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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
5
Smicksburg area reports visiting relatives and Ill residents among families including Shawl Condron and Dodson. Movements include clerks, candidates, and secretaries. gas well mishap near Walker farm. illnesses in multiple households. and local social visits across Armaugh Ernest Kellysburg Latelleton and Dixonville communities.
West Wheatfield residents visit relatives while Brendlinger family from Blatraville returns home. A Garfield Lutheran church vocal class is led by John Kissinger of Blairaville. U S Lynn moves to the W G Walbeck house. sale of his farm to Charles Duncan precedes his move. Bert and Ira St Clair visit from Pitcairn over Sunday. A Charles Beaufort party from Bolivar visits near Heshbon. Gill Fee from Vandergrift calls in Garfield. James Hall visits Blairsville. J B Mack from Illinois arrives to manage Brendlinger farm. J J Brendlinger’s farm duties shared. Miss Lida Brendlinger visits Johnstown. Supt J C Stewart of Indiana inspects township schools. Gayfield Sabbath school reorganization. Jos Shaffer superintendent. William Miller assistant. Phenie Pierce secretary. Geo Neal to move family to a farm near Ernest April 1. Grim grip illness affects several families including Mrs Adaline Miller and Thomas Wadding. Mr Kerr of Vandergrift opens barber shop in Zimmerman shop. Rev Frum of Sykesville visits daughter Mrs David Douds on Thursday night. I M S of Baracha U P church holds annual Thank Offering. Walter Rankin returns from Ernest to visit sister Clara, ill with pleurisy. J N Cochran enlarges his store. Mrs Bracken and daughter of Freeport visit Kathryn.
A local Mercantile promote a banner year promising increased business and mercantile license leadership. It urges mutual trust, united effort, and honorable, transparent methods to benefit county patrons and showcase genuine progress through growth and community cooperation.
A complete Ladies Tailoring Establishment operates within our store offering garments made from goods sold here with a guarantee of fit and satisfaction or no sale.
Delivered FREE anywhere goods Carpet To match in all grades from 25c per yard for stair up to 51.10 Stair Rods Stair Buttons Curtain Loops
Tailored cheviot suits with new spring details priced from 12.50 to 16.50 feature blouse fronts ripple backs and silk trims. Fashion promotes snug flat back corsets with non rust boning and hose supporters, while Indiana county sole agents offer these pieces and more.
The Bargain Spot in Indiana County offers a 100 piece dinner set in four floral styles pink blue purple and green at 58.50 per set. A next grade sets cost 9 and 10. Cups and saucers with handles in matching decorations priced at 50 cents per set with half a dozen each.
Covert ladies jackets offered directly from top maker with prices 12.50 10 8 and 5 dollars.
The advertisement lists Buster Brown outfits for ages 21 months to 6 years including Russian style suits priced at 4 dollars 5 dollars and 6 dollars and sailor suits at 4 5 and 6 dollars.
A vintage ad lists M A Packard Shoes for Men offering low cut rubbers in sizes 6 to 11 and rubber boots priced from two dollars seventy five to three dollars fifty per pair.
The notice lists tins and Sc to 12c, cooking pots 15c to 65c, teapots 45c to 60c, coffeepots 40c to 1 dollar, and sauce pans 5c to 50c. Prices are shown as a range indicating sale or stock pricing.
Advertisement notes washing boilers with metallic bottoms lasting longer than tin bottom models. Describes a size 9 boiler with cover available for sale at one dollar.
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