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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
8
The First National Bank of Indiana states it does not require monthly or weekly notices for withdrawal of time deposits. It now pays four cents on money deposited for one year and all transactions may be completed by mail if desired.
County Treasurer I R McMasters lists a long schedule visiting numerous districts in Indiana County to collect State and County taxes for 1907. Stops include Galisburg Conemaugh Jacksonville Blairsville West Wheatfield Homer Center Township appears with dates from June 24 to July 11 at various hotels stores and election houses.
Death notices report Isabella Taylor Cresswell of Indiana county aged fifty seven died at her home near Greenwood cemetery after a long residence in Cherryhill and Armstrong counties. Interment in Greenwood. Also John W. Huston aged sixty nine died at Blairsville Infirmary after illness. services at East Tend residence and burial in Blairsville cemetery with survivors listed. Plus a public notice from Chief Burgess J A Crossman warning motorists in Indiana borough to observe the 10 mph limit and curb reckless driving and unsafe turns.
Johnstown boards elect two Indiana girls to primary grades at Park avenue and Cypress avenues, reelect Edwin Bach as principal and H R Jacques as Supervisor of Manual Training. Cambria County announces a large new coal town on the South Fork and Windber Branch, Led by Maryland Coal Co with 5000 acres and 5000 tons daily capacity, employing about 200, near the flood site, with town plots surveyed and a freight yard planned. Sechler & Co. handles lot sales. A reader asks if you are a Democrat subscriber.
The Anchor Line, Pennsylvani a Railroad's Great Lakes service, offers a six-ship, five-day voyage from Buffalo to Duluth aboard Juniata and Tionesta with stops at Erie, Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac Island, the Soo, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and Duluth. The excursion, described as restful and scenic, includes daylight views of lake cities and notable sights via the Detroit River and Lake St. Clair. Details are available from principal Pennsylvania Railroad ticket agents.
Census figures indicate 4,883,630 women are breadwinners in the country. The note adds that if that many women were skilled bread makers, there would be less demand for dyspepsia tablets, implying broader dietary or digestive concerns in the era.
Twenty five new gray and brown stylish jacket suits offered at a direct-from-makers sale. Dresses priced to save from one third to one half, with satin lined jackets and shapely skirts. Regular values range from 12.50 to 16.50, now 7.90 with free alterations.
A local advertisement highlights a range of parasols and sun umbrellas. Parasols for children priced at 25 to 50 cents, ladies parasols from 1.00 to 3.00 dollars, and colored sun or rain umbrellas from 2.00 to 3.50 dollars, featuring various color combinations for shade and rain protection.
Shoes for ladies misses and children feature many lines with a standout line at 2.00 per pair. Special dressy tuples for misses and children at marked down prices. Oxfords for ladies in tans gun metals patent leather and white canvas. Priced right buy.
Plain shades and fabrics with luster. dressy gown material priced at 47 12c per yard. Special sale of lawns Batistes Dimities and Linen effects. Many fabrics in regular 18¢ yard quality at 14c a yard.
A sale of mens and young mens suits features gray worsted fabrics and full size ranges. Suits are cut to the latest patterns with well padded fronts and properly shaped lapels. They promise lasting color and value, offered at 11.50 per suit from regular 14 to 15 dollar values.
Natty Buster Browns and sailor blouse styles offered in a pleasing variety of fabrics. Wash suits neatly made and trimmed. Prices range from 49 cents to 2 dollars with multiple options including 66c 76c 90c 1.00 and 1.15 1.25 1.50 2.00.
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