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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
4
Fitts urges shoppers to judge articles themselves and trust their own judgment. Busy Wash Goods section advertises discounts on colored lawns, gingham, batistes, and dimities with prices ranging from 6 to 17 cents and similar.
Bee Lots presents an array of white goods ideal for shirt waists with affordable prices on mercerized goods. Victoria Lawns and Persian and Black Lawns offered in multiple price points. Ready-to-put-on millinery includes about fifty trimmed hats in stock from 2.50 to a dollar. Shopkeepers note constant arrivals of new goods and a money-back satisfaction guarantee.
Read about new dress goods items including black and colored weaves. From gac to $1.40 for many fabrics,Voiles in black and blue priced at 88c to $1.25. Stylish selections named to attract shoppers.
An old market note lists fabric glove options in silk and kid, noting new shades and varied prices. Items include two cent to fifty cent ranges with listed brands and dollar amounts in this season's catalog.
Community news from Vienna to Markboro lists birthdays, visits, illnesses, church events, and local business notes. Readers learn of school matters, road work, property transfers, and social visits among residents, with occasional obituaries and health updates.
A fragmented ad copy claims a young woman paid twelve pounds for flesh at eight cents per pound and spent a dollar on Scott's Emulsion to gain twelve pounds, praising the product as valuable. It promotes a free sample and claims various prices and guarantees from Scott & Browne of Pearl Street New York.
Mr Roth of Tranquility has spent several days at the home of Mrs Patar Young James D Vaonsttia and Milm Fanole. Later spent Sagday with Mayor Petty and family. George Young has a hotel and farm house painted white. Young works on a new shore building and a large project near Brainords.
An article extols speed as crucial in business science transportation and medicine. It highlights Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a rapid control for kidney and bladder ailments, claiming quick relief and broad efficacy. Citing testimonials, it promotes a range of sizes and a free trial by mail from Rondout, New York.
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