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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
8
Cunningham Stores promote mail order shopping with the aim of making it thoroughly satisfactory for customers everywhere. They offer to carry expenses paid to the post office or station on goods ordered.
The Making Department emphasizes experience in producing Ladies' Suits and Skirts. A forelady, a practical cutter and fitter, uses a leading system. Goods are manufactured for sale only in the store.
The store advertises white wool blankets 10 4 11 4 and 12 4 sizes with 10 to 15 percent savings and cotton blankets from 50c to 1 50 per pair, plus full size heavy quilts at 1 00 to 3 50. It promotes linens, ginghams, Percales, Embroideries, Ribbons, and men’s wear with numerous prices and new season patterns.
Indiana Democrat local correspondence recounts social visits and events. Residents like Mr and Mrs Henry Coy travel to Kuskegua to stay with their daughter while Aaron Langer returns from Pittsburg. Youths host parties at Milt McHenry's Trade City and a literary society forms among young people.
A public sale will be held on March 11, 1902 at 1 p.m. on the premises of John Meyer in Washington Two. Items include one work carriage two milk cows pigs chickens and household furniture among other goods to be disposed of.
Certified copy of will filed February 27 1902 bequeaths all property real and personal to Anna M Woods with no administrator or executor to carry out unfinished business or contracts as she would.
The Indiana Ministerial Association met in the Lutheran church on March 3 1902 at 2 pm. Rev Furman presided. Rev Jamison opened with prayer. Rev J M Imbrie elected one member on the recommendation of the Executive Committee. Rev L Hay read the paper The Church and the Labor Problem. it was an excellent survey and well received. Remarks followed by Revs Crawford and Rogers. Adjourned to meet March 17 1902 at 2 pm in the Christian church. closed with prayer by Rev Imbrie.
List of uncalled letters includes Mrs. Ladle Herbert M Crawford Mrs Matty Green and gentlemen John B Anker J T Lookard A Moorhead J Marl Shields The Williams Call Qn When thanking for letters note they were advertised with date Samugn A Suren P M
Carpet department on the second floor sells inlay and ingrain carpets direct from makers with prices from 30c to 85c per yard. Granites, Brussels, velvet, and body Brussels carpets featured with patterns and heavy wear. Linoleums, oil cloths, sprig styles, and window shades offered with free cutting, making, lining, and laying in town or country. experts pay own expenses for out-of-state buyers.
An Orphans Court order in Indiana County Pa orders a public sale of undivided half interests in two tracts. The first tract lies in Indianapolis borough bounded by Gompers alley Church street and a 200 foot line along Gompers alley. The second tract in West Indiana borough bounds from a private alley to Washington Street and lands near Terrance Mice, ending at the alley’s center.
Plainly marked patterns easy to cut from and up to date in style. No bat ter patterns in market yet prices higher. Send for March Fashion Sheet and make your own selection. When ordering send money or stamps as prices on Fashion Sheets or Catalogues are 10¢ and 1c each.
Victor offers 5 Ply Carpet Chain on spools or skeins in 16 colors. No other chain has matched its durability. Wool chain on spools available in 6 colors.
New spring styles in F C Corsets with ten shapes including girdles straight front French shapes and nursing corsets for spring and summer wear. Satisfaction guarantee with four weeks trial and option of refund or replacement. Stock includes twenty five styles and fitting available priced from 25 to 95 cents.
Applications for retail licenses to sell vinous, spiritous, malt or brewed liquors at various places in Indiana County will be heard by the Court of Quarter Sessions on Monday March 24 1902 at 2 PM. Petitions and remonstrances must be filed by March 20 1902. Local petitioners include C H Moore New American House Fourth Ward Indiana Pa John M Dodson Indiana House Second G M Wortman Clawson House First Ward Indiana Pa and others listed with hotels and inns across the county.
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