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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1902

Page

3

Fitts' Beejive Reasonable Reliable Right MerchandiseSale

This ad touts reasonable reliable right values for merchandise with claims of quality and style. It highlights Up-top Tailor made Suits Jackets skirts and a selection of women’s garments. Prices list several items including silk jackets and assorted skirts at various low costs.

Millinery Sale Promises New Styles and Bargains

A local shop touts new goods and weekly style updates in millinery and wash waists. Prices feature low-cost curtains, lace and muslin drapery, window shades, curtain poles, and brass sash screws with discounts highlighted for readers seeking home fashion finds.

Shoes sale promises honest merit and warranty

An old advertisement touts ladies La France Shoes at 3.00 with a money value claim and a broad line of ladies and gents shoes priced 1.50 and 2.60, plus children’s shoes. it guarantees replacements if not as represented and highlights Oxford Ties and patent leather goods with discounts and very moderate prices.

la France

Knitted Underwear Prices Across Men and Women

An old advertise listing proper weights of knitted underwear with prices for men and women. Men's styles offered at 19¢ 25¢ 49¢, ladies’ styles at 9¢ 12¢ 15¢ 39¢, and children’s sizes from 5¢ to 25¢. Emphasizes avoiding shoddy makeshift garments.

A Dress Goods Showing At Local Store

A dress goods display boasts the newest and best selections with reasonable prices. Ladies black dress fabrics, from gat to 149, including Black Mystral Stripes at 98c, 1.25 and 1.39. Weaves, colored broadcloth, venetians, homespuns, and wash goods in wide ranges.

Washington township seeks broad macadam road plan

Washington township voters push for extensive road improvements with a state aided macadam plan. Petitions will be circulated at the Belvidere thresholders meeting on May 1 to authorize about ten miles of new roads along routes from the borough line to New Hemptory, Cowell’s corner to the Asbury line, and other sections. Signatures of two thirds of abutting landowners are required.

Waabington Township Secos Easton Washington Borough Board of Fresholders Belvidere Hay Alraady Borough Weshrington New Hemptory Cowell's Corner Franklin Line Asbury Road Andemson Road Port Colden Mansfeld Ne Enoch Wandlinga Em Jackson Valley Mansfeldine Oxford Road Washington Oxford Lloe Farley Samuel C. Waller Corvey State House Trenton Legisistura Oagh Senate Assembly Gover Bor iHlold Chester Pau Alub Phillipsboro McFetridge Way Phillipsburg Inet Lance Gaegar Sweeney Sugarsal Murray Hills Washington Club Scrub Costello MteDade Lebanon

New Order System Sparks Railway Delivery Change

The Leckawanns adopt a new nonstop delivery method using 19 orders with two hoops for ground delivery to engineers and conductors, as train signals must be acknowledged. In other news, hundreds of acres burned at Blue Mountain estate owned by Worthington, origin traced to lit mates tossed by Blair Hall students, with Rockwood Park staff aiding firefighting until heavy rain finally stopped the blaze.

Leckawanns Blue Mountain Bilionaire Worthington Blair Hall Worthington Observatory Rockwood Park

Devore Child wins $20,000 in New York case

Eston Devore recovered a $20,000 verdict against the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad in a long Warren County tragedy case. The suit arose from a 1899 crash at Hope Crossing near Bridgeville that killed the father, injured the mother, and severely damaged infant Eston Devore, who remained disabled for years. The trial featured extensive testimony and photographic evidence, with multiple delays and appeals before the jury finally awarded the amount in New York City courts.

New York Delaware, Lackawanna ,& Wester Frr, Co Eston Davore Hope Crossing Bridgeville Thia County William Gavorea Mary Davore Walpsak Sussex County Belvidera Belvidere Silx William B. Bonebell Ibina Sarin de. Willem Albertson Belviders Bridgetina Afr Kenny Ita McKinn Emory Mra Fary. Schuler Blairstown Carhart Devore Agabe Flatbrookvile Iife Walpack Farm Mre Bira Meney Cripples’ Hospital New York City J. F. Dorriberry Walle Agatha Abe Strandsburg Joseph ‘McCloughan Flatbrookvitts Siwartswood N. J Mra Davare William D Tyndall Belevidoro Trenton Davory Abcs Mary Bhuler Georgee McConpell Edwin Alma Glyco Mra. Deroro Philadelphia Reco Sr. Tyndall Blue Mountain Sullivan County New York Supreme Court Dampton Oden New. York Lackawanna Heater Ston Devore Taan Walter KR. Barton Naval Washington Harvard Columbia New Jersey B. Henry Lacomba C. S Railroad Company Circuit Court United States Juhgs Arthur, Coxa York Chicago Dent Emery House Flatbraonville Strowdsburg George M. Bartow John R Burnett New Providence Nels? Keeler Jake? Forman Warren Horse Selviders Theodore 2. Hopler Martin Hull Jacob Cole Flatbrookville Abo. Brown Seely Rosecranz Stroudsbury More Chanta Theodors HB. Meliner Stroudseburg Ebenny Ten Fitts Bunnell Joseph Emory Dwarze J.craige George K. McMurtrie Bille Banghart Ater U. S Monticallo

Milford man misleads buyer in farm sale scheme

John W. Stout of Milford acted as an apparent agent for George W. Sinclair offering a farm for sale at 31:30. Coleman paid Stout $100 to bind the bargain. Sinclair later refused rest of price, saying Stout had no authority. Stout disappeared, agent whereabouts unknown. Lacking details. Meanwhile Lackawanna and Western Railroad directors elected D. Loomis and B. Caldwell as vice presidents. Loomis previously joined June 1800 and became general manager in March.

John W. Stout Milford Lavi J. Coleman Coleman George Ww. Sinclair Mrr Colambo Stout Sincleir Colaquan É Alon Lackawanna Railroad D. Loomis Coal Department B.D. Caldwell Trafic Uni R Elaware, Lackawanna & Western Mailroad Company

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St.to J. Warren Fitts East Washington Avenue S. W. Christine East Washington Avenue Washington, N. J Lacaawanns Watch Auecen Longen Yano Broad Street, Washington, N. i Warren County Eston’ Devore Hope Croasing Nad Pal Ann THE HAY Boot and Shoe CO OPERA Northampton Street Easton, Penna Bowers Washington Foundry R. ©. Bowers, Jr Washington, New Jersey Morristown Trust CO Morristown
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