In Voriously Considering The Invention Of Putting DPA
One citizen debates moving to town for work as a painter and paper hanger. The Pennsylvanian railroad crew visited the American House, inspected the road, and noted Belvidere yard conditions. Local politics, taxes, and community notices fill the week with varied activities and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DPA
Jamen St. Fritts Jn
Towi
Pennsylvania Railroad
Belvidere
Lako
Board of Freeholders
Pennsylvania Road
Reese
Lake
State Board of Assemtors
Belviders
Bearles
Thara
Pennsylvania
Parabylvanis
Odd Fellows
Oxford Township
Snowden State Co
Slateford
Sherill
George P. Young
Warren Co. National Bank
Howard Roose
Phillipsbors
G. B. Cole
Pequest House
Rende
Beatle Bugh
Belvidera Seminary
Blair
Daya
Zack
Semindey
Board of
Canvassere
Vetara
Fom
Ballidere
Fragmented local notes mix of farm, pets and visits
A jumble of town notices reports and anecdotes from Bridgeville and nearby areas. Items mention Edward Willet Bridgeville farm horse loss, dogs killed after mad dog attack, milkman stalked by follower, several residents under home improvements and hospital visits, plus travel safety tip and birthday party memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Willet
George K. Fulmer
Saropta
Milier Stuter
Belvidere
Initknao
John H. Hildebrant
Beaver Valley
Jamies Huff End
David
Banghart
Artiatu
E.B. Plumerfelt
J.T
J. T. Smith
Homer Allem
Barepta Mille
George Wintermute
Mia
David Bangbart
Paterson
Picely
Miles Banghart
Glen Gardiner
B ROADWAY GAZETTE NOTES LOCAL FRIENDS AND EVENTS
Alfred E Seguine and Maris Snyder away Friday to Monday visiting Newark New York and Hoboken. Alms daughter of Chester Hotteniap formerly here slowly recovers from appendicitis. Ladies' Aid oyster social announced for Friday October 25. Mrs Bertha Scharps of Dover visiting relatives here. Several locals noted visiting relatives and hosting guests. A preacher delivered a stirring sermon Sunday night and communion administered. Camp retreat described with pains in back and kidney issues, medication recommended at Warren County Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Siyder -of-Columbia
James P. Jones
Newark
Jitl Jones
Jamey
John
Eet Bna
Aportal
Dous Pot
John H.hoyt
Stroudshurg
Harry Peters
Clark's Summit
Morris Jennings
Watcholan
Smith & Hoyt
Scranton
Gootinpata
McGreen
Stanton
Columbia
Columbis
Ceimatary
Deceasad
Rav
Boom
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Roy, Sheddén
Presbyterian Church of
Oxford
St Enowtton
James
Henry
O. H. McMurtrie
Belvidere
Jimmie
Joseph L. Siuey
Rockaway
Henry Tuttle
Simey
Tuttle
Siney
Morristown
Alfred
Seguine
Maris
Snyder
New York
Hoboken
Chester Hotteniap
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bertha Scbarps
Dover
Wittshor
Parenta
Jari
Bea
Maggie
Wikever
Asbury
Cook
Henry Bowers
William Brink
Edie Bests
Leonard Smith
Buttzville
Grace Buttz
Easton
Henry Butler
John, Willager
Pressing Their Claims In Store Ad For Fall And Winter
A fragmented shop advertisement extols its readiness for fall and winter business. The copy asserts strong claims about the store’s preparedness and urges readers to note the broad, honest assertion that the shop is fully prepared for the upcoming season. It hints at limited space and mentions Ladvepusine as a decorative aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bergan
Tani
Abram Shimer
Tae Promutem
Ia McPorre Gh
Poe
Hate Ara
Nick Waite
Tna
Woda
Tver
Tweddle
Chwane Holtv Hs Peering Alsen
Alii
Its
Adamo. Wane
Maré Ae Moraci
Mictuaver
Dress Goods Showing At Low Prices
A dress goods display features Black Homespans at 1.00 per yard Black Serges at 45c per yard splinch Granite Cloth 56c yard Black Pruella Cloth 45c yard Whip Card 1 yard One for Colored Dress Goods 30c sale 30c Narrow 27 inch All Wool Waist Cloth 25c extra quality Broadcloths 1.00 very fine quality Nice assortment 127c to 2c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac
Sac la St,co
Kid Gloves Ready for Autumn Selection in Store
The store offers a complete line of kid gloves for autumn. Warranted gloves dressed and undressed in all shades. 75 cent dressed kid gloves are good quality. Cashmere gloves available. Large selection of ladies and children's mittens.
The New Jackets and Capes in Garment Dept
The garment section is top notch for women's and children's wear with prices from $1.49 to $13.50. Women coats in black tan Oxford grey range $7.00 to $10.98, plush capes 27 inches long priced $5.00 to $13.50, and children's coats from $1.49 to $5.00. Warranted as represented. Visit this department and save money.
Separate Skirts Walking Skirts and Dress Skirts
A catalog style notice touts Walking Skirts from 1.99 to 3.98 and Dress Skirts from .98 to 6.00. Also advertised are Ladies Flannetette Wrappers at .7 to 1.25, Under skirts imitating silk from .89 to 4.49, and Ladies Waists from .49 to 4.99 with other sale bargains.
Direct from agents blanket sale cuts middlemen profits
Blanket sale offers Foley White and Gray Canton goods with big savings. Wool blankets range from 2.00 to 6.05 per pair. Comfortables priced at 1.25 to 2.99. Dawn filled blankets advertised in limited quantities, urging quick purchase.
Stockings for Women and Children at Straightforward Prices
In this store stockings show healthy growth with honest wear, right washing hosiery at straightforward prices. Fast Black Children’s Hose at 4c to 75c, extra heavy School Hose, ladies’ Fast Black and Colors, and a large assortment of wool hosiery offered in affordable ranges.
Bargain Wool Underwear Sale for All Ages
The Autumn sale showcases women's heavy ribbed vests with silk edges and matching pants at 25¢, children’s fleeced underwear at 25¢, and men’s heavy fleeced undershirts and pants around 39¢. About 75 dozen wool undergarments offered for quick sale across men women and children.
Shoes sale drives bargain prices at Rubters store
The notice touts a wide range of discounted footwear with men women and children sizes and prices including ladies’ dongola at 1.25 to 2.00, men's shoes 1.25 to 3.00, and children’s footwear, claiming Rubters sells at very small margins and promises low prices as a pleasure not a necessity.
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Manlage
Cape Colory
South Africa
Gallway
Lariaon Baya
Chamberlain
FN. Jenkins
Delawaile
Boston
Bis
Annie Houston
Edward L. Hobs
Phillipsburg
Calgln Hamily
Vatenatta Pertizad Cosont' Co
Beoush M. Ginger
Marcia A. Placson
Cooreys
Geo. B. Dole
Wm. B. Gruvar
Newton
C. W. G.surpicio
Mary C. Drake
Hackettstown
Hadkettatown
Morris W. Frace
Clarence NJ Beam
Pennaylynois
Whitakers Conaideratan
Agron Kohl
Clarence x Beam
Whitaker
Sere Entler
Wirate
Janes C. Myora
Convera Jend
Janes W. Long
C. Opitz Et al
Philpeburg
Phlllpaburg
Samuel B. Darnell
Frdok' H
Carpenter
Hackellatown
Wm. H. Lora
Chas
Lore
Pobstcong
Pobatcong
Jacob A. Cummins
Theo
Barker
Independence
L. Vetter
Caspar Vetter
Philipsburg
Jaco
Bridgeville
Oma
Jentetos
J. A. Alton
Ses Hopkins
Free” Union
John Pool
Min
Wm. Dolan
Beld
Pre Bryan
Wr. Bryan
York
Lizele Globe
T. Parks
Ranyon
David Farrell
Brooklyn
Wm. Bryan
Lyman Elites
Ft. Herman
Andraw Hibler
Gouges
Bled
Broadway
Jenkins
Warren County
Kid
Fitts’ Bee Hime
Washington Ave
Doctor Guarant
Sat
Widder Dia Ee
Parfioni
Mina
San Easton
Medina Wort
Frank E. van Syckle
Bilas Ard Daelave
Aleger
AL. Leger Organ, Factory
Washington, M's
Sale
Mouttiers Abacee
Wettoaplyerey
Darel Cent Aid Wight
Oyener
Veilie
AMIS
Smouiday
Bon
Avid Exo Yanidadl
Lelihele Visiterial
Lewill
Oril
Sporting
Dr. Seip the
St. Cloud Hotel
Cramer's Hotel
High Bridge
East Banth
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