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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
8
New spring coats in various colors and fabrics advertised with prices ranging from 5 to 20 dollars. Includes Yap' Coats and 44 inch models in black gray oxford and tweed with prices listed. Various Chesterfield and capes appear in multiple shades and finishes.
Readers are offered a description of economical men’s suits with prices around ten dollars. The ad highlights fabrics, fits, and available sizes, noting durable materials and classic styling for budget-conscious shoppers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disordered clothing advertisement with stray phrases and mismatched prices. It cites trousers in various sizes and prices such as 61.00 61.50 2.00 and 33.00 4.00 5.00 but lacks clear product details or a coherent offer.
Retailers advertise neckwear with limited stock and special prices. The note urges early choice, claiming the best quality items available at a cut price.
An advertisement asks residents who have never worn Atchbury suits for their opinion on exclusive patterns and colors. The snippet hints at consumer taste and fashion choices in Washington.
An advert touts a stylish suit in various colors and patterns priced at $16.00. The copy claims buyers will be more than pleased with the purchase and emphasizes broad availability in many locations.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference suits and valves with a 4.0 pF value, mentioning attention to Met’s and a deward cone tstiles. The text is unclear but focuses on components and measurements.
The Hat Store advertises a large spring and summer stock with varied grades. It touts affordable pricing, selling hats at small profits and notes an annual output of nearly seven thousand hats from the department.
A collage of local items recounts deaths and births, court actions, arrests, fires, and community events in Phillipsburg and nearby towns. Notable mentions include a fatal illness in a long-time resident, police actions and inquiries, a derelict printing firm restructuring, and social news from Harrington and Union counties, with names, places, and dates interwoven.
A extensive auction by J. M. Dalrymple includes cattle, equipped harness, farm tools, wagons, bales of hay, and livestock assets. The sale lists horses, cows, harness gear, farm implements, and various household items with description of quality and quantities. The event is scheduled for a Saturday in March 1907 at the Carpe ite Hersville site with terms and viewing details provided.
A notice from the Surrogate of Warren County orders all creditors and interested parties to appear at the court in Hollidayte to show cause why the estate of Samuel W Davis, deceased, should not be admitted to probate and estate debts settled. The court directs publication in the Washington Star and sets dates for filing claims and a sale of lands and real property to satisfy debts. The administrator is Walter Stant, with Ann Clowers and Sarah Estelin Mitchell acting as administratrixes.
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