Fine Corset Covers On Sale At 25 Cents Each
A new lot of corset covers with face and embroidery trim is now on sale offering good values at 25 cents each. The item emphasizes quality and affordable price for readers.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
10
A new lot of corset covers with face and embroidery trim is now on sale offering good values at 25 cents each. The item emphasizes quality and affordable price for readers.
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claimed to act internally on mucous surfaces and to build up the body's strength. The ad promises one hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, citing F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
John Ford a 17 year old from Youngstown was reported to have stolen large sums from his father and was seen in Cleveland last night according to local police notes.
Shenango presbytery will meet Tuesday at the Hermon and Princeton churches for the installation of Rev. J S Pittinger. He will be received into the presbytery after being released from Butler presbytery and takes the pastorate formerly held by Rev E R Tait, now at Wampum church.
An advertisement notes Sunday dinner available at Dan Millers 19 East Washington Street and promotes LAWRENCE Stain from Sample Hardware Co Mahoningtown Pa.
Delegates to the Amalgamated association convention meet in Youngstown next week amid expectations of no wage scale changes. The 33 member wage committee began work in Bushnell hall, reporting on local settlements and deferring scale decisions to departments. Toledo pursues 1909 convention. McArdle likely re elected for another term.
Rev. A. H. Jordan arrived from Sistersville West Virginia to assume leadership at Central Christian Church. He will deliver his first sermon Sunday morning marking the start of his pastorate following the close of his term there last Sunday.
The vacated position follows Rev Francis M. Biddle's resignation now at Wellsburg West Virginia. Rev and Mrs Jordan will reside on South Mill Street near Phillips Street. Sunday services include 11 am sermon Why We Are Here, 7:30 pm Service, 9:45 am Sunday School, and 6:30 pm Christian Endeavor.
A lighted pipe left in a coat pocket at John N. Phillips residence 118 East Long Avenue started a small fire Friday around 6 30. An alarm from box 56 summoned Chief Connery Fifth Ward and Central ladder truck. Loss was small.
Judge Porter confirmed the sale of Charles A. Buxton's 105 acre farm in Neshannock township. The committee A. H. Chase Mercer sold it to David Spiker for 7865 dollars and 17 cents.
School Controller A E Kerr of the Third ward walked down the street Friday afternoon for the first time since a recent illness. He is still weak but shows rapid strength gains.
In a terrific blast at the Republic Valley plant in Youngstown, James Clancy sustained serious injuries yesterday.
A patriotic cantata titled Columbia will be presented at Central Christian Church on Saturday evening May 2 1908. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
Sample Hardware Co of Mahooningtown Pa seeks testimonials for The LAWRENCE paints and requests a booklet.
Rev. John C. Ludwig of Emmanuel Evangelical association will preach farewell in two services before moving to Pittsburg to lead Fifty second Street church. His departure follows three years serving here from Warren, Pa. Rev. Robert Tirsch of Sandusky succeeds Ludwig, arriving next week with his wife and two sons at 10 South Street. A. M. Patterson retires as pastor of the Second Baptist church with a farewell on Sunday.
The regular monthly musical service at Trinity Church is set for Sunday at 8 o'clock. Chorus choir directed by Ralph M Lowry will perform three anthems with soloists Miss Alice Cubbison Miss Gula Frew Miss Margaret Kirk Mrs J W Sampson and Harry Urmson W C Price. The program includes Barcarole Magnificat Nunc Dimittis The King of Love King All Glorious Jerusalem Turn to Thee Finale in D Minor.
The Read ing Circle of 89 urges New Castle to clean streets and tidy lawns during a citywide housecleaning planned to start Monday May 4. Mayor Lusk declares help for residents unable to dispose of refuse, asking all property owners and households to participate.
Mrs. Mary Campbell of 401 West Washington Street New Castle Pennsylvania testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills curing her kidney trouble after a severe attack. She credits the remedy with relieving back pain regulating kidney action and restoring strength and health. She notes prior endorsement in 1904 and urges continued use for cold related backache. For sale by dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The New Castle and Sharon railroad faces major changes as Erie ownership ideas fade and Lake Erie interest grows. New line plans from Sharon to Stoneboro connect to the Franklin division, boosting New York Central prospects and a potential Pittsburg to Franklin route. Directors approve capital increase to 1.6 million dollars and Lake Erie officials inspect the line from New Castle to Ferrana.
After a three month idle period the last furnace at Struthers will resume operations next week. Local plant management announced the restart as demand increases and production returns to full pace.
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