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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

2

Personal Social Notes From Allentown Fair Season

Social column from Allentown area notes listing numerous residents visiting fairs, hosting guests, and attending events. Includes names like Mrs. Theodore Euso, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Galick, Misses Stutb gnd Mabel Atackey, Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. King, and many others visiting relatives, hosting friends, or in town for gatherings and millinery openings, reflecting a lively circle of local families and their social engagements.

Lina Arsorman Theodore Euso Selth Easton Dire LG. Bealth Pred Meyers Martford Clete Mabel Atackey Mrz Jacob Galick Mies Bessto Bhner South Jersey Mrv Sirs Win Antochain George Compton Botuel

Fragmented notice hints at medical examiner details in 20th century ads

The fragmentary OCR mentions Dr E E S Beatty of Newton New Jersey with office hours and telephones suggesting a local medical or professional notice. It references various terms like fate and witness, but lacks coherent context beyond identifying a physician and contact details.

E. E. B. Beatty Newton, New Jersey Speciatts DR. E E Beatty Newton New Jersey

Northern State retailers announce fall and winter goods

To all the people in the northern part of the State we beg. to announce that we are ready for the fall and winter seasons. Three months ago we commenced to look for goods for the coming season. Our markets were scoured for goods in our line. Our aim has been to secure only the newest and best styles made in a reliable manner at a price that was the very lowest for honest material and work. This has cost much time and worry, but when we began a month ago to receive the goods and open them up we felt that we had been well repaid. Every year finds this business growing a steady solid growth built by fair and square dealing with every customer. If a mistake is made we are always ready to make it right. It is not necessary to go into detail as to who we are as we are pretty well known in this part of the State. We invite you to call and see the immense stock ready for inspection.

Bargain Suits and Coats in Fine Cheviots and Vicunas

A vintage display advertises a wide range of men and young men suits and Prince Albert coats at prices from 5 to 18 dollars. It highlights colors, styles, and trims with emphasis on value, finish, and up-to-date cuts. Several exclusive patterns from top mills are noted, promising excellent builds at low cost.

Boys and Children's Department unveils fresh styles

The department explains its designers and staff work to create new garments each season. Mothers seek variety and value in Norfolks, blouses, vestees, Russian blouses, and two piece bolts in all grades and colors priced from $2 to $6 and up.

Underwear Dept Offers Wide Range at Low Prices

Five thousand garments across grades and colors, bought direct from mills, with better prices than last season. Special fleece lined pure wool warm garments in light tan, full sizes. Jersey Ribbed in blue tan cream and ecru, fine quality in all colors and sizes. Fancy plaid tan ribbed shirts and drawers, trimmed fronts, durable wear. Boys fleece lined shirt and drawers priced at 25 cents to 35 cents, various sizes.

Extra Trousers Offer Huge Stock and Best Selection

The store promotes a large extra trousers assortment with durable working pants at 7.00, wool and worsted patterns at 2.00 and 3.00, and fancy cheviots and cassimeres from 5.00 to 7.50. It highlights Dutch-made items, bold colors, and a wide range for men women and children with varied prices and heavy weights emphasized.

Lsubhik Bay's' Aid Children

Our Hat Store Promises Fresh Styles and Low Prices

A local hat shop touts constant stock growth and a New York buyer supplying new styles promptly. It advertises Derbies and soft hats at low prices, marks hats at 49 to 240 cents, and offers guaranteed satisfaction with returns for replacements if not satisfactory.

Overcoats Offered At Unmatched Prices By Local House

A local retailer announces a bold effort to make the largest overcoat sale of the year. They claim unbeatable prices, invite critical inspection, and promise more details in the coming week. They urge customers to visit for a full line and comparison.

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