Economy Dress Linen Sold By The Yard On Thursday
A linen deal listed as 20c economy dress linen offered Thursday at 12 per yard. The terse note highlights a low price point and scheduled sale time. Entities include linen and Thursday.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
16
A linen deal listed as 20c economy dress linen offered Thursday at 12 per yard. The terse note highlights a low price point and scheduled sale time. Entities include linen and Thursday.
Season ticket holders may exchange up to six tickets for reserved Coliseum seats on April 23 and 24 at 9 am with no extra charge. If more than six are desired, two people must join the line. Tickets sold at the Coliseum all forenoon. New arrangements include a large amphitheatre to seat 250 chorus members and Pittsburg orchestra in a skating-surface space, electric lighting, florist decorating, and multiple exits for quick egress.
The city chorus will enter the venue through the rear entrance using membership tickets. This arrangement lists the access method and emphasizes an orderly admission for performers and invited guests.
The Y M C A Bible study classes plan an elaborate end of season banquet for members and teachers. The gathering will be in the Y M C A assembly hall on Thursday evening April 21 at 8 o’clock with invitations issued for 200 attendees. Speakers include Rev. E B Higley Rev S Brooks J L Welsh E E McGill and R A McKinney, plus F E Ryobst of Youngstown to give a Bible talk.
County auditors who have worked on the county books since the start of the year are expected to finish in a few days. One member, E. J. Kemm, has been ill with typhoid fever delaying the work. The office has grown in importance as county operations expand, with audits now taking over three months this year.
Elmer Rhodes has begun work on a seven room frame house on Flor ence avenue. The dwelling will feature modern conveniences and is described as a contemporary, well equipped residence.
Nearly all miners in the Butler Mercer district walked out Monday under union orders. Thousands left work after a Grove City meeting authorized action. Some Hil lard branch workers defied orders, and North Butler water company mine stayed closed. Operators meet at Claytonia but plan unclear as contracts tempt non union operation to protect outputs.
Health Officer Horner reported seven contagious disease cases including typhoid fever in Rolla Heller 25 East Clayton street measles in May Crill 10 at 56 Spruce street mumps in John Bratchis 56 Crawford avenue diphtheria in Reginia Barns 5 at 205 Huron avenue measles in Goldie Guy 6 516 North Liberty street measles in Mary Patterson 6 North Mercer street measles in Bernice Hanna 5 North Mercer street measles.
Co. A Lane superintendent of construction of the Postal Telegraph Cable company of New York with J G Ellis assistant superintendent of construction and C E Bagley superintendent of this district of Pittsburg are here on an inspection trip. They are examining the rebuilding of the Postal company's line between this city and New Brighton.
Fire Chief Frank Connery received an invitation to a large banquet next Saturday evening hosted by the South Sharon fire department. He will probably accept.
Westminster varsity opened the season with a 4-0 win over New Wilmington Athletic Club as Mileham and Sampson pitched well for the opponents. Errors and base running miscues hurt A C. Captain Sturgeon’s squad shows talent but needs coaching. Carnegie Tech comes next Saturday.
At 711 South Jefferson street Enoch Dangerfield reports a missing 18 carat gold watch four suitcase and $1.75. Boarder Ed Miller, who had been at the house all day, did not return and is sought by police. Miller borrowed the money earlier and vanished while Mrs Dangerfield was washing.
Clifford Emery and Fred J. Henry were committed to jail in default of bail after being charged with larceny of groceries from J. J. Dean and William Hartzel. Richard Cook, arrested after them on the same charge, was discharged for lack of evidence. Hearings before Alderman Morrison.
After five days without food, two men refused charity and were offered city work in Youngstown yesterday, marking a shift in relief efforts as officials sought immediate aid options for the destitute pair.
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