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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
12
This store offers a one day sale featuring 20 new season suits in black navy brown and grey checks. Regular prices ranged from 10 to 15 dollars and all are offered at 5 dollars with early arrival advised.
Store advertises 27 inch silk fabrics including Rajah in white light blue pink lavender navy and tan with brown dot and Latin Fou lard silks. Regular prices 69c and 75c cut to 48c a yard for tomorrow only.
The June Curtain Sale lists Nottingham, USSR Ride, and Cluny curtains with various prices. Notable items include Nottingham curtains in multiple price points and Battenberg curtains offered at several price levels.
One lot of Children's Sample Hose in white and colors, plain and mercerized lisle, and lace. samples of regular 15¢ and 25c hose, all perfect goods while they last at 5¢ a pair tomorrow.
Ladies hemstitched and scalloped embroidered handkerchiefs offered at 9 cents each. Some imitate real embroidery and worth from 12 to 15 cents in regular trade. Sale occurs tomorrow.
The Wash Goods counter announces a sale tomorrow with selections including Dress Ginghams at 8 1 2 cents per yard Shrunk Suitings at 1 1/2 cents Linen and Wash Crepes at 15 cents Shantung Poplin at 19 cents and Shirting Prints and Cotton Challies at 4 cents per yard.
Bleached Turkish bath towels in large heavy white quality sold tomorrow at 19 cents each. Sale emphasizes 25 cent value reduced to 19 cents. quantities limited.
A limited quantity of ladies Jersey ribbed sleeveless gauze vests, regular 10 cent value, will be sold tomorrow at 7 cents each.
Hosiery sale notices list Misses and Ladies Sample Hose in black white tan blue and pink with plain and lace styles offered as perfect regular stock at 25c and 35c per pair.
Fifty one ladies white embroidered lawn shirt waists are offered for 69 cents each after a regular price of one dollar. The items are new, neatly trimmed and have long sleeves, with fresh condition advertised for Saturday sale.
A grand assortment of ladies neckwear arrives for Saturday featuring new lace and embroidered Dutch collars and jabots plus sailor collars. All fresh and attractive with a special value at 25 cents.
Yesterday's paper shows staple and fancy notions sold at under regular prices. Many lots are tiny and not advertised but marked ridiculously low, urging readers to get their share tomorrow.
Robert Pomeroy of Park Avenue received word that his only brother Thomas Pomeroy of Independent Oregon died there. He would have been 60 next October. Survived by four children and his wife long deceased, he leaves sisters Mrs. Mary Shearer Crawford County Mrs. Scott Mitchell Centerville Iowa area Mrs. Matilda Byers Oregon and Mrs. Elizabeth Van Orsdale Oregon. Funeral attendance unlikely for Mr. Pomeroy and Mrs. Shearer.
Luciano Caiazzo faced trial on a false pretense charge by Joe Serafino. Prosecutors say Caiazzo borrowed $199 by falsely claiming ownership of property for which he had paid $1,000, while the defendant denies the allegations of misrepresentation.
Lehigh Portland Cement Mill No 2 will restart next Monday after weeks of shutdown. The plant employs about 400 men who are pleased the mill will resume amid strong orders on the books. Mrs John A McGonigle received a new maroon private ambulance today. It is finely upholstered with a cane seated couch and sanitary features. At 70 Pittsburg street, spring lamb bacon ham and other fresh meat are offered.
Washington dispatch says General Coxey, once a foe of high tariffs, now pushes for a 1.5 cent per pound tariff on arsenic tied to a Roanoke mine he owns. He argues the tax would profit his mine and asserts his need to avoid starvation, despite past populist rhetoric.
Jackson Ky June 18 The grand jury investigating the attempted assassination of feudist Ed Callahan was discharged without indictments. Although some circumstantial evidence pointed to Johnson and Eli Smith who are under arrest, the findings were not of sufficient strength to warrant an indictment.
The funeral for the late W. B. Miller will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the residence in Kittanning. A horse plunged into the Allegheny River today after being frightened by an express train, drowning Mrs. Jacob Kammechenger during a ride home.
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