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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
20
Awnings with iron frames in multiple sizes to block sun from bedrooms. Marquisette fabrics in white ivory beige offered at 16c and 16c per yard with display samples. Floor Shine Cedar Oil Polish and adjustable mops highlight wood care and cleaning options priced around the 69c and $1.50 range. Wash silks in striped patterns, 36 inches wide, priced at 50c per yard.
Men's summerweight union suits in white and ecru with short sleeves and ankle or knee lengths. Sizes 34 to 44. Regularly 1.00, now 69 cents. Chalmers Poros-Knit union suits also in white and ecru with knee or ankle lengths. Imperfects but offer good wear at 69 cents.
A fresh stock of men’s neckwear features Palm Beach ties in dots and figures, plus stripe and fancy patterns. The ties come in a fine assortment of colors and designs and are priced at 25 cents.
An advertisement promotes New Area Summer Corsets as a medium bust mesh model with a long boned skirt, double wire ironing, rust guaranteed, six supporters, sizes 20 to 30, priced at $1.00.
New Castle Rotary club members were entertained by Youngstown peers on Thursday evening. Arch Clump and Joe Chappell spoke to the audience. An auto mishap near Abe Welsh caused no injuries and the trip resumed.
In Gertrude Proctor Curry’s 1912 will the bequests to Westminster College and other religious charities hinge on a condition. Because the husband’s death timing failed, Westminster College loses 2000 dollars and other gifts may also be affected. The will names William M. Curry as executor and includes multiple church related bequests.
Judge Porter approved a realignment of Ellwood and Portersville road to run through Dallas Winner's farm. The move shifts from the viewers route with claimed convenience benefits. Winner released the township from all damages claims.
The Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory announces the closing exercises of the industrial departments and the present term at Huntingdon on Thursday June 24 at 2 00 and 7 30 p m. The events are open to the public with a cordial invitation to attend.
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