Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], April 17, 1903, SECOND EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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New IdeajPatterns and Publications for May Now Ready.
Good News fr Garment Room
The spirit of
newness has
permeated
every nook
and corner of
this busy sec
tion ? an ex
hibition of
surpassingly
beautiful
spring outer
wear is ready.
For to-mor
row's selling
Kve have ar
ranged a col- s
lection as at
tractively
priced as it is
faultlessly
fashioned.
New Sprlny Jackets ? Of ? xtr* quality tan covert and black Cheviot
Fly trout. Ions wai ted ell'-ct. verv gracelul new ruff sleeve, Strap
seams, good linings alio altogether an lionest $7 50 Jacket. We
have made this coat our leader at $5.50
A Silk Waist Bargain ? Cannot l>e duplicated for $5.00. Excellent
tali' u, I iiicy uolUi, fl i*ve tucked from armhole to cuff aud extra
large puff front and back solidly tucked and htmstiched $3.98
Wash Waists? There sfems to ?e no let up in the demand for that
dollar Madras VVai-t. V\'e are selling, a very pretty model, neat
stock collar, pleated front and newest, sleeve. Our attractive pi ice, $1.00
Pett'coat Speci 1 1? A skirt selling pveywhere for $1.50 and it's
worth it. Made of a fi?>? grade of moire velour, deep ruffie and
straps aud extra foot ruffle 98c
Ladles' and Misses Tailored Suits? The value of which is $16. of ex
cellent Venetian and cueviol, maiie blouse collarlese style, stole front.
lined with taffeu, skirt tiiinni^d with two rows of taffeta straps. .$12.98
GREAT VALUE IN MEN'S FIXINGS.
A Half Hose Special? One lot. of M ii's extra fine quality tau and
black halt lio.w, spliced lite1 and toes, in quantities usually soldat 19c
special I2>z
Men's Kid Gloves ? In correct spring shades, just the right sort for
present wear, of sutde aud the finest kid $1.39
m A Soft Shirt At An Easy Price? Negligee Shirts, the choicest
patterns for men and boys, ufa good percale or madras 50c
Men's and Boy's Neckwear? All made of short lengths of the reg
ular 50c siik, in all the latest style Teck Scarfs, Four-in-Hauds,
Puffs, Shield Bj ws and String Ties, special at 25c
Telephone Call 108.
1 REYNOLDS & HANSON
! ^38-^30 Smith St., Perth Amboy.
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ttle fiaue Just Six
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of the richest summer hats ever shown in this city.
They are handsome combination of straw and chiffons, copied
direct from Paris. Each hat is original and the prices are not
high. We are also showing a handsome line of tailored hats
to suit all styles of costumes.
Hrs. n. S. SOUTHWICK,
399 STATE STREET.
R ROSSI
...Hairdresser...
Switches, Hiiy oolor, tiom 75o tip
Wigs to rent, for Shows and Ptrties
We take order* for any work in this line
COR. STATE &, WASHINGTON STREETS
PATRICK WHITE & SONS
Telephone No. 8
Engineers, Founders
Machinists.
General and Special Machine Pattern
Boiler an<1 Blacksmith Work.
Lost anything: A cent-a-word ad.
in the Evening News will find it for
yon.
Real estate ! Real estate ! Read
the bargains in special column on
page 2.
0^%^ " *<%r*J
| Pay Us onv $3.s |
1 Oar ff . L Douglas Sums aid Words |
are the best Men's shoe in the world
for the money.
Made from the most carefully se
lected leather ? the stock in the shoes
and uppers is the best that money can
buy. Every pair perfect, every style
right, every shoe guaranteed.
If they do not give reasonable wear,
we are authorized by the maker to
make it good to you. No risk what
ever.
It will please us to show these
shoes to you.
J. Slobodie]
126 Smith
; POPUL AR S;
Women's :
Oxford Cfes
Newest up-to-date lasts, in Vici,
and Dongola Kid, the 1.19 flli A A
grade, very special for Sat- I
urday's selling at ? * ^ v v
Skirts
in a splendid range of colors, in
cluding Venetians, Broadcloth, Voiles
and Etamines, with or without drop,
lull seven and nine gore garments in
the very newest styles.
10.00 Skirts at 6.50
6.50 Skirts at 4.95
3.50 Skirts at 2.69
1 lot of Walking Skirts, Oxford
Meltou, while they last at 1.75
TONIGHT"
5, 7, 9, 12, best colors, from 6 to
83?aty"d5 CENTS
Grccnbaum's
Department Store
400 State [Street
MEDIUM DEV0I8? Greatest Living
Clairovyant. Dead and living
relatives and friends fully de
scribed. Full names given. I
will tell at a glance every patron
what they come to find out,
tests, facts and dates at every
sitting; all about your future
husband or wife. Satisfaction
assured or no charge. 9 a. m.
until 10 p. m. Fee 50c, $1.00.
212 High Street.
Tide-Water Trans. Co.
Executive Offices: 31 Broadway;
NEW YORK, AMBOY
AND WAY FREIGHT.
Pier 6, North River.
Leave PERTH AMBOY, 12 noon.
Telephone Connection.
Read the real estate advertising
column on page 2, today.
NORTH AMBOY ITEMS.
Misses Julia and Aland Harding re- J
turned home, having spent the paBt
few days with Mrs. Langan, of John |
street, Sonth Amboy.
Miss Maggie Harding entertained a
number of friends from New York
during the past few days.
Miss Bertha SDitzer, of New York, I
is enjoying a week's vaoation at the,
home of her parents on Hall avenue.
Miss Jennie Willentz is visiting in]
New York this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnet ' Fleishmann |
and family are visiting at New Bruns
wick this week.
Mr. J. Levy returned home Wednes
day, having spent a few days in
Brooklyn.
Mr. William Harding is having his ]
property repaired and painted.
Samnel Fine has placed a telephone |
in his store at 33 Hall avenne.
William Johnson has entered the
employ of the Perth Amboy Terra
Cotta Company.
The many friends of Mrs. Edward
Dwyer will be sorry to hear that she
slipped from her stoop and broke her
leg at the ankle. She is attended by
Dr. F. O. Henry.
Beal Estate advertising in the Even
ing News brings results.
SpriiaRoats
Women's Black Coats,
made of all-wool broadcloth
? collarless effect, pleated
postilion, back pouch sleeve,
a very attractive garment,
at $4.75, value 6.00.
Covert Coat for Womens,
corset form, all seams are
strapped, velvet collar, at
$4.95, value 6 50.
Women's Black Broad
cloth Blouses, newest 1903
style, lined throughout
with satin, collarless effect,
with cape, large pouch
sleeve, finished with small
buttons, $6.25. val. 8.50.
Id Lerne
THE NEW CLOAK STORE
351 State St.
Near Fayette St.
Individuality and Fit
Every Hurley Oxford has a distinct identity
Because it is cut and completed by hand labor and is
merely sewn by machine.
Every Hurley Oxford fits the ankle as well as the foot
Because it is shaped on true Oxford lasts and fitt^i as
carefully at the ankles as at the toes. Economies make it pos
sible to thus give you practically custom work at a factory
made price.
3.00, 3.50, 4.00
JUMPS
Wheat jumps up two cents a bushel and men make fortunes.
Oil jumps up five cents and men makes millions. We jump
down twenty-five per cent on some things to-morrow and make
friends.
Mercerized Damask Linen value 75c down to ? 56c
Corset lined Tea Gowns, value I 25 down to ? 98c
Lisle Finish Lace Hose, value 39c down to 23c
Spring Style Shirts, value 75c down to 49c
Spring Shades Kid Gloves, value 89c down to ? 69c
Fast Color Gingham Dresses, value 1.00 down to. . 79c
Genuine Irish Linen Paper, value 19c down to 8c
We know you'll jump at the chance of getting some of the
above things so low. \
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166 Smith Street
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Madison Ave., Near the New Library.
'H AMBOY, 3ST. J".
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Strong
Offerings
For Saturday
Men's Fancy Dress Shirts,
regular 50c 39c
Men's Fast Black Hose. 5c
Women's Ribbed Vests, a
good value at 1 2}4c. ...... 8c
Women s Fast Black Hose,
should be sold at 10c 5c
50c Bleached Sheets, Six
90 strong and wiry 39c
Large Honey Comb Towels
5c
Butterick's Patterns for
May
Wm. Murdoch,
72 Smith St., Perth Amboy.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mr. E. J. Kenling, wife of Rev. E.
J. Keuling, pastor of the Grace Eng
lish Lutheran Church, is in this city
looking for a honse. About the first
week in May Rev. and Mrs. Kenling
intend to make this city their home.
Miss Ella Farrington is visiting at |
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Farrington.
C. W. Wilbert has the contract for
laying a cross walk in front of Kelly
& MoAlinden's store, Smith street.
William Sandback, of William
street, is able to attend to his dnties
at the New Jersey Terra Ootta Works
again after a few weeks illness.
Olive Kipp, who has been confined I
to her heme 011 High street, on |
account of sickness for some time, Ms |
improving.
A break in the P. R. R. engine
attached to the train due in this city
at 6.03, caused a delay of more than
half an hour last night.
Miss Eva Bloodgood. of South Am
boy, was a visitor in town yesterday.
Engene Flahertv and Charles Hilker |
are in New Brunswick todav.
Waters & MoCabe, two well known
local young men, will give a number
of illustrated pictures at the post office
corner tomorrow night.
James Barr, of Paterson street, has
resigned his position as head of the
Sampling Department at the Raritan
Copner Works and will leave shortly
for Jersey City. Alex Gibson has
succeeded Mr. Barr.
Frank ApDlegate, of Madison ave- ,
nne, is enjoying a few day's vacation j
from his duties at the Raritan Copper
Works.
Thomas Gallagher, the son of Le
high Vallev Detective James Galla
gher, wl)o had an operation performed
on one of his hands recently, is get
ting along nicely at the City Hospital.
John Anderson, of Jefferson street,
was in the city hospital. He is having |
some trouble with his right leg.
There is to be a sociable and ball at I
Joe Galaida's Hall, Keasbey, on Sat- [
urday evening, April 25th.
Peter Zaeer, of New Brunswick
avenue, has the contract or painting
the Madison avenue house of Charles
Van Dusen.
Miss Emma Hollander, of School
No. 5, is away from her dnties today
on account of sickness.
Extra! Extra!
"Necessity" may "be the
mother of inveution " and com
petition the life of the trade," Hit
Confidence in the comer stone of
our business foundation. We have
made ourjstore the soul of reliabil
ity ? the bed rock of low prices ?
the home of honest dealings Ilrre
i? the proof.
A record of Thirty-four Years. A 2
word about our Koal what am. We
have plenty of It, don't be caught
napping.
Wm. H. McCormick
82 SMITH STREET
i
Agents wanted for Dr.
Drummond's Lightning Remedies
for Rheumatism; restore stifl joints,
drawn oords and hardened muscles. De
scribe your case, take the agency and
secure treatment FREE. Drummond
Medicine Co., New York.
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?BLUE PRQHTj
i
j SATURDAY .
H We will sell you any of our |
| 1 2c cake at ^
! 3 lbs for 25c I
i I
B Fig Boas, Johnny Cake,
B Lemon Gems, etc.
| 1 I
| Tea and Coflfee ?
P Just to induce you to try them |
? we make this offer. ^
|
? Our 25c Maracarbo coffee
22c lb , 5 lbs. for 100 |
? Our 50c Mixed Tea,
? 45c lb., 2 % lbs for 1.00 1
|
a0ur 40c Mixed Tea,
i 35c lb., 3 lbs. for 100 1
I I
I |
} Marvel Flour j
| A fine flour with all the nutri- j
|tive qualities of the original |
| grain, and ground and bolted so|
| that the largest amount of ex- 1
| cellence will be given to the pro- 1
| duct. The highest grade of f
| Minnesota Patent Flour from one f ,
| of the most famous mills inf'
| America, put up especially for |
| our trade and sold only by us. f
FOR THIS SALE
| Pe Barrel $4,55 :
Per Bag
24 1 lbs
57c
> Blue Front, f
| JI & F. H1LSD0RF j
132 SMITH ST.
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A. J. ANDERSON, '
Agency for
L Cleveland, Tribune, Wolff-American
Bicycles. Sold on easy terms.
368 STATE STREET 4
SsJea"^^
| change Stable |
| 299 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. |
^ S A- L K S Every Monday and 3
Thursday: 10 a. ro. to 3 p. m.
OUR MOTTO- |[
? "Honesty is the Uest Policy." S
I J.RABNOWITZ 1
KinsEy&Bio.
Coal *
Ulood
in any quantity
at the Lowest
Market Prices
Yard; New Brunswick Ave., and
Leblgh Valley Crossing*
Tel. 51. Perth Amboy, IT. J.
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ANTED? Ten women to sor
rags.
H. SHRA60VITZ,
106-108 South 2d St.
Perth Amboyl
Navel Oranges, Jamaica's, Florida's and
Western Apples at
" JAKE'S" FRUIT STORE,
Cor. Smith and State Sts.,op. Hotel Central
I PERELMAN, Pawnbroker
ty Ladies and Oentlemen: I have a great
many beautiful articles left from the last sale
? Watches, Diamonds, Rings, which I offer to
sell at very low prices. All goods guaranteed as
represented.
L. Perelman, 386 Stat^St.
. NELS CHRI8TEN8EI.
Practical Uorse-Hhoer and WligoiiL
Wheelwright and General Blacksmith\
walk Orates, Anchors and Builders Blad
ing a specialty. 71 New Brunawicfl
Foley's Honey anti
~?res colds, previa tH pat