Da ilection of poultry and crafts show results
Indiana fair divisions list prizes and exhibitors for poultry, game birds, pigeons, rabbits, flowers, and crafts. Winners include J. L. Cunningham, Wm J. Lyttle, and Mrs. M. H. Guthrie among many Indiana exhibitors with second and first prizes in multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Teatty
Mise J. Rt. McWhaney
Indiana
Wilts Wyandotte Chicka
J.T. Ciem
Wyandotte Fowls
J. L. Cunning
American Love Fowls
LL. B. Beers
Dominique Chicka
N.d. S
Ralston
Salisburg
Beers
Stulston
Caudalie B. Bors
Bantunia
Iona
Columbia Wy
Eleka
McCintren
Mblick
Minorca Fowls
Plotzer
India
McCineren
Aime
Ataims
George W. Sloop
I. Teds
Pieburs Smith
Wesley Pierce
Thoburit Smith
D. S. Miller
Bull Orpington
Edward Dickie
McClarton
Same
Pen HK. I
John I
Ndiana
I. M. Plotger
St. C
S. M. Miller
Graceton
C. Brown
uCr's
Wm. J. Waterson
Buff Orpington
Frank J. Perrier
W. J. Prugal
Creekside
Tohn J. Garimnan
Ancona
FP. M. Doneaugh
Bertha Douglass
Lorenca Walace
J. Wilbur Cunning
Misa Hazel Douglass
St. Daugherty
M. Hl. Guthrie
David Wox
WH. Guthrie
J. C. Irving
M. H. Guthrie
J. Wt. Daugherty
A. Dickie
Bertha Doug- Be
Fia Bryan
Fndigna County
Alice Punuean
Tudlana
F. Schelch
Éigi Stump
Ben Plassinger
Hareogl
Caroline Gutherle
Gessler
Florence Mace
Chas
W. B. Bryan
J. W. Rousun
Ts. L. Buls- My
Writ of Partition Filed In Indiana County Pa
A writ of partition is sought by Savings & Trust Co guardian of Ruth Brandon by petition to the Orphans Court at Indiana. Mary Buhite died intestate owning two land tracts in East Mahoning township totaling about 11 acres 8 1 2 perches and 107 acres 48 perches with multiple heirs including John Buhite H G Buhite Jesse Buhite Rebecca Jordan Annette McGee June Buhite and John Ferguson. The court is asked to appoint inquest to partition or value the estates to the children and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Said
Indiana
Said County
J. Telford
the Savings & Trust Co
Ruth Brandon
Mary Buhite
West Mahoning Township
F. W. Buhite
Chambersville
John Buhite
Portland
Oregon
H. G. Buhite
Crabtree
Jesse Buhite
Punxsutawney
Rebecca
Bert Ferguson
Clearfield County
Mary Bubite
Mahoning Township
Johnston Lightcap
Indiana and
Punxsutawney Road
Henry Earhart
Hugh
Benjamin
John L. Mabon
C. Brady
Women’s Dressy Shoes For Fall and Winter
Fall and winter footwear selections highlight wine red and dark tan lace blucher shoes at 3.00 per pair. Weather resistant patent colt and kid shoes in button lace and blucher styles cost 2.50 to 3.00. Winter weight kid and patent leather shoes in varied styles range 1.25 to 2.00. Girls’ sturdy shoes for rough weather offered in stylish shapes at 1.25 to 1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby Shua Co
Dress Goods and Silks in New Fabrics and Silks
A handsome assortment of all wool dress fabrics in chevrons worsteds diags broadcloths and cheviots with blues reds browns grays modes tans and blacks offered at 1.00 to 1.50 per yard New dress silks in neat checks and stripes at 0.50 per yard Liberty Dechesse and Musaline waist silk in plain shades at 1.00 per yard
Matchless Dress Skirts In All-Wool Panama Styles
All-wool Panama skirts offered in styles with chiffon trim and cluster pleats. Prices range from 3.98 to 10.00 with several finishes in blues blacks browns grays and tans, including regular fall and winter wear options.
Partition filed in 1908 inquest for Mary Buhite heirs
An inquest under a partition writ orders six lawful men to value and partition the Mary Buhite estate among her children and legal representatives, or appraise it if partition is impossible. The proceeding, overseen by Indiana Orphans Court, is set for October 19, 1908, at 10:00 AM, with Sheriff Jacob Whitling and Clerk J. Blair Sutton presiding. Also notes Pittsburg Exposition excursion tickets and 1909 assessment notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buhite
Indiana
Orphans' Court
Mary Buhile
Jacob Whitling
S. J. Telford
A. D
J. Blair Sutton
Cunningham Company Opens New Fall Jacket Suit Line
The Cunningham Company announces a Saturday September 26 opening featuring the newest fall jackets and suits. A personal representative from a leading New York house will be present all day to show the latest styles in suits and coats. Prices range from 15 to 50 dollars. All ladies are invited to attend and inspect the new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prices to Make You Buy Early This Fall
A brisk sales pitch lists fabrics and linens with bold per yard and per item prices. Bleached muslin and unbleached muslin are shown at several low rates, along with flannels, suitings, cotton blankets, toweling, and wool blankets. Shoppers are urged to compare: several items at deep discounts and bulk buys offer substantial savings.
New Autumn Styles in Men's Clothes
Goldings presents a dozen correct styles for quiet dressers with handsome worsted suits. Different Made coats feature pocket shapes flaps lapels and peg tops. Suits popular for young men with trousers narrow at the bottom. Prices range from 10 to 25 dollars.
Boys Suit Styles Dominate Winter Schoolwear
Boys ages 2 to 17 offered a range of suits and coats in winter weights. Buster Brown, Russian blouse, and nickelbocker pants outfits priced from 2 to 5 dollars. Two piece double breasted suits for ages 9 to 17 with belts and nickelbocker finishes. coats and sweaters in assorted colors at 50 cents to 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Basement sale advertisement with various household goods
An old time catalog note lists sugar sacks at 1.40 per 25 lb, glass jars with porcelain caps, pint 50 cents, quart 60 cents, half gallon 75 cents, tin cans 386 per dozen, jelly jars 5 and 10 dozen, loose Rio coffee 10 cents per pound, cream cheese 16 cents per pound, sealing wax 19 cents per pound, jar lids and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason’s
Rio
Ricard Santos
Bo dc Zen
Sale of Granite Dinner Pots and Preserving Kettles
Fine triple coated gray ware offered with widespread price cuts. 4 quart preserving kettles at 25 cents, 6 quart kettles 35 cents, 8 quart kettles 40 cents, 10 quart kettles 45 cents, 12 quart kettles 50 cents. Dinner pots 4 quart 25 cents, 6 quart 35 cents, 8 quart 45 cents, 16 quart dishpans 35 cents, 12 quart water buckets 59 cents.
Farmers Banking Ad Encourages Rural Deposits
Farmers are urged to use checking and savings services at Marion Center National Bank. The ad touts four percent on time deposits and invites farmers to make the bank their home, offering convenient offices and withdrawals with interest. It seeks mortgage bids for Columbia Plate Glass Company and requests prompt replies via the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center National Bank
Columbia Plate Glass Company
X—care Democrat
Executor's Notice for George Snyder Estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of George Snyder of Indiana borough have been granted to the undersigned attorney. Those with claims must present authenticated statements for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Indiana ‘Borough
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Democrat
Mavin Wikin
Soc
Clung Ince
D. C. Mack
C. F. Mack
Mary
A. Daugherty
A. Vy ‘Taylor
Sattenburg
Jaugherty
John Coan
Ee Avnet Kor
Catia Rr Wean
Yydon
Tr. M. Dewlay Tadiana
Tyank Sloman
Prune
Helen Sutton
Dulg Mrimble
Mary W. Garman
Jarry N. Riainger
Lotter Titchey
Mary J. Mellenry
Rince of Wales
Mary Th Livann
Ty Me Lewis
Frank Sloan
Abe
G. Agey
Sime
Harry N. Riainger
Mary J. Melbnry
I. Ig. Snehs
Florence Risinger
Secon Milanie Short
B. Ankeny
M. Doveaugh
Mary J, Meklenry
Lotte VP
Tutehey
Sane
Miss Maude Ritchey
Minnie Short
Mary J. McIlenry
Mary J. Garman
V. B. Lytle
Grace Beers
Mary J. McHenry
W. J.trugil
Mary B. Garman
F. C. Agey
Avey
Della Little
I. YW
Sachs
Harry N. Risinger
Charlotte Steving
Stone
M. B. Thayer
Harry Duncan
A. Brown
MH. B. Beers
J. B. Lytle
BH. Ankeny
Ben Hassinger
Chas. Miller
M. J. Hoffman
Marion Center
Daugherty
J. B. Lyttle
M. E. Crawford
Billa Elkin
Lesle ‘Hazlett
J. W- Stonian
Wm. Fk. Stewart
Homer City
Anna Ewing
Embroidery Bureau
D. LG. Taylor
Tautine Walker
Sara C. McCann
Laura
Jjemon
Rt. D. Hetrick
Joe A. Dickie
I. M. Doneaugh
Elizabeth Huber
3. M. Doneaugh
Verna Clark
Meyersdale
Minde _ Stutchey
Smicksburg
J. C. Yrving
H. C. Pickel
Lottie Richey
Baume
Wm. McGregor
Ida Wallace
Laura BK. Lemon
Hila
Sutton
Jap Russell
J. St. MelIbaney
J. W. Lonjan
Lottie Crosby
Greensburg
M. St. Steele
Latrobe
Eo I. Wood
W. B. Cap Ilty
Bplasher
Lottie Iitehey
D. H. Tomb
Dee'd
Pittsburg Exposition
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Monongahela
South West Pennsylvania
Conemaaugh
Old City
Valley Camp
Allegheny
Conemaugh
Blairsville
Butler
Coun
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Cunningham Company
Dresa
School
Ziegler Bros
United States
Jordan & Company
Philadelphia St
Harry W. Fee
Tre
Stiri
Philadelphia
Tibeir
America
P.O. 8
Franklin Field
Tiekes
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