The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-04

Retains its moisture = MAaKAY's
bread.
-Folkner's store will be open even
ings beginning Thursday. April 9Th.
@-Tho forerunner Of good bread
THOMAS Cream of Wheat Flour.
Buy the Halves Hat, for sale by
CHAs. +. MARrINDELL.
lee Cream Soda cents. Shama
las Bridge Street Drug Store.
For monumental work. 60 to
Harry X. Kramer. Corner Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
Smoke 'Lambertyille Puts, take
none other on the statement that they
are just as good.
-WANTED-A good team driver,
able to drive four horsee. Apply at
the RECORD Office.
--Lanbei tville Puts are still going
up in smoke. Kline & Son sells
them.
Get your tickets now for the It'll.
lea Conservatory of Music. Date
April 10th at the NJ. Z. church.
John C. Moore, Insurance agent
has new adv. in this Issue. II will
pay you to go to him for rat es
First class Fire Insurance only.
in the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
T. II. HoLCoMBE.
1t is announced that the mana
gers of the Stryker Free Library have
agreed to continue the winter ar.
rangement of opening each week day
evening until the end of April.
NAMED A few good women,
eighteen years or over, to make light
weight rubber shoes. Suitable wages
paid while learning. Coed remuner-
alton when qualified. Apply to
LAMBERTvILLE RUBBER Co.
Stylish millinery, silks. spring
weight worsted dress goods. cotton
dress fabrics, coats, and fine footwear
constitute the spring opening, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at THE
GRAND DEPoT.
by recent action Of the Board of
Directors it was decided to move the
Superintendent Office of the Belyi.
dere Division from Lambertville to
Trenton, locating in the building on
South Clinton avenue formerly occu-
pied by the Relief Department. These
Offices have been located in this city
since the Belyidere Delaware Rail.
read wag built.
Chief George Arnett, Of the Firo
Department Of this city, presented
the Eagle Fire Engine Company, of
NewLope, with magnificent import
ed rug to be shared of Mt the laiter's
fair and bazaar, which takes place
April ., 10, II, Il, IS and "A. in Stints-
mans Hall. The shares on this beau
tiful rug will be sold for % cents aud
can be secured of any member Of tho
Company.
The merchant who gives the same
attention to his advertising as he does
to his sweeping, busting and replac.
ing stock. will never again argue that
does not pay. The man
who argues that advertising does not
pny 10 the man who would neglect to
attend to it. No doubt if he would
leave his store for q month without
changing the goods, he would con-
clude that it doesn't pay TO keep
store. Advertising is an expense, but
il It didn't pay, large business houses
would never expend thousands of
dollars annually to push their trade. |
The many friends Of Lientonant
John l.. Purcell, will be
pleased to learn that he has been pro-
noted from second in command of
The L. s. s. Baltimore, of tho Eastern
to that of commander Of |
The Naval Station Mt OlonSapo. on |
Snbig Bay, on the west coast of the
island of Luzon. This is the port to |
which the great dry dock is being |
lowed and about which so much has |
been seen in tho daily papers. The
work of putting up many new build
lngs and equipping them as we'll as
the Naval Station. will be under his |
and command. - Demo
crat Advertiser.
Fire of unknown origin, partially |
destroyed the plant of the Raymond |
Rubber Company at Titusyille Sun
day afternoon. The loss will reach
several hundred dollars. The blaze
was discovered shortly before o clock |
and the residents were unable to
check its progress. Aid WAS asked !
from this city and Trenton. Chief Ar
nett, of the fire department, went to
the place with a reserve steamer and |
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
sent one of its engines from Trenton.
Chief Allen. of the Trenton Fire De-
was called and said that as
sistance would be sent if the fire
spread. The engine rooms and its
were not damaged, but the
rest of the mill is completely ruined.
The plant Is owned by the Agnew
family and employs about forty five
men
The City Printing.
In our columns this week appears
Ihe report of proceedings of Common
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