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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1899

Page

5

Bargain waist patterns and detachable collars offer

Ladies waists offered in three patterns for 25 cents with detached collars. Bargain sale advertises three waist patterns valued at 50 to 60 cents now at 25 cents and detachable collars in dark colors.

Local Notes From Homer City and Surrounding Towns

Local news from Homer City details numerous social visits business trips and happenings. Entries include Mrs Lee Campbell and Marie visiting relatives, Dr Campbell entertaining teachers, weekly socials and teas, milliner Etta Parker traveling to the city, and various residents visiting Blairsville Latrobe Pittsburg and Indiana. Also noted are illnesses and recoveries, engagements, a rug and rocking chair gift, and multiple family events across Brush Valley East Wheatfield Penn Run and nearby areas.

Homer City W. Guthrie Lee Campbell Marie J. S. Flickinger S. Humes Will Pitts Pittsburg Etta Parker Conover E.C. McCracken Blairsville Bertha Conover E. Mikesell Martha Harbison Ella Kier G. H. Ogden Latrobe Don St.Clair

Spring Hats and Bonnets Display Invite Public View

Pittsburg shows leading spring styles of hats and bonnets and invites the public to visit and inspect the offerings. George Bussard of Uniontown visited his brother Frank Bussard. Samuel Brendlinger of Gambles Mills solicited wallpaper orders in Garfield. Samuel Lute of Green township visited local friends. Mrs Lizzie Gamble Olive Gamble Pearl Lichtenfels and Purl Gamble traveled with DeWitt G. McKee to Rayne township and returned. Charles Ayers and family moved from Vandersrift to Garfield. Samuel Repine and family moved into KE Marsh's house in Garfield. Dogs killed two valuable sheep for J A Walbeck.

Pittsburg George Bussard Uniontown Frank Bussard Samuel Brendlinger Gambles Mills Garfield Samuel Lute Green Township Lizzie Gamble Olive Gamble Pearl Lichtenfels Purl Gamble Dewitt G. McKee Rayne Charles Ayers Vandersrift Samuel Repine Point Lookout KE. Marsh J. A. Walbeck

Scott's Emulsion promises stronger nourishment for all ages

The advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as superior nourishment for the wasted body of baby, child, or adult, likening it to cream and milk. It claims cod liver oil with hypophosphites strengthens the nervous system and the entire body, superior to other preparations.

Scott

India school closes a successful term with illumination

Prof Davis heads a pleasing India school exhibition while the India term ends under his instruction. Festivities feature a salutatory by Miss Johns and a valedictory by Miss Crawford as families and neighbors join in the Sabbath visit to Barnesboro and local gatherings.

Prof Jennie Johns Lida Crawford

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertises mercury free remedy

Continued on the eighth page warns against mercury containing catarrh mixtures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. It claims the product acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free with druggists selling at 75 cents per bottle.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Druggista

Moving Time at Wallace Dry Goods Co

It is moving time with many customers. Wallace Dry Goods Co offers lower prices this season to move stock fast after buyer J C Walace returns from New York with affordable goods. Carpets and matting are about ten percent cheaper than elsewhere. New dress goods silks tailor made suits jackets arriving this week. Call and save money.

J.C. Walace Wallace Dry Goods Co New York

The Wise Prepare for the Future in Lumber Plans

A planning mill advertises foresight as key to avoiding rent and poverty. It urges early effort and savings, and promotes its lumber yard offering doors sash frames flooring and more at competitive prices to help buyers secure best values.

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