The Lambertville record., 1906-07-25
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There's satisfaction in smoking
Lambertville Puffs.
For Sale Cheap-A good lawn
mower. GA Bridge street. 2t
The Harbourton Harvest Home
viii be held August 22d.
The annual Prohibition picnic
will take place July % at Belyidere.
Miss Hotfman's millinery parlors
will be closed until September lst
Away with breakfast foods give
me bread made from Thomas Flour.
Fine assortment of calendars for
li1s. Gail and see our samples.
Lambertville Puffs, ale ever
growing in public favor Kline 4 Son
sell them.
"A mad dog caused considerable
excitement in this city on "Wednesday
last.
=Cookbooks don't teach every thing
about brea l. You neel THDMAs'
Flour too.
The national eneampment OF tue
Grand Army of the Republic Will be
held at Minneapolis August Il IS.
The Rev. j. @. French. of French
town, occupied the pulpit of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church last Sunday
The regular meeting of the Board
of Education will be held next We'd
nesday evening.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X Kramer. Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Ask for and insist ON having Lam
bettyiIe Puffs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
The funeral OF Philip Eannuti,
tie Italian laborer who was killed at
Reeder 5 Station, Tuesday last, by
lightning WAS held on Wednesday,
Chaplain Herbert s. Smith, L. S.
A, has been transferred from Alaska
merly lived in Lambertville.
-Qaafrsmen say that the use of
concrete for building bridges aud
dwellings Is materially inlaring the
quarry business.
First class Fife Insurance only,
in the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency III the
Solliday Building.
L IL. HoLeoMBE
It cost Sl45 50 to supply tobacco
for the Warren county almshouse IN
mates last year. The amount spent
ON the dospel-for preaching was
$40.
The Mount Airy Presbyterian
church Will hold It's annual harvest
home Wednesday, August %. in VIM.
F. Holcombe grove. Ii stormy next
fair day.
The law passed by the last Lesis
lature, providing for the election OF
Assent men by districts instead of
by counties, has been declared uncon
stitutional by the Court OF Errors aud
Appeals.
Over eleven hundred tickets were
sold to Willow Grove for the morning
train on the Baptist Sunday school
excursion last Wednesday, A large
number also went ON the evening
train.
So far this season black bass fish
ing has been unusually successful,
aud each day number Of the lovers
of the sport may be seen along the
Delaware. Some fine specimens OF
this game fish nave been caught.
The LambertyiIle Heat, Light
and Power Company has purchased
from the Columbia Fire Company the
rear part of their old engine house
and will have it removed to their
plant.
The Merchants 5 and Farmers
Telephone aud Telegraph Company,
at its recent meeting, declared semi
annual dividend of y per cent. on its
capital stock. The capital stock was
also increased from $50, 900 TO $40, 900,
for the purpose of extension.
The Hunterdon County Christian
Endeayor Convention will be held
with the Croton Baptist Church on
Thursday evening, July 26 most
attractive program has been arraug-
ed. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Men who have been inspecting
the peach orchards of New Jersey
predict that there will be banner
crop this season. Seldom has the
outlook for this luscious fruit beeL SO
favorable as it is at the present time.
The trees are thrifty and we'll set
with fruit, which is maturing nicely.
"A friend suggests that the best
way to head off the mail order houses
is for the local merchants to advertise
literally and get the trade themselves.
1t does look reasonable. All Of the
successful mail order houses are
heavy advertisers aud If they can
make it pay, why not the local mer-
chant
"A new law has gone in effect to
regulate the practice Of embalming
and disposal Of dead human bodies
aud to license undertakers. Those
who have been in business may obtain
license for So to continue it. But
hereafter every person to become an
undertaken and embalmer must have
served at least two years as an ap-
prentice with some reputable funeral
director. The new law also forbids
the use of poisons in the embalming
finds.
Daniel Kraatz, 80 years old, a