Local notes and updates from Belvidere to Harmony
A mixed Washington Star excerpt reports painting in Belvidere avenue, education board moves at Mansdale, new Hotel Belvidere management, religious outreach in Hauserville Chapel, and upcoming baseball season plans. Also noted are local property changes, a reef association gift, and moving subscribers urged to update addresses.
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David Bearg
Montana
Airs
A. J. Laft
Howard A. Barron
Washington
Belvidere
Julia A. Bryant
Hauserville
North Water Gap
Board of Education of
Mansdald
Steoo Telinmor
Ezen M. Jobison
Jobo Apgarmoses
New Village
Opdyke
Port Coleden
Daniel V. Wrekem Tag
Drake Roedence
North End
Seaton
Nova College
Murray Hila
Boag
Allentown
Lackawanna
Philipsburg
Fort Morris
Peter Asgaard
Savings safe with 3 percent at Washington bank
A pitch touts THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON N J established 1865 offering savings accounts at 3 percent interest. It emphasizes that deposits are secured by assets over 850000 and a surplus larger than the capital and invites opening anytime.
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First National Bank OF
Washington, N. J
New Millinery Dept Grand Opening in April
A new elegant millinery department opens the first week of April on the second floor of the New Building. An electric elevator will be available. Mrs. Livock and Mrs. Artemus will welcome shoppers and assist in selecting an Easter hat.
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Livock
Artemus
This Store Preaches Economy and Low Prices
A shop extols economy through buying reliable goods and paying the lowest legitimate price. Every department echoes money saving lessons, urging careful shopping as best for your interests.
Millinery Opening This Saturday for Spring Styles
Advertises a millinery opening on Saturday April 4 with over forty trimmed hats in new designs. Promises extensive stock, all new trimming, and rock bottom prices from four ninety eight to twelve dollars, with nightly working hours to please shoppers.
New Season Walking Skirts in Black Gray and Color
The notice advertises a fresh season of walking skirts with prices from 1.25 to 3.50 and special dress skirt lines from 2.29 to 8.50. It highlights Mercerized shirts and latest styles in black gray and colors, promising new arrivals and better quality.
Early Showing of Fine White Waists Advertises Styles
An item highlights an early showing of white waists with exclusive styles in dainty fabrics. It mentions prices from $1.19 to $2.00, plus gobbed waists and special trims. The tone urges readers to view the selections and notes embroidery, buttons, and corded details as desirable features.
A Fine Showing of New Dress Goods
Careful buying makes profitable selling and these gowns are priced to tempt. Latest assortment of black goods, from 250 10 Sig per yard, with a few weaves. Wool dress fabrics for waists and children's suits at two cents per yard. 130 pieces of wash goods in new shades and weaves, plain, figured or mercerized, from 6 to 8 cents per yard.
Spring Shoe Department Sale Arrives with Big Doings
New stock arriving daily for men women and children with a one day sale on Saturday April 9. Men's and women's shoes priced at 1.29 and 1.50, La France shoes for ladies listed at 4.00, plus a range of shoes and ties up to 3.00.
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la France
Ladies' Kid Gloves Line Promises Spring Quality
A fragmented notice touts a new line of extra fine gloves with best value, highlighting spring styles and premium perceived quality across fashion items. The readable text suggests affordable prices and a focus on delicate, high grade materials.
Bee Hive Bargains Emphasize Cash Only Specials
A brief ad urges shoppers to visit the Bee Hive daily for best bargains not publicized in papers. It promotes cash only pricing and insists customers get value for money, with a mottos about money’s worth. The message contrasts with policies favoring top units in barrels and underscores daily attractive prices.
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Bee Hive
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