Bryant Store Wool Suit Ad with Black Clay Diagonal
An advertisement promotes a men’s suit of pure wool in a black clay diagonal pattern. The coat is fully lined with a durable lining, well made and trimmed, and offered at an excellent price.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
6
Fancy Cheviot Suit Sale for Young Men
A vintage advertisement touts a $9.00 si ze Cheviot suit with overplaids and a low price point for fashion conscious young men. Coats are short and trousers loose with all sizes and styles offered, plus $70.00 and $12.00 options for higher end suits in fancy colors and stripe effects.
Fancy Vests In Great Demand And Fashion Notes
The ad promotes Fancy Vests in high demand with three styles in many patterns. Pique vests priced at 150 and 1 75, silk styled vests look like silk. Six different handsome styles available at 3.00 each.
Hat sale promises unbeatable price and guarantee
A local ad extols a hat priced at 1.90 to 2.50 in comparison to others. The seller promises a strong guarantee with every hat and asserts their weekly business volume shows the impact of selling the right kind at lower prices than rivals.
Men’s Blue Serge Suits at Substantial Spring Price
An ad promotes men’s blue serge suits made from all wool in a substantial quality. The item highlights spring style and a striking price, noting the value.
Local Shirt Prices Highlight Value and Quality
The notice argues against inflated prices by offering shirts at a lower price with similar quality. It claims shirts vary in fit and finish and emphasizes direct-from-maker purchases with minimal markups, noting other sellers may offer comparable goods.
Spring shades kid gloves with extra value
Advertisement notes gloves priced at $1.50 commonly, now $1.25. Describes heavy outseams for street wear and light stock with inseams or overseams for dress wear. Mentions new spring colors and fight color tones.
Fashion notes on mochas and grays in shades
A brief fashion line notes pricing at seven fifty for genuine items and describes mochas in grays as tight dark shades and also tans.
Mothers Offer Sample Fast Black Stockings for Children
An advertisement promises sample pairs of fast black stockings for children sent to a specified location. It claims a money back guarantee if the stockings do not wear better than any previously purchased, covering multiple sizes.
Labor and Child Labor Bills Spark New Jersey Legislature
Prominent New Jersey labor leaders vow action after the legislature passes only one of numerous proposed measures. Advocates criticize the defeat of key child labor reforms and expansion of state control over enforcement while calling for district-based Senate elections and renewed union influence in the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stata
Trenton
Avila
Assembly
House
Senate
Bhinn
Baling
New Jersay
Lowe
Benry
J. Gottlob
New Jersey State Federation
Sonryy Tokio
Chld
Journeymen Bakers Union
Isbor
Yagsad
Inbar
Ofice
Hutehingog
Seary F. Hilfere
New Jersey
Peboration of Labor
Baseball Notes and Local Players Tangle in Early Season Picks
Scattered notes on Shackleton Vonght and Richardson joining Sandey games with Crescenta of Paterson, Jacoby the Eile strong boy securing a Plainfield pitching spot, and Jack McPetridge of the National League beating Philadelphia Athletics recently. Mentions High Ridge hopes, several named players, and the rough New Kensington scene with North End’s 11 to 4 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackleton
Vonght
Richardson
Crescenta
Paterson
Jacoby
Eile
Plainsfield
Jack McPetridge
Acaines
Philadelphia
Athletics
Wae
Sarureny
Holiday Pases
Woodington
Uhone Duya
Wil Washington
Bummer
Oronnlasa
Warne
Cox
Dialer
Tinney
Scully
Lark
Atupson
Bradley
Aka Carbhy
Aualin
Stroudsburg
Onavball
Austin
Thia
Sama
Poti Psburgh
Ova
Ula North
Villa
Nova ' College
Jobsters
Deis
Hema
Naloon
Snowmonia
North End
Ano
Sacis
High Bridge Area Sees Plans for Big Year Ahead
Several Hunterdon County notices highlight local deaths and business plans. Edward Palmer, known drover and restaurateur, dies in Flemington. Lambertville readies electric lighting with a yearlong contract. The Newton Board of Trade weighs industrial strategy amidst railroad constraints. A fatal milk train accident near Dover and a notable birthday gathering in Gar Valley are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juy
Edward Palmer
Flemington
Sussex, National Bank Tack
Hunterdon County
Oramor
Flamington
Jobo Laboy
Whippeny
Blackwell
Oroaalig
Dover
Laat
Lambertville
Sffeg
Mary
Force
Ibold
Newton
Datehar
Merriam Hos Co
Cook
Sonterville
New York
Bora
High Bridge
Newton Gas,and
Bludtzile Company
Branchville
Onder
Mies
Mary Colgan
Hayhurat
Lembertville
Sanmmis
Jagt Loriainturs
Ecole Commiralon
Manu Taolnising Siteer Sewing Machines
Amatiioth Steel Works
Stanhope
Furmaca
Jacob Ike
Laks Dopateone
Henry J. Edeall
Hamburg
Gyasex
Abner Dilta
Gar Valley
Kate Cregar
AmandaBrevena
David Nefehbor
Neoshment
Sophia Cole
L. A. Nefebbor
Conrad Neighbor
Califor
Newton Board of ‘Trade Ig
Ana
Neatrton
AumMmor
Sna
Ambitious fires plague towns near Bolton and Berink
Discharge of a serious burn victim at Breton hospital followed by a fire at Mondog mill in Berink, Pa. Insured loss reached 16 000, with neighbors estimating 18 000. A barn at T A Hay’s property outside Raston burned to the ground. Junction coal plant shutdown triggers local worry. Musings on work stoppage leave many idle as Miller seeks Philippine snake catcher post after fearless, venomous snake handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Rice, Mnotter
Bolton Semoot
Breton Hospital
Mondog
John Crissina
Binkatown
Wees
Berink
Tearsiay Theroo
Bolk
T. A. Hay
Raston
Junction
Fieam Miller
Ihea
Stroudeburg
Philippine
Islands
Miller
Two Song
Gulf practice accident spurs ship gun damage and deaths
During Gulf of Mexico drills last Thursday a 14 inch gun on the battleship was twisted by an explosion. Reports say several sailors were killed and five wounded as crews scrambled amid debris. The incident follows broader austerity and local politics reflected in various civic notes across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Lawa
Plainfield
Common Council
Massachusetts
Penneylvania
Lenaliers
Ptt
Log Ag
Judika Axerelace
St. Tanke
Hay on the Trolley Promoter Discusses Electric Roads
Easton Free Press prints comments by trolley promoter Mr Thomas A Hay of Euston on early electric street railways. He cites the College Hill line and other projects, naming builders like D W Nevin J Mershall Young and the Northampton Traction Company, with plans extending to Bangor and Lake Hopatcong and a May target for a Philadelphia loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whabington- Euston
Easton Free Press
Thomas A. Hol. Hay
Euston
Hay
Beaton
Mens
D. W. Nevin
J. Mershall Young
United States
Aldo
Nan
Bush & Bus
Jon
Albert L. Johnnson
Amerie
Easton
Northampton Traction Company
MaGrath
W. R. Ay
Staerlgieg
Existon
Hethieheds
Allestowns
Naviweth
Tatawy
Steckertown
Bangor
Joh Ion Ayulam
Girton
Binpor
Gaston and Dollastown
Trosey Company
Dislon
Philadelphia
Ani
Rakton
Eastin and
Wacblngton Traction Company
1Ston
Lake Hupatcong
Io Td
Upadteama
Rovert MM
Patty
Washington
Washington National Bank
B.stou
Joes
Orssanssessenneseaven
Rollea ‘Northampton Traction Co
Easton, Palmer and Bethleheim
Enston and Washington Traction Co
Boston
Doylestown Street Railway
Neenencie
Eesemssens Saevensservaesen
New Pocket Manual of All Diseases Offered Free
An advertisement by Humphreys promotes a pocket manual claiming cures for fever headaches chills vomiting and digestion issues. It lists various illnesses and remedies and urges readers to request the booklet mailed free, with names suggesting a medical product promotion from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiltan
AMS
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Bryant Store
Pennsylvania
Mierarchy
Dart Srathy
Torus
Sonesistentars
Cornish Co
AEA
the Star
New York Tribune
LABOR
State
Fros
Wicini
Dr. Humphreys
Humphreys
Spoeifics
Timot
Prudential
Home Office
Newark, N. J
Dryden
Beechtent
Ie Dwain
Brenidens
Bhoat KR
Ate
HP Vai
Bechelaty
H.C. Deorick
Ant
Supt
Roonti
Bank
Hpdbayrant St
Waalington Avenue
Wanitaje
Ford
Ford & Fleming
FURNITURE _AND CARPETS
Washington, N. J
Altemus
Opera Hose
L'D' Easton
Penna
James. L. Shields
Ferina
Wilkes
Alcantata
George Wilkess
Bam
Fanny Fern
Dante Lambert
Wagner Farm
Hackettetown
Paulus
Joseph D.klotz
Hackettstown
N. Ji
Washington-Nr
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