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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
10
Laubachs markets a January white sale with the banner month for bargains. The ad touts extra preparations, larger stock, more salespeople, and low prices to draw crowds and boost sales in a dull month.
A local sale features a broad assortment of muslin underwear including night gowns petticoats drawers corsets and camisoles. Shopkeepers tout careful construction and home sewing standards while inviting customers to stock up at January prices despite current abundance.
Maalin of every width brand and quality are selling at special prices Bleached and unbleached January is the swing month time for making sheets pillow cases and underwear or if you prefer to buy them ready made the prices have been marked correspondingly low Our linen department was never in a better position to save thrifty housewives money Weve prepared a great raft of bargains and they are all now trash lines bought from the best linen house but the profit go on to you as previously stated to make January a busy mouth
Contingent agreement transfers option on four hundred plus acre tract to John R Butiz of Daropte Hay for sixteen thousand dollars. The buyer plans immediate work on the property and targets nearby towns for spring development. Several individuals named in the Necksboro region are listed as potential workers and neighbors. Potatoes show high prices and delivery terms attract buyers, with notes on crop losses from water damage and a local hotel proceedure concerning licenses.
AJONATION Miss Bella Young returns from a 7ak visit with relatives in Trapton. Miss Annie Bigelow of Ephipsburg entertained at H. BM. Bigelow's over Sunday. St. Ann's bazaar continues next Saturday night. Miss Gertrude Ostorno spent Sunday at Bethlehem. Mrs. Magelo Lake visiting Newark. she plans to leave Newark with her daughter Lula Von Lovenstjold. Miss Bertha Shurte heads to Philadelphia for the winter. Charles Underwood glaited at Bayonne and Jersey City over Sunday. Blanche Butler remains ill. Joseph Flynn, soils storage superintendent, transferred to Sern ey City until work resumes. Coal storage expected here for a year or more. Mrs. John Druckworth and daughters taxed by illness. Special services in the M E church this week. Presiding Elder Dr. Hatloron and Rev. E. Roberson assisted. Miss Balla Waldman returns from a two week visit to California. Miss Annie Shaban of High Bridge visited Mrs. Dennis Howley.
Bissell Snyder & Co of Bas top plan to buy a large land stake and build two plants near the Delaware river town. One facility will process 1 50 barrels and the other around 5 000 breeds of benignished product daily, with sale at auction terms prompting local workers to seek homes and join a tide of progress.
The third degree was conferred upon Clermont Commandery members and Miss Anna B Van Raton wed at the bride’s parents home. The Rev BH J Davis performed the ceremony. the couple will reside in Philipsburg. Various local civic, fraternal, and social items note elections, promotions, and shocks from typhoid and death in Easton area.
Broad Way notices report D W Bowman hiring Homer Bizon to abtract Sunday office duties at the station except for the first morning train, with farm moves anticipated for John Boa and G H Weller. George Nixon begins work with electricians at Edwon cement works. A church basement event with oysters and confections is advertised for Thursday the 224. Various personal notes mention travels, gatherings, and health mishaps, including Mrs Sylvester Gross aging and needing care after a hip injury, and Jacob Lousel planning a move to Phil liguourz for railroad work. Public advertisements tout cures and remedies from Buckton’s Arifoy Sabra, with patent claims and daily commerce.
Mr and Mrs R J Finmacfalh have purchased a fine new plate for their daughter Lala. Mary Green and Abbie Dunn have returned home after spending a couple of weeks with friends in Newark. A few attended a party at Jacob Gavedta's on Wednesday evening. Warren Wildrick of Washington spent a few days here with friends. John Sidner of Waterloo spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sigler. Tita Flows Curaming of Newark has been visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Fle ert How. A oak of Biatonnpath Thoraday with bid favharinlow L Ve William visited with family. Merrell, a respected citizen, was sick last year, Clark Wilson of Blalratown pouted late Sunday with Miss Edith Flame. Miss Annin Flasher hangs to Easton to attend school.
An advertisement touts Vinci as a safe general tonic and body builder with a money back guarantee if it does not help. It claims 98 out of 100 bottles prove beneficial and urges readers run down or weak individuals to try it, noting Vinlas for Sonera sold with the same policy by Warren Co. Drug Store.
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