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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
6
Advertised last week the store extends its sale tomorrow Friday July 3rd until 10 PM. Women and children’s muslin undergarments are deeply discounted with hats hosiery skirts and shoes offered at bargain prices. Special parasols for the Fourth of July, early Friday morning start.
A sale offers white pure silk gloves 16 button length at 89 cents a pair and 1.50 black silk gloves on sale. White and gray lace lisle gloves priced 19 cents. Friday sale day only as stock runs out at Rymalás.
Hosiery bargains announced for a Great Friday Sale. Ladies Lisle hose in various styles priced at subrange rates, with limited sizes available. Children’s cotton hose offered in a cleared lot at reduced prices, encouraging early purchases.
Curtain sale lists Brussels Net and Cable Net options with varying prices. Discounts include one-fourth off on Ruffled Curtains and a sale on remaining stock at reduced rates. Clear pricing shows multiple bundles from $10.00 to $3.75.
A versatile collection highlights plain and fancy weaves suitable for many occasions and conservative tastes. The display emphasizes durability and classic styling in wool fabrics.
Sale day offers include fancy colored wash fabrics and 50 cent values for yardage. Arnold's Colored Batiste at 16 cents per yard and Arnold's Fancy Lawns at 10 cents per yard. Soisette in light and dark colors priced at 25 cents per yard.
Fabric listing notes Persian Lawn at 48 inch and per yard rates with 3 percent and 50 cents for Mercerized Batiste also 48 inch per yard. Mercerized striped material for waists 50 cents. Fancy stripes and checks 39 cents quality for 50 cents. The Famous Long Cloth, 12 yards for 25 cents. White linen 36 inches wide 1.50 per yard. Linen 36 inches wide 50 cents to 1.00. White goods in checks and stripes 10 to 25 cents.
A parish sale notice highlights reduced prices on White Skirts with long flounces and embroidery plus Empire Gowns and corset covers. Prices drop from $2.75 to $1.98 and similar cuts on drawers gowns and children's garments.
A local store announces a Friday White Sale offering wide flouncing with matching insertions at 75 cents a yard and insertions at 50 cents. All embroidery in stock reduced for sale day only. Seventy five pieces of Torehon Lace and Insertion matchings priced at 5 cents.
Bargains listed include 36 inch unbleached muslin 121%4c per yard and 16c dress ginghams per yard. Pillow case muslin 42 and 45 inch and apron gingham per yard. Merry Widow Petticoats reduced to .98 and ladies striped gingham skirt .25.
Great reduction in jacket suits for everyone with prices listed from $50 down to $7.50. The sale urges quick purchase as values drop across sizes and styles.
Linen skirt sale with prices shown from 6.50 down to 2.00 dollars. Clearances advertise reduced rates and final markdowns.
Sale notice for women’s fancy one piece dresses with discounts. Prices shown include a $45 dress now $15 and a $30 dress just $15 plus a $20 dress reduced to $10. Limited quantities.
Reduced prices across millinery items with hats marked down to 15 and 10 dollars and 7.50 and 3.50 for sailor hats. Sailor hats offered at less than half price with special Friday and Saturday sale.
Members of the House of Savoia Humbert the First and the Polish societies held today’s feast of St Mary with a July 2 parade. A procession to St Vitus church featured high mass by Father DeMita, followed by a Fifth ward parade and fireworks on Phillips hill. The Ashtabula Italian band performed to a large crowd despite a local ordinance.
Charles Liebman director of the Idora park orchestra in Youngstown leapt from his stand amid a chorus of discordant notes. A guitarist with a smile and a gold handled umbrella approached him as the odd moment marked the director’s birthday.
Rev. Joseph Novak of Sts Cyril and Methodius Church in Youngstown was buried yesterday after an imposing funeral service attended by parishioners and community members.
An Audubon survey warns feather plumes threaten Americas tropical birds. Reports from 1905 detail rapid slaughter by plume hunters, urging law and fashion changes to end cruelty and waste.
Plain tailored waists in linen or lawn with plain or tucked fronts offered at sale prices. Selection includes trimmed lawn waists with lace or embroidery, with many at reduced figures from $6.50 to $2.50, all waists marked down to $1.50 to $4.00 or $1.75 and $1.50 in some listings.
The ad lists deep discounts across women and children shoes including Ladies patent leather oxfords from $1.50 to $2.39, patent calf and tan oxford options, children and infants oxfords, white canvas styles, and men’s satin calf and patent calf shoes priced as low as $1.50 to $3.25. Also notes little gents and boys shoes on sale.
Readable sale advertises Marseilles quilts in white and colored embroideries with scalloped edges. Prices drop from 3.50 to 0.50 as stock clears, including plain hemmed options and honeycomb designs, with several pieces discounted to under a dollar.
July 2 Arnold Bestwick a Franklin farmer hunting turtles felt a sharp sting on the hand from a hole in a creek bank. The arm swelled and he suffered severe pain followed by convulsions and restraints. Amputation is considered but may be too late as doctors do not know the bite's nature.
William Hartman, sought in Beaver Falls for grand larceny, was arrested in Youngstown last night. He faces extradition to Beaver Falls to answer the charges.
14 year old Cecil Reilly of Youngstown was badly hurt after being thrown from a carriage yesterday. He sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized for medical care.
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