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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1920

Page

8

Department Managers Sale boosts prices with deep cuts

Yellow Sign promises bar gain as Department Managers run a contest for customer favor. Goods in the sale are claimed to be irreplaceable at sale prices. Shoppers' Letters are still being published with a $2 payment per letter, while a customer recalls buying a coat at Steinbach's for ten dollars less after a costly trip to New York.

Steinback Company New York Steinbach’s H. M. Pridham Third Ave Asbury Park

Plainsboro to Have Farmers Institute

Plainsboro plans a Farmers Institute at Grange Hall on Saturday January 24 with afternoon sessions for men and women, a 7:30 pm evening program, a 50 cent supper, and free admission. Speakers include Walter L. Minch, George T. Reid, J B R Dickey, J Percy Van Zandt, and Mrs Rose Morgan. local volunteers organize both men and women committees.

Plainsboro Community Committee Middlesex County Board of Agriculture Farmers’Institute Grange Hall Walter L. Minch Bridgeton George T. Reid Mt. Holly J.B. R. Dickey State Agricultural College Misa Marjory A. Hells Percy van Zandt Blanenburg Rose Morgan New York City George Davison H. A. Stults Clifford Stults Albert Hulick H. W. Jeffers J. W. D. Wycoff Fred Groves Mayme Dey Wm. Major Cornelia Perrine Annie Schenck A. S. Reed Raymond Britton Dayton Community Committee Farmers’ Institute Presbyterian Church Walter Minch Robbinsville Dayton

Social notes from Hightstown and nearby towns

Mrs William Rogers and daughter Beatrice of Applegarth visit Wilmington Del with sister Mrs Dawson Jester. M P Chamberlin and Charles Field attend Philadelphia auto show. Harry R Field also in Philadelphia for the same event. several local residents attend a Wayfarer event and a hippodrome outing in New York. Edythe Peppler is sick with measles.

William Rogers Beatrice of Applegarth Wilmington Del Dawson Jester M. P. Chamberlin Charles Field Philadelphia Harry R. Field H. D. Winters Hertzog R.M. Rivenburg D. L. Messler Kathryn Davison H. B. Winter E. W. Caine Edward Garwood Bordentown John Kerner Frank Mary Gaskill Nellis Hendrickson Misa Myrtle Brown Trenton George Brown

Dayton Hosts Farmers Institute With Free Talks And Dinners

Dayton displays a varied program featuring a farmers institute with lectures by Prof. L A Clinton and Miss Coodale, canning demonstration by Sand Hills Achievment Club, and community singing led by J Francis. Free sessions start at 2 PM with evening talks at 7 and 9, followed by church meals. Local committee members from Dayton and Caldwell coordinate the event.

Miss. Coodale Women’s College Sand Hills L. A. Clinton New Brunswick J. T. Francie Caldwell N. J Dilatush Minch New Jersey Professor Clinton Francis Dayton T. M. Applegate Wm. H Giles Harry Hunkele John Everett Reuney Petty Floyd Evans Charles Stillma Harvey Dey Andrew Ely Ellison Errickson J. W. Erickson Mra. Johnson

No Great Act of Heroism Required

An argument that no heroic action is needed to protect a child from croup and that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is accessible and effective. It also includes a quote from Da Samuel Smith on the Brotherhood of Man and Fatherhood of God, emphasizing faith as the basis for social improvement.

Chamberlain Man God Samuel Smith

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Palm Beach Voorhees Price East State St Trenton, N. J Hightstown Garage Ford Cars Hightstown Hast Windsor Mercer County Washington Township Cranbury Middlesex Leon Ely Prop Hightstown, N. J Adler Rochester Co Atterbury System B.f.gunson Clothier and Haberdasher State Street Hotel Windsor Steinbach Company Ivory Guz Plainsboro Farmers” Institute Edythe Peppler Fred‘ W. Donnelly Donnelly’s Frede Donnelly Coylor Opera House Mens Boys the Sun Optical CO F. C. Leamning, Pres West State Street Warren and Willow Streets Staly-Trent State and Warren Streets
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