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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1919
Page
6
A fashion note describes a belted front coat with velvet feel and tailored features. It praises the righty muted texture and velvety touch as the kind seen on fashionable Moor garments. The Jersey top offers a petticoat plait and tone tafeta for a narrow display in any shade beyond floor.
The autumn suit collection showcases luxury fabrics with elaborate trimmings and vibrant linings, many fur trimmed. Prices span from 27.50 to 125.00, offering a wide range of styles, quality, and value early in the season.
A newspaper ad touts a large selection of coats in soft rich materials with silvertone and crystal accents. It notes smart styles at moderate and luxurious prices with features like rippled backs belts and convertible collars. Buyers are urged to act quickly before wholesale prices rise and winter stock dwindles.
The second floor Millinery Section presents new Fall headwear with modest prices. Shoppers may try on hats and tams ranging from 50 cents to 8 dollars 50 cents with Misses hats in felt corduroy and velvet styles priced between 50 cents and 2 dollars.
A display features Fall waists in crepe de chine and georgette in white flesh bisque and navy with plain top beaded or embroidered options. Necklines are round square and pointed with prices from 5.95 to 8.50. White voile waists are shown with extras ranging 1.50 to 3.50.
The article describes winter coats for girls aged 6 to 17 with new styles for older children and smart options for under 6, highlighting broad selection and price savings from early purchase. It targets young girls who love pretty clothing and notes the season’s best choices are available now.
This week offers an unusually attractive selection of rain umbrellas for women men girls and boys. The ad promotes affordable weather protection for all family members at current low prices.
The readable fragments hint at a second floor incident involving a tor morhfiy and sinoy ntylon with unclear roles. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Advertises women umbrellas priced from 1.75 to 3.50 and men’s from 1.50 to 3.50. Describes extra quality American taffeta top, tape border, 7 lb paragon frame, bakalite ring, natural wood handle, fancy tip, and heavy silk cord loop.
Tricolette silk gowns charm with pliant soft texture shaping new styles. Embroidery lace braid and button trims highlight soft blouses round necks plain dresses and coats with overskirt effects. Satin serge and tricotine dresses in original designs priced up to 65 dollars invite readers to visit the display.
A local store advertises a special sale of Kayser gloves at 79 cents per pair. The stock includes about fifteen dozen gloves previously selling from 1.00 to 1.50, with quality exceeding forthcoming new shipments. Styles cover lined cashmerette, chambisette, sede, chamois and Kayser silk in sizes 6 to 8.
Barbara Maurel and Jacar Beagle, noted soloists, scheduled for the All Star Popular Concert Series. They trained in Paris under renowned mentors and bring a blend of operatic and concert artistry to Philadelphia, with Maurel recently joining the American scene. The program includes other notable artists and dates listed for October through May, amid reports of a separate financial indictment connected to a different institution.
In Brio on Sept 21 six officers of the Bridgeville National Bank, Beildgavulh Fay, were indicted by a federal grand jury. They face charges of conspiracy and misusing funds, allegedly distributing about 180,000 dollars.
Local classifieds urge landlords to advertise rooms for male tenants. Outreach highlights affordable options and proximity to transit hubs, aiming to fill vacancies quickly with reliable renters.
Bell telephone 336 R offers family washings at 418 Second Ave with separate washing and rough dry options. Low rates per pound.
The Tha Bint annual convention of Dia triot 4 of the Woman's Rollef Corn of Pennyylyonia held in Ol City Sunday with sixty delegates present. Officers elected for the next year include President Mrs Cue Ui Benikeling senior vice president Mrs Way bridger Nort Bayt Junior vice president Mrs eorgin Crumay OM Blix chaplats Mrs Youjor Corry Dro Millie Chapman of Springboro past departmental president was in attendance alongside Mira Auale Loomis Bele and Mrs Laura Wither of Jalin faomburg representing the national offlege for the sweeping An 2020.
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