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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1910

Page

8

Deaths of local residents reported in weekly column

Obituaries list several deaths including Harvey Ferguson of Blairville aged 8 apoplexy near Milton Wainwright. Irene M. Hughes 49 of Conemaugh township and Helen Isabel Wilson former Normal School student died of indigestion. Emma K. Daugherty of Glee, Mrs. Samuel G. Daugherty, and Franklin Buterbaugh of Cookport with interments in Patchville and Conemaugh area. Edward R. Waddell of Conemaugh township died November 17 with Saltaburg burial.

Harvey Ferguson Milton Wainwright Blairaville Wainwright Trene M. Hughes Irene M. Hughes Conemaugh Township Thomasughes Nev. W. BD. Minteer Conemaugh Helen Isabel Wilson Normal School Bellevue Miss Wilson Indiana Samuel Daugherty Emma K. Daugherty Samuel GC Glee Harry Lakeport Wash Edward Pittaure Franklin Buterbaugh Solomon Buterbaugh Cookport Patchville Jefferson County Edward R. Waddell Samuel Waddell Saltaburg

Thanksgiving Day Guests and Local Arrivals

Local notes list numerous Thanksgiving visitors and hosts across Blakeville, Water Street, Beaver Falls, Pittsburg, Scottdale, Turtle Creek, Windber, Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Names include Clark M Henry, Martha Gilchrist, W S Neff, John M Leech, H N Phillips, Alice Keebler, Dorothy Snyder, Stella Brilhart, Lawrence Thompson, Beatrice Orr, Paul Orr, Elise Zener, James Sansom, Don Hill, John C Ortz, Dr Thomas St Clair, Miss Martha and Hannah Wiliama, Miss Stella Hasinger, Senator John S Flaher, Mrs W M Allinson, Cella Vogel, Robert H Young, Bert Achteberger, Edward H Sutton, John Sutton, Wallace Chapman, Marthe Orr, D H Tomb, Hale Tomb, Rankin Tomb, and local business notices advertise a closing out sale by Irving the Jeweler and poultry and produce buys by Johnstown Railway Company.

Clark M. Henry Blakeville Martha Gilchrist Water Street Pittsburg W. S. Neff Beaver Falls South Seventh Street John M. Leech Town Salinburg AH. H. Longwill Tenth Street Paul Yenk Youngstown James H. Ament Normal Pittsburgh Bessie Taylor West Church Street H. N. Phillips Scottdale Alice Keebler Indiana Dorothy Snyder Turtle Creek Thorsday Stella Brilhart J. C. Rugh Lawrence Thompson Vandersgrift J. Wilson Thompson Railroad Avenue Wise Beatrice Orr Paul Orr Elise Zener James Sansom Wilkinsburg Franklin Sansom Church Street Don Hill John H. Hill Wayne Avenue John C. Ortz Vanderexist David Orta William A. Simpson Seventh Street Martha Hannah- Wil‘Yiama Johnstown James Fisher Rossiter Mra W. ™. Allinson Sayne Township Mies Cella Vogel North Wirth Street Frank Sweeney Punxsutawney Robert H. Young Bert Aehteberger Alanioy Brallier Conemaugh Edward H. Sutton John §. Sutton Thomas Sutton Wallace Chapman Washington Street

Boys' Leather Shoes and Eiderdown Comforts Offer

Advertisement notes boys’ green or tan leather shoes built for hard knocks priced from $2.00 to $3.60. Eiderdown comforts described as light and beautiful gifts offered at $5.00 each.

Eiderdown

Double Stamp Profit Sharing at the Big Store This December

The Big Store announces the greatest profit sharing plan for December through Christmas Eve. From opening to noon every day, customers receive double stamps on all cash purchases. The offer applies to every department as the store expands staff to forty employees.

Cunningham

Sample Coat Sale From New York Maker

A large stock of women and girls coats in sizes 32 to 47 inches, 14 to 20 years, is offered at reduced prices. Styles include gray, brown, black and navy coats with new season touches, many listed from $10 to $20, originally valued higher, with cash required.

New York City

Christmas Ready Boys and Children's Clothing Display

Mechanics complete alterations this week in our Boys and Children's Departments. New tungsten electric lighting, expanded shelving, and seating for parents while fitting the little man. Beautiful Christmas suits priced from 2.50 to 5.00, odd pants 60c to 1.50. Hats updated for Christmas shoppers. boys hats 50c to 1.50. Linoleums and oil cloths offered in various patterns, widths 1 to 2 yards, prices 30c to 60c, 90c to 1.50 per yard. Consult manager Mr. Friend for room coverings. take the elevator to the third floor.

Fashion Sheets Prompt Clarification

The request asks for concise fashion sheet style items with numbers 100 and 150. No higher values are used. The prompt aims for compact, period tone descriptions suitable for a fashion page brief.

New Silks and Duckling Fleece Textiles for Sale

New silks 27 inch shepherd check and 28 inch Persian novelties in cotton with fast colors. Descriptive notes mention wrap pers, kimonos, or haps per yard. Duckling fleece praised for excellent quality in a large styles lot at 15 cents per yard. Also 42 inch black or white Mar quisette overdresses fabric priced at 1.26 per yard.

Children’s Shoes and Wrappers At Bargain Prices

Local retailer promotes a full line of children’s footwear from low top sandals to high top jockey boots with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3 560 per pair. New wrappers arrive this week and fittings available for all sizes.

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