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BLOOMFIELD.

Miss Florence harrington of this place. and Her
bert Harrison, OF Verona. were married on THURS
day night at the home Of the Rev 4. A. white, OF
Christ Episcopal Church.
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry p. Dodd. who have been
travelling In Europe expected to return home
in few days.
Mrs. EiNard S. Wide ana MISS VINO arc d.
Ola Point Comfort Va.
In the Westminster Presbyterian Cnurcn on FIJI
day night there union meeting OF the young
peopls's societies, at which the, Rey Frank ,,o j.
"The study of the Bible" The male chorus OF the
Watsessing Methodist Church took part In the ser
The Rev Henry c. swentze. rector Of s.; Luxe
Church Brooklyn preached In Christ Episcopa
Church on Wednesday night ,
on Wednesday night April l.! G@urs P Ia Ion
seTyGe viii be sung o ST in nks chueh west
c oranse and Si'S Christ church:
Beginning tomorrow night there %iI De
Church when the following ministers VII preach;
Monday Ap Y the Rey c DT r nmes n Whi;on
Of BROOKLYN April H. the Rev Dr. James NJ b hua
low Of East o"pss 4pT Ap pnH IS the Row Dr.
Francis Brown OF Union Theological Seminary
EMreka Lodge and Bloomfield Division; Uni
formed Rank Knights Of Pythias' went 70 rT tan
Ign THURSDAY night 70 asss' IN IN In Tand Ghan
In AriS OF NeW.YorK S'' -
hers of Eureka Lodge Knights OF Pythias. on Tues
day night =, N,s. 1,,z,s vouqbt
The marriage Is anno9nceo 81 MI Mss n,acs
The wedding OF Alfred Cansbroox ana Miss Net;
re Johnson daughter of William r. Johnson. Will
take place on Wednesday night at the home OF the
bride In Bloomheld-ave =. 49, c,.,
M: paos and Iss Annie Ssson
married last Sunday night ,,. ut, -
William Pierson Camp. Sons OF veterans. held a
smoker on Monday night. .,,., .
D. Howard Duiied; Of New.YoIk delivered I've e.
pleasing lecture on ssaa1 neht IN the
David Rosenbaum of this place % MARY ar y;r neK
lyn The ceremony will be performed In Smith
snnlan Hall at 3 y. m.
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LONG BRANCH.

farewell reception was given the Rcv. Henry
p Robinson at St. Luke's parsonage Friday night
bv the members and friends of the church Mr..
Robinson and family started yesterday for Camden.
where he will assume charge OF the Centenary
Church - - , - NJ,
4 reception vas given for tho Rev. L. O. Man
chester Thursday night az the parsonage OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, West Long
Dr. Bar,lch NJ Moses and d. f. Sicker, all OF
New-York have leased cottages at this place for
the summer DR.. Baruch will occupy a cottage at
Hollywood. Mr. Moses the d. 7. Morris cottage, IN
Rath-aye and Mr. Sicher DR.. Green's cottage.
The work OF building the new Elberon Casino was
begun yesterday. The casino, which viii be COM
Pride OF Norwood Council Daughters OF Liberty,
was Instituted Wednesday night by State Councllior
HOLLYWOOD Council conferred the degree work 49,.
J. l.. Riker. OF New-York. Is erecting S6,W
cottage at Seabright. . VT,
The Rev DR. Donald Sage Mackay. OF New York,
took possession Of the manse connected with the
Elbecon Memorial Church on Monday
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METUCHEN.

The Rev Roderick p. Cobb OF 81. Pauls Church,
Railway. preached the sermon ut ST. Luke's on
Wednesday evening.
The Lenten Sewing Class met at the home Of the
Misses Nutty on Wednesday afternoon.
The History Club held an interesting meeting al
the home OF Mrs G. a. Prickett Tuesday
The Misses Flanagan and Campbell Will give a
recepton for their Perth Amboy dancing class
April % in Perth Amboy.
'rhe Mctuchon Club entertained its guests at pro
eresslye euchre on Wednesday evening.
Twenty five men and boys have volunteered 20
sing In St Luke's choir on Easter Sunday
The Rev Hui Kue and his wife In town
last week looking for q house for the summer. IN
which TO place the Chinese students who spent the
summer in Nctuchen last year. During the win
ter the boys have been studying In New-Nork.
The young women Of the Presbyterian Church
are planning TO give an operetta about the middle
OF April.
The Gun Club held lis fortnghtly shoot yester
do afte
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JERSEY CITY.
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
THE NrAyr1c wuEELMENs THEATRE PARTY

THE NrANTIc wrIEELMENs THEATRE PARTY
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS
The marriage OF Miss Mary A. Denton and David
G. billiard was solemnized Tuesday afternoon al
the home Of the brides father, NO. 5. Avenue H.
The Rev William Vaughn. 81 New-f ork oiio'n"''
Miss Ella Greiwe. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. joan
II. Greiwe, was married to Henry hroser euno"y
afternoon by the Rev. William sahi', Vi 'ne T''''
gelican Lutheran Zion Church The bride was
dressed in blue satin, trimmed with duchesse lace
The bridesmaid Miss Anna Ohmann, wore gown
Of green satin trimmed with mouseline de sole AL
the reception which followed the ceremony the loi-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs william Yves
SELL Mr.. and Mrs. Philip. Morsch' Mr.. and Mrs
Martin sigward. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Witne-
berg, the Misses Clara ana kate Oh'ha'i" an" ''''
Misses Anna and Louise kroger
A quiet home wedding that Of Miss Eliza
beth J. Clements and Thomas Musson Iuesday
evening The ceremony was, performed by T.,i ne
Rev Robert X. Wick at the home OF the pride
delightful concert was that given ,s1o1 Tuesday
The Council OF Education of the State OF New NV,
Jersey held meetings In the Board OF Education
rooms in the new City Hall, Oh Friday anu sag
The Lenten Sewing Club will hold charity eu,
chre IN the Palma Club house on Inc AFTERNOON" Vi
The Mantle wheelmen celebrated their nrst an
day night c,..
There was large attendance at tho Jersey City
The Americas Club has arranged for an outing
to College Point on June 10. . .,.,,, ~
Tuesday was ladies night" at the William T.
Sherman Council. II. A.. rooms. 49,,
The Columbia Club gave n progressive euchre
party in it's Saturday night Messrs Nree-
land, Puster. Wuestner and Seaman were the
priZe-winners. , -.
a Mystery Tea was the title Of novel enter r.
tainment given by North Star Council, NO 40
Daughters of Liberty. Tuesday night IN Francks
Hall. . r, ,,,..
The Rev Frederick Mortimer i OF 81 S. Marks 15IS
Church.. delivered lecture on The Passion Pay
at Oberammergau'' in St Marks Hall Thursday
Rather Tghc. of St. Paul's Church, will Lecture
on Educational Progress In School NO. 10 on
Tuesday evening. April % u
partners for Life viii be presented on April
% I'm Hasbrouck Hall nv the Lenox Club. The
plav will be followed by dancing -
The Keramic Art Clubs third annual exhibition
took place in Hasbrouck Institute last Thursday
afternoon and Friday. ,, =
Palsade Lodge No. l,674 knights and Ladies OF
Honor gave an apron and nccktie party In Jen-
nerich's Hall Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Section OF Columbia Turn Nerein
gave n ball in Turn Hall last Saturday night
The Ramblers discussed Sidney Lanier at their
meeting Wednesday afternoon In llasbrouck Hail
A class for the study of literature and history
has beer organized by several society women, VINO
viii hold their first meeting April "a at tho
home OF Mrs. Benson No. SS Garheldave
Edward Van Den Bogaert has returned from
pleasant trip TO France.
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CRAWFORD

The last OF the popular illustrated lectures for
the will be given In the chapel OF the
Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening April
r. The lecturer will be the Rev. DR.. Charles Herr
of Jersey City and his subject Westminster
Abbey" illustrated by stereopticon views.
The Union Hose Company will give a vaudeville
show in the Opera House on Thursday evening
April %. under the management OF Harry S.
Sanderson
Crawford Council. Royal Arcanum will give an
entertainment at the Opera House April &c.
The council has engaged the Alpha Male Quartet.
Of Ncw-york. and J. w. Gangiof, hlmorist. There
VIII he a dance aftcrward
The following officers Of the Presbyterian Sun
day-school were elected on Tuesday evening:
Superintendent. Walter NJ. Irving: associate super
lntendents George q. Teller and Charles Bingham;
secretary. Edward Everett treasurer. Robert Rim
dell: musical director. Harry Van Saun pianist.
Miss Mabel Houston and Mrs j. A. Potter: cor
netist Professor Benjamin Allen; librarians. WILL
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PASSAIC.

The Rev. DR.. Warren L. Hoagland preached his
Inst sermon in the First Methodist Church last
Sunday evening. His successor, appointed by
Bishop Andrews. OF the Newark Conference. will
assume his duties next Sunday.
The Chatting Dish Club met last week at the
home of Mr. ard Mrs. George A. Milne. in Lafay-
ette-ave.
The scholars Of ST. Nicholass School, will give
the opera THE Mikado." after Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hilriegel. OF Lafayette
ave celebrated the fifth anniversary Of their we'd
ding Monday evening.
Last Monday evening the members of Benevolent
Lodge No IS. knights Of Pythias, were pleasantly
surprised by their wives.
The Women's Club met last Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Fred s Dates. in Lexington
ave TIE leading paper by Mrs. F. X. Lowe
OF the History of Massachusetts
The women Of the "old First" Reformed Church
held an Indian tea on Tuesday afternoon. in the
home OF The pastor the Rev. Anne Vennems
Mss Mary Norris and w. Frank Kornhoff were
married Tuesday evening.
on Tuesday evening the friends OF Frederick
Whitehead F }. Marley and Georg. Andrew gave
q dinner in the Opera House In honor OF their re-
from Europe.
The Rev Frank E. Taylor delivered an interest
Ing stereop,icon lecture on The Lighthouse
Keeper on TUESDAY evening, In .he Second Presoy-
teIian Church.
The members of tho Passaic Club he'd their an
nual smoker on Thursday evening.
On Ihur~dd! evening the members or Alei.
Truck Company presented to their foreman
Thomas Fo1hall. silver trumpet in honor Of his
election Chief OF the Fire Department
The members of Mclean Engine Company No 3
held smoker Friday evening.
Psssaic Council No. 1899, Royal Arcanum
Friday evening celebrated its ninth anniversary
with complimentary entertainment.
Through Europe on Wheel" in the Congrega-
tional Church Friday evening
On Sunday afternoons in Lent the chancel cho.-
of 81. Johns Episcopal Church has sung sections
OF Gaups Passion Music" 1t will be given entire
soon after Easter
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

Frank Sweeney. OF Philadelphia has engaged
the Davis cottage in Washngton-ave.
Miss Mary Walling, Of NewMonmouthe has been
the guest OF friends at Keyport.
Mr. and Mrs W. 3. Parsons Of New-York City,
have been spending several days at their summer
cottage al Locust Point.
E. F. Mcclure. OF NewYork. has secured the
Hollywood Hotel in Mount-ave. for the coming
summer season
There was an entertainment held at Navesink
on Monday evening for the benefit OF fund 10
secure street lamps for Navesnk village. Thirty
dollars was realized the net proceeds.
Several OF the young men OF the town are trying
70 organize an athletic association. 1t Is rumored
ters for the club.
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sROSElI.E.

j. c. Terwil,lger and Frederick Provost wer
elected as trustees OF the Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs George w Norris. OF Flrst-ave., was guest
a. the entertainment OF the Daughters OF Lloerv
given Thursday evening at Plalnteld whea sns
recitcd several original selections. -.
At the annual meeting of the Casino Club on Mon
day evening John l. Howe and G II. Miller were re-
elected president and lccpresidcnt. with w =
Hope as secretary and :. NJ. Williams. A. + Comp
and l.. ). Greve2as trustees.
a pleasant gathering Of friends surprised MT aas
Mrs. c. T. Hughes on Wednesday cveain! Amony
the out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs =. II
Mills Mr.. and Mrs Charles Case. Mr.. ana Mrs. \
r. Greene. Miss Greene. Mrs NJ. Is Saunders, Mis'
DE Mise. Miss Kate Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. X res.e,L
Miss Foster, Niles Mlngton. Miss Cora Weir' FrsnS
Brown. Andrew Kline and Martin Williams
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KEYPORT.

MIA. IosIe A Ogden has been appointed Com-
,s,,oror NJ Deeds for New-Jersey. Miss Osdeh u
The first womin to receive such an appointment III
Monmouth County. -, 49,
The Rev DR.. stephen Merrill. Bisnop u W" ~
Methodist Episcopal Church spent sunday last "s
the guest of Cornelius H. Brown; ,s,,,, NJ her
Mrs William H. Patterson died suutus' Coroner
home In Warren-st Tuesday morniIs, I'd ria :
Anderson demanded an autopsy, VIII" ~
death was due TO natural causes missionary
The classical union of the womens Hiii soU,u
societies of the Reformed Church IN no, ho M
s."untv u,os hold in the Reformed Church mere on
Wednesday There n morning anu iii snn
session About one hundred delegates from "'' 'eo
items OF the country were In attendancc. In tho
The Prohiblonists held "A box s0ciaoiNN 90 MA q
Armory on. Saturday evening last. me aiia'' ""
well attended and was great success. c,,,h ,ya q
The monthly shoot Of the Bayside S,un ,av
held at the clubs grounds on WEDNESDAY eantain
Croig NcKeon of this pace will be martleu o'i
Thursday. April l5 to Robert b. Douglas OF saVan
nah Ca at her fathers home
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ELIZABETH.

A wedding took place in the parsonage or the
Fulton Street Methodist Episcopal Church on
Tuesday night the bride being MIS- Grace /"
Crane and the bridegroom John Scorsee Inc
bridesmaid was Miss Laura Sehordien ana the pest
man David Farrell The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. w. E. Blakeslee, pastor OF the church
and was followed by reception at the home OF
the brides mother Mrs. Annie r. Craft, No. 2l5
Fulton-st
Samuel Williams former School Commissioner
and until recently secretary Of the National Sord-
age Trust a guest of honor at a farewell re-
ception given at his home here on Tuesday night
by the members OF the East Baptist ChurGn ana
other friends. The occasion was an enioyaDIc one
Mr.. Williams has resigned his place with the
Cordage Trust and purchased n cordaee factory
brother-in-iaw. John H. Lafberry, jr., of Railway.
being associated with him in the enterprise ar:
the Eiizabethport Cordags Works-until its de-
The IOWA ana Country Club will give a reception
for chief Justice William J. Magic irH aFs' pres-
The Rev Percy f. Grant. of the Church Of the
ASCENSION NewYork preached the Len5en serm men
city cit '''' -'' '''''''
Union viii Celebrate this afternoon in St: tamess
Methodist Episcopal ChSrf G its snh bana Of tSc
the state president and also by Mrs. Mary Grant
Eliza beth's board Of Trade held meeting on Fri
day night at which the CHIEF subject discussed Was VA,
Trolley Extensions, n suDJect now OF mucn I'M
County The Board also completed arrangements
for its annual dinner the Star Theatre en- April %
Mr. and Mrs william Sewall. Of Jaques-st., are
about to sail for England where they expect TO
m Ike their future home.
A two-men bowling tournament has been started
in the Town and County Club. The entries which
are numerous closed last Thursday.
The annual meeting of the Home for Aged
Women will take place tomorrow nigh, at the
home II will be a public affair and interesting ex-
ercscs will take place
Miss Whitney has succeeded W. Cooper Boyle as
organst of the Third Presbyterian Church. ana
Lewis Castor Leary has been appointed choir
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,,u tt,ghie Frederic Wood and Mr.. Townley; -
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthbert have returned 10 Cra"io''
after spending the winter In New-ioIk' ,,,uson chi
Miss Florence Purcell Is home from " lisom 90"
lese' near Pittsburg Penn. for the Easter va
cation 1880. . r,orr,sd IN the
Rev DR.. William Botsford judd former paSdlo
of the Methodist Church. at the cnurcm on nv he
evening The ceremony was per10rmeu ~ ne
pcy William Judd Of Colorado, father OF tne
hrIdeqroom assisted by the Rev. aired EVan an,
aud the Rev Or. Sanford The young COUPE wiz
live in Paterson.
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ONE OF NEWARK'S INSTITUTIONS.

Hahne a Co. have issued n handsomely Illus
tratcd pamphlet OF thrty-two pages describing
their mammoth store In Newark This establish
mcnt fronts in Brond-st.. opposite Military Park
and has entrances also I'm Halscy. New and West
Park SITS II Is one OF the institutions OF the town
covers seven acres. has 100 departments. each
complete In Itself; employs 100 persons and
uses scventy-fvc delivery wOgnns. In Ilahne's one
may find everything needed for personal or house
hold use
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BELLENILLE.

The Exempt Firemen's Association Will take part
In the Grant memorial parade on April q
Mrs f. j. SchaefYer. OF Philadelphia. IS building
an addition 10 her summer home IN Maih-s' anu
is expected here next week. ,, -,
Branch No. U.s. ST. Patrcks Association o.
America. initiated two new members OIL "o"'''
evening 49, -, r,A.
Flag of the Free Council. Daushters o, Liberty,
mot on Thursday evening and made arrangements
Tor , series of summer entertainments. The Enter
toinment Committee is composed OF Mrs. Ma.
tda Sanford, Ada Riggs. George T. Sahdioru ana
Annie pape.
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NW,JRs'R NFM\
W 50, ~
PATERSON.
CLOSING SCENES OF THE WINTER
ROUND OF FESTIVITY.
AIR AND MRS. T. c. SMITH CELEBRATE THElF
WEDDING ANNIvERSARY-A NEW CHo".H
QUARTET PROSPERITY OF THE FIRST

WEDDING ANNIvERsARY-A NEW CHURCH
orARrEr-pRospERITY OF THE FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. William Ronion' IN
su.sex-st was the scene on Wednesday evening OF
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF their ""'ii"ee
The guests who took part In the Festivities "e'e
Mics Cannon. Miss Kirchner. the Misses eso'e anu
Belle Niblo Messrs. Taylor. DunkerieS, va" VI
den lie Roy Sampson, Rolof, MI ana MIS-, "
borne. Mr. and Mrs. Cannon. Mr. ana MIS- iieinA'
Ieman. Mr.. and Mrs Niblo, Mr.. and Mrs Green
Mr. and Mrs Kitchener. Mr.. ana MIS- f''e"a,u
SON. Mr. and Mrs Raney Mr.. and Mrs Greer MT
and Mrs Kess and Mr. and Mrs Dagger.
Mrs William Dunkrley. Of Van Houten-st' Is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Charles M'cHe" "a
Yonkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. How'd and Mr.. and Mrs A.
B. Hopper, who have been speno'is tne "ii''' IA
the South are al home again
The Misses Sharpe. OF Twelfth-ave. arc enter
tanning Miss Ingiis. Of Bayonne
Miss Emma Beresford Of Eas, Twenty-hfth-st..
is making an extended visit to friends IN Cai-
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stevenson are back from
q sojourn IN North Carolina ,.,,,rr IL visiting
Miss Edith Corwin OF East Twenty ninth-st, .o,,-
The Sunday Club last week lis,erea 10 d" e"'0'
Miss Lillian ". Freeand and Harry Han s saen,
neon by the Rev r W Mona, Only near re ia,
lives were present. Mr.. ana Mrs van sauh iei'
An invitation dance, which was deightiuiiy cur
r!ed out was given in the Board OF Trace looms
on Wednesday evening by the East Side Merry
makers. - - 80. ,y,.o,.. !, ~
The marriage Of Miss Julia Charlotte hireKer a ana
" lillian Henry Smock. for which carus AIRY 9It'
will take place on Apr! % at the Churcn OF he IKE.
decmer a reception will follow at the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs I. T. hreKer' IN
Tyer-st. ~, a Nrs
The tenth wedding anniversary OF Mr. ana Mrs
T C. Smith of tho East Side. was gayly commemo-
rated by a hoIseful OF guests on Monday evening",
o,,oro thew being ex-senator and Mrs. John
Hinchlffe Mr. and Mrs. Chester ID. Ely MI an9
mis- naIp1 W Ritte, Mr.. and Mrs. George MI ana
Mrs Wilia.r Hunt Mr.. and Mrs Stretioo Mr.. ana
Mrs. Paul Ripley. Mr. and Mrs James NJ, f,en nnh
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farhunt Mr.. and Mrs; JONI
Hail. Mr. and Mrs George Werton Mr. a ana MIS- Mrs
James Walsh Mr.. and Mrs ] W Novel ~ a MT
Mrs. Ewes, Mr. and Mrs. William Doughefty, Nj
and Mrs. Harvey. Mr.. Beech Mr.. and Mrs WHIT
ney Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mr.. and Mrs Green
wood and Mr. and Mrs. Lyon.
a new quartet of Paterson's most popular slhSSlS
will be called into service at the Broadway ne
formed Church on the first Sunday Ia May lhey
arc Mrs. Samuel Barbour. sopranoi MISS Mamie
Higbid alto: William Neld, tenor, James Iasne;'
Lsss The newly appointed organist. james W.
Saris;e is known able musician.
tie Paterson Conservatory of Music was given nney
at Association Hall on Tuesday evening, ana was
attended by an appreciatve audience
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DUNELLEN.

The members OF st. Johns Church choir have an
elaborate programme IN course OF preparation for
the Easter services.
The engag cement of Miss Louise Hardy 10 VIII
lam NJ. Finton. OF Brooklyn. is announced The
ceremony will take place on Wednesday evening at
the home OF the brides parents In Mountain-ave.
Miss Ella Waters has returned from Troy, n Y,
where she was the maid of honor the wedding
H her cousin. Miss Fora Willis Moorehouse. 70
Richard K. Merrill OF Cranston, N y
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HAHNB 4 CO., NEWARK,N. ].

Sunderland was musical director and among those
who took part were Mrs William Bechambers
Mrs. NJ. Casta, Miss Mabel Taylor King and Misc
Isabella Doyle.
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HIGH GRADE MATTRESS AT LOW
GRADE PRICE. We make yourselves IN our
own factory a fine quality OF silver gray nair'
forty pounds two-part mattresses, for which We
get 5000 right along. We offer 1t for Monday
Zone day only, for 1900.
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Here IS a parlor table that has
been selling as high as 50. You
may have IL in oak or mahogany
finish, highly polished, for IDS.
NOTE-Don't make any mistake
about this not being a bargain.
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NEW WILTON VELVET CAhrhl'' """'
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Ingram Carpets. 35c to 5oc yard.
c,raw Nattings. Oil Cloths and Linoeu'n~
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For woman. child and man,
Orr stock IL great, our prices ',w'
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NOTE-Goods delivered free at any railroad
station I'm New Jersey. No extra charge for
packing,
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We carry the largest
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