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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
8
Local ad outlines deep discounts across departments with limited quantities. Dress shirts, mill gloves, undershirts and halters priced low, coats and fur items half price, girls and boys wear reduced, window displays noted. Some sizes limited and quantities remaining.
John W. Blanchard a former Lawrence County resident who moved to Council Bluffs Iowa died at his home on West Washington Avenue Heart trouble and age confined him for about a year He left a large family including E Blanchard J S Blanchard George W Blanchard Lucy Margaret Agnes Keys Anna Bishop and Margaret Sherman He was born February 1 1832 and ranked as a railroad builder and political figure with ties to Pennsylvania Missouri and Ohio career included work on I Don’t think this line reads well.
The American Co-Operative Association, formed to ease living costs on the South side, is defendant in two suits filed Tuesday in common pleas court. One suit by Harry G. Hamilton seeks 1775 for back rent and breach of contract over a Market Street viaduct building, the other by S. Eugene Ward seeks 1200 for unpaid salary and damages as the intended local manager.
One lot of Misses Vests 20c quality for 5c fleece lined two for 25c. One lot of Women's Vests and Drawers small sizes 50c quality for 35c. One lot of Women's Vests and Drawers 19c.
A single table of Embroidery and Insertion remnants offered at low prices. Another table features White Goods remnants at reduced prices. A lot of Embroidery Edge and Insertion is priced at 10 cents per yard.
One lot of ribbons offered at 8e per yard. Another lot priced at 12e per yard. A third lot sold at 15e per yard. Ribbon remnants are half price.
Remnants of woolen dress goods offered at half price with black suitings sold at 50¢ per yard. Plain novelty and plaid suitings discounted to 75¢ per yard from $1.00 to $1.50. Cloakings reduced, tables of novelty silks and foulards featured, 36 inch black taffeta offered at $1.00 per yard.
Glove Department offers odd sizes at 50c and Centemeri gloves at 1.00. Embroidered handkerchiefs valued 15c now 10c. Basement filled with bargains on toys dishes dinner sets clocks bric-a-brac blankets and comforts at sale prices.
The Booth Mill street vaudeville house reports strong crowds for this week’s attractions. Dunbar's comedy goats headline a varied program with Al W. Martin's Uncle Tom's Cabin at the opera house Thursday and a Wednesday matinee for His Last Dollar starring David Higgins.
Faust draws large crowds across performances with its classic tragic tale and striking electrical stage effects. A trained seven-voice choir joins the cathedral scene for the Friday January 24 show at the opera house.
Advertisement advising mothers to keep children strong during winter using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets. Promotes Tonic as pure and harmless with great benefit. Priced at 35c, by J. C. Wallace.
George Lamoree president of Standard Brewing Co in New Castle Pa was a business visitor in Youngstown Tuesday. A past distinguished master in the Smilers' club he greeted local members warmly. He plans to return to his home across the line Tuesday evening or Wednesday.
Secretary Callahan sends notices for a chamber of commerce meeting in city hall Friday evening. The session seeks to decide if the chamber affiliates with the Business Men's organization or remains independent. All business leaders and interested residents are urged to attend.
William T. Bartley, 64, a New Brighton resident and father of Joseph Bartley, was found mutilated on the P Y and A railroad tracks about a mile north of the New Brighton station Tuesday morning. The exact cause may remain unknown. Bartley was born in England, lived in Beaver Falls, and belonged to Christ Episcopal church I O O F and Knights of Pythias. He is survived by his wife and seven children in New York Beaver Falls this city Kennewick Homestead Union City.
M B Allsworth, rural route mail carrier from New Wilmington, debuts a new two wheeled enclosed mail cart. The white painted cart rides smoothly, with a bed hung on the axle and high quality springs, improving comfort and speed on the route during cold blustery days.
At the Butler General Hospital association annual meeting on Tuesday evening, officials decided to construct a substantial annex to the existing building in the near future.
Last night John Smith, a Lake Shore conductor from Youngstown, was run down by a train and suffered the loss of an arm. Emergency crews attended. condition not stated.
In a humorous exchange Mr White urges Mr Black to admit dyspepsia and touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a relief. The ad claims a tablet digesting 3000 grains of food and promises heartburn relief, stomach energizing effects, and a free sample by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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