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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
10
This morning we placed on sale all we have left in our fancy foulard silks at two prices. 19c foulard silks in blue and black with spots while they last. 49 All our better foulards 24 inches wide guaranteed spot proof in blue black red tan and white with spots rings and checks were cheap at 75c a yard, now 49c.
Spring suitings in tan grey blue and black and white checks cut to 29 cents a yard. Dress suitings 42 to 50 inches wide marked down from 1.00 to 69 cents a yard.
This morning the store priced all 50c wash goods at 39¢. Silk Opalescent Panne Silk Spider Silk and related plaid and floral effects are included in the sale.
New wide cambric flouncings ten to fourteen inches wide offered at 25c yard. Corset cover embroidery regular 25c value on sale at 19c per yard. Also Swiss and nainsook embroidery insertion from % to 2 inches wide with neat patterns priced 12c to 25c.
R S McCullough and Company local milk dealers to require written guarantees that milk is free from formaldehyde or other poisons under the new pure food law. Retailers buy from farmers and seek protection from adulterated milk amid warnings of prosecutions for poisoners.
A ten year old boy Ralph McWilliams of Hamilton street was hurt at Rock Point when he ran into a bench. He sustained a deep gash in his left leg that required seven stitches and caused great pain.
Mrs. John O Neal was tried for larceny of a small money bank from Mrs. Daniel Lefebre. The jury found her not guilty, with costs to Lawrence county, after testimony from the prosecution, defense, and witnesses on last May 7 theft, May 20 discovery, and O Neal’s character.
City Solicitor Gardner collects affidavits from gas consumers alleging abuse and misuse of corporate privileges by Manufacturers Light and Heat. He will not reveal specifics to avoid hindering quo warranto action. Many protests arrive, all ready to prove alleged breaches. Preparation for forwarding to the attorney general will take time and care.
County commissioners plan to order several thousand dog tax tags to be distributed to tax collectors in the coming weeks. Each dog must wear a tag after paying the tax, with noncompliant dogs to be killed by the constable by December 31. The measure aims to curb evasion and boost county revenue.
From July 11 to 31 the Free Methodists hold camp meetings in Bergers Grove Highland Avenue. The event includes all churches in the New Castle district of the Old City conference. Mrs Eva Winter of Youngstown will lead special meetings for children.
A special Beaver Valley Presbytery meeting of the United Presbyterian church is planned in Beaver Falls next Tuesday. Later in the week a joint gathering of Beaver and Pittsburg presbyteries will unite the young people's societies at Pittsburgh.
B and O superintendent B F Thompson, based in Baltimore, visits New Castle to install the Howler system enabling telephone and telegraph on the same wires between New Castle Pittsburg and Akron. The change drops the need for separate wires, allowing operator messages and conversations on a single line.
The final opportunity to purchase food ribbhens at McComb’s is announced for June 27. Ming Lanseauton of Croton Avenue has been noted as excited about the event and its bargains.
Fireman Arthur Munich of Newell Avenue and B O lines was listed on the sick list Friday. I H Godley shop foreman for Pennsylvania at Ashtabula visited Lawrence Junction. Dan Servey Pennsylvania brakeman finished a visit with relatives in Old City. B A Masson sprained ankle in Niles wreck reported for duty. Clyde Conn former Pennsylvania crew caller at Lawrence Junction now helps manage Hotel Conn at Wampum.
Grove City Pa June 21 Steps have been taken by the board of trustees of Grove City college for erection of two new college buildings a new girls dormitory to house all female students and a new building combining gymnasium armory and auditorium Also an ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it boosts vitality at Wallace's Drug Store
Mrs. Sarah Hess of 263 Croton Avenue New Castle Pennsylvania reports kidney trouble pain in the back improved after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills in spring 1897. She says seven years of relief from symptoms followed and urges recognition of the medicine. For sale by all dealers price 40 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for U S Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
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