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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
14
A brief item notes continuing reductions in the dependable MUFFS program as presented officials highlight ongoing cost savings and efficiency gains, with emphasis on sustained support and potential planning impacts for beneficiaries and administrative partners.
Pelts described as full-furred and glossy with beaver skunk or squirrel trim. Coats priced at 295.00 for 36 inch, 845.00 for 40 inch, and 395.00 for 45 inch lengths. Garments noted as finely finished and among the sale's most important groups.
Hudson Seal coats and dolman wraps in various lengths up to 45 inches feature select quality skins, beaver and chipmunk accents, and large cape collars. Prices range from 350 to 875 dollars, with many items previously listed higher.
The catalog advertises coats emphasizing style and quality with prices from 95 to 185 dollars. It mentions near seal and black pony coats, 45 inches long, with contrasting fur and cuffs and lists sale prices such as 145 dollars and 185 dollars. The ad highlights various sizes and fashion details.
Oxford church and community notes reveal a busy program with sermons at St Rose’s and St Rose’s gatherings, a prize euchre and dance planned for February, and a moving picture fundraiser to support local labor and health efforts. The piece mentions illness and hospital visits, a Memorial hospital transfer, and local civic happenings including Golden Star No. 126 officers installation and theater events at the Oxford Theatre.
A large touring car burned after an accident on Saturday morning along the Belvidere to Bridgeville route. The vehicle, hired from Newark with driver Samuel Gletter, left the road near a crest, toppled a rail, and plunged toward the Pequest Creek, ultimately destroyed. Officials searched the wreckage while noting the State number was obliterated. The driver’s name and inquiry details emerged as investigators pursued leads on the missing vehicle and its owner.
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