03 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
1
The Village Improvement Society announces an entertainment for February 22 at the First Presbyterian chapel. The program aims to showcase Cranbury’s improvements, including footways and the Public Library, stressing benefits to all residents and urging community participation.
A Cranbury event showcased the First Presbyterian Sunday school and Peddie Institute Musical Clubs with mandolin, glee, and quartet performances. The program included A Plainsman's Song Slavery Days Molly's Eyes and Abila Intermezzo. Audience praised the entertainment and future prospects.
D Frankel of Stroud Oklahoma credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing a boy’s ugly boil after his wife advised treatment. The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica as a quick healer for burns cuts sprains and swelling and promotes a 25 cent price at N F Clayton’s drug store.
The jury found John Sears guilty of murder in the first degree for the shooting and killing of minister and wife at Dutch Neck. Judge Justice Reed sentenced Sears to death in the electric chair, with prosecutors detailing a planned act and motive while defense counsel argued for leniency.
John W. Modders of Maddernville Michigan suffered for 15 years with a cure defying stomach ailment. He sold his farm and Nevada daily work ceased. After trying Electric Bitters he can eat again and reports grand improvements for stomach liver and kidneys. Sold 50c at N F Clayton's drug store.
A.U. Blauvelt presents a spring stock of dress goods wash goods white goods and embroideries with appealing selections. Prices are described as very attractive often below those in other city stores and customers are urged to plan now and sew.
Housekeeping goods of many kinds are featured with emphasis on stock and prices for the young housewife. Sheetings tickings towels linens napkins counterpanes curtain laces draperies challis quilting cottons and quilts are highlighted for buyers.
A local shop proclaims sorry style over substance with a bold sale pitch. It urges customers to seize the chance to buy coats or suits at discounted prices as the retailer trims stock.
Store announces deep price cuts on coats and suits with coats from 5 dollars and up and suits from 10 dollars and up. Highlights the new stock contains no bad styles and invites customers to buy now.
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