Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], May 14, 1903, SECOND EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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FRIDAY
IS
BARGAIN
DAY
If Everybody Only
Knew!
What Would Be
the Result?
We often wonder what wo. Id happen if everyone knew, as
we do, how actually cheap we sell merchandise on Fridays
how we mark down good, new, desirable goods for one
day's selling, of course it would take our best efforts to
keep the throng from overcrowding our store, and it is
probably well that the public is gradually learning of these
facts, as it is becoming better known we increase our facil
ities to handle the increased trade.
S
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I
ft
At 9c EpcH.
Large size Linen Hock Tow
els good value at \2%c.
At 5c Yard
Heavy Crash Toweling 18 in
ches wide regular price 7c.
At 7c \ a, d.
India Lawn fine sheer goods
worth to ioc.
At 7c Yard.
Gingham and Seersucker stripe
and chick styles worth i2}4c.
At 8c Yard.
All silk Ribbons Nos. 9 ? 12 ?
16 worth up to 25c.
At 4c Yard.
An old lot of braids for dress
trimming worth more than doub
le
At lie Pair.
Ladies fast black lace Hose
worth 15c.
At 43c E8Ch.
Womens Seersucker Under
skirts good quality nicely made S|
value is 59c.
II
At 98c Each
Tapestry Table Covers 8-4
size colors red and green worth 5 1
Si. 25.
SI
At $2 49 Pair. .
Chenille Portieres full length S
and width fringe top and bottom ~
worth S3. 50.
At $2.50 Each.
Womens Spring Jackets silk
and satin lined, sizes 32 ? 34 and g|
36, worth up to $6.00
At $3 50- S|
Childrens all wool Spring
Coats sizes 6 ? 3 ? 10 ? 12 ? 14
worth up to $6.00.
Telephone Call 108.
REYNOLDS & HANSON 1
Action u8'--T30 Smith St., Perth Amboy. |
Real estate ! Real estate ! Read
the bargains in special colnmn on
page 2.
MADAM RIVELY.
61 Smith St., Cor. High, 1'ierce.tW ataon Bdg
Hair Dressing, Shampooing. Hcalo treatment
Manicuring and Massage Skillfully done for
Ladies at reasonable prices. Also scalp treat
ment Manicuring and corn treatment for gen
tlemen.
Harness Buy direct from Makers.
Buggy harness Nick or Davis Rubber 11.94
Surre ^harness Collar and Hanies 15.98
Boad harness (Jen. Kub. Kay Saddle 24.48
Double Coupe harfiess, Nickle 49.98
Double Coach harness, Nickle 59.96
Double Bide Breeching strap harness. ... 24.98
Double Truck, harness Boston Backe S....89 98
C. O. D. Mail orders filled
Wm. J. Aschenbach's Sons,
70 Market St., Newark, N. J.
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.
J. H. HOPE & CO.
All the LATEST and
MOST STYLISH
IN
Gems' furnishings.
Our Hats are the talk
of the town.
Call and see them.
J. H. HOPE & CO.
J 7 SMITH STREET
Howard IIopk.
Sol. Rubenbtkin.
SOLE AGENTS
Hawes *Q UATC
Celebrated I1M I D
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StrlkeH Are Settled.
NEWPORT MOWS, Ya.. May 14.
The strike of the union painters is at
an end. The painters will return to
work, their demands for a shorter
working day having been conceded by
the employers. A settlement has been
reached by the 200 striking carpenters
and the contractors. <t is understood,
but the official anr ,uncement has not
yet been made.
Mayor Low lit Virginia.
NORFOLK, Va.. May 14. ? Mayor
Seth Low and Mrs. Low of New York
arrived herp on his yacht Surprise,
having come from Old Point. After
spending an hour or two in the city he
boarded his craft again and returned
to Old Point. It was stated that the
mayor will enjoy several days of fish
ing around Lynn Haven and near by
points.
In the Tombi After Eleven Yearn.
NEW YORK, May 14.? In default of
$1,000 bail Moody Merrill, thirteen
years ago candidate for mayor of Bos
ton and one of the -political leaders
there, who disappeared eleven years
ago, lies in the Tombs accused of a de
fault of $100, 000. It is said he had
built up a fortune in New Mexico of
$1,000,000.
Malony In Now a Marquim.
ROME, May 14.? The pop ? after re
ceivlng satisfactory information from
the archbishop of Philadelphia and the
bishop of Trenton has issued a brief
creating Mr. Martin Malony of Phila
delphia a marquis because of his large
offerings and his efforts to further the
good of the church.
Want of Rain Bliarhtu Crop*.
MTDDLETOWN, N. Y.. May 14.
Prolonged drought throughout Orange
county is causing great damage. The
pastures are failing, and growing crops
are blighted. The streams are getting
low. Farmers are much discouraged.
1
Gift From Mlna Uould.
NEW YORK, May 14.-To celebrate
the sixty-ninth anniversary of the
founding of the Home For the Friend
less Miss Helen Gould has presented to
the institution $.".000 and Mrs. Bussel!
Sage gave a stained glass window.
Caae for Cantlon.
"I see," said the man on the lear
platform, "ttiaH French scientists have
at last, disooveied the secret of long
life."
"Sh-sh-sli-sh !' hissed the other fel
low. "Don't let that old mjan on the
back seat hear you. He's myua'ther-in
law, he's rich!" ? Baltimore /News.
Dual urn*.
Merchant ? Did you find
that gentleman wanted?
New Clerk ? No, but! fouj
he didn't want ?
"What? How dare you
"^nd I sold It to him.'
ia-i'd and Times,
|>ut what
d out what
H'atholic
/
FRIDAYS
Bargain Items
Include
Lawn Kimonos, plain
colored and figured, a
cool servicable house gar
ment values up to 50c for
one day at - - 25c
White Lawn Waists
Insertion and tucks,
this season's newest
model a waist well worth
95c for one day at - 75c
Boys washable Kil t
Suits good Seersucker,
fast colors, neatly finished
Special at - - 42c
Greenbaum's
Department Store
400 State Street
The Church Han Other Work.
BOSTON, May 14. ? Bishop Law
rence at a conference in regard to
changing the name Protestant Episco
pal church said: "Sport and amusement
have made great inroads on our Sun
day congregations; the power of strong
drink has its clutch upon our cities;
gambling is unsettling habits of indus
try; many forms of temptation are un
dermining the characters of youth.
Now, with such conditions about us,
what is the church doing? We are dis
cussing whether we shall change its
name. If our church keeps at her work
of saving men the time may eoine when
she may change her name; now we are
too busy." 4
No Place Kor Knitter's Gift.
ROME, May 14.? The kaiser's gift of
a statue of Goethe to the city of Rome
has been postponed because he sought
a site in the Pinclan gardens devoted
to the memory of eminent Italians.
Emperor William on the last day of his
visit to Home inspected the proposed
site for the Goethe monument in the
Pinctan gardens and expressed his
thanks to the municipality for (he fine
position selected. The act of the mu
nicipality lias provoked an outcry not
only in the capital, but all over Italy;
hence the postponement.
Trainer Olympln to Watch Haiti.
WASHINGTON, May 14. ? Acting
Secretary Darling instructed the cruis
er Olympin, which has been ordered to
Santiago, Cuba, to proceed to Port au
Prinoe to report on conditions in Haiti.
POLICE COURT NEWS.
John Driski, of 85 Charles street,
was arrested by Officer Morris last
night on a charge of being ('runk and
disorderly. This morning Reoorder
Pickersgill fined him $6.
Mr. Acker, of Market street, who
has a machine shop near Sea 'Breeze
on Staten Islanrl, reported that thievee
stole a 14 foot batteau, two dynamos
and a lot of brass fittings from his
Dlace last night.
Exhibition of China at St. I.onln.
WASHINGTON. May <?.? Minister
Conger reports that Prince I'iu Lun.
general imperial commissioner of the
Chinese government to the Louisiana
Purchase exposition, has directed the
Chinese assistant commissioner. Mr.
Huang Kai Cliia. to go to Shanghai
and prepare a collection for the exhibi
tion. He is later to proceed to the Unit
ed States with Chinese mechanics and
erect a building in the world's fair
grounds for the Chinese exhibit.
Hut American Comitena at Home.
LONDON, May 14.? The Earl and
Countfess of Yarmouth (nee Miss Alice
Thaw) were welcomed at Rigby Hall.
Alcester, Warwick, by the tenants of
the Hertford estates, who presented
them with a number of wedding gifts,
including handsome silver bowls, sal
vers and lamps. The earl addressed
the tenants, expressing the apprecia
tion of himself and wife and their
thanks for the hearty welcome accord
ed them.
Lady Ottlciul at Manila.
WASHINGTON, May 14.? The war
department states that Miss Floy Gil
more, at Manila, has been appointed
assistant attorney general for the gov
ernment in the Philippine Islands. She
is the first woman appointed to such
an important legal position. She went
to the Philippines us a stenographer
and gained her present position by
good work in the otllce of the attorney
general.
Rieharil Henry Stoddnril.
NEW YORK, May 14.? Richard Hen
ry Stoddard, who died at li:s home In
New York yesterday, Will be buried on
Friday from the Church of the Mes
siah. E. C. Stedman, former Judge
Henry E. Howland, Henry M. Alden,
Dr. D. M. Stinson, Charles Collin, Rip
ley Hitchcock, Richard Watson Gilder
and Charles Scribner have been chosen
as pallbearers. Delegations will be
present from the Century association,
the Authors' club and the Society of
American Authors.
Sanoaln Cure* Coiixutiiptlon.
BERLIN, May 14.? The announce
ment made by the Berlin Medical soci
ety of a new remedy for consumption
called sanosin is attracting much atten
tion. Dr. Danelius of Sommerfleld has
shown that a number of patients, most
ly workmen, had been cured of con
sumption and said they were treated
without interference with their work.
The use of sanosin prevents coughing,
fever and night perspirations and re
sults in the patient gaining in weight.
Even in severe cases of consumption
the progress of the disease has been ar
rested. The remedy was discovered by
Dr. Robert Schneider. In medical cir
cles much Importance is attached to
this discovery.
THE RIGHT PLACE
TO BUY
-
I-jawn Mowers
Rubber Hose
Garden Tools
f?.ef rigerators
Wire Cloth
Elizabeth Hardware Co.
158 SMITH STREET
cur THIS OUT.
COUPON.
To-day and
To-morrow
Upon presentation of this coupon aud
making purchases to the amount of $1. 0 <r
over, we will t-lve 81.00 worth of stamps free,
besides the stamps you are entitled to with
your purchase.
A Remarkable Sale ot Mercerized 6oods.
Handsome Satin Stripe Mercerized
Lenos, value 25c, at 15c
Prettiesr. Satin Stripe Jacquards, val
ue 25c, at 15c
Most, decirnMe Mercerized Oxfords,
value 25c, at ??????? 15c
Double fold Ooided Wliiie MuiKselhio
the fabric is half silk and more
durable than Organdy, value, 25c,
at 15c
One lot of 36 in. Percales, hundreds of
differen- patterns, value 12?c. afc
166 Smith St.. cor. Madison Av.,
PERTH ^.^ElpTr.
.> 1
Boston Store
WM. MURDOCH,
72 Smith St., Perth Amboy.
P. N. Summer Corsets 75c'
P. N. Straight Front Drop
Hips --- - 49c.
Skirts, Lace 1 rimmed Um
bruella Ruffles - 79c
Drawers Hemstitch Ruf
fle - - - 25c
Corset Cover Special
at 10 and 25c.
ROOMS WITH
TABLE BOARD
AT THE
JK.
F. T. BROWN, PROP.
33 SMITH STREET
\ELS BJORNSEW
Dealer In
Choice Family Groceries J
Provisions, Etc.
Fresh stock constantly received
i 'or. Prospect and Smith Wa
THE WELL DRESSED
MAN ?
Has his suits made to order |
by an experienced tailor.
CHRIS. CHRISTOFFERSSN,
83 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, |
gives his customers the best look,
and the largest variety of new
spring suitings to select from.
?? w ati is.t
CENT-A-WORD
FOR RENT ? A carpenter shop and
stable suitable for one horse, in the
rear of 125 Brighton avenue. Enquire
Republican offloe or 109 High street.
FOR RENT ? THREE rooms on sec
ond floor, 131 Hall avenue. Enquire
Mrs. Bolerup, 257 New Brunswick
avenue. 3-24-tf
FOR SALE ? High Grade 10 horse
power steam engine and boiler.
Second hand. Excellent conditiOD.
Manufacturer, care of Evening News.
4-8-tf
LARGE HORSE FOR sale. Inquire
at Gordon, No 1. Miller street.
2557-4-28-tf
FOR SALE-NEW two and % horse
power Roohester Marine engine,
1100. Dr. Tyrrell. 2024-2-25-tf
GIRL WANTED AS cook and to do
general housework. Good wages.
Apply coal offloe, 194 High street.
2622-5-3-tf
TO LET? HAVE five rooms on Wash
ington street. Four rooms also
three room flat to let. Enquire 257
New Brunswick avenue.
2652-5-6- tf
ERRAND BOY Wanted at the Even
ing News Offloe. 5-6-tf
WANTED? A CANVASSER for spec
ial newspaper work. Permanent
position. Apply Island House Cafe.
VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN. Compe
tent, reliable teacher wants more
uupils. Music furnished for all occa
9ions. Esberg, 9 Water street.
2660-5-7-tf
GROCERY CLERK with experience,
who speaks and writes English, and
who can speak PoliBh or Hungarian.
Good position for an honest upright
clerk. Apply Charles Hermann,
South River, N. J. 5-9-6t
FLOOR WITH BATH, State street.
Rent from June 1. Ten dollars,
Evening News. 2694-5-12-6t
LADY DEMONSTRATORS wanted.
Apply Soheuer & Sons.
; 2716-6-13-6t
A LARGE STOCK of first class Flow
er and Garden Seeds at Seaman's.
2233-q-24-3t e w tf.
TWO HUNDRED machine ooupons
can be had, 170 Brighton avenue.
( 2780-5-14-1
STRONG BOY WANTED at" Recti -
nitzer's, New Brunswio^ avenue.
' 2727-5-14-1
3
GIRL FOR GENERAL housework.
Good wages. 186 Smith sljeet.
2f 29-5-14-1
If you are looking for reftl estate
investment load the oolumnjbn page 2.
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YOU TAKE ABSOLUT
NO CHANCES WHEN
YOU SAVE ? .
Red Star
Stamps
r
For To morrow,
FRIDAY,
we will sell
Ladies' White Waists^-Our
98c ones at 79fi each, and 20
Red Star stamps with every
waist.
Ladies' Pearl Shirt Waist
Sets ? Regular price every
where 25c; to-morrow, only
IOC per set, and 5 Red Star
stamps with every set.
$4.49 for Ladies Crere de
Chine Silk Waists ? Regular
value $6.50, and $10 worth
of stamps with every waist.
Children's 98c Shirred Mull
Hats? 75c each and $2.00
worth of Red Star stamps
with every hat.
Watch for adv. it tomorrow's
paper. It will tell you some
thing interesting about stamps
BROS.,
i
92 Smith St.
| Sale and Ex- 1
{change Stable |
1 299 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. |
2 1
P| S A LE S Every Monday and ? ,
Thursday: 10 a. id. to 8 p. m.
OU R MOTTO?
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OU R MOTTO?
"Honesty is the Pest. Policy.
S J.RABNOWITZ
PATRICK WHITE & SONS
Telephone No. 8
Engineers, Founders
Machinists.
General and Special Machine ^Pattern
Boiler and Blacksmith Work.
KIHSEa &BRB.
Coal *
Uiood
in any quantify
at the Lowhsi
Market Prices
Ym rd; New HruuHwlck Ave., ttud
^ L.Ali>gli VTalley t ro-nlnu.
) Tel. 51. Peri h Aml)o.v, N. J. ,
T MAKE A SPECIALTY
handling scrap boilers; alsl
wrecks from fires. Correspon
? ence solicited.
HYMEN SHRAGOVITZ,
106 South 2d St.
Navel Oranges, Jamaica's, Florida's and
Western Apples at
"JAKE'S" FRUIT STORE,
Car. Smith and State Sts., op. Hotel Central
NEL8 CHRISTENSEN
Practical Uurae-Shoer and Wagon Builder
Wheelwright and General Blacksmith Side
walk Orates, Anchors and Builders Biacksmit\
Inu a specialty. 71 New Brunswick Av
I PERELMAN, Pawnbroker
Ladies and Oentlemen* I have a gr
many beautiful articles left from the last
~**atehea Diamonds, Rings, which { offi
*e'l at very lt?w prices. All goods gua '
represented .
L. Perelinan, 386 State
Foley's Money and '/]
'?"p? GoisJu, orcv*nta one*