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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
7
The item lists sale of farm stock and equipment, with prices and bidders noted. Several local residents, churches, and schools are mentioned in passing, including names such as Hovey, Gill, and Breen, alongside community events and Sunday gatherings.
Fragmented OCR records refer to residents and visitors from Danville and neighboring towns. Names such as Tania Wolfe, Danville. Slichnel Flettel Mis3aith. Geo Tacker. Montchale, and Chas Larva appear with unclear dates and events, suggesting a local social notes column with intermittent legible entries.
A fragmentary item from Belvidere mentions Grace Shaler and Myres, with references to accounts and a creamery in Reidgevile paying 45 pounds monthly. The text is garbled and names several people, months, and places with uncertain details.
Linens and White Goods hold reception days to showcase season’s new values. The store invites friends to view rich selections of sheer white fabrics and linens as Easter approaches, promising prompt, attentive service and a lively display.
The catalog promotes boys spring wear including two piece suits in double breasted and Norfolk styles, knickers, and blue serge sets with sizes from 6 to 16 and prices from 1.93 to 8.50. Also features mixed cheviot and washable striped sailatea, reefers, and weighted suits for older boys with prices around 1.99 to 4.98.
The Wash Goods store, moving to a larger location, hosts a housewarming event with a broad Fur wash goods assortment. Features include Rantie Linen crash weave wash suits in rose tan blue pink reseda grey and silk striped fabrics, Barnaby Zephyr gingham patterns, and Neal stripe fabrics attracting many women shopping this season.
A local millinery shop advertises a wide range of hats and bonnets for babies, children, and aunts. It touts low prices and plans for future stock with lace and embroidery options on display on the second floor.
The advertisement showcases new Heswood-Wakefield baby carriages with various styles of folding and reclining models including Pullman Sleepers. It highlights ease of ringing and features price ranges from 35 to 93 dollars.
Import of kid gloves sold under the name Tt Cloves with Paris point embroidery and raster detail. Available in champigne savy green brown tan drony black white with internal stamp for identification. Priced at $1.50 per pair.
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