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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
4
An advertisement proclaims lively trading in the weeks ahead as winter supplies are highlighted. The store promises style comfort dependability of quality and economy of price. It touts merchandise meeting current needs with strong emphasis on value.
A local millinery offers trimmed hats from one dollar to six dollars and a large ready to wear selection for women misses and children's headwear. The notice invites customers to inspect the styles and pricing shown up to the minute.
Features new winter coats from reputable makers with latest fashion touches. Describes ladies coats in black and plain colors plus children's coats priced from 2.50 to 8.00, highlighting value and broad selection for family shoppers.
The store promotes a winter underwear sale with focused stock and careful filtering. Prices are kept low by a 2% price advance claim, urging customers not to miss the special offer. Sizes range from 28 to 41 with multiple items advertised.
Hosiery sale notice details. Lily and woolen hose offered in various descriptions. Emphasis on heavy ribbon hose and youth sizes with affordable pricing. Fragmentary wording but conveys promotion of stockings and hosiery items at seasonable rates.
Readable items list cotton blankets and wool blankets with price range from 1.00 to 5.00 dollars. Indicates quality fabrics such as silkoloun or sate and mentions stock from wills rather than shoddy sorts. Casual ad style with incomplete numbers and product names.
In the heart of the setting season the store promotes new dress fabrics at modest costs. Includes pin dress goods 2a to blue, plain dress goods 25c to 44c, fancy dress demask gorela 2c to 1a 36 inch dress silks priced at BI and 87.2.
An advertisement touts a shoe store offering a wide range of men’s Crossett Shock shoes from 50 to 55 cents, tailors’ shoes for all ages, and rubbers of all makes at very low prices, claiming only good shoes sell here.
A local listing advertises flantelette wear for women and children including night gowns and short skirts. Sleeping garments range from 2 to 140 cents and typical gowns and skirts are priced lower, with specific items like gowned and skirts noted in the sale.
A local sale ends with a few nicer lace curtains still available. Prices range from 2.95 to 3.50 dollars, offering savings on remaining stock as curtains are cleared out.
An advertisement offers table linen pieces including 92 inch hlenched tinhiask at 1.00 and 25.00, good line at 2Ae, Bend Abe, 1 napkins from 1.00 to 8.50 per dozen.
Local notices detail a Sunday meeting at Belvidere with Cate and Sire members and remarks by Mrs Chow Marri, plus reports on church events, political discussions, voting machines, and community concerns about town governance, education, and upcoming public meetings. The piece notes funeral details for local residents and reports on nearby county affairs, with scattered references to infrastructure and social activities.
The tuberculosis sanitarium at Glen Gardner is nearing completion with exterior work nearly done and interior fitting underway. Workers plan to finish inside during winter and have the institution ready by early spring while a water system and sewage disposal plant are being built by contractors from nearby firms. The project aims to create a leading sanitary institution in the state.
The report lists multiple community items including hotel owner Benjamin Aclatts, a new toll bridge planned over the Delaware, bridge maintenance urged by officials, and a fire in Me. Kipp area. Also noted are a fatality amid a Greek Fray Belvidere and a pedestrian struck near Bloomsbury.
Fragmented readers note on Marion Herlands and the Agteelen women detailing family roles and strength recovery. It mentions a master figure in excellent condition and mentions nourishment, warmth, and support while referencing a book and purchases.
Mountain Lake area notes mention Mrs Bartow and Mrs Anderson related households, Mrs Park and family living near Wy Park. Charles Hopkin suffered serious injuries from a freight trail incident at Buttaville with limited recovery reported last week.
An unclear ad style notice promises to cure a cold in one day with Paka Laxative and Rromo Quinine. The text mentions Wablets Druga and a box, but the exact product details and legitimacy are not clear.
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