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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
8
Flags and Bunting for Centennial days advertised in plain terms with prices. Small flags available at 10c per unit, larger bunting at various low prices, all wool flags in higher price tiers, fast color cotton 5x8 feet flags at 1.60, flag poles and bunting options listed.
The advertisement promotes Petticoats in June offerings with Trancy Striped Skirts at 50 cents each, striped and plain skirts with larger raffle at 1 dollar each, and Black Skirts in new styles priced from 1 to 3 dollars.
Manufacturers' sale of tinware items including 8 quart lin buckets at 15c, 10 quart at 18c, 12 quart at 2c, dinner buckets 25c and 35c, flour sieves 18c, dish pans from 26c to 45c, various tin cups and lids, wash basins in multiple sizes, cake and doughnut cutters priced a few cents each. Also 6 and 8 hole Germans at 10c and 15c.
Miss Ella Duncan of Livermore and many neighbors are listed with visits and calls around Indiana, Homer City, Vandergrift, and Johnstown. The county centennial, church reopenings, and local letters column anchor this issue alongside funeral plans, missionary visits, and a letters-uncalled list dated May 9 1903.
The advertisement details Wyre oxford shoes for men and boys with options in kid skin and patent leather, prices from $1.25 to $2, and women’s oxford styles at $1.60 and up to $3 to $4 for Patent Colt oxfords, plus men’s covert shoes at $1.25.
A broad display of men’s summer shirts featuring full 36 inch length. Some styles have attached cuffs while others are detachable. The sale promotes the greatest and best 50c shirts on the market with a wide pattern variety.
The advertisement promotes fine Balbriggan shirts and drawers in black, with long or short sleeves and double seat. Shirts and drawers priced at 50 cents each, with special 25 cent Balbriggan undergarments offered as value items.
Banking advertisement urging readers to open a savings account with Real Realate Trust Co at 8t Fourth Avenue Primory Pa. It touts over 3,700,000 capital and surplus, with interest compounded semiannually and a call to write for the booklet Tow to Bank by Mail.
George Tailey about 23 of Gipsay was working on the Hoover's sawmill tramway when a cir was run over him on Monday, causing instant death.
Thieves broke into O A Grumbling's store in Cherrytree on Thursday night and took goods valued at $150. The post office was also entered but yielded no loot.
A grocer invites church leaders to visit Blore’s Grocery to learn how to secure free church support. He states he sells good groceries at low prices and is gaining new customers daily, inviting visits to view his goods.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a distance from the south, a person or place named Punsy bound, and a reference to fifteen dollars or a time near 15 am. Details are unclear.
An advertisement lists summer apparel with prices: Alpaca Coats $1 to $3, Drad-e-te Coats $2.50 to $4, Drad-e-te Coats and Vests $4 to $6.50, Summer Vests white and colored $1.50 to $4, Men's Crash Pants $1 to $1.50, White Duck Pants $1.50, Little Boys Wash Suits 50c to $3, Pants 25c to 50c.
New white goods and weaves priced from 25¢ to 59¢ per yard. Cheaper qualities at 15¢ 18¢ and 20¢ per yard. Batistes and dimities with neat figures offered from 10¢ to 20¢ per yard.
A new lot of dress linens described as very popular for skirts or suits in assorted qualities. Prices range from 15 to 35 cents per yard, highlighting their usefulness and value to buyers.
New iChildren's dresses suitable for 1 2 4 and 8 years old arrive, made from wash materials and neatly trimmed. Prices range from 25 cents to 75 cents, with larger dresses $1, then $2 to $6.50 for newer arrivals and June buyers offerings. Alterations available.
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