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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
3
An ad touts seasonal bargains at Fitts Bee Hive Fitts Building with plain propositions on dress goods and jackets. It cites large stocks, price breaks, and low profits to attract buyers, promising value and quick purchasing.
In a glut of wash fabrics due to a late season, prices drop and stock moves fast. The store offers its entire line of white goods, including mercerized and satin-finished items, reduced from 29 to 48 cents to 25 cents. An in-store display is placed at the center of the shop.
Special lots of undermuslins offered with well made neatly trimmed garments. Skirts 49 cents, Night Gowns 49 cents, Corset Covers from 20 to 50 cents. Largest assortment in our business history with prices well below regular.
Ruffed Maslin Curtains are priced at 67¢ 75¢ and 98¢. Lace curtains and the New One Curtain in lace flounced styles cost 2.98 3.98 and 4.98.
The note highlights low prices on black petticoats for spring and summer, with silk items up to 5.00, wash skirts and wrappers at small sums, and a full stock of millinery including white hats. New goods arrive weekly. visit for headwear, gloves, fans, and parasols. Aimed at graduations with gift ideas.
County Superintendent Atwood attended a Saturday scholarship exam for Bulgar College at New Geros Wick with several applicants. one exam adjourned for better conditions. A sale of Lotino Widenor goods under attachment occurred Saturday, conducted by Constable Tector.Harold Marrill, a longtime worker for D. C. Blur, reportedly left town amid unpaid notes. Wayne Dumont, Esq., visited Belvidere briefly. A local debate at the M. D. church discussed if a young man should marry before age nine and ended in favor of the negative. The district Sunday School convention at Buttzville featured Rev. Randolph address and a strong night review. Samuel C. Witte of Witte & Rossberry died at Morris Plains State Hospital. funeral at Water Street. Other notes cover town activities, Italian residents near Rockeburg, and various local real estate transfers.
Viola Andrewa youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Martie Andrewa died Tuesday at four after illnesses measles and Friday pneumonia. Bereavement notes list visiting relatives Edgar Smith Clara of Phillipsburg and Linn Burnett also. Residents recovering from measles, Luther an festival attendance, and discussion of a parish chapel and a hotel for the town. Buckeye Arnica Salve advertised as healing aid for burns cuts and wounds.
The New York World proposes a special series of dollar pictures to bring the fair home to readers. Reproductions of paintings by a leading art star will be free to all Sunday World passengers, aiming to connect distant East readers with St Louis Exposition happenings.
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