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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1917

Page

8

Hightstown Rail Improvements And Local Transfers

The Pennsylvania railroad updates the passenger station with concrete steps walls and a new cinder platform surface. Local property trades include Charles Polhamus selling an eighty foot South Main lot to Fred Berrien who plans to retire to Hightstown.

Pennsylvania Railroad Charles Polhamus South Main Street Fred Berrien Berrien Businegs Pennsylvania Hightstown Lawrenson Correl Ralph Baltimore Martha Mershon New Brunswick Arthur L. Burroughs Ezra Road Allen Wilson A. B. Wyckoff North Main Street Charles Weller Wyckoff George M. Wyckoff

Dayton Presbyterian service notes and upcoming events

Dayton Presbyterian church reports inspiring services with a large attendance for Governor Edge's Sunday school appeal. Reverend James B. Clark led the Lord’s Supper at 11 a.m. and Rev. Robert Wilson Mark is slated to speak at the church anniversary next Sunday. The Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary meeting is set for Friday at 2 p.m. A Dayton Camp farewell to enlisted men was held at the local schoolhouse with prayers, flag raising, and songs including Columbia the Gem of the Ocean.

Dayton Presbyterian Church Walter Edge James B. Clark Bessie Hubbard Adele von ‘Han Miss van Derveer Rowland Dey Robert Wilson Mark Woodbridge Dayton Patriotic Sons of America of P. O Jocal D. W. Quatterbaum George’s Road Baptist Church Paul Matzke Columbia Ocean Bro. R. M Milltown James A. Edgar Mabel Stephenson H. B. Meyers Rev. Quattelbaum America Elbert Buckelew R. M. Headley A. H. van Derveer Harold Errickson Everett Errickson

Sale Offers Unbelievably Low Prices on Women's Wear

The notice touts unusually smart suites at 14 95 and serge dresses at 12 75 with furs silk petticoats blouses among many specials. It claims nothing in ready to wear apparel millinery lingerie corsets or outerwear is missing from the sale at inconceivably low prices.

Great Opening Sale for Men Offers Low Priced Suits

One of the most wonderful features of this Great Opening Sale is for Men. You will find the finest suits by the best known manufacturers as low as $16.50 and $24.50. Smart overcoats at $19.50, and Men's Furnishings Shirts Neckwear Hosiery Caps and Underwear. Unlimited selections and prices far below today's quotations.

Opening Week Savings Across Youth Fashion Departments

Departments span Misses and Young Women wear Infants and Children clothing for the Little Men and Boys. Mothers can save greatly during the Opening Week with bargains across all sections.

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