White Canvas Ties and Shoes at Broad and Second St stores
Advertises white canvas ties for ladies and children in multiple styles and sizes with prices from 1.49 to 2.00. Mentions Gibson and pump shapes, white linen duck, and a broad selection at Broad St Store and Second St Store. IncludesMisses and children's ties and shoes with varied sizes and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Welt
Biuthen Pense
Okfords
Gibson
Broad Street
Sorosis Shoes
Oxfords
Broad St
Sorosis Oxfords
Shoda
L. Douglas
Douglas
E.co
Pump
Casibas
Second St
Steea
BBC
Siere
Blucher
R. Dix
Vici Kid
Bue Metal
W. L. Douglas
Ty A
Walkover
Hien's
Wow Shoes
Maslin Price Law for To-morrow Ladies' Apparel Prices
Prices for ladies garments include Cornet Covers Corset Covers Gowns Drawers Skirts and White Skirts. Items show lace trims embroidery hemstitching beading and lace insertion with varied prices from 88 cents to 1.50 and up, reflecting trims and styles advertised for tomorrow.
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Maslin Price Law
To-morrow
Doc
Bargain Fashion Sale of Ladies and Girls Wear
A retail page advertises deep discounts on Peter Pan and Eton suits, shirtwaist suits, wash skirts, and shirtwaists in blue, linen, and lawn fabrics. Prices range from 25c to $5.00 with numerous styles for women, misses, and children including linen skirts, white shirtwaists, and new circular skirts. Hosiery, undergarments, parasols, and ribbons are promoted with low prices and seasonal selections.
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Iisitation
Eton
Woic Haas
Local church concert features volunteer chorus from South Orange and Maplewood
About sixty volunteers from church choirs in South Orange and Maplewood perform under Mrs. Lena Re Laloe with soloists Miss Greee Devis soprano from Brooklyn and Eric V. win, East Orange. Tenor Harvey We. Hindermeyer, formerly of All Angel? Church New York City, joins the program as the chorus is conducted by Mrs. J. R. Lake with assistance from organist W. J. Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
Mra
Fenea Re Laloe
Miss Greee Devis
Hot Trinity Church
Brooklyn
Eric V
Cnivese Ong
East Orange
Harvey We
Hindermeyer
All Angela’ Church
New York City
Helmnder
J. R. Lake
W. J. Hawkins
Cranford Community Notes Report From Cranford Council and Local Events
Cranford report covers initiation of Cranford Council members and state officers of the order, a banquet, and degree work by Somerset Council of Plainfield. It notes arrivals from nearby towns, the transport of Mina Lucy Fuhrmann’s body from New York for burial, and multiple social events including strawberry and ice cream festival, WCTU meeting, and musicales. Also mentions road bond proceedings, Woodmen of the World observance, and planned Valentine company stand near Nor Long Branch with Children’s Day services planned in Cranford churches.
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Raw
Greene
G.F. Rilbenger
Blakeales
Cranford Coufill, Jr. C. UA. M
Order
Somerset Council
Plainfield
Rorelle
Elisabeth
New York
Brown
Wentfield
Fairview
Sion Avenue
Hampton
Cranford
Mra. Robertson
Mra
J. H. Thompson
Ae Rn
Jo Copen
Orange Avenue
Becraat
Spri Ld
Riverside
Valenair Company
Nor Long Branch
Exercise in the At and Melle Tint Sent Will Take
An unclear OCR fragment notes exercises in the at and Melle tint with unspecified intent. The readable text lacks concrete events, dates, or participants to form a full news item.
Roselle Park News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Updates
Misses Ethel McCabe and Natalie Thompson of Brooklyn visited Livingston School yesterday. George Rus and Henry W. Knuckle reside in Roselle Park. R. F. Hayes and family moved to Chestnut Street. Mrs. Sherman Lindley hosted a gathering for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Officers were elected and the next meeting set for June 20 at Mrs. Everett's home. Lewis Groves, a patient at St. Vincent's Hospital after a fall, is slowly improving. he injured his shoulder slipping on a stair tread at his office.
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Ethel McCabe
Natalie Thompson
Brooklyn
Livingston
George Rus
Webster Avenue
Henry W. Knuckle
William Street
R. F. Hayes End
Union
Chestnut Street
Yeaterday
Sherman Lindley
Schen , N.Y
Charles E. Chambers
Westfield’ Avenue
Woman's Christian Temperance
L. T. Beret
Walnut Street
Plang
Rossie
Rorelle Park
Celina
Everett
Lewis Groves
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York
Greve
Garwood Notes Local Developments and Residents
About 100 men and many more engaged with the Malt Signek to Whe United Electric Company. Taxpayers’ Association faces new on all street sights and increased candle. Updyke occupies mic department on Centre street. Mrs. Woodheld resumes duties. Winters from Westfield plans eight new Garwood houses this summer. Mrs. Dunham visits Mrv. P. C. Reeder. Mrs. Solomon rents Morgan flat. Daniel X. Reydic and others noted in community updates.
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William Deweho
United Pleetrie Company
Atecelation
Candle T
Updyke
Mic
Centre Street
Woodheld
Dews
Westfield
Hys
Garwood
Fragmentary note on election voting and thanks
A fragmented line suggests discussions about voting patterns for Colby over parties and mentions a ceremony where Cerello, Woodruff, and others are thanked for administering the event. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts about dates places or outcomes.
Saybrook and Salem Residents Visit Friends on Fairoute Road
Mrs Chavien Kelber of William Street Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs George Erhardt of Elizabeth visited friends on Fairoute road Townley on Wednesday. Mrs George C High and Miss Gertrude High of Liberty Avenue Salem were in Elizabeth yesterday. Ezra Wogdruff of Conant Street delivering papers near Saybrent Kenterdey was struck on the forehead by a stone causing a bleeding wound. Shen Trinton kindly housed him and bandaged the injury. The stone was not aimed at Ezra or any boy.
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Chavien Kelber
William Street
Elizabeth
George Erhardt
Aleo
Shen
Trinton
Ezra
English Etchings and Oddities Arrive in London
A London arrival features light Matscca cane with gold or silver knob and cord. Prices include 1 dollar minimum for a court suit and 19 dollars for a Frith cut steel hilt sword. A London restaurant posts a terse menu fee, sausaage and onion with two bread slices for fourpence. A burglary prisoner offers a quirky defense and receives three years at penal servitude.
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London
John Burns
M. P
Frith
Recital by Young Pupils Stirs Local Church Crowd
Miss May Gerler Daland’s pupils performed at Centra Baptist Church Lecture Room. About twenty players, from younger beginners to more advanced, delivered a careful piano program reflecting strong progress. Critics praised finger technique, expression, and memory, noting standout pieces and the mature treatment by the leading pupil Alice E Brown.
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May Gerler
Andy Bepi
Mayer
Misa Alice E. Brown
Shamann
Romania
Eleanor’ Lee
Neupert
Fragmentary School Roll Call With Misread Names
A damaged OCR passage lists students and attendees with numerous misspellings and unclear figures. Names such as Dorothy Memo Olivia Carroll Hazel Myer Irene J Frohwein Elwood Carmichael William Rye and Misses Helen series Irene Frobhwain appear amid distorted phrases and unclear roles, reflecting a windy, commemorative page with scattered student mentions.
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Schobert
Lea
Pisuine
Matey
Mien
Marie Hl. Demin
Brganlar
Mr. Kerr
Parrt
Dhorothy Memo
Stexsia Olivia Carroll
Hazel Myer
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Newark
Grabett’s
Levy’s
Second Street
Ladies’ Oxfords
Senth S
Boys' Oxfords
Misese
Childres
Lene
White Sea Island
Children's Oxfords
Douglas Shoes
Thomson
Butiste and Couri
Jace
Ase
Asc
Mae Fountain
Pennsylvania Railroad
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Denver
Colorado Springs
Philadelphia
Ascessnry Sdupenees
Colorado
W. Boyd
Seavon
Roselle Park
Cereleto
Woodruff
Saybrook and
Salem
Watson
Ico. Watson & Co
Bread and Market Sts
Newark, N. J
Central
Baptist Church
Miss. Daland
June
Ryeskarp
Hargdegen
West Park
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