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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1908
Page
5
300 full pieces and 250 distinct patterns from Fall River Mass exhibit during September. Special sale arranged to feature washable fabrics with indigo blues and fast colors red black. Tomorrow morning in Go Yard window display and Wash foods Section offers wide varieties at one price for all.
Over 100 new shirting styles offered in white ground fabrics with neat figures, stripes and polka dot patterns. Available in Black Pink and Blue to suit varied preferences.
An assortment of over 75 different patterns finished in imitation Foulard Silk. Choicest silk patterns used in printing. Colors include Navy Cadet Tan Pink Light Blue and White grounds with Polka Dots and Side Band patterns highly desirable now.
The Rosebud Indian lands in South Dakota will open for settlement at Presho and Chamberlain from October 5 to 17. 848000 acres of government lands fertile and unsettled will be offered with a system of allotting farms. Civil War and Spanish American War veterans get registration by mail or through an agent and may enter a quarter section if drawn. Several railroads pass the lands and district agents are distributing brochures.
Cascade theater in Sour Maetree offers Thetis and a lively vaudeville lineup this week with reduced prices to attract families. Acts include Claude Austin the conjurer, White Sisters, Sadi Wallets, and Mozart in New York impressions. Manager Robbins aims to draw crowds with ten cent admissions to all seats, promising a strong show for patrons.
A group of priests depart for a retreat at Millvale and Mt Alvernia to spend a week in study and meditation. The participants include Father O Shea and Father Sharpet from St Marys, Father Andrezjowski of St Marys, and Father De Mita of St Vilus churches.
Court opened this afternoon with two murder trials listed for the current term. The commonwealth pursues charges against Rocco for the killing of Deputy Game Warden Beeley Hawk, followed by a case against Fred Rasella for the murder of his brother in law. A long juror list includes engineers, farmers, clerks, shop workers, and tradesmen from New Witonngton, Ellwood City, Plain De, Pulaski, and surrounding towns.
A New Castle area farmer credits drought with preventing greater crop damage, noting dry ground spared corn and buckwheat last week despite frost risks. He warns against over grumbling and cautions on water regulations and licensed plumbers for water system connections.
Rev G5 W Phillips was warmly greeted at Grace M E Church as the new pastor. He preached Nehemiah in morning and evening sermons, praised as a rising church figure with prior roles in Allegheny College Drew Theological Seminary and Ohio conference. His family plans to move to the city this week.
Peter Hinkel of Youngs town and two carpenters claim a novel device for elevatory use. The invention supposedly strengthens with greater mass, enabling lighter components to support heavier loads. The project aims to harness river dam power for a new concrete dam and power plant at Lenvittae burg on the Mahonleg river.
In city Methodist churches yesterday informal receptions greeted pastors returning to their charges by conference. Dr. A. ich of Epworth and Rev. G. S. W. Phillips of Grace church spoke at services, with other ministers preaching to large crowds as they resumed duties after the conference period.
The presbytery of the Presbyterian church meets this evening at Enon Valley Church with Rev. W. H. Miller as pastor. The program is miscellaneous and routine business will be transacted Tuesday. Rev. R. F. Porter of Westfield Presbytery may be received and installation arrangements will be made.
Chairman W. W. Stevenson of the Republican committee doubts whether G. O. around this neck of Shew is ready to roast ox or fund the event. So far the ox roast fund is not large. Arrangements for speakers are not yet made. Mercer fair is urged for September 23-25.
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