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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
8
End of month sale features novelty taffeta in gingham effects and pastel plaids at 1.59 and 1.69 to 2.25 per yard. Black taffeta 1.95 per yard, soft finished 40 inch black taffeta for skirts and dresses at 2.50, white and colored dress voiles 40c yard 29c sale, many floral designs and sheer voiles, genuine non Krush dress linen 1.19 per yard special. lots of new fabrics and colors offered.
Advance sale offers Tuesday and Wednesday with summer dresses from 5.95 to 10.00. Store boasts high prices for ginghame and voiles and claims early purchases forestalled wholesale costs. Also features reduced men and women’s wear including suits from 29.75 and cheap chemise and nightgowns priced at 2.50 to 3.50 with various styles and fabrics.
Stock take reveals broken lots of Scrim Marquise and Net Curtains in white and ecru with sale prices from 1.50 to 6.50 and 20 to 30 percent off. Yard goods imported and domestic nets offered with discounted rates and 20 percent off on drapery materials and Velour drapes. Also porch matting, Bozart fiber rugs, Rag Rugs and Orinoka sunfast fabrics in multiple sizes and colors.
Obituaries announce Clyde R Akins of Moundsville West Virginia born February 15 1877 died May 26 age 41 survived by wife and two children Duane and Louise two brothers J Frank and Edwin J and three sisters Berthay Emma Akins and Ethel A Johnson. John Mowris died at his daughter Mrs William Rapps home on the Warren Tidioute road Stone Ridge aged 81 years six months and twenty five days survived by daughter and two sons thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren funeral Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the daughter’s home Rev H H Barr officiating interment Oakland cemetery. Funeral notices follow for Mrs Peter Motto Mrs A G Anderson and other local residents with service details and interments. Floral tributes noted. New shipment of flags and local ads appear near end of item.
Real EstateSalesmen needed in Buffalo amid a booming market. Banks flush with money and new industries nearby attract workers, with major employers like Curtis Aeroplane Plant employing 16,500. Five years of big money making opportunities await qualified applicants. write A. E. Low at Buffalo Bond Corporation.
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