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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
3
A local retailer promotes an upcoming event focused on saving money and strong price appeal. The shop highlights an all new high grade line of stocks available year round, inviting customers to attend the notable sale.
The ad lists color options Brown Rose and Blue with Irise priced at 8.98 and 13.98. A brighter option in rise and tan tones is shown at 17.98 and 25.00 with an additional $1 note.
Local furniture section lists pieces such as Davenport and Arm Chair with loose springs at specials like 165.00 and 135.00. Dinnerware includes 6.00 cut glass water sets and 7 piece sets from 0.60 to 3.60 per dozen. Iridescent glassware and sherberts appear with multiple discount prices and doz. bundles. A 20 percent discount on plain table assortment offers further savings.
A small storefront advertises varied prices with figures such as 17, 43, 63, 27, 23, 13 and 83 cents, signaling a broad discount event. The listing suggests weekly specials and general merchandise across categories.
Hummelstown Borough Council votes to instruct solicitor Elmer E. Erb to inquire if the electric light plant may be for sale while considering borough purchase of the Hummelstown Consolidated Water Company. The panel also seeks a Metropolitan Edison representative and reviews data to guide acquisition decisions.
Campbell town residents report Easter greetings and church services. Preparatory services in Salem on Friday April 23 led by Rev Leinbach. Community events include sales at Page's hotel and Amanda Snyder's auction on April 25. A son Harold born to Mr and Mrs Will Stover. Funeral for Joseph Wolfersberger. Lightning damaged Havey Alger’s barn. smoke fire at G C Wolfersberger store. General Parker notes mule named General.
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