, and other competitors such as Mes Honk Shko 80 and Mica Begress 97 in a ladies’ match. Names and scores reflect a local shoot with multiple participants and placements.
A damaged OCR fragment references multiple street addresses and a high end furnished Tunis Cop amkeriod emuples. The readable parts mention 640 Bist Main St Ont MOR RENY and 42 Pagl Sulit St Dal with unclear context.
A running gunfight erupted Monday in Hornell as police and a gang battled in the streets. Authorities say the robbers escaped with 2000 in coins from the opera house box office, while one man was taken to a pier after the capture attempt. The assailants were linked to Edward De Wike of Kingston, New York.
Logan of Tuttle defeated Davis in a twelve round match at Jamobtoven last night. Cyclone YIM beat Joey Joint of Lapkwannna Jonny Dunn in a separate bout. Jos Woolls and Gené Gamton drew after six rounds. Several local boxing fans attended the card.
There's another lot of Jersey Petticoats identical in quality and workmanship to the earlier lot. They feature Jersey tops and deep silt flounces of plain and changeable taffeta and satin. Complete size range and wide color selection offered.
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