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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
5
A local store showcases new carpets and rugs in various grades from Witons to fine Axminster Velvets and Brussels. The display highlights drop patterns and ends-to-close cuts offered at low prices to attract shoppers seeking budget and premium floor coverings.
A notice states that until further notice the store will close on Monday nights at 6 p m Jas H Smith R is mentioned in the message and customers are advised to walk in and look around.
A catalog of rubber goods and medical items including bedpans cushions pillows and gloves. Also features sanitary cups thermometers vaccination shields and atomizers with emphasis on comfort and affordable prices. Rexall remedies for indigestion and nervous exhaustion are promoted with customer praise noted.
McMonagle and Rogers advertise The Leading Druggists at 30 North Street and 155 North Street on the North Side. They promise correct pricing and quality in medications and sundries.
The notice advertises the last encertainment lecture course by the Aid and Home Missionary Society in Florida, to be held at Vails Opera House on Friday evening March 4. Charles Taggert will entertain with recitations, violin mimicry, and selections. admission for children under twelve is fifteen cents, with a hoped-for large audience.
A fragmented preview lists ads for Keid MR. Wolf Read Tompkin sewing Read Craxford Furniture Palmasta and the Russel House with temperature and sunset details. Upcoming events include a North Congregational Church social a dime social and a seventh annual ball by the OOW Band plus an old folks concert and a Calliuhop of Tippecanoe Social Club gathering at Assembly Rooms in March and April.
A Cleanly woman believes daily scalp scouring cures dandruff by removing scales. She may wash every day and still suffer dandruff and hair loss. The article states the only cure is killing the dandruff germ, with no scalp preparation providing a true remedy.
Port Jervis Republicans held a village convention with delegates from several districts. A. Heinle elected chair. George Rosencrance secretary. Denton nominated for village treasurer. Trustees nominees Edward Mayer Isaac D. Lain Thomas H. Branch and Munson D. Wickham. all nominations were unanimous. A new village committee was elected and a statement of Republican Principles issued.
Miss Hen and others from Columbia County visited Dr and Mrs DeKar in Middletown. Joseph Clark of Mid-Glen toured with his wife and mother-in-law. Erie conductor Dolson and wife visited Port Jervis. Rockwood Ferris and Rothy sail to Bermuda on the Bermudian. Several local deaths noted. Mrs Sybil McBride dies in Chicago at 78, and young Clarence Rogers dies in Westtown. The Erie plans a Jersey City terminal. coal stockpiled near Snake Hill for potential strike. Salvation Army rummage sale planned. Whitaker dissolves firm, real estate and insurance to continue. Saxton's watch auction ends last week. Bates' Phono Parlor promoting sales. old cough syrups warned against.
Night Hawks held a social evening at 34 Beattie Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank F Hertlein. Seven tables played point euchre with prizes awarded to Miss J Smith Mrs McCall W Darton and D Morgan. Miss F Smith performed piano selections with Odells Orchestra and dancing followed with out of town guests Miss Eckert Sangerties and Miss E S Schil Mead Port Jer vis.
The Onward Club of the First Congregational Church redefines meeting nights to the third Thursday of each month. After the literary program, members will enjoy a social time. Also mentions Saxton's jewelry auction and promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from E. C. DeWitt & Co. with user testimonials.
Daily private wire quotations reported by Ennis and Stoppant show stock values from the New York Exchange. Figures include American Car and Foundry 84. Brooklyn Rapid Transit 53. Chicago and Northwestern 22. Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Con. Gas 153. Pacific 22211. Met. St. Ry. 137. Norfolk and Western 128.
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