Hosiery Sale Ad Highlights Wool Hose Prices
Readable items show children and women hosiery in black wool with fleeced lining. Prices listed: 25 cents for children's black wool hose and 35 cents for women's fleeced black wool hose.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1894
Page
8
Readable items show children and women hosiery in black wool with fleeced lining. Prices listed: 25 cents for children's black wool hose and 35 cents for women's fleeced black wool hose.
In Tunkhannock the Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Hodge of the Presbyterian church delivering the sermon. The service begins at dawn. The article also notes mass early 20th century railway disruptions and local civic matters.
Hyde Park resident Miss Lydia Barrett visits Miss Ellie Clark in Pine street. St Thomas church hall opens nightly with local talent, and University Extension lectures continue with Shakespeare authorship discussion and a North China talk by Rev W W Shaw. Borough council meets. bills paid include police duty and road work. street maintenance ordered for North Main. Davidew Bros advertises hot pies, cracks and sporting goods.
Miss Pearl Westgate of Uniondale visits sister Mrs Geo Exmay. Multiple residents travel to Scranton and Carbondale for visits. A fire in a South Hudson street house and a second blaze on Main street cause damage. suspected arson cited. Insurance valued at $1,000 on Davies shoe store loss. Community notices include sales pitches for utensils and Mrs Winslow's Syrup.
Stroudsburgs BStandard Manufacturing of East Stroudsburg is adding an extension to double their factory size amid a busy period. The firm has received significant orders and is expanding capacity to meet demand.
M W Bliss Jr and family hosted a farewell dinner at Beach Street home with Carrie Bliss and others before leaving for Orange City Florida. Event included Clark's Green attendees and Epworth League rally news followed by notes on local church women reorganizing socials.
Mr and Mrs Geary Gray hosted Pittston friends at Main Street home as Mudtown’s big fire yesterday stirs town residents. Officials say no cause for alarm since recent organizational efforts underway to address the danger to property.
Reader notes suggest buying wedding presents from Davidow Bros on Luchuwamia Avenue offering desert knives and forks and triple plated goods. The fragment implies a local supplier promotion during a matrimonial event.
The Cornet band fundraiser in Smith's hall last night drew a full house. A long program featured Overture, solos by Misses Jones, Reed, and Reilly, recitations, duets, and band pieces with Prof McCawley as master of ceremonies. Also noted were Peter Manley’s injury after falling down Richmond's shaft and a fatal auto accident involving a mule hit by an electric car near Keeler's hotel.
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