Auction Notice at 9 Morrie Street Olyphier
At the residence No 9 Morrie Street Oly ier on Monday March 21 at 12 80 p m the following personal property Household goods including cooking stove cupboard lot dishes 42 yards of carpet TK 12 x 44 feet rockers Morris chair stands 8 foot extension table set kitchen chairs set new dining chairs sideboard new bedroom suit 2 beds and bedding and other articles Steve Doren Ira Myers Auctioneer
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Om Morrie Street
Olyier
Steve Doren
Ira Myers
Punysntawtey Man Leases Arlington Hotel
Grant McHenry of Punxsutawney has leased the Arlington Hotel at Homer City and will take possession soon. Also a new restaurant opens in a building on fast Philadelphia street offering quick service, boarder rates, lunch any time, and a welcoming note to old and new customers. ST. CLAIR & ELLIS promote Connecticut Mutual life insurance with a buying proposition. Miss Blanche St Clair visits Greensburg, and a Beaver Falls reporter moves to the Pittsburgh Gazette Times. A. T. Paylor & Son advertise a 34 cent night offer, with a big window display.
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Punysntawtey
Homer City
Grant McHenry
Punxautawney
Homar City
Clawson Hina
Philadelphia Street
Connecticut Mutual of
Hartford
Conn
ST. Clair & Ellis
Indiana
Lace Curtains Bargains With New Weaves and Deals
With moving and housecleaning ahead, a large invoice showcases new curtain weaves and designs. Cheaper curtains offer special values from 0.0 to 1.50 dollars, with finer grades at 2.00 to 5.00 dollars, highlighting desirable patterns and good values.
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Etree Reno Rere
New Staple and Fancy Hats Displayed In Market
Distinctive shapes in stiff hats and new caps catch the eye. Staple hats range from $1.50 to $3.00 with fancy options $2.00 and up to $3.00. Caps are pleasing in shape and improve appearance, priced 25 cents up to $1.00.
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Packard
John Mitchell
Bargain Pants Sale with Low Prices Noted
A historic shopper note advertises deeply discounted pants for teens and youths. It lists prices such as $4.00 for pants and $2.50 for knee pants, highlighting strong, inexpensive pairs. The wording suggests a busy, value driven offer from a local retailer.
Homer City Man Mana in An Accident
William Auld of Homer City an employee in the L. A. Hasinger Co. factory lost his right hand in an accident at Homer City Saturday morning. The hand was mangled and amputated by doctors Dre Weamer and Nix. Mr. Auld, unmarried, lived with his invalid mother. Also notes: Mrs. Thomas I. Pealer of East Cheatnut Street visited her father John R. Caldwell of Windber. The Kimmell sale cancelled. I W Butterbaugh offers sales services in Brushvalley Township. contact Brushvalley, Pa.
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William Auld
Homer City
L. A. Hasinger Co
Dre, Weamer and Nix
Auld
Thomas I. Pealer
East Cheatnut Street
I. W. Butterbaugh
Brushvalley Township
Brushvalley, Pa
Professor Pat Injured in Fall at Kiakimin Springs
Professor R W Fair of Kiakimin Springs schools broke his nose after a fall in his bathroom on Monday evening. He fainted during the mishap and sustained injuries.
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R. W. Fair
Kiakiminétas Springs
Gift for a Teacher From Rock Bottom Pupils
Pupils at Rock Bottom school presented a beautiful gold bracelet to their teacher Miss Emma Edwards as a token of appreciation. The gesture highlighted the students gratitude and the teacher’s dedication to education.
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Rock Bottom School
Emma Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Puntaic Sala
Blanche St. Clair
Greensburg
John M. St. Clair
West Philadelphia
Francis M. Smith
Beaver Falla Tribune
Pitterburg Gazette Times
Robert Mullen
Thomas Pealer Mullen & Pealer
Civil & Mining Engineers
Indiana, PA
Oldrat Engineering
Indiana County
A. T. Paylor & Son
Cunningham
McCall
Keae Teen Ge
Angel
Burton
Musser
Maker
Indian
Homer
Mana
Pat
Progress Office
New Indiana Hotel
W. E. Mahaffey
W. 5. Mahaffey
Pittsburg
Central Hotel
Saltsburg
Dresa
Springer
Jheormeriy Kerr
W. Wil
Is Episcopal Church
Z’'s
Sloan Bros
Brussels
Oxfords
Acme Harrows
Acme
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