Fashionable fall goods with budget friendly prices
An advertorial listing coats sweaters and blankets with prices from low dollars to mid range. Highlights include ladies coats from 15.58, children's costs 4.98 to 8, sweaters 1.39 to 3.29, caps and blankets advertised as low priced. Appears as a department store sale pitch urging value for money.
Dress Goods News Promotes New Millinery and Goods
A period piece page advertises a week of millinery activity and dress goods. It touts ready to wear hats at $2.59 a gross, new dress fabrics, and colored dress goods priced down to 68 cents. The notice urges readers to visit and compare offerings at local stores.
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Stocking News Highlights Four Special Pairs
Four stocking items including two for women and two for children with prices like 25c 28c and 40c, marketed under Buster Brown and related lines. Descriptions mention heavy hose fur options for ladies and children and various fleece and wool blends offered as specials.
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A Busy Week in the Underwear Section
A busy week in the underwear section outlines planned selling of imported items. The list includes women's underwear in heavy fleece at 25 cents and children's sizes at 34 cents.
Flannelette Wear Bargains For Women In 1900s Surplus Sale
Advertises night gowns short shirts and wrappers at economical prices. Flannelette wrappers listed from 1.00 to 3.00 with other garments like night corsets and skirts noted as affordable options for women shoppers.
Tam o'Shanters and Toques for Little Folks
Local shop offers tam oshanters and toques for children at economical prices. Available in all colors with multiple color options and prices around 75 cents to 1 dollar.
Shoes Shoes Bee Hive displays full shoe department
A large shoe department occupies half of the original Bee Hive offering men's women’s and children's footwear with a positive guarantee. Customers are assured easy viewing of goods and exchanges for worn items if not as recommended. No trouble to show goods.
Pension boosts for totally blind soldiers in Hackettstown
Hackettstown news notes the G A R branch will benefit from a palace the pensions rising from 75 to 100 dollars monthly for totally blind soldiers. The page also mentions community events, church and school activities, and social visits in Hackettstown and nearby Blairtown with local leaders, initiations, and upcoming meetings.
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Platofield
Pugric Cugtla
Jordan Eagle Bhid
Thoreday
Ovaulog
Pastor's Aid Society
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Hope Street
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Margaret J. Rasol
Delperates
Nelgoborging
Penning- You Baminary
Vranke AY
Cork
Darnell
Kirk Street
Joseph H. Mc
Tranquility Epworth League hosts social event
Tranquility Epworth League of Trarq Hilly plans a Monday evening social at Mrs Jo Nayner's home on Oct 31 with entertainment and refreshments. Local notices mention repairs, visitors, and various community gatherings including religious events and dinners among residents like Alexands Lawrence and families in nearby towns.
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Blair Hall
Hackstistons
Tha
Paul B. Hart
Blair Hell
Latay
Elle Screbe
Easton
EB. Mann
Bovrobold Goude
Mediaclo
Law C. Smith
Lone Reynolds
Frank Auble
Mro
Butler
Cloarfield
Dry
Mra
D.O. Carter
Atlantic Ciyreet
Presbyterian Synod
Re. A.bidwonds
Lovedoye
Bocotan
Sire
Adell Mano
Alice Carter
Wiiter-Conklin
Nyack
N.Y
Alles Carter
Miss Conklin
E. Monklin
Blakatowy
Ray
West
Ring of
Weat
Blairatown
Lulu McMuetris
Johnconbare
Waardngton
Randulph
Maconte Ge
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Burlington
Warton
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Jo Nayner
Olga
Hamilton
van Riper
Rajogd
Lawrence
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J. Rue
Sparta
Amos Laws
Chealophor Albler
Morristown
Peter Mattia
John M. Hikler
Young
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Eleter
Mig
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Arthur GaBar
Andover
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Mira
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Frnday
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Railroad Rumblings From the Newton Herald
A report from the Newton Herald details a Central Railroad collision near Whitehouse Forty Warrenager with freight cars wrecked and injuries to trainmen, plus a search for a missing passenger and a note on a new block signaling system trial in New York subway. The piece includes local personalities such as Edward Storm and Henry Dean, and mentions a plaque honoring Lickawanne station agent Mountain View.
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