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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
10
The store announces new arrivals on the second floor including infant dresses skirts cloaks and baby bonnets. Prices are described as popular and mothers are urged to visit this section for good value.
Advertises children’s wash dresses for ages 2 to 5 in various fabrics. Prices range from 25c to 1.50, with styles in calico gingham percale chambray and white lawn, featuring lace embroidery and trimmed effects.
A local listing presents infants garments in white dresses short and long at various prices from 29 cents to 2.50, including cloaks in cashmere, cambric skirts, and baby bonnets in lawn and silk priced 25 to 100 cents.
Attorney Richardson relentlessly questions Orchard about high grading, powder plots, and plans to blow up the Vindicator mine. Orchard admits proposed violence for $200 and later $500, names Davis and Easterly, and describes two bomb trials and subsequent money promises before adjournment.
Ellwood City merchants agree to close stores at 6 PM daily except Mondays Saturdays and the evenings before holidays. Previously Ellwood followed country store practice closing only after all customers left.
Thomas Hutchinson starts early to add an extension to his home on Beatty Avenue in Pa. He relies on Rocky Mountain Tea from Wallace's Drug Store to strengthen his day and health during the project.
At a meeting of liverymen last evening, prices for rigs rise across the board. Single rigs gain 50 cents, double rigs 1 dollar, weddings 5 dollars, christening cabs 3 dollars, and funeral carriages 50 cents more. All members attend and plan a banquet for Friday night July 14 with feed arrangements set next week.
The board of school controllers invites bids for furnishing coal for the 1907 08 year. Bids due to the secretary by 7 30 p m July 1 1907. The board may reject any or all bids. E F G Harper secretary. Mr and Mrs J C Walls of Hamilton street spent Friday in Slippery.
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