Tariff cuts cloth cost in spring and fall weights
The author notes regrets over overspending on goods this year and predicts lower prices may persist only if another panic occurs. Tariff changes reduce the finest cloth by 44 cents per pound, translating to 44 cents per yard for spring cloth and 66 cents per yard for fall cloth. Calculations show about three and a quarter to three and three eighths yards needed for a suit, affecting overall fabric cost by roughly one dollar and some.
One Price Clothing Sale Promises Big Savings Now
A One Price Clothing Sale touts full suits at fifty two cents to two dollars and twenty one cents as manufacturers slash prices to move stock. The ad urges customers to buy now, warning that money will be tighter later and that cheaper goods may not be available future seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaacs
Morningstar
Fehrman Bros
W.d Richards
Warren Chronicle Glade Run Street Car Update and Local Notices
Rounds of local items from Warren include the new street car route extending through to Glade Run improving service. Names of residents visiting, court attendance, church plans, and a mix of ads and public notices fill the column. Notables mentioned include Supt. J. W. Reynolds, J. Ross Thompson, and Rev. Dr. J. A. Kummer with events at Trinity Church and a Young Men’s Christian Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. ©. C. Hill
Struthers Hotel
Fnday
Glade Run
J. W. Reynolds
Mr. Scoville
Thea
P. G ER
J. Ross Thompson Esq
Erie
A. W. Ryan
E. N. Smith
Fourth Street
Rev. Ryan
Trinity Church
Warren
Young Men’s Christian Association
Woodard’s
J. A. Kummer
First Methodist Church
H.N. Ritchfield
Bank Officers Named in Historical Board List
M Waters serves as President with E T Hazeltine as Vice President D L Gerould in the role of Cashier and L W Dennison as Assistant Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
D. L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M Waters
P. Hall
John M. Siegfried
D. F. Hottman
P. J. Bayer
C. A. Cornen
A.J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G B. Ensworth
Cashier
D. W. Beaty
B. Dunham
J. R. Freeman
L B. Wood
Charles W. Stone James Clark
F H. Rockwell
A. J. Hazeltine
M. Lindsey
G &. Parmuee
H A. Jamieson
Er. E Hertzel
Fragmentary Notice on Sales and Interest
Fragmentary OCR text mentions REMEMBER THIS sold substantial footwear and urges subservience to self interests by dealing with certain parties. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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Ulster
Dunlap
Roelofs
Chas.e. Salyer
Kensington
American Clothing Store
Jadger
Warren and Vicinity
Roubert
Raver
Cherry Grove
Beecham
Lepger
New York Weekly World
Ayer
Thompson
M. W. Bovee
Goodwill Hill
Robert Fuller
Coreopolis
Jno. Kaba
Pittsburg
I. A. Whitney
Pittsfield
Bradford High School
Union City
Frank Black
Warren Democrat
Butler
Pittsburgh
John Albright
T. S
Burt Baker
Madison
Wisconsin
First National Bank
Maine
Slater
Eben N. Ford Post
G A. R
Citizens Executive Board of
Warren County
Warren County Institutes
G Lsc
Charles H. Noyes
Ralph W Davi
Jennie Morrow
C.S
Davis
Isaacs & Morningstar
Pine Grove
D. M. Howard
C. W.stone
Washington
Mr. Thompson
Joan
Hrzsz
Oil City
Dinsmorz
Warren Savings Bank
Warrenational Bank
Warren, Pa
Wm D Brown
Jerry Crary
DW Boy L
Tom li
Chast Tomo
Andrew Heitel
P Wheeler
Homes and Hearths
Elegant Household Monthly
Address Homes and Hearths Publishing CO
New York
Remem
C. P. Northrop
Fal
Weyeran
Va.uu
Parler
Nelson Greenland
Warren, Ra