The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-11-25
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.

'Lambertville Pufis' are still GO
ing up in smoke. Kline \ Son sells
them.
Naturally the iceman is chilly
proposition.
Poets might not effect such long
hair if BARRIERS worked on credit.
The soldiers ard fremen's exemp-
tions in Raritan township last year
amounted to over $50, 600.
Even though man pays cash for m
electric battery he always tells the
dealer to charge il.
Goats do not think much Of breakfast
foods az an article of diet, because they
are not put up in tin cans
You like nice rarlor? Yes. Get
HOlcOmbe to paper it or any other
room in the house. 81 Main St.
The women of the Centenary NJ. Z.
Church will hold fair and supper IL
the basement of the church December
9th and 10th
"Sewers or no sewers, municipal or
corporation ownership, will be the
question to settle at the special cleo
ion in February.
In speaking of a dudes head it is
pretty safe to say that there is always
room at the top.
SPANS conscience is..probably { ear
over the fact that 1t threw in SO many
nnchartered rocks for good measure
when il sold us those islands
be Lambertvllle Puff &c An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand Of fas
tidious smokers. j. b. Kline X Son,
No % Bridge St, Lambertyille. \. j.
The Union Thanksgiving service
will be held in the First Baptist
Church next Thursday Mt 10:3o II. IN.
Sermon by the Rev. $. G.. Pitt of the
Centenary NJ. l.. Church.
Not all the good die young, for the
Prohibition party always manage to
get presidential candidate.
Sometimes natural born kicker
makes his greatest Init by kicking the
bucket.
The PIE and cake sale announced to
take place under the auspices of the
Junior Epworth League of the Genten-
AIRY NJ. T. Church has been postponed
Indefinitely.
All candidates elected 10 city and
ward offices have been sMaln III hy
City Clerk Reynolds They will so in
to office january /.
Frank Sproat former resident Of
this city. died at his home Mt Valley
Falls. \. \. on Monday, Noyemher16.
1t never ocenrs to the suckers that
the man who can pick the winning
horse has better thing than selling
tips.
Faith is the sustaining grace that
carries man through when he sits
down To plate of hash.
If you are very particular about yonr
wall paperiug and want new ideas, get
Hi0icOmbe, 81 Main st.
The contract to rebuild the French
town bridge was awarded last Monday
to the United States Construction Co.
of Trenton. 1t is to be of iron, and
the cost is 81, 200.
Fred Trimmer has purchased the
BARRIER shop of John stockton, on Main
street and will take possession on
December /
Some people vino do not understand
Shakespeare still appreciate HIM be
cause he never wrote a coon song.
The marriage of Harry Callan and
Miss Emma Cecilia Weiss will take
place this Wednesday afternoon, at
40 o'clock In ST. Johns church.
John II. Folkner, of the firm of Folk
ner 4 Rittenhouse Is IN New York this
week buying goods for the New
Store Mr. Folkner personally in
spects all goods before they are ship
ped to this town.
At the reception held at st. Andrew
hall, Wednesday evening it was an
nounced that the sum of 347 % was
realized from the recent Christmas
sale held by the members of the Guilds
Mrs. Cynthia Heath died at her
home near Carversyille, Pa. on Thurs
day last aged - years. The funeral
was held on Monday, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. Interment in the CaryersyIlle
Christian Church-yard She leaves
three sons who reside in this city, Ed
ward Heath, Alfred Heath and Under
taker Peter Heath.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Robertson, Clinton street, was the
scene Of much merriment Saturday
evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
roughs Sproat celebrated their fifteenth
wedding anniversary. Many guests
were present.
musical program was rendered by
members of the Amwell Orchestra, and
Edward Hulse, Of Trenton, accompan
led by Miss Silyers.
The honse was decorated with chry
santhemums and palms Refreshments
were served.
The Board of Education met Thurs
day evening, when the finance com
mittee reported balance of S4,07l.20
in the hands of the city treasurer No.
vember in favor of the school fund
Bills to the amount of $780, IS were
ordered paid and the sum of S2j was
contributed to the piano fund of the
High School. William G.. Lauer hay
ing removed to Philadelphia, he ten
dered his resignation as member of
the board from the Third Ward. The