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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
4
Narrow misspelled catalog notes advertise embroideries and Swiss corel covers on sale Thursday at 100 yd. Ladies urged to visit and buy, with a special lot priced 10 and 15 cents per Kinbroidery and a broad line of fine embroidery threads and trimmings offered at low prices.
A local store advertises a wide range of wash goods including 27 inch floral lawns, dotted Swisses, and burgandies in light and dark colors. Special prices from 8 cents per yard to 50 cents per yard with new lines of Levis fabrics, crepe chiffon, embroidered scarfs, and dress patterns. Emphasizes discounts on plain white goods and embroidered Swisses while urging customers to save money.
The committee for Methodist day announces a morning ball game between two churches, followed by a 2 PM park events program near the union ball grounds. Twenty one events include sprints, dashes, potato race, jumps, hammer throw, relay, and tug of war, with water polo by MG A teams in the lake. Ralph Hartzley leads the event committee, with C. H. Andrews as announcer and James Horner among judges. Ralph Baltzley and Volz traveled to Warren to finalize morning ball game plans.
Numerous residents including Juhi Stoughton John Lewis and J W Leanigan are noted in New Castle as visitors and travelers from Pittsburg Boston and Chicago. The town hosts a large attendance at events and weddings while preparations for a band organization and local festival are described along with travel plans and funeral notices.
A Welsh reunion at Cascade will be held Saturday with athletic events, boat races, a prism show, and open air theater. Alderman T P Williams conducts. Rep. W Aubrey Thomas of Ohio gives address. William Edwards of Scranton to speak. Entries close soon. events include foot races, potato race, canvas, swimming, and a concert at Cascade Theatre.
Rev. Paul Yourd of Carnegie, who recently accepted a call to the Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian church, cannot assume charge of the pastorate until October. He has recovered somewhat from a recent typhoid attack and, after a leave for Cliffside next week, will return to be ordained and enter active ministry upon his return.
In Grecoville, Wranley Tomabre and Joseph Kostrahach were fined 62 dollars by Squire Miller for illegal fishing on Sunday. Deputy Fish Warden Klanen arrested them as authorities crack down on fishing violations in the county.
Fragmented testimonial on overwork and confinement exhausting vitality, causing sleeplessness, headache, indigestion, and poor circulation. Claims Dr Miles’ Nervine and Restoratives restore nerve strength and improve sleep, digestion, and overall health with a patient’s positive recollection of relief and vitality.
The notice promotes B&H and B and B summer items in the home furnishings department offering wall paper carpets rugs mattings lace Swiss curtains hangings window shades and made to order services on short notice.
A newspaper ad lists reductions on wash goods including cottons, lawns, Swisses, organ dies and silks. Lillie Lawns drop from 34 to 8 cents, Blue Bell Lawns from 16 to 8 cents, and all Swisses and Linens cut to 12 to or one new low. Mohaite and light summer silks also discounted with multiple price points across categories.
A catalog style notice lists jacket suits at 44 off and separate jackets at one third off. Silk shirt waist suits and Teffers Silk suits are priced, silk jacket suits at 14 off, with ladies wash belts 10 and 25 cents. Ladies shirts feature waistline styles with stiff collars and cuffs, and a man's tie is available for 260.
The ad highlights B and B Wash Goods offering shadow printed Mousselines with Jacquard stripes and floral prints at 85¢. Also features leaf design Mousselines 45¢ and other Mousselines 25 to 50¢ per yard. Batistes Organdies Dimities offered in floral prints and conventional patterns at firm prices.
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