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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
7
A local store promotes low prices on dress goods with 15 patterns and one dress per pattern. Light colored Velours priced at 98c, black dress goods from 49c to 1.49, plus covert jackets, jackets, gloves, fans and parasols. New summer colors and recent purchases invited for graduations.
An ad notes a wholesale glut in wash fabrics due to a late season with overstocked stock selling at under price. It promotes a sale on white goods including mercerized and satin finished fabrics, offering 20 48 30 and 8 cent items at 26 cents, displayed centrally on the table.
Special lots of Mustin underwear offer neat trimming and low prices. Skirts 40 cents, nightgowns 40 to 65 cents, corset covers 10 to 89 cents. Largest assortment in our business history.
A retail note touts muslin curtains at 67 75 and 68 cents and lace curtains up to 3.98. The ad markets new lace flounced curtains in several price tiers, highlighting dramatic savings and a wide selection.
Hopeful notes from Easton and Belvidere recount Children’s Day in the Christian church community. Descriptions cover morning and evening programs, student participants including Forrest Call Read and Trene Beatrice Olivia Van Korn, pastoral remarks, a forthcoming festival, and local church plans for baptisms and services.
A Georgia Methodist church painted its largest building using about 32 gallons of Langinn Youtner Damti mixed with 24 gallons of Hnnedolf and achieved a cost under 1.20 per gallon. The project saved about $80 and drew extra donation support. The ad notes multiple paint brands sold by Tr. N. Jenkins and partners in several towns.
An OCR snippet promotes Dr King Now Life Pill a headache remedy claiming blood purification and health building benefits. It touts quick relief for sick and nervous headaches with a money back guarantee and price in cents, sold by a local druggist.
The item lists visiting relatives and friends in Ponwell Hackettstown and Rockport with names including Elia Anthony Harry Apgar and Mata Cronca. It notes a contract for 60 rail cars of S foot railroad ties to be delivered in 60 days and mentions inspector Frink Brora guiding daily instructions.
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