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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1904

Page

5

Local Notes Show Communities, Visits Across Indiana County

Local correspondence details residents traveling to Johnstown and Blairsville, visitors in Indiana and Armstrong counties, and multiple social calls. Mentions jurors and delegates to a Democratic convention, property purchases, and upcoming lectures. Includes obituaries, real estate ads, and bank pitches.

Wm. A. Miller Johnstown John A. Bowser International Correspondence School of Scranton Eva Bowser Arthur Armstrong County Constable Betts Indiana Coon Pitcairn Harry Johns Susie Weight Mosheiin Lichtenfels Norman Falcomer W. 2. Johns Fred Johns Henry Brendlinger James Hall Wm. Bowser C. Fisher Garfield, Mill Wood Klondike Murdock Indiana Harbor Ind Chas. Sutton

Mail orders attract rural shoppers and boost profits

The piece notes that mail orders reach customers in remote areas and beyond the store, delivering profitable shopping. It says orders will receive careful attention as the store prepares for improvements, promising continued service during changes and inviting customers to preview the updated shop. Demand for fine glass and china increases inquiries about prices.

China

Special trousers and Kazoo suspenders sale

A retailer advertises a shipment of men's and boys' trousers described as special values for the money. Also promoted are Kazoo suspenders advertised as combining supporters and suspenders for boys at 50 cents, highlighting time savings for mothers.

White Petticoats and Silk Pillows Offerings

A fine assortment of white petticoats has arrived. Beautiful skirts trimmed with lace priced $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 in the basement. Also advertised are silk floss filled pillows, softer than feathers, priced from 26 cents to $1.00.

Gordon rubber collars and neckties ad

Gordon rubber collars promise carlike perfection for hot weather they won t wilt and wipe clean to look like new Holders say the collar won t wilt even when soiled and a 20e price is asked Neckties offered in a full assortment with the newest styles and colors Sure to please shoppers seeking fashionable accessories.

Summer Fabrics Sell Fast at Local Store

The store reports strong demand for summer fabrics with many dresses seen on the street credited to their stock. New spot organdies in large and small fig ures sell from 124¢ to 50c, white organdies 50c to $1.00, and various fabrics like piques dimities and ginghams are available. Customers are urged to visit and specify needs for summer silks, foulards, and other fabrics.

Ladies' Gloves Full Assortment on Hand

A full assortment of ladies gloves in blacks whites grays champagnes and more always on hand. Prices range from 60 cents to 1 dollar per pair.

Girls Suspenders Belt Sales Prompted for Buyers

An informal notice urges girls to purchase suspenders belts with a light tone, suggesting that more stock is available but encourages not to wait, mentioning locations Le and 25a.

Shirt Waists in White Lawn with Fine Trims

Bright catalog note describes shirt waists in white lawn with tucks figgeting insertion and lace. Options range from 75e to 5.00, highlighting style and affordability. More styles appear in the current display for fashion minded shoppers.

Tuxedo Invisible Suspenders Advertisement

An early 20th century appeal promotes Tuxedo Invisible Suspenders, claiming they stay in place under any shirt with no need to hitch often. Describes extra strong silk and lisle web, priced at 50 cents, noting the first shipment is almost gone and urging immediate purchase.

New Wash Skirts Hit Sale At Low Prices

A shipment of summer wash skirts arrives in light duck with polka dot colors. They are high quality and priced at $1.50 to $2.00, with a warning stock won’t last long and customers should hurry.

Wallace Dry Goods Company

Nobby Tan Shoes For Summer Demand Hits Shortage

A note warns of a tan shoe shortage as manufacturers failed to anticipate high demand. Consumers are urged to buy now to avoid missing tans later in the season. Doris tan oxford for women priced at 2.50, and men's tan oxfords at 2.50 and 4.50, plus a large selection of other styles in blacks and patent leathers.

Hammocks and Fans advertised for hot afternoons

A vintage ad touts hammocks for rest and comfort with capacity for two or three people, priced from 1.50 to 3.50. It highlights fans for commencements and notes a wide assortment for early buyers with decorative trim and lace.

Milk Pans of Stone From Renowned Pottery Works

Stone cracks arrive from the celebrated law thorne pottery works. Call for any quantity on hand. Prices quoted per pound to six gallon units.

Lawthorne Pottery

Curtains Ad Offer Describes Elegant Swiss Pieces

A reader notes Swiss curtains as dainty and beautiful, praising fabric quality and style. The description emphasizes fine detailing and the potential for decorative home use.

Straw hats and hats on sale across fashions

The notice advertises straw hats with finnings, pretty yachts in split braids and seamets, and prices. It lists hats made in Manila and soft braid styles priced around $1.81.50 and $2. White duck hats are shown at 25 and 50 cents.

Priice Manila

New Stoneware and Churns For Basements and Homes

A historic ad-like listing extols stoneware, churns, coolers, bean pots, and refrigerators. It markets basements basements and kitchen items with prices from 81 to 810, urging buyers to seek the best value for the least money.

Men's Suits at Reliable Brands and Styles

The suit department changes often with reliable brands kept. Finest men fincy dress suits in new colors and styles feature Shrend padded, hand sewed fronts at $12.50. Young men’s suits offer same colors and cuts, cheaper by up to 83. We invite you to compare our boys’ suits and trunks and steamer trunks priced around 10 to 10.

Ladies Umbrellas with Newt-Handle Designs

Pretty umbrellas advertised for rain or sun use with novelty handles in attractive designs. Prices range from 15 to 50 cents, offering double purpose utility and decorative appeal.

Women’s Lace Hose Ad Announces New Hosiery

New stocking sale lists women's black lace hose with garter sets for 25 cents, women's tan lace hose also 25, and misses' tan hose priced at 25 cents. Promotion highlights coordination with tan oxfords and popular styles in a dated retail ad.

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J. M. Snyder Strongstown George Samuel Sickenberger Thos. Fleming Shelocta J. D. Sickenberger Samuel Wolf Gilpin Brushvalley Margaret Buchanan Homer Geo Buchanan Anna Herlinger Sharpe Langham Cockport Langham James Kelley Ellen Kelley Smicksburg Thomas Weston Ridgway Grace Davis Cozad Neb Harry Lowe Clyde Robinson Punxsutawney Sipak Redding W. BE. Dodson J. C. Bee Marion Canter Homer Dodson C. B. Condron R. G C. Robinson Town George Robinson Dubois Annie Silkin Lottie Wingrove M. &. Lewis Eliza Llkin W. BK. Eirkin Adam Black Cortland Whitehead Archdeacon Coale Episcopal Church Rosensteel J.J. Rosensteel Broadway Cleveland First National Bank of Indiana Wilmer Stewart Jacksonville A. M. Hammers Normal School Marion Center Paris Switzerland The Maine Shawnee Frank Runzo the Savings & Trust Co Indiana, Pa Harrisburg Resources Shaffer & Keller New American House David Ellis & Son Penn Roller Flour Mills J. C. Wallace & Son Philadelphia Street Cunningham Store Populi I Summer Fabrics Dean Lida Dasher S-patton Chu Andlon Charpy Srose Eextia Hirge Spiltuans Rowndrop
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