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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
2
A local retailer promotes value driven shopping with claims of fair pricing and customer worth. The ad highlights ladies coats from low prices to high, children’s coats, rain coats, blankets and sweaters with seasonal discounts and a focus on “money’s worth” through savings passed to customers.
The notice touts strong interest in dress goods with new styles from Bach Dress Coody. It highlights four stockings sets for women and children and features Buster Brown items priced per pair.
A week of millinery and apparel activity highlights new ready to wear items. The store stacks stock in a custom department with women’s and men’s undergarments, nightgowns, robes, and planable wrappers priced from about 1.09 to 3.03, featuring fleece robes and economical purchases.
An ad outlines prices for woolen undergarments including heavy fleeced items for adults and children. The listing cites "Woowen's Uialernum Heavy fleeced" at 23 cents and children's pieces from 4 cents, with variations in sizing and age references.
The ad touts sensible economical and comfortable heatwear for children from the Tams and Teques. It lists quirky price notations like 25¢ and 732 and 732 St.00 all volumes with unclear descriptions.
A long list of local social items includes visitors and residents in Stewartsville and nearby towns. Flora Culick dies. funeral in Madison attended by local clergy. Community meetings discuss Democratic and Republican events with speeches by regional politicians. Frances Mayberry Tipor and others are mentioned in social visits and church activities.
A jumble of names and events from Asbury to Newark includes visits by Mr and Mrs GH Dalrympre to their daughter Mrs Joseph Dilla and others in Trenton and Easton. A Bre social at Bre, Jdewb Poncw was a success as Washington guests attended lectures and exhibitions. The next League meeting will discuss a study of beta bones and related topics.
The report notes local talk on Equal Taxation with residents expressing a view that all property should share the tax burden equally. Mentions Mrs Arthur Rahioor of Paterson and Elin Merahon attending a teachers' institute in Philipsburg. A political party contew passes through town with Black among the leaders.
The sole survivor, 8 J McCormick now Deputy Mineral Surveyor at Bliss Station Idaho, describes years of severe pain in the back and ship area due to bladder stones and kidney gravel. After using Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rendant New York he reports a complete cure.
Miscellaneous New Jersey notes report a Bayonne birth and weight details for triplets, a $10,000 gift to Trenton’s Episcopalian church, school site planning in Trenton, Atlantic City sale and development plans, a trial about trap shooting, and updates from universities and churches across the state including Princeton and Warren County Drug Store advertisements.
Vicinity notes report Oalfric Secchotthan suing the Gyton Argus for £10,000 over slander. Other items note new clubs at Lafayette College, bakery openings, a plumbing partnership, auto theft notices, and several local obituaries and business updates across Easton, Strandsboro, Glen Gardner, and surrounding towns.
Reports from nearby counties include the death of John Fillers father of Acsymbisman Biery, and a brokered plant destruction at the Anthracite Brownie Co in Scranton causing substantial loss. The Hanover Brick Company of Boonton handles a large brick contract for Pennsylvania railroad. Significant local court and political items surface including a murder trial date and a Republican meeting disturbance at Gerk's Hall in Stanhope.
Local rail chatter reports the Lackawanna may test an all night cafe car between Hoboken and Montclair as Roseville work nears completion. James McGinley, a noted Mauch Chunk conductor, was buried this week. Joseph MacConnell sues Central Railroad for 10000 over a fence dispute on the French property at race, with trial likely in December at Flemington. Lackawanna plans a club-room style cafe car costing 18000 each, built by Paullman Co, to offer non sleeping car comfort. service to begin within a month.
CHANGEWATER Mrs J b Cakter visits Summoviisid sitter David Freme. John Deremer moves family to Moe ley Pa to run a large creamery. Miss Amanda Hill socializes in Clan Gardner Osim Riunsivilis. MB church fair November 12 promises a cupper and supper. Archibald Castner contracts for the pulling of a large bore to the creamery. Edward Castner moves family to Samantha Cagimar’s High street home. Mrs Howard Castner’s son with ramps. Luella Haecerty at Morris Pleips hospital. Mrs Peter Castner returns to duties.
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