Animal Rescue League tohold food sale for neglected animals
The Animal Rescue League plans a Friday food sale at 325 Norman Street hosted by Mrs William Bop to raise funds for care of homeless cats left by owners in the area. Chair F H Downs leads with Mrs James Seton and others assisting. officers include William Burnham Henry B Stoddard and F Downs.
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Animal Rescue League
William Bop
Norman Street
League
Irs
F. He. Downs
Wie Sale
James S.eton
A. 14. North
Nia Smith
Mile Mary Breen
Women's rich new wraps priced at 95 dollars
An advertisement describes new wraps that combine feminine grace with durable protection. The pieces feature chameleon cord fabric, kimono sleeves, and collars in nutria or Australian opossum, offered in rich brown tones for evening and day wear.
Dresses for youthful women on sale at $19.75
Dark dresses brighten with wool and metal embroidery and braiding. Styles range from straight to scalloped with tunics and ruffles. fabrics include taffeta tricotine and tricolette, mostly in navy blue, with oriental blue accents and second floor displays.
Heavy Axminster rugs priced below former sale
Axminster rugs of heavy quality with rich deep pile from surplus stock auction priced far below old $69. The range includes 9 by 12 feet and 8 ft 3 in by 10 ft 6 in sizes in floral and Oriental patterns, with blues and rose tints. Third floor display.
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Big Smith Mills
Axminster
Oriental Rugs Return in War's Aftermath at Discount Prices
The article notes daily store hours until six and explains that wartime scarcity did not halt rug weaving. Weavers persisted on hand looms, producing enduring, high quality Oriental carpets. With war barriers removed, rugs arrive from Orient to the Mediterranean ports, flowing to the Atlantic at prices lower than a year ago, offering diverse, fine pieces at good value.
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Orient
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Ribbon dainties delight in delicate gifts and trim
Dainty ribbon items offer real utility and beauty. Pretty lingerie clasps resemble pansies in workmanship. Sets cost 65 cents. Forget me nots, bows in blue and pink, garters, cami straps, vanity bags, powder bags, pin cushions offered from 50 cents to 6.50.
New Columbia phonograph prices and easy payment plan
Full enjoyment of Columbia at lower price with wide music range for all hours. Adeste Fidelis Christmas morning, family songs in afternoon, a dance in evening. Special pricing on Grafonola instruments and Columbia records with no extra charges and an easy payment option. Limited supply, act quickly.
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Columbia Phonograph
Columbia
Columbia Instruments
Columbia Records
Scrim Curtain Prices and Lot Details
Scrim curtains priced around 1 to 2 dollars with a large batch of a few hundred pairs available for quick pickup. Describes serim options with hemstitching and Cluny lace edge, noted as durable and valuable. Marquisette curtains offered at 50 dollars for curtains and mercerised two toned yardage discounted from 75 cents to 59 cents.
Ivory Pyralin Toilet Table Goods Highlighted
Fine ivory like pyralin used for toilet table articles in metal and wood settings. Dozens of items from hair brushes to soap boxes and button hooks, DuBarry patterns range 40c to 12.50. Special manicure and hair-dressing sets offered, three to eleven pieces, prices 9.50 to 62.50. Center aisle front.
Women jury tries first criminal case in Orange district
A pioneering all female jury in Orange district Court, led by forewoman Mrs. Everett Colby, convicted Jack Sewith for practicing dentistry without a license. The verdict followed a 22 minute deliberation. Segall of Newark paid $100 fine in a separate related matter. This marks the second women’s jury in Judge Dagan’s court within two months.
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Orange Istrict
Michiel Dugan
Orange Nol
Everett Colby
Jack Sewith
Segall
Springfield
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