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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
5
One big sale promises hundreds of bargains across every department. The notice urges customers to shop during a one day event, noting fast growth and urging return visits for future specials.
The U. B. Sunday School plans a children's service on Sunday evening June 5. Amos Bachman of Colebrook was unharmed after a collision with a trolley east of town. Mrs Ginder visits Carlisle. Peter Lebo family visits Lebanon. Sunday School at 9 and church at 10 with Rev Linebach delivering the sermon. Rabbits for sale on Locust street. Harvey and Samuel wed in a double reception honoring Agnes Galebach and Miriam White. Commu nion services attended by Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Eby at Gingrich's. Burdan Bros deliver ice cream to Lebanon Harrisburg and Middletown. Harvey Ebright and Pauline Heverling wed in Lebanon. No returns on many other items noted. Grubb & Miller open new garage and Emanuel Eshleman builds a barber shop.
Special sales on Jap and Habittan silk black fabric 34 to 36 inches wide for 1.00 yd. All wool dress materials 40 to 45 inches wide including serges and voiles valued 1.50 to 2.25 yd. Georgette crepe 40 inches wide in colors up to 2.98 yd now 1.00 yd. White curtain scrim 20 to 25c quality now 6 yds for 1.00. Lace and scrim curtains in white and ecru up to 3.00 a pair now 1.00 pair.
Shoes across women men and children go on sale with special pricing. White canvas lace shoes and Juliets clear $1.00 specials from regular up to $8.00. Tennis shoes canvas Oxfords and sandals also $1.00, with sizes listed. Various infants and kids styles discounted to $1.00, plus rubber boots and footholds at cut rates.
Hay receipts light and demand limited to local trade as rains slow shipping. Prices listed for No 1 Timothy No 1 alfalfa No 1 prairie and other feeds across cities. Stock cattle hogs and lambs show mixed gains and declines in Chicago and national markets. Grain markets unsettled with May wheat up and corn down amid hedging and export activity.
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