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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
3
Advertises deep discounts on remnants including carpets rugs and linoleum with prices mainly 0.98 to 1.50 dollars per yard. Lists Wilton and Brussels carpets in varied colors and patterns with room by room suitability notes. Mentions limited quantities and final sale terms in a bustling sale tone.
Men's linen handkerchiefs cut to 3 for 10c while supplies last. $1.00 shirts and $1.25 blue flannel shirts on last chance sale from 2.00 options. Neckties 22c for 5, 39c 3 for various 50c neckwear at 39c. Wool shirts and underwear priced to clear, as well as fleece shirts and wool blend hose at low, final sale prices. Boys' blouses and sweaters reduced to clearance levels.
A local shop touts heavy discounts on wallpaper with 25c papers reduced to 10c during a sale. It claims to have wallpaper for walls ceilings and borders and promotes window shades, pictures, and framing as part of a leading department in wall decorating.
A sale offers hats from Gage Brothers and Phipps at reduced prices. Regular hats range from $3 to $10 with many under $5, including men’s, misses and children’s trims, velvet and felt pieces, baby bonnets, knit tams, and decorative floral trims. Half price discounts apply on flowers and ribbons.
Bargain sale features cotton blankets in multiple sizes and colors with prices from 65 cents to 6.50. Buffalo wool blankets offered in several sizes from 4.50 to 6.50, plus bed comforters priced 1.25 to 3.50. Laminated cotton options listed with prices up to 3.50.
Final sweeping reductions cut prices on a $12,000 stock of dress goods and silks. Silks drop from 25c to 60c, 50c to 75c. 86 inch taffeta, peau de cygne, and broadcloth remnants priced to clear. Basements remnants vary 1 to 7 yards across silks velvets and voiles.
Classified ad lists numerous fabric and decor discounts including lace curtains silk mantels madras by yard and ruffled net with markdowns from $9.50 to $6.50 and other price cuts. Multiple item lines show percent and dollar reductions on mantels nets and drapery fabrics.
Retail listing offers half price sale on jackets and coats including black broadcloth, caracul and velvet pieces. Children to misses coats in reds blues and chinchilla, with reduced prices from $1.48 to $8.98. Ladies tailored suits and velvet ensembles also deeply discounted, with multiple price points noted.
Advertised deep cuts across bedroom suites dressers chiffonier couches buffets and dining sets with prices shown as hundreds of dollars in savings. Customers can reserve items with a small deposit and pay later when ready.
About 25 members of Amazon lodge 36 Knights of Pythias will travel to New Brighton for a large initiation and banquet then return by midnight. Uptown Pythians likely to join.
Removal notice states Chester W. Wallace has relocated his law office one door from the previous site to the rooms formerly occupied by D. B. and L. T. Kurtz at 66 Pittsburg Street.
Members of the First Baptist church at North and East streets will hear Rev. H. J. Whalen BD of Carbondale preach Sunday morning and evening. Whalen rebuilt Berean Baptist Church turning debt free and strong. He is praised by Drs Evans Sears Wrightman and Snape as a forceful orator and capable pastor.
Friday evening service at First United Presbyterian will close a week of revival meetings. Rev Charles D Fulton of Canonsburg will preach Alone with God with assistance from Rev James Ferguson. Music features Miss Margaret Henderson and Miss Matilda McMillen.
The family of Joseph F. Caldwell expresses appreciation for the kindness and support shown by friends during his illness and death.
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