West Wheatefeld notices mix of visits and events
West Wheatefeld reports numerous visits from Levi Walbeck and Mrs A J Lichtenfels to Youngwood and from Amanda Crawford of Indiana to Lynn school. Local activity includes church services, renovations at Germany M E church, birthdays, birthdays parties, and plans for a restaurant. Also notes social visits in Brushvalley Arm ag etc with small town highlights and a job ad for Winter's restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatefeld
Will Reyrolda
Will Johns
South Mark
Levi Walbeck
A. J. Lichtenfels
Youngwood
John St. Clair
Will Mack
Denison
Blouth Sharon
Amanda Crawford
Indiana
Lynn
Will Sutton
Robinson Bros. & Co
Robinson
Samuel Mack
Dave Mack
Robert D. Mack
St. Louis
Chicago
Harry Lewis
Wlva Walbeck
A. M. Walbeck
Miss Walbeck
Plum Ville
Jessie
Charles Frum
D. W. Douds
Elmer Shaffer
Elderton
Clemson Aul
Georgeville
George Black
Michigan
M. I
A. Mikesell
James Weston
W. E. Bowser
Jacksonville
Grandmother Bowser
Willet
Charles Rankin and Son
Pittsburg
Mr. Rankin
Silas Strens
Martha McSweeney
Lutheran Church
Chambersville
Willet Nine
W. H. Weaver
Atwood
Grace
Speedy
Plamnville
Abbie Miller
Harry Speedy
Allegheny College
Smicksburg Defeats Dayton in Strong Baseball Showdown
Smicksburg second nine beat Dayton Atheletic Club 12 to 9 on Smicksburg grounds. Teck pitched well. Beck and Stucher handled catching for Smicksburg while Logan and Wadding did so for Dayton. Several brilliant plays highlighted the contest as locals enjoyed the national game. Also notes visitations and social items from Smicksburg and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Lias
Marie Rabingon
George Jordon
Hamilton
H.C. Duncan
Allegheny
H.C. Dodson
Francis Elkin
John Moorhead
Pittsburg
John Lewis
Weston
A.mikesell
Phinville
A. C. Cassidly
C.G. Dick
William Herlinger
Brushvalley Township
McNeal
Elizabeth
Estep Tomb
John Hutchison
Joseph Mack
Derry
C. A. Hutchison
J.J. Hutchison
The Cunningham Store New Overcoats
The summer rainfall has been below average this year. New overcoats in 50 to 53 inch lengths offered in various shades and prices. Rain Coat at 20 dollars in several colors. other coats range from 12 to 18 dollars. Very dressy designs with loose belted backs from a major maker.
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Oxford
Fruit Jars and School Shoes Featured In Ad Recap
A buyer scoured a large marketplace securing a limited supply of fruit jars and cans including Mason half gallon quart and pint sizes, tins, lids, and sealing wax. Basement is selling school shoes for boys and girls at 1.25 to 1.50.
Men’s Fine Suits Offer Expanded Fall Selection
This fall introduces a larger and better assortment of fine suits in brown and gray with hand padded haircloth fronts and new styles priced at 17 and 18 dollars. A good range of suits in fancy mixtures and late cuts available at 10 and 12.50 dollars, plus new trousers for men and boys.
New Hosiery for Men and Dress Shirts in Fall Line
A compact fall display features neat hosiery for men at 25 cents per pair and a line of dress shirts. The Dun kirk brand leads the lineup with prices of 1.00 and 1.50, highlighting affordable styling.
Fine assortment of men's heavy underwear on hand
For cooler weather a fine assortment of men's heavy under garments is now on hand. Australian lambs wool under garments very fine all wool 1.75 per piece natural wool a very good suit 1.00 per piece suits of camel hair per garment 0.50 fleece lined cotton under garments jersey ribbed black brown white at 0.50 per piece
Fall fashions from leading modistes fix women's suits and coats
Fall styles arrive as makers rush to deliver garments to retailers. Suits and jackets in mannish materials range from 10 to 25 dollars, with skirted coats and tourist styles offered. rain coats 10 to 25 dollars. Dresses and outfits for children priced from 1.50 to 8 dollars. infant gowns and boys bloomersuits also listed.
New Ladies and Children Sweaters Feature Bright Styles
New sweaters arrive in white, pink, blue and plain options for children and women. Children's styles include shoulder buttons and back or front closures. Ladies' models offer blouse effects, Norfolk jacket styles with straps and decorative stitching, priced from $1.00 to $6.00.
Little Boys Overcoats Promise Navy and Swagger Styles
Boys coats for ages 3 to 6 feature pretty Russian Sults in blue military and oxford colors priced 2.00 to 5.00. For ages 6 to 16 the Swagger Coat mirrors men’s coats, sharp and stylish, priced 2.50 to 6.00.
Coats for Little Girls: New Styles Range $3.50 to $6.00
A fine assortment of elegant garments for girls aged 6 to 12 from $3.50 to $6.00. Includes new colors and styles in a selection tailored for young dressers.
New Fall Dress Goods Arrive in White Brocades and Woolens
New waistings in white brocades with fresh designs priced 25c to 40c per yard, fleece lined waistings for fall at 12 1 2c to 20c, tricot flannel and snowflake colors 27 inches wide 25c to 30c. An assortment of new percales 36 inches wide at 12 1 2c per yard. Mannish Suiting in green and blue stripes, 44 inches wide, 1.00 per yard.
Basement shop offers fine imported china and lamps
In the Basement everything moving. Hus tling has become a habit down there. A lot of imported China that is very fine, vases, card trays, etc. Beautiful new hanging lamps for halls and dining rooms, prices $2.50 and up. Fancy parlor lamps, $1.00, $1.50, $3.00 and up. Full line of cups and saucers, plates, dinner sets and dishes of all kinds.
Ladies Fall Waist Fashion Prices
Classic 19th century style listing details several waist options in green blue and brown. Eyelet embroidery and pleated trims characterize the collection. Prices range from 1.50 to 4.50, highlighting color and finishing details.
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John Mack
Mabel Horner
Johnstown
James Mack
Rose Bracken
Dilltown
Charles Hileman
Laura Gamble
Armagh
Laura Smith
Mary White
Mabel
Elyria, O
Miss Polly Tomb
J. N. McCoy
Kittanning Presbytery
Middle Creek
Armstrong County
J.C. McCormick
J. C. Boyard
Larimer
Winter's
Philadelphia Steels
Sara Coulter
Lmerdling
S. B. Laverty
D. J. Snyder
Mary Berry
Belle Evans
Marion Center
Henry Sickenberger
Wil
Jian Webher
New Castle
Charles Reed
Duquesne
James Reed
Vandererift
Nannie Martin
Vandergrift
Pine Flats
Nellie Slater
Vernie Johns
Grisemere
Arthurs Hamilton
Charles Hadden
Mary Fyock
Near
E. E. Short
Near Here
Jacob Mangus
Lizzie
Thomas Rowley
Apollo
D. M. Caldwell & CO
PENNA
Neff & Son
Indiana, Pa
C. C. Neal
Ellis
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J. C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Cunningham
Norfolk
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