The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-07-31
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
The old reliable -MAcKAY's bread.


The old reliable -MAcKAY's bread.
Retains it's moisture MAoKAY's
bread
Away with breakfast foods give
me bread made from THOMAS Flour
The annual meeting of the Hunter
don Co. Board of Taxation will be
held in Pennington on August 9th.
Work ON the macadam road between
the Hunterdon county line and North
Branch is progressing rapidly.
Company F. second regiment left
here Saturday for the encampment at
Sea Grit.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertyille Pnffs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
"A granolithic pavement is being
laid in front of the grocery store of
j. NJ. Bancroft on North Union street
Can you use a rubber stamp in
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON, 40 Buttonwood street.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
The Hunterdou house on South
Main street has been sold by Samuel |
Opdyke to Owen Ennis.
-Lambertvile Puffs, are ever
growing in public favor. Kline 4 Son
sell them.
Rev. f. G. Romine, of Philadel-
pha, will preach aud sing i'll the
Sandy Ridge Baptist church on Sun
day, August 4, morning aud evening.
First class Fire Insurance only, |
III the leading companies OF the world |
at the old established agency in the |
Solliday Building.
L. II. HoLcoMBE.
Patrons of rural deliveries are |
permitted to make their own mail |
boxes or have them made, but all |
boxes must be made of galvanized |
iron or sheet steel Wooden boxes
are not allowable because they are
neither water proof nor secure
The State convention of the Pa
trotic Order Sons Of America will be
held at Newtown, August 2lst There
are twenty.six camps of the order in
the State. 1t is expected TINT nnm-
her of propositions that will vitality af
feet the workings of the order will be
considered.
After publishing five numbers the
Newhope journal has given up the
ghost and The News will continue to
have the Newhope field to itself 1t
is said that the principal financial
hacker of the journal withdrew his
support. leaving the paper without
means To continue publication.
There Is no other medium
through which working men can invest
their money with as much profit rs in
home buildlng loau 1t cuItivates
fixed habit of saving aud gains for
the saver standing in the commun
ity. No progressive town should be
without u building loan association.
Lambertvlle p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed i'll the Post Office
for the week ending .lnly 81, 1907.
Joseph J. Awtis, John ii Anderson,
H. q. Dunn \ Co., james W lieary,
Miss Clara Huffman Miss NJ Mack
with, Miss Lucy hoffman, Mrs
Charles O'Donnel, Mrs. Lillian
Thomas, Mrs. Chas. Shepherd.
j. ID. MAcKAy. +. NJ.
News items are unusually scarce
this week. We would very much APP
preciate any thing i'll this line that
might be handed to MS from time to
time. II every citizen of the city |
would give us one item of news each
week aud this it is believed they
could do, what II very newsY piper we
conld have. Fry it. We want to
publish all the news, but cannot uu-
less we know of it.
Vegetables and fruits are not
only scarce lit the markets, but be
You'd the reach ofthe peck etbook of the
average house proyider. The back
ward weather is the cause of the con
dtions. Whortleberries, and few
raspberries and black berries are
coming in, but prices are high Re
ports say that varieties of vegetables
and fruits are growing rapidly about
In hat "
be plentiful and reasonable in price.
Rev. 5. b. Williams, formerly of |
Sandy Ridge, has adopted novel |
plan to raise the debt on the Baptist |
parsonage at Washington. He has |
given each of the women of the church |
"A nickel, with the understanding that |
during the next three months tl:ey |
so invest 1t to increase it two hundred |
fold, in other words, each of fifty |
women is expected to return ten
dollars i'll place of the nickel at the !
next anniversary of the church next
0 stoher,
Nathaniel Higgins, of Trenton,
IOT uletiN VI ItiuSocHt "up loSt bpih
feet in collision on the johnson
trolley road at Reeds Manor last
October, is now holding II clerical
position in the tro ley companY's |
office at Trenton. Higgins was motor
man in the employ of the company.
When the cars collided one foot was
cut off and the other foot had to be
amputated. The unfortunate man
was seized with appendicitis later
aud taken to hospital. He is now
able to walk very we'll with artificial
feet and cane.
Miles Devinney, who lives a short
distance from this city-tried suicide
last Tuesday evening but without
a