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Easton store hints shoppers to pick gifts early in the week and day to secure best results.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
7
Easton store hints shoppers to pick gifts early in the week and day to secure best results.
The text highlights Christmas assortments praised for quality with articles priced at five dollars. It emphasizes the appeal to both giver and recipient and the stamp of goodness associated with the selections.
A local store advertises an expanded Christmas inventory with a larger, more beautiful selection of gift articles. Prices include 25c, 50c, 75c, and 1.00, described as exceptionally good value for the season.
A verbose list of visits and gatherings in town includes Mrs and Mr Sturace and kin on Sunday, Miss Blindhy Gxmnun at Mas awn Ronnell, and various relatives attending at Newark and New York. The piece notes Thanksgiving events, engagements, a wedding at Mt. Fi, and a memorial for SIS. BL. Miner amid a quiet week with several family movements and church events across the area.
Local items report Mrs John Wheeler hosting her children and church social plans at the Presbyterian and Proshy churches. Notices mention Andrey Cummins visiting family and travel in Dobbs Ferry, with Thanksgiving preparations and Sunday school preparations for an upcoming event.
A garbled OCR fragment lists alleged events and visits including a fatal incident with a 480-pound Parker, visitors staying with Mr. Lewis and Miss Danley in Port Mirtrast, and social calls at Hackerguat Avenue and Strand Mix. Other names such as Arthur TewiW, Miss Misso Wherles, and Arvilit Divites appear, with Newark noted for Friday activity.
A garbled advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies claiming scientific credentials and odorless, gentle action. It asserts suitability for chronic constipation and warns of no diarrhoea or nausea, urging purchase for worried readers during an implied trial period.
The page details a crowded social scene with visits from relatives, church services, and numerous townsfolk attending gatherings in Newark and surrounding streets. Activities include the display of seasonal decorations, hosting guests from New York, and community notices about upcoming events and home visits.
A garbled notice recalls Mrs Justith Stocker visiting sister in law Jolson Metz and various family members during a week of social calls and celebrations. It mentions Mr and Mrs Troy Ivitcten, the Staver Jolson family, thanks and hospitality at Thanksstymagic, and pupils listed for a grade event.
Sunday school children will meet Saturday afternoons at a fixed hour to rehearse for the Christmas entertainment. The Temaane Society gathers at Miss Catherine H. Uhto's home today. if stormy, held Thursday. Miss Mary Moree visited Beatyastown with cousin Mrs Rua Pordoat Beatyastown.
Auction notice for two farms totaling about 396 acres near Great Meadows and Pequest Valley. Farm 1, 182 acres with timber and outbuildings, bounded by Wadsworth road, Lehigh and Spring Creek. Farm 2, 214 acres with timber and a seven-room frame dwelling, adjacent to Kishpaugh mine farm. Sale conducted by Aton Leigh and Geog. M. Telus. conditions revealed day of sale.
The will of James Stout late of Warren County directs a sale of real estate near Broadway and Washington Avenue. The property includes a 1070 acre homestead farm and another 62 by 180 foot lot with dwelling, all to be sold at public auction under Frank Blabel and counsel Wm A Stryker with terms to be announced at sale.
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