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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
8
Hightstown residents report weekend visits and gatherings with friends and relatives across Princeton Jamesburg Cranbury Trenton and Allentown. Notable events include a birthday surprise for Mrs Swetland hosted by Dr Roger Swetland and a series of Sunday visits and stayovers among local families and guests.
All-worsted poplin coat features novel pockets, contrasting collar, buckle and piping details. Shirring under belt at back offered in navy black magenta grey apple green and cobalt. Priced at 19.30 dollars.
Special shipment offers 25 skirts including navy and black poplin. Full model shirted into belt with pockets. Value $5.00 now $3.95. Women's sport skirts in sizes 32 to 40 inches waist. Clever new models priced from $5.75 to $9.75.
Hightstown Improvement Association held its annual meeting at Mrs. W N Cunningham’s home. Formed in 1908 and federated in 1909, the group has funded spring cleanup, grounds around the station, street signs, park improvements, Peddie Lake dredging, and fire apparatus. Officers chosen include President Mrs W N Cunningham and Honorary President Mrs James Maxwell.
The season's cold dampness worsens rheumatic pains but relief is available with Chamberlain's Liniment. It is advertised as obtainable everywhere for easy access and treatment.
Dutch Neck residents hosted Sunday visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams and Mrs. Sarah Mather. Cranbury couple Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bennett spent the day with the Bowers family in Pennington. Luc y Holmes of Bordentown visited sister Mrs. George Mount while Miss Louise Weart hosted Fred Cook in Lawrenceville. Fannie Bowers visited her son L C Bowers and the Woolseys of Pennington joined Mary and Sarah Post. Edward Lang, formerly of the area, is a neuralgia patient at Elizabeth hospital. Jacob Wycoff and daughter Alice Wycoff of Lawrenceville recently visited John R Wycoff.
Cough medicine safety is urged for children with emphasis on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The product is claimed free of opium or narcotics and suitable for both children and adults, praised for pleasant taste and effectiveness against coughs colds and croup and said to be available everywhere.
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