Whittall Rugs Half Price Sale Buys Twice Yearly
Whittall Rugs announces a twice yearly sale with substantial reductions on Wilton and Brussels patterned carpets. The ad lists specific sizes and sale prices from 9x12 feet to 8.3x10.6 feet and notes the retailer as Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart on the third floor rear.
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Whittalls
Whittall
Whittall Royal
Worcester
Teprac
Wilton
Chlidema
Pomeroy & Stewart
Better Cut Shoes and Breezy Home Goods Promoted
Local ads tout Goodyear footwear repairs at City Shoe Repair Co. 317 Strawberry St with fast service. Caughin Electrical Supplies Co. 434 Market St sells oscillating fans for hot days. Gohl & Bryan paint services cover any building since 1881. Shaffer Sales Co. markets H. B. Davis paints. Gross' Drug Store 119 Market St promotes soda fountain close to Market Square. W R Jewelry at 1423 North Third St offers watches and silver. News note reports Howard Smith narrowly escape death after a drowning incident at Stoever’s dam with eye injury possible repair.
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Caughin Electrical Supplies Co
Market Street
Lebanon
Howard Smith
Stoever's Tam
Local Shops and Goods Anew Brighten City Stores
An assortment of local advertisements highlights meat and groceries from a large store at 1801 North Sixth Street, Japanese goods from Mrs. Ida Cranston at 204 Locust Street, fresh flowers from Schmidt Florist at 13 Market Street, and milligraph services from Weaver Typewriting at 26 North Third Street.
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B. B. ‘Drumm
1801
North Sixth Street
Japan
Ida Cranston
Locust Street
Lebanon Bar Association elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual Lebanon Bar Association meeting M. Zerbe was elected President. C. R. Lantz became vice president E. W. Miller secretary W. G. Light treasurer and directors included P. S. Keiser Colonel A. F. Selina and I. F. Houck. Censors were H. C. Shirk FE. E. McCurdy C. H. Killinger Grant Weidman and S. P. Light.
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Lebanon
The
Lebanon Bar Association
M. Zerbe
C. R. Lantz
E. W. Miller
W. G. Light
P. S. Keiser
A. F. Selina
I. F. Houck
H. C. Shirk
FE. E. McCurdy
C. H. Killinger
Grant Weidman
S. P. Light
Groh Named City Milk Inspector in Lebanon
At a special meeting of the Lebanon city council Dr. John B. Groh was elected milk inspector to replace Dr. Clarence G. Snavely who resigned. Groh previously served as health officer for the city.
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Lebanon
City Hall
John B. Groh
Clarence GO. Snavely
Groh
No Guesswork in Bread and Holiday Goods Sale
An advertisement touts Holsum and Butternut bread made scientifically in sanitary conditions and sold 45 to 95 cents per untrimmed loaf. It also inventories trimmed hats 95 cents to 5 dollars and flower trimmings, with Mary C. Glass selling at 1306 Market Street. Nearby Marianne Kinder kt offers party favors, games, toys, and prizes for gatherings with party ideas and party supplies.
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Schmidt
Mary C. Glass
Market Street
Marianne Kinder
Mid-Season Crepe Dresses Highlighted by Rosebud Designs
Lovely Rose Designs in sheer crepes command attention in the wash goods section with floral rosebud motifs. The week’s sale features 30 to 39 cent crepes, multicolor grounds, linen pongee, and woven voiles, all reduced to 15 to 25 cents per yard, with 40 inch Dives Pomeroy & Stewart fabrics noted.
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Pomeroy & Stewart
Clearance Sale: Cotton Blouses At Unusual Values
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart offers summer blouses in batistes crepes voiles and embroideries with organdie collars and lace edges. Prices drop to 1.95 with regulars up to 2.95, featuring Venise lace, organza panels, and embroidered details on second floor.
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Catia
Pomeroy & Stewart
Inexpensive Night Gowns From Dives Pomeroy & Stewart
Four styles of nainsook gowns feature lace insertions and embroidery medallions with lace trim sleeves. Regular price 1.50 special . set. Cambric gowns in high neck style with long sleeves and embroidery trim offered at 1.50, from Dives Pomeroy and Stewart on the second floor.
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Nainsook
Pomeroy & Stewart
50c Dresses for Children Standout Sale
The store promotes 50c dresses for children in sturdy gingham and percale fabrics. Sizes 2 to 5 for 50c and 2 to 6 years for dresses discounted from 75c. D., P. & S. Street Floor.
Hosiery Company Declares Semi Annual Dividend
At a special meeting of the New Idea Hosiery Company directors the usual 3 percent semi annual dividend was declared covering January 1 to June 30. Increased business signals full production this Fall and Winter.
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New Idea Hosiery Company
Fourteenth Street
Mayflower Avenue
Luncheon Goods For Picnic Baskets And Warm Day Meals
Describes ready to eat wholesome foods in tins or glass and a variety of edibles and soft drinks to enhance a picnic or table spread. Promises convenient basket or table surprises and invites orders by phone to S Pomeroy Market Square Grocer. In a drug store article the importance of alert clerks on eight hour shifts is noted with reference to Potts store in Philadelphia.
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S. S. Pomeroy
Market Square Grocer
WIDH
Philadelphia
Potts
North Shird
Herr Streets
Clearance sale notices for corsets and garments
A retail notice shows American Lady Corsets priced at 3 dollars reduced to 1.69 and 1.25 dollar corsets with further reductions to 1.00. Dives Pomeroy and Stewart appears as a seller or retailer in the listing.
Five Pennsylvania Couples Married at Hagerstown
Five couples from Pennsylvania wed in Hagerstown Maryland on Saturday during morning and afternoon ceremonies at the First Baptist church parsonage led by Rev E K Thomas. The weddings united Miss Ella E Myers and Atwood B Hess Miss Carrie M Strawser and Cleon F Miller Miss Alberta Delarie and Raymond J Miller Miss Jennie Ream and Joseph Seabold and Miss Edith Irene Burtnett with Eli M Garrett.
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Hagerstown
Ella E. Myers
Shippensburg
Atwood B. Hess
Gettysburg
First Baptist Church
E. K. Thomas
Carrie M. Strawser
Millersburg
Cleon F. Miller
Hershey
Alberta Delarie
Lightning destroys factory in Lansford during storm
A severe electrical storm struck the Lansford shirt factory causing total destruction. Help was summoned from Summit Hill Coaldale and Tamaqua with water from Lehigh Coal and Navigation company colliery dams. Loss estimated at 45000 dollars, partly insured.
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Lansford
Lansford Shirt
Summit Hill
Coaldale
Tamaqua
Lehigh Coal and Navigation)company
Epworth League Institute to Be Held at Eaglesmere
The Fourth Ep worth League Institute of the Central Pennsylvania Conference of the Methodist Church will convene at Eaglesmere July 4 to 13. Harrisburg attendees include Miss Mary Crane and Rev J W Long with Rev Alvin S Williams also present. Mr and Mrs Amos Stover of 2235 North Sixth Street plan a return trip from Buffalo after the International Epworth League convention. Each day begins at 6:30 with programing from morning watch to addresses at 11:30 to 12:15, then rest and recreation in the afternoon and evening song services with sermons at 8.
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Epworth League
Central Pennsylvania
The
Methodist Church
Eaglesmere
Amos Stover
North Sixth Street
Buffalo
York State
Harrisburg
News Items of Interest in Central Pennsylvania
Wilkes Barre coal industry warns of a week long shutdown affecting twenty eight collieries and about thirty thousand workers. Allentown resident Solomon Sterner dies in hospital after eight months with a broken back from a fall and a protective iron casting homeward. Reading reports five public school teachers retired on pension for long service Elizabeth Jones taught 47 years Mary Jones 49 years Anna Parker 45 Emilie Heller 41 and Louise Werner 45 years.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Allentown
Solomon Sterner
Egypt
Hannibal
Reading
Elizabeth E. Jones
Mary E. Jones
Anna L. Parker
Emilie C. Heller
Louise Werner
Cooperation urged by New York City leaders on education
Mayor Mitchel and Thomas W. Churchill led a meeting urging industry and educational authorities to cooperate. They cited Western vocational education experiments and argued schools have failed to provide for students, calling for training that equips youth for business and industrial roles.
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Associated Press
New York
Mitchel
Thomas W. Churchill
Board of Education
Funeral for Mrs. Catherine Hurst Meloy Held in Mechanicsburg
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Hurst Meloy were conducted at her West Main Street home in Mechanicsburg at 10 o clock. The Rev. George Fulton of the Presbyterian Church officiated, assisted by Rev. Charles F. Raach, pastor of the Church of Od.
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Mechanicsburg
Catherine Hurst Meloy
West Main Street
George Fulton
Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Raach
Church of Od
Fourth of July fireworks rules set in Mechanicsburg
Public notice from Mechanicsburg Chief Burgess H A Michler bans fireworks except on Saturday July 4 and prohibits anyone under 16 from lighting devices. In Lebanon William H Pross 67 a noted merchant dies in Jonestown after long local involvement. he leaves a wife and three children.
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Mechanicsburg
Burgess H. A. Michler
Lebanon
William H., Pross
Jonestown
New Victor Records for July at Thig. in Thig.
Thig. is the place to hear them. J. H. Troup Music House at 15 South Market Square invites customers to come in and listen to the July Victor records. Ten candidates joined Pride of the Nation Council No. 83, Junior Order United American Mechanics, in the lounge rooms at 304 North Second Street. Local degree team, composed of members from several councils, led the initiation.
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J. H. Troup Music House
So. Market Sq
Pride of the Nation Council
United American Mechanics
Ronge Rooms
North Second Street
Consi
Prices That Please at Klein Co Annual June Sale
Local ad from Klein Co announces an annual June clearance at 9 North Market Square with deep reductions on coats suits skirts dresses waists and underwear. The copy emphasizes value variety and shopper enthusiasm for the new women’s store.
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Klein Co
North Market Square
Dining at Mengers SnN Offers Home Like Comfort
A quiet refined dining option at 110 North Second Street invites families to dine with you on Sundays. The foods are carefully selected and cooked the same way, offering a comfortable, home like meal experience for guests and their families.
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Menger
Snn
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Creston Woman
A Creston Iowa resident Mrs A B Boscamp credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving female troubles after years of weakness and misery It helped her bear a healthy baby boy The ad notes extensive use of herbs and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Creston, Sons
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia _E. Pinkham
A. B. Boscamp
E. Howard Street
Creston, Iowa
Lydia E.pinkham
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Pomeroy G
Stewart
Chicago
City Shoe Repairing Co
Strawberry Street
Gohl & Bryan
Strawstreet
H. B. Davis
Shaffer Sales Company
South
Cameron Street
Susquehanna
Market Square
Gross’ Drug Store
Market ‘Street
W. R
North Third Street
Florist
Bil Jones
Weaver Typewriting Company
BAR Association Officers
Hosiery Company
Chester Freed
Seidel Jewelry
Naomi Rudy
Scotland Soldiers’ Orphan School
J. K. Freed
United Evangelical Church
Weissport
Friends
Business
Pennsylvania
Edith Irene Burtnett
W. H. Burtnett
East Locust Street
Eli M. Garrett
J. W. Kiracofe
United Brethren Church
Garrett
D. Wilcox Manufacturing Company
Seast Locust Street
Epworth Institute
League of Central Penna
Eagles Mere
Central
Mrs. Meloy
WM. H. Bross
Victor Records
Oman
Lydia
Pinkham
Seashore
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Inlet
Strathmere
Sea Isle City
Stone Harhe Wildwood
Cape May B
THUR
Tremont
Lancaster
Columbia
S. Bethlehem
Frackville
Pottsville
Pottstown Phoenix
Norristown
Astons
Orsons
Franklin St
Pottstown
Hudson
West Point
Sirtus
Iron Steamboat Company
Robert Fulton
Hudson River
Bridgeport
Lykens
Bran
Weich
Niagara Falls
Charlies B. Cluck
K bin P
Call Bell Phone
Logan Street
Rudolph K. Spicer
Geil Phere
Harrisburg Carpet Co
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