18 Inch All Linen Towering Crash Sale at White June
18 inch all linen towering crash with red border priced at 35c per yard in the June White Sale. Includes many other table linens offered at prices well below present market.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
8
18 inch all linen towering crash with red border priced at 35c per yard in the June White Sale. Includes many other table linens offered at prices well below present market.
A collection of bargains for quick clearance featuring embroidery edgings in narrow widths with dainty patterns at 10c per yard. June White Sale bands in colors and white in various widths, regularly 25c to 75c per yard.
Plans to expand the motor truck route for eggs now include vegetables and fruit during the production season. The truck company will supply as many vehicles as needed, aligning with shipments from New York to Philadelphia and ensuring return trips loaded with goods. SHAD EASILY TAKEN The article notes shad migrate in vast schools to fresh water streams for spawning and that fishermen have learned to intercept them with rumby nets, making most marketable shad caught this way.
Leading doctors nationwide promote Phosphated Iron capsules as a reliable builder of blood and nerves. They claim it helps spring fatigue by boosting energy, sleep quality, and overall well being, addressing tiredness and run down health in workers, women, elderly, and children. Obtain genuine capsules from Siegfried's Pharmacy and major druggists.
Special Saturday only 9x12 tapestry bugs priced at 23.73 dollars. Hematitching service offered while you wait. Address listed for Mrs PB Trashel at 1106 Pennsylvania Avenue East. Date stamps show 6-28-11 and 6-24-6¢.
The War Department released a casualty tally for the American Expeditionary Forces totaling fifty six. Killed in action include Lieutenants Karl H. Eyman Jerome L. Goldman Norman J. McCreary and James S. Timothy plus several corporals and privates. Wounded severely and died of wounds or disease are named alongside a lengthy roster of soldiers from multiple states and cities. A prisoner of war is also noted among the casualties.
A fragmented old ad describes a product called Mothers Friend claimed to ease pregnancy and childbirth. It touts reduced pain, safer delivery, and fewer nerve strains, urging readers to write Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta for a booklet and sample.
Private Edward Preyer of New Haven Conn is identified as a prisoner. Previous reports listed him missing. In Marine Corps casualties announced from Washington 50 total: 17 killed in action, 7 died of wounds, 26 severely wounded.
Mrs B A Wright recounts her nine year old son recovering from measles with Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. The ad cites cough relief and return to school, praising Vinci to restore strength appetite and vim in pale children. Sold by Siegfried's Pharmacy and leading druggists. Also notes celebrate Italian victory with a flag display at special price 15 cents.
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