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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
24
Spring dress goods featured with 56 inch Panajah at $1.50 $1.98 and $2.50 a yard. Invisible Stripe offers solid color material for suits and skirts from $1.00 to $1.69. Tailored Suitings present two toned striped fabrics in light shades.
Silks foulards are among favored textiles for house gowns and jumper dresses this season. Fashion notes show stripes and polka dots as popular patterns. Rajah Silks are offered in tan navy Copenhagen delft brown and white.
Fashion notes describe a season of varied women suits from rich luxurious to simple. Demi tailors and traditional lines appear with prices to fit all budgets. Fabrics include French serges worsteds and light suitings in tan and gray with strict tailored and conservative looks.
The notice advertises fine Swiss and baby Irish insertion trim for shirt waists and dresses. Includes flouncing 25 inches wide and matching insertion plus a large medallion trim option for garments.
Advertises women’s gloves in lengths 16 and 12 with popular Kid Glove brand. Lists Keyser double tip gloves in Silk and Lisle from 1.25 to 7.00 dollars and short gloves priced from 50e to 1 dollar.
The Fitwell line rolls out a new belt collection in leather finishes including navy tan and brown. Crafted for durability and style, the belts promise modern wearability for daily outfits and formal looks alike.
A large assortment of new colored beltings and buckles is offered. The listing highlights a variety of colors and styles for belts and decorative buckles suitable for garments and accessories.
Silk thread stock ings offered in colors at 1 50 a pair. Black Silk Lisle Hose priced 50c a pair. Tan Silk Lisle Hose 50c a pair. Children’s Lisle Hose available in colors and black at 25c a pair.
Brown and black Oxfords with silk ribbons offered in spring stock. Prices listed at 1.75, 2.00, 225 and 2.50. In-store availability noted for tan low-cut footwear.
Citizens in the Fourth Ward urge transparency after the school board’s action. Speakers call for a strong censure resolution and public disclosure of voting for accountability. Petitions, remonstrances, and watch committees are discussed ahead of Saturday primaries.
The article lists board voters by candidate with names for Kildoo and Johns. It notes who was present and who was absent, and that all but one voter for Kildoo were new members.
Attorney Charles G. Martin, a Third ward board member, entered the meeting briefly while passing the church. He stated he did not come to participate and was merely invited by a friend.
Cuban bidders protested before government reps against accepting W J Oliver of Knoxville Tennessee the low bid of 1 300 000 for macadamizing 70 miles of highway from San Cristobal to Pinar Del Rio. They object that Oliver's plan to import 2500 American workers may displace Cuban workers and questioned his bond sufficiency.
On April 14 at the First Presbyterian church in Youngstown the sacred cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ will be given with New York soloists.
Charles T. Newlin argued at the First Baptist Church that saloons have no constitutional right to exist, supporting his claim with state and U S Supreme Court decisions. The talk, sponsored by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, emphasized that licenses last only a year and voters support legalizing wrong.
A new oil well on the Wallinger farm in Edenburg, drilled by the New Castle and Butler Oil company, sent oil spouting 30 feet into the air. The striking find has caused excitement and other companies are leasing land near the new well.
Former New Castle man Clarence Weil will occupy center stage at Ellis' big show scheduled for the latter part of the month. Weil is highlighted as the interlocutor in the minstrel lineup and is expected to draw local attention.
A brief market note highlights fresh strawberries available at the Union Market located on 25 Pittsburg Street in 1982. The item emphasizes produce availability and local shopping.
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