Second Church Notices and Local Visits
Rev. O F Taylor preaches at 10 80. Sabbath School at 2 90 o clock. Friday evening at 7 20 sermon Sonship in the family of God. Monday evening at 11 30 Subject The triumph of Christianity Leader Julia Silvers. Rev Joseph G Symmes of Jacksonville visiting Addison Symmes this week. Miss Johnie Meyers of New Brunswick visiting Mr George Puerschner. Miss Susan Applegate staying with Lewis Chamberlin.
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FIRST
Bikeath Bancor
J. EK. Curry
Cuaterian Expeavon
Christianity i
Mama Chamberlin
Praven Meetixa
F. Taylor
Babbath School
Praven Merrig
Onmisman Expraven
Ies
Julia Silvers
Methodist Church
Ray J. Be Tarpin
Sapsata
Erwonra Leaave
Aso
John VanDusen
Joseph G. Symmes
Jacksonville
Addison Symmes
Johnie Meyers
New Brunswick
George Puerschner
Susan Applegate
Lewis Chamberlin
Will Meet at Perth Amboy WCTU Convention
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Middlesex County holds its annual convention at First Baptist Church in Perth Amboy on Friday September 80 with morning sessions at 10 30 including greetings from Mrs J Waite and Miss Gertrude Freeman and an address by President Mrs C F Garrison. Afternoon devotion led by Mrs Geo C Taylor and an address by State President Mrs Emma Bourne. Lunch costs 10 cents served by the Perth Amboy Union.
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14Th Regiment, New Jersey
Rahway
Charles B.holmes
Hon. Hubbard
J. A. Leggett
Barry Post
Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Ridgeway
Taylor
Ida Whitaker
Ruth Whitaker
Perth Amboy
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
Middlesex County
First Baptist Church of
J. Waite
Gertrude Freeman
C. F. Garrison
Cor
J. N. Harris
Treas
J. R
Geo. C. Taylor
Emma Bourne
Mra
A. M. Hammer
Perth Amboy Union
The Censor Intervenes In A Twilight Love Scene
A dated humorous fragment shows a couple's ardent exchange interrupted by a stern censor who asserts control over the scene. The officer narrator orders the lover to reveal their situation as the scene shifts to the library for a moral accounting and blue penciling.
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Marie
Hotetuph
New York Journal
Memorial rose from Japan crowds cemeteries with beauty
The Rosa wichoriana Memorial rose thrives July through fall with creamy white blossoms and golden stamens. It sprawls quickly, can cover graves in one season, and needs gentle training. Its hardiness suits outdoor planting. leaf curl diseases from cool, wet weather are discussed with remedies and a note on plum pockets. A general fertilizer mix of bone meal and wood ashes is advised for fruit trees, with broadcasting and soil incorporation.
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Vicks Monthly
Japan
Sulley
Ohio
Selby
New England
Preserving Rhubarb and Homemaking Tips
A collage of household guidance on preserving rhubarb with pineapple and cranberry blends, a jelly making method from pieplant, and natural disinfectant ideas. Also includes fashion notes on folding sachets, decorative jackets, a humorous quip about Dorothy, and an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery and eye specialists at Applegate’s Arrival Room in Trenton New Jersey.
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City of
New York
Applegate
Rooss
State
Warren Stx
Trenton
N. J
Elegant fall dress goods burst with variety and value
The fall season opens with a wide display of dress fabrics from top manufacturers. Prices feature 20-inch fancy novelty silks at 49¢, 20-inch shaded ta ffetas at 79¢, 22-inch striped silks at $1.00, and 22-inch checked silks in multiple colorways. The sale emphasizes quality and breadth of stock for shoppers.
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Blauvelt’s
New Scottish Clan Plaids For School Dresses On Sale
Counter display offers a range of fabric shades and styles priced around 20. New Scottish Clan plaids are introduced for children's school dresses at an introductory price.
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the Cranbury Press
Church Notes
Mr. A
Abram Woorners
Republican Caucus
Cranbury Township
Odd Fellows Hall
James H. Goodwin
Third Congressional
Middlesex
County of
Taylor Opera House
Somerville
Bomerast County
Bomerast Hall
Pirat
North Branswick
Cranbury Jamesbur
Monroe
Mudicon
East Brunswick
South Brunswick
Bayrpville Wreccerees
Porth Amboy
Birat
Uiitown
Woodbridge
Helmetta
South Hiver
South Amboy
Fifth Ward
Councy Committee
H. Wilson
Mogn
Rosa
Mary Ann Disbrow
Brooklyn
John Petty
Miss Osborne
Mr. Ivins Horner
Burlington
Wm. F. Perrine
Groves
Rider's Business SS of
Corp. of
M. E
Hightstown
E. Bruce Sutphen
London
England
H.C. Symmes
Jud
Mrs. Symmes
W. Oakley Hermance
U. S. Army
Philadelphia
Daughters of Liberty
Order
Cranbury
the Fire Association
Observer
Clayton
C. F. Taylor
The
Electric Light and Power Company
Hightatown
Lott
John W. Griggs
New Jersey
Hobart
McKinley
Trenton Clothing Co
John Hemphill
Calvary Church
Lnyman
Bium
San Francisco News Septer
Clover
Jenkinses
Joneses
Williamars
Growlers
Williamins
Browne
Jenkinsen
Chicago
Nell
Tom Bello
Jack
Sho
Tom
Philadelphia Record
New York Herald
New York Tribune
Dorothy
Maud
Chicuro
William Stonaker
Craig & Son
Bucklen
Arnica
Tre Brat
N. F. Clayton
W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa, Il
Dr. King
H. FE. Bucklen & Co
N. F. Clayton, Drugpst
Pyoroio Lodge
No. 150
F. & A.M. Tnesing
Joan D. Caampenin
W. M
David Johns
Wyckoff’s Mills
Mason
Cranbury Station
W. W. Swett
Hioatstown
D.C. Lewis
Cranbury, N. J
Samuel Stults
Joho J
Jase
Bell
Wolf
Dib Ave
N.V. City
WM. D. Perrine
Glenmouth Junction
John W. Dey
Hightstown, N. J
P. Dunhaw
North Broa
East State Sreel
Doleys
C. CU. Blauvelt
WW. d
Sharpless & Carpenter’s
W. H W. Petty
A. Featherstone & Co
G. D. van Derveer
Ageint
Dayton
State St
Trenton, N. J
Bradley's
Bradley
Ner
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Chard Avenue
Chemical Laboratory of
Rutger’s College, New Neretytate Scientific School
State Agricultural College
Walter T Bradley Co
New Brunawick
Myers
B.fic
F. C
Warren Street
Trenton,n. J
Masonic Temple Music Store
Cole & Son
the Farmers’ ‘Fence Machine Co
Hagerstown, Vd
Henry C. Symmes
Orme
German American Insurance Co
al Ramer
Frank A. Brown
lLocal
A. Perdoni
Malin
J. Murphy
Perth
Bologna
Kent & Son, Pianos
Kent & ON
Methush Avenue
Nordity Ins
James Vicks Sons
Rochester, N. Y
Seema
Ena
Seyernibiners
Ko al
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