Tailoring Dept Offers Finest Suits at Realistic Prices
The Tailoring Department touts a wide range of premier styles and skilled cutters and tailors. It promises no $35 suit for $25, but pledges genuine value in every suit offered.
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1891
Page
8
The Tailoring Department touts a wide range of premier styles and skilled cutters and tailors. It promises no $35 suit for $25, but pledges genuine value in every suit offered.
Our long experience and careful attention to customer tastes let us fill the bill in the Furnishing Department. We lead in neckwear collars and cuffs dress shirts underwear footwear gloves and handkerchiefs. A visit to our store will prove our claim.
Our store showcases fresh fall shapes and styles with the Miller hat as the sole agent. The display highlights current headwear fashions for the season.
Trunks are in demand and you should inspect at leisure to know what you want when hurry arrives. The department includes traveling bags and valises and invites you to view Warren’s largest and finest stock yet.
We present an array of Pine overcoats, silk-lined or not, built as Tailoring Art for fall. These coats are marketed as stylish and genteel, with insistence that they must be sold to clear stock, located opposite Savines Bank at No. 316 Second Street, Warren, Pa.
Friday morning 1891 ad for The Warren Book Bindery touts excellent facilities for binding ledgers journals day books cash books and magazines at 90 cents to 1.50 per volume with six or more volumes priced specially. Ledger job printing department renewed. strong competitive claim against Buffalo Cleveland and Pittsburgh. estimates and samples offered.
Mrs. John Kropp buys and moves into Glade Run hotel. Burglars rob Rochester House safe at Ridgway. Sherman bets $500 Flower will win governor and $100 state lands by 50,000. Block system for N Y P Q RR to start Jan 1 with new signals. Rev J M Thoburn to lecture on India in Warren. Sheriff sale at Mayville nets M B Sheldon farm to Buffalo Savings for $4500. Revere House addition boosts hotel. Arrow office sold for $310. Miss Minnie Martin to teach stenography at Warren academy. Wardrobe and local incidents fill page with society notes. Russell Conwell to lecture on The Jolly Earthquake next Tuesday. Local business and social updates follow.
The Children’s Aid Society seeks public donations after loss of state funding. Mrs. W. Hart, president, urges support to sustain care for destitute and homeless children in Warren area. Also reports of a fatal accident in Corxpow and Melbourne rain-making contracts, local ads, and notices including letter list at Warren post office.
The census bulletin lists corrected county populations for western Pennsylvania with figures for Allegheny 551059, Erie 86074, Westmoreland 112819, and others. Also note an ad for Lepeer office printing and book binding promising reasonable prices and satisfaction guarantees.
Regional fever threat noted with malaria risk from air and water. Hostetter s Stomach Bitters promoted as preventive and remedy for malaria and digestive irregularities. Also an Ely Dream Balm testimonial cites relief from chronic catarrh amid advertisements for Latine dress shirts at B G Gregory s.
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