Hosiery Sale Ad Highlights Low Priced Stock
An old newspaper snippet advertises stock like Drop Stitch Hose at 1.98 per pair and Reg Special Hose in black and cordovan at 2.49 per pair. The offer includes a deal of 2 pairs for 39 cents.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
3
Big Men s Accessories Bargain Sale in Downtown Store
Extensive discount event highlights reductions across men s undergarments shirts and neckwear with prices cut to 35c for some items and 10 percent off all dept merchandise. Featured values include Nainsook union suits B V D union suits silk hose dress shirts and a wide range of furniture and dinnerware sets at deep sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nainsook Union
B. V. D. Union
Manhattan
Bricilla Perle
Bricilla
Germantown
Shetland
Shoe sale offers polish with every pair
A shoe section advertises a special deal offering a box of polish with every pair, highlighting premium footwear and unmatched prices.
Notions and Accessories Dept Finds Bargain Abundant
Readable listing of fabric and craft items with reduced prices across notions and accessories. Items include ladies hand bags ribbons laces doilies collars crochet cotton yarn buttons nets and edgings with sale prices and multiple bulk offers.
Elizabethown Social News and Local Notes
Elizabethown items report Miss Margaret Drohan visiting Lancaster, several visits by townsfolk to Middletown and Harrisburg, and a busy church calendar. Obituary notice for Dr. Samuel Nissley highlights 82 years, long service, and survivor details. Community travels, illness updates, and services at Palm Church noted with attendance and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Drohan
Lancaster
Monroe Sweigart
Mary Swenk
John V. Rippey
Gertrude Zwally
Brownstown
J. M. Zook
Church of the Brethers
Sherman Shaeffer
Christ Kinsey
Mt. Joy
Middletown
Sue Brandt
Florin
Minnie Will
Ralph Hipple
P. R. R. Station
Paul Martin
Hoffer Bros
South Market Street
S. G. Hershey
Clarence Barnes
New England
International Convention of Merchants
Boston
Maine
Wendell Baker
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Mytrus Lebegern
Philadelphia
Grace Lebeerm
Harold Engle
S. P. Engle
Reading Y. M. C. A
Conestoga Park
Akron
A. C. Geistweit
Bainbridge Street
Medico Chi Hospital
William Keith
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. O. Osweiler
Arthur Eshleman
Aaron Breidenstein
Ada Young
Hannah Gibble
Amy Zug
Barren Heisey
Billbach Center
Lebanon Co
John Herr
Myerstown
Herron
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Calvary
Elizabethtown
John M. Good
E. E. Beidelman
Harrisburg
Kathryn
Mt. Tunnel Cemetery
Walter Frey
Elmer Baum
Mt. Gretna
George W. Remick
William Houck
Columbia
George Hawthorne
William Wise
Fred Smith
William Houseal
I. P. Zimmerman
Bainbridge
Henry Fahs
Wallace Shaffer
Bareville
M. B. Wittle
H. G. Ruhl
Camp Lancaster
New Germantown
Perry Co
Elizabeth Hoffman
New York
P. H. Nissley
Weat High Street
Fannie Ebersole
Stevena Hill
L. L. Ebersole
Local grocer sells business. new Locust Street shop opens
Palmyra J. W. Lineaweaver sold his West Maple street grocery to G. W. Seliger and opened a similar store on Locust street in the Frank Ulrich building. Clergy changes see Rev. G. L. Schaller and Rev. R. D. Fortney preaching on July 22 and 29. Local visitors include Miss Susie Stoops, Mrs. Lawrence Hosan and Betty, and Miss Violet Seltzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lineaweaver
West Maple Street
G. W. Seliger
Lineaweaver
Locust Street
Frank Ulrich
Heffner
G. L. Schaller
Harrisburg
R. D. Fortney
Ebenezer
Misa
Susie Stoops
Chambersburg
Ammon Gingrich
Lawrence Hosan
Betty
Mauch Chunk
Mra
C. W. Heffner
LeRoy Deitrich
Benton
Ohio
Charles A. Deitrich
Misa Violet Seltzer
Middletown
Charles F. Yoder
Agnea Engle
Ruth
Pacific Coast
Allen Engle
Snyder
Quentin
Palm Lutheran Sunday School
Local Farmers Work Harvest and Social Roundup
Jos E. Wolgemuth threshes wheat at Grandview and Upper Lawn Farms and for Homer Balsbaugh. Lebanon visitors stop at Misses Rengier. Pals Brubaker and Kaley drive to Lancaster. Kaley visits Williamson home. Fasnacht family visits Mt Joy area. several families travel to Valley Glen. Local baseball team loses 8 5 to Florin and plans game with State Police. Cavalry encamped at Colebrook and drills at Upper Lawn. Niemond and Lehman families visit Lebanon. Hobaugh from Philadelphia stays with Gruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. E. Wolgemuth
Grandview Farm
Upper Lawn Farm
Homer Balsbaugh
Lebanon
Rengier
Helen
Nellie Seltzer
Kaley
Lancaster
Sara Kaley
W. J. Williamson
Wm. Fasnacht
Mt. Joy
Edwin Yingst
Niemond
W. B. Lehman
Valley Glen
Florin
State Police
Fountain Head Field
Colebrook
Upper Lawn
B. M. Niemond
Walter Lehman
John Hobaugh
Philadelphia
H. M. Gruber
Make Wheat Bins Gas Tight for Grain Moth Control
County Agent H G Nicsely urges Dauphin county farmers to seal grain bins to gas tight standards for carbon bisulphide fumigation. Three pounds per 100 bushels suffices to kill pests if walls and floors are tight. loose construction wastes fumigant and money. Also mentions York County borrowing 1 million for highways under 1023 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angoumois
Dauphin County
H. G. Nicsely
China
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Hoosier
Nippon China
Blucher
Bostonians
Blucher and
Oxfords
Sss Eee Eee
U “A
Alue
Hershey, Penna
in-Palm Church
Luther League
H. A. Kunkle
Lillian Rinker
Allentown
Stroudsburg
E. G. Leinbach
Ralph Bowman
John
Henry H. Early
South Railroad Street
Palmyra Cemetery
Palm Lutheran Church
Daniel Bordlemay
Freeland Buckwalter
Freeland Buckwalter, Jr
Henry Bixler
S. A. Bracht
Samuel Clark
Jane
M. B. Fretz
S. R. Zug
Michael Baum
Spring Creel
Trinity Reformed Church
Palmyra
York County
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