Phoenix Company Leaving Ellwood City
Ellwood City business note: Phoenix Roofing, established locally, sold to J F Young roofing firm and moved to Rich Street and the Allegheny Valley railroad in Pittsburg. Eight thousand dollars in stock and 6500 in machinery on hand, all to be moved after current stock is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Roofing Company
Nce
Ellwood City
J. F. Young
Rich Street
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Pittsburg
Ellwood
H. D. Young
Phoenix Company
Sampson Moore
Messrs. Price and Mayer
New Castle
Frank Mitchell
Lawrence County
Ellwood considers meter or flat rate for water
Ellwood residents may choose metered usage or continue flat rate water payments. The water company by Samuel A. Roelofs argues rates may stay fair, with books opened for inspection to justify 40 cents per thousand. Council directs a new contract discussion with the Ellwood Water Company and may hire counsel to draft terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Water Company
Samuel A. Roelofs
Council
Water Companys
Water Committee
W. J. Kirk
Kirk
Roelofs
M. D. McCarthy
Henry Dambach
James Lennigan
Silas Stevenson
Vosler
Lennigan
Dambach
Walter J. McCormick
McCormick
Roelo
New Castle Water Company
McCarthy
Hartman
Slipperyrock
Lawrence Avenue
Circle
Roelof
Pittsburg
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Water Company Directors
Water Companie
Lenningan
Ellwood Water Company
Ellwood City Won't Get Free Delivery This Year
Postoffice inspector Cr. H. Thomas examined Ellwood City affairs and found the town unprepared for free delivery. He cited poor sidewalks, lacking street crossings, and low street signs. A new effort to adopt free delivery will be pursued next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Cr. H. Thomas
Philadelphia
Postoffice
the News
Townsend
Thomas
Ellwood
Dogs narrowly escape delivery wagon on Lawrence Avenue
On Monday afternoon pedestrians watched as Martin Riner's delivery wagon nearly struck two hotel dogs named Buster and Cleveland. The animals escaped unharmed by a hair's breadth, prompting a close call near the Lawrence hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Avenue
Martin Riner
Buster
Cleveland
Lawrence Hotel
Ellwood Personal Notes Include Local Visitors
A. R. Wahl of Evans City transacted business in Ellwood City yesterday. J. M. Laderer of Evans City visited Ellwood City Monday. Harold Zeigler, son of Ford Zeigler of Park Avenue, is in critical condition with catarrhal fever. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of New Castle guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Blackburn of Spring Avenue. Mrs. H. L. Clark, wife of Casino manager Clark, returned from a visit with relatives in Leechburg, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Ford Zeigler
Park Avenue
Arthur Smith
New Castle
F. S. Blackburn
Spring Avenue
H. L. Clark
Clark
Leechburg
Photographer to Move to New Castle
C Cornell of Lawrence avenue, a photographer, moves to New Castle where he has bought out the White studio at 57 East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cornell
Lawrence Avenue
New Castle
East Washington Street
Relief in Five Minutes Hyomei Catarrhal Cure
The Hyomei inhaler treatment offers quick relief from catarrhal troubles in five minutes. A few drops in the pocket inhaler purifies the air, kills catarrhal germs, soothes mucous membranes, and improves overall health. Geo W Clutton backs the guarantee with every dollar outfit, promising a refund if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clutton
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Claims Quick Relief
Williams Indian Pile Ointment promises to cure blind, breeding and itching piles by absorbing tumors and stopping itching. The preparation acts as a poultice and offers instant relief. Sold by druggists with mail options 60 cents and 1 dollar. 60 M’s g. Co., Proprietors, Cleveland. For sale by Geo. W. Clutton, pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
G. Co
Props
Cleveand
Geo. W. Clutton
Cano Gist
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Visits Across towns
Ellwood City figures Elmer Douds spent Sunday with friends in New Castle. James McDermott visited Beaver Falls friends yesterday. Ernest Moyer and John Nye were Beaver visitors over Sunday. James Bruce from North Sewickley visited Ellwood Saturday. Joe McDanes spent the weekend with New Brighton friends. Mr and Mrs Liebem Zeigler spent Sunday with New Brighton friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Hess of Harmony called on Ellwood friends Saturday. Miss Mary Morrison of Hazel Dell spent Sunday with friends in McKeesport. Earl Miller of Monessen is spending days with parents on Wayne Avenue. Mrs Morrison and children on Wayne Avenue visited Zelienople relatives Sunday. Miss Blanche Allen of Wampum visited Miss Blanche Brown on Glen Avenue.
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Elmer Douds
New Castle
James McDermott
Beaver Falls
Ernest Moyer
John Nye
Beaver
James Bruce
North Sewickley
Ellwood
Joe McDanes
New Brighton
Liebem Zeigler
Charles Hess
Harmony
Elwood
Mary Morrison
Hazel Dell
McKeesport
Earl Miller
Monessen
Wayne Avenue
Morrison
Zelienople
Blanche Allen
Wampum
Blanche Brown
Glen Avenue
Browne Arrested Over Foreign Corporation Rules
W. E. Browne, manager of the American Co operative store in Sharon and leader of the Youngstown expansion group, is arrested on charges of conducting a foreign corporation without proper Pennsylvania registration. A hearing is set for 2 oclock. Browne refused to resign amid claims of mismanagement and misused funds. Attorney Clyde W. Osborne notes the case, while stockholders decide Browne should be ousted before any Youngstown store opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Browne
American Co-operative Company
Sharon
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Browne
Clyde W. Osborne
Osborne, Lyons and Jenkins
Association
Squire Thomas
Osborne
American Co-operative Association
McKee's Bloodine Catarrh Cure Guarantee
Readers are offered a personal guarantee with every 50 cent bottle of Bloodine promising a refund if it fails to satisfy. The ad asserts Bloodine cures catarrhal troubles and shifts risk from buyer to seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
B. and H Basement Bargains and Millinery Sale
The notice advertises a January sale at B. and H. featuring Basement Bargains and reductions in Millinery. It emphasizes new bar gains and special sale selections not previously offered.
Bargain Blanket and Clothing Sale Highlights
Basement white wool blankets priced at 6.00 per pair with 7.50 value. Scarlet wool blankets 3.75 per pair. Extra size hotel blankets 3.50. Wool plaid blankets in multiple colors 4.00. Cotton blankets 50 cents per pair. tan 58 cents. white grey or tan 75 cents. plaid cotton 1.00. 11-4 cotton blankets grey tan white 1.25. grey 0.85. White cotton 0.90. Comforts 0.75 to 5.00. Black and white striped skirting 0.10. Suits coats skirts furs waists all reduced. Children and misses coats discounted. Ask prices.
Bargain men’s wear sale with discounted shirts and hose
In a local ad a sale offers men’s dress shirts at 39 cents, half hose at 15 cents or two for 25 cents, wool hose at 18 cents or three for 50 cents, shanknit hose at 18 cents or three for 50 cents, shield bow ties at 8 cents, and silk fleeced drawers at 1.25 quality for 75 cents.
Millinery sale offers various hats at cut prices
Angora tams offered at 25 cents and 15 cents for smaller sizes. Children’s school hats priced at 25 cents. Trimmed hats on two tables 75 cents and one table for 1.00 or 2.00. Untrimmed hats available at 25 cents each.
Bargain Sale on Women and Children's Undergarments
Woman s and children s underwear priced at 35c for vests and drawers 50c quality. outing flannel night gowns 50c. outing flannel petticoats 75c then 25c and 50c. children s outing flannel skirts 25c. fleeced lined vests 15c 2 for 25c. gingham petticoats 25 off. misses hose 10c.
Dress Goods Sale Prices From 19 Cents A Yard
Bargain notice lists plaid fabrics at 19 cents per yard and crepes voiles wool dress goods and sweaters discounted. Zibelines hopsacking reduced from 1.25 to 0.75 per yard and half price on wool dress goods and children's sweaters.
Glove and Waist Sale Offers Across Sizes and Styles
Gloves priced at 1.00 with odd sizes at 0.50. Children’s Mecha mitts reduced to 0.15 from 0.35. Centermeni gloves 1.00. Silk waists on sale 0.90 1.90 and 2.90. White waists in one lot at half price.
Shenango Tin Mill Opens Amid Stiff First-Day Weariness
Tin workers at the Shenango tin mill reported soreness after a six month layoff while the plant resumes with new stokers and high output quality. The American Tin Can company plans to buy most of the output, and 600 new jobs expected at a nearby plant once Tubetown is ready.
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Shenago
Shenango
American Tin Can Company
Tubetown
Shenango Tin Mill
Llewellyn Jones
Steel Company Workers Return At Youngstown
Within a short time about 1500 em ployes of the steel company at Youngstown will resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Masters Named to Hear Three Divorce Cases
Attorney William J. Uber was appointed master Monday afternoon in the divorce case of Sarah Snyder against George Snyder. BE. M. Underwood named as master in Queenie Owens versus Roger Owens. An alias subpoena issued in Peter Weinhold versus Sarah Weinhold. L. M. Uber named master in Hugh Graham against Bertha Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Uber
Sarah Snyder
George Snyder
Queenie Owens
Roger Owens
BE. M. Underwood
Peter Weinhold
Sarah Weinhold
Hugh Graham
Bertha Graham
L. M. Uber
Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid Guaranteed Cure for Piles
Internal remedy claims to remove the pile cause and cure any case permanently. If Hem-Roid fails, money back guarantee and a thousand dollar promise accompany each bottle. Available from J. F. Neeley in New Castle Pennsylvania or Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
J. F. Neeley
New Castle
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Phoenix Company 15
Postoffice Inspector
Ellwood Personals
A. R. Wahl
Evans’ City
J. M. Laderer
Evans City
Stiefel
Fifth St
Lawrence Av
Ellwood City, PA
Mgr. W. E. Browne
Hollister
J. C. Wallace
H. B
Brown
Hamilton
Tongs
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
J. Lee Cooper
Fifth Ward
Cooper
Tin House
Abe Fletcher
Gertrude Hassel
Long Avenue
W. C. Lewis
Waldo Street
Masters
GOVE
Central Laundry Company
Scroton Ave
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