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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

14

Christmas Gift Specials From a Wool Goods Store

A lengthy ad lists Christmas gift ideas and prices for women and children, including wool garments, framed pictures, dolls, gowns, gloves, shawls, and ready-to-wear items. The copy emphasizes value, wool content, and broad gift suitability for wives mothers daughters and sisters.

FURS Christmas Furs sale prices and sets

Shoppers find Christmas fur specials with items like Children’s Sets from 98c to 4.96 and fox, lynx, and opossum pieces priced from 3.00 to 21.98. The ad highlights Russian Coney Lynx fur sets at 9.98 to 10.98 and stylish Fox coats at 21.98, emphasizing lower prices for quality fur selections.

Isabella Opossart R. Wallace & Sons Mig. Co Rogers Victor Co Derby Silvar Co

Community Notes From Great Meadows And Nearby

Local society and church events fill the week from Great Meadows to Newark. Residents attend visits, rehearsals, and family gatherings, with updates on illness, travel, and holiday celebrations among families including Baldwin, Walton, Alten, Miller, Wyener, and others.

Local items from week of events and visits

A string of brief notes records visits and actions: Shaninger lost a valuable item. Mrs Caivin and Mrs Wan shopped in Philadelphia. Mrs Reese of Easton spent a couple of days last week. Mrs Sailor of Milford visited relatives. Tames Cope returned to work at Alpha cement after a three week layoff. Rev Tish Walker of Greenwich Presbyterian prepared a chapel sermon. Isa was suddenly ill while husking corn but improving. Rev John Good of Einesville Christian preached and a sermon followed.

Shaninger Alpha Cement Tish Walker Greenwich Presbyterian Isa Talen John Good Tie Einesville Christian Oh

Asbury Notes and Local Travels From New York to Morristown

Mrs F Cawley visited New York during the past week. Sea Pylts Of Ranton visited Ila and Nile bere crony Saturday and remained over Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Belatol went to New York on Thursday and stayed over Sunday. Mrs Geo Ladner and son Neal went to Morristown Saturday and remained over Sunday. Wharey Cregar went to Philadelphia to engage in the grocery business. The M E Sunday school rehearsing for Christmas entertainment, to be held on Christmas Eve. William Rinehart injured his foot while at work in the graphite mill and has a very sore foot.

Asbury F. Cawley New York Sea Pylts Ranton Ila Nile Bere Monay Ura Belatol Mra Geo, Ladner Neal Morristown Wharey Cregar Regis Dent Lms Gene Philadelphia M. E Rinehart

Donn's Kidney Pills Backed by Washington Woman

A Washington resident, Mrs. Deniel Hanladker of 29 Home Water Street, testifies that Donn's Kidney Pills cured her headaches, dizziness, and back pains caused by kidney trouble after other remedies failed. She states she used the product from Warret County stores and found full relief. Remember the name Donn's and take no substitute.

Washington Deniel ‘Harnladker Homewater Street N. J. Sa Warret County Deng Sher Squellys Fue

Evangelistic meetings and community notices in Phillipsburg area

Local church activities include evangelistic meetings at First Baptist and Grice House hall, with updates on enrollments, school affairs, and hospital news. The Phillipsburg community reports weddings, a planned Curtis Publishing contest, a machinist’s death, and several local appointments and social notes.

First Baptist Chine Grice Hse Ly Iqre Sensanta Alvitt Diliqui Street Woslay M Aris Pwelye Ay Agholars Unie Phillipsburg Hutvit Hildebrant Rbeynett Street Raston Hospital Inge Weds Cliytan Smith Phillipanurgy Iligh Schoal Cluricd Phil- Hosburs National Bank Martin Heoart Peys Satay Jra Newark Harvey &Cole Curtis Publishing Co Philadelphia Jay William Smith Edison Coment Co Lowith Ncel Philipsburg Hanes Pennsylvaniac Andrew Merrick Arth Knowles First Presbyterian Colelouth BR. D. Edagh Varnon Edith May Rolley

Local Notices From Boston Visit and Family Gatherings

Cuanghaatin Hiram Castner and daughter Sallie spent Saturday in Boston with relatives. Prayer meeting was held Sunday at the home of John Knoeppler. Castner entertained his daughter and family. Mrs Eugene Castle entertained Mrs Guint Moore of Stow on Sunday. Victor Caring of New York visited his parents Ed and Mrs Samuel Garling. The little daughter of Castner has been suffered from an accident in the car. Mrs Frank Whitman of Weg Hills and Mr and Mrs John Shields spent Sunday with Shields' parents. Mrs George Anderson and Mrs John Anderson of Mt Alry were present.

Cuanghaatin Hiram Castner Sallie Boston John Garoy Tllenberh Jonn Knoeppler Eugene Caatlec Guint Moore Stow Artavle Victor Caring New York Simuel” Garling Agus

Wal om ry oe Dh eM ete sale lt

The fragmentary notice mentions a local sale action with unclear spelling and names. Readable parts indicate a public sale notice referencing a formal process and officials.

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