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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
8
Beginning this morning the June White Sale showcases snowy white garments and fabrics in new styles. Thrifty shoppers are invited to join the event, with assortments organized in appealing groups and marked by great values.
A trade page advertises a June White Sale featuring white dresses for women in sizes from 14 to 46 and wool dresses, silk coats, and tailored suits. It touts discounts up to 80 percent, with price cuts on chemises, slips, bloomers, and accessories. The listing lists brands like Palm Beach and Thompson, with notes on fabrics and multiple sale categories.
The clipping lists extensive White Sale discounts on textiles and linens. Items include towels, damask linens, cotton towels, Turkish towels, indigo linens, and lace sets, with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to around 9.90, highlighting bulk sale trends and vendor names like Silvia. The format implies a department store circular emphasizing low prices and assorted fabrics across many categories.
Social roundup from Warren area towns lists visits, Sunday gatherings, and family news. Residents including Mr and Mrs Ranson, Mrs Gallup, Mr and Mrs Mead, and others are mentioned with relatives visiting in Westfield, Ridgeway, and surrounding communities. The item notes travel, ball games, and local errands, ending with an advertisement for a throat remedy from Siegfrieds Pharmacy.
A fragmented OCR item notes a domestic department topic with a 3 percent price or rate figure. It lacks clear names, places, or dates but hints at a policy or tariff adjustment and related financial impact. The readable portion preserves the key percentage figure and department reference.
Fragmented ad item reads as a hosiery sale with white silk or sheer items. Mentions price 149 and 40 inch widths. OCR garble obscures full product names and sizes.
The first main sine car leaves the east at the hour and runs on a fixed timetable with connections to Warren and Cedars. It lists departure times from P. and F. station and notes express cars and timings for various branches including North Warren and the Conewango Avenue line with hourly and half hourly departures and Sunday adjustments.
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