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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
7
Boston reports a Harvard professor E. E. Raymond predicts humans will lose many teeth and some toes and fingers over 40,000 to 75,000 years as evolution proceeds. Forehead may widen, skull and brow enlarge, hair loss driven by civilization.
Dr Rudolph Bloghart of Vienna says postwar ties with the United States progress through three stages. He notes U S aid aided Austria after WWI, credits stability of currency for business, and envisions a third phase building sound American Austrian trade. He stresses mutual finance, production, and investment. A Omaha police report notes an officer arrested a man who sold him insurance.
An advertisement touts Venus Hose as the best full fashioned women’s hose, offering many shades from black to navy. It markets a slender fit with novelty appearances and promises satisfaction with prices around $1.94 to $1.81, listing numerous colors and models.
Merchandise note announces 60 cent hose for 44 cent women’s mercerized sport ribbed hose. Colors listed stone gray balkan black schedale with sizes 9 to 10 offered during anniversary sale.
A wonder item for Borst school wear heavy ribbed socks in black and brown. Sizes 7 to 10 years. Three-quarter length with ten down cuffs. Anniversary sale price 14 cents.
A shipment of 288 garments arrives for a Saturday sale featuring Boys Nainsook Athletic Union undershirts, and Men’s Summer Union Suits in short sleeve and knee length. The cream shade offers many large sizes, part of Beverley Mat's Anniversary Sale.
The sale lists men’s Nathcook and Harvard athletic union suits in sizes 36 to 46 with Anniversary Sale prices marked. Also featured are boys’ blouses and Balbriggan union suits, plus Hi-grade fibre silk socks and polo cloth athletic union suits. Prices range from 4 to 8 cents with many items described as classic or novelty fabrics.
Linen sale note for dress linens offered at 79 cents per yard in shades maise golden brown rust copper flame corn red seda lavender nile silver rose white and more. 36 inches wide, pre shrunk French finish fabric advertised as regular $1.00 grade.
Rayon lingerie from the Fibre Silk range advertised for a special 14th and 4th anniversary sale. Step-in styles in assorted shades with edge shoulder straps priced at 74c to 94c, promoted as real value items to move quickly during the sale.
Large close woven Turkish towels in all white offered at 25c, regular 26c grade, advertised for a fourth anniversary sale.
A 39c to 29c sale note for Turkish towels in large size and fine thread, all white. Advertised as a special for the store’s 14th Anniversary with a reference to Bale Sach and a 29¢ grade.
The store proclaims it will match any rug price nationwide and asserts it has the largest rug collection in Lawrence County. It emphasizes quality and value and vows to meet lower prices if found elsewhere.
Baby Week sale highlights rubber pants at 75c with 15c options in medium and large sizes. Dresses feature handmade garments from sheer materials and fine lawn fabrics, with prices ranging from $1.26 to $3.95 and infant wear like long and short dresses discounted to about $1.48.
Advertises various girls' union suits in sizes 2 to 12 years. Blends pricing like 4c to 74c during an anniversary sale. Highlights nainsook material and refined neck band details from Demabh Brand and standard girl bloomers.
Special for the Anniversary Sale featuring printed silks at 3.39 and 2.86 for pure silk printed crepes in spring and summer tones. Heavy crepe in bright patterns, satinette 59c and 54c satinette fast color options. Salinetta plains and shadows in all shades yard at 4c.
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