Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], September 11, 1903, Page 5, Image 5

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We are displaying our first arrival of new
Fall Shirt Waists, and as we have earned
the title of THE SHIRT WAIST HOUSE
of Perth Amboy, our endeavors this fall
will be to maintain it, and we will.
^ Ladies white Madras
OVJC; Shirt Waists made in
the latest fashion,
anywhere else 75c.
Q Ladies white mum
\j Ov my cloth Shirt Waist
tab yoke front, trim
med with pearl buttons, latest
tucked sleeves, well w’ortli 1.25.
IQ r\ Ladies white mum
,Ol/ my cloth Shirt
Waists, white em
broidered front, new tucked
sleeves,tab collar,good val.at 1.98
1/1 Q Ladies lined, red,
. ts black and blue bril
liantine Waists
tucked back and front,large but
tons to match, tab collar, a
waist easily worth 1 98.
IO Q Special, Ladies red
. rj O blue, nile, pink,
white and black
brilliantine Waists, new cape ef
fect yoke, tucked back and front
also sleeves, trimmed with silk
ornaments, actual value 2.98.
FORTHE CHILDREN.
-- each, Boys navy blue
(Vt/C and red Shirt Waists,
all sizes, box plaits
back and front, with patent belt.
“I 01/^per pair, boys and
X <0/2X/girlsguaranteed fast
black, double knee
school Stockings, none better
elsewhere at 19c.
/\ Q _ for new fall school
*1 ty Dresses all sizes 4 to
14 years.
IO each, special, cliild
rens lined Dresses,
all new and all sizes
4 to 14 years, neatly trimmed,
full size and well worth 1.69.
BLANKET SPECIAL.
1/"\ for a pair of fine
. \J v/ heavy fleeced cot
Blankets a regular
1.50 article.
O each, about 150 left
fVt/Vz of 500 cotton Blank
ets, real val. 75c pair.
We are showing the latest in
♦ spangled Shawl Collars.
DON’T FORGET we are still giving out RED STAR
STAMPS.
TheGrand Central Meat Market!
309 STATE ST. Jfo 26 HALL AVE
Tel. 80 a. Tel. 96 f.
A. FLYING MACHINE |
If you want to get ro the front you should take advantage of the values |
that are taking us to the front- Our flying bargains make the goods fly. Rt
Our refrigerator is filled to the door tonight with, Prime Fresh Meats. No I
I stale goods. It would do your heart good to look at it and it will do your fa
stomach good to eat it.
Lamb and Mutfan °ur stock is compietein fresh [
Ldmn dim million. Canada goods. They are
beauties and you will want some if you see it.
I Chuck iSteak IA
Cross Rib ■III
Round I
Steak I
2 poundsI
Legs of I
AMB _!I
Our Smoked Goods are Fresh from
the Smole House TO-DAY. _ I
'Plate Beef AE
Fg„;; 6 lbs. .AW
LAMB AE
Forequarter .Uw
California AI
HAMS .02
| A PRIME | M
I J RIBS of IA
■lb BEEF ■■ ■ ;
Breast of AC
LAMB 7 lbs.AU
Fresh HAMS IJ
Our own cutting ■ ■ i
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1 Goods Delivered to <Any Part of the City
COURTS TO DECIDE I
ABOUT SCHOOL LAWS. I
Court of Errors Takes the Matter 1
up—Constitutionality Being
Tested.
The Court of Errors is in conference
today, when it is expected a decision
will be handed down in the case of
the attack upon the constitutionality
of the McKee school law.
At Thursday afternoon's argument
of the case before the Court of Errors
it developed that the principal objec
tion to the measure involves the pro
vision making a distinction between
cities and other municipalities in that
it is contrary to the constitutional
provision that public instruction shall
be maintained under a uniform system.
The setting aside of the act, it was
argued, on the other hand would en- j
tangle school affairs in every part of
the state, and the school authorities j
feared years of litigation would follow
such a decisiou.
The feature of the argument was I
Attorney General McCarter’s state
nient that if certain sections of the I
school law, naming Nos. 33 and 246, 1
were defective or unconstitutional, he B
for one, was prepared to throw them H
out and retain those sections of the
law which are constitutional.
Justice Pitney said he could find
nothing in the law that gives a code
for the management of a school dis
trict that is partly in one municipality
and partly in another. He asked why
a similar classification could not be'
applied to the inheritance act, and the J
first born inherit property in the cities ;
and the other children inherit that in
counties.
WEATHER TOO WARM.
Oyster Market in New York Turns Down
the Bivalves at Present.
The change from cool weather to
extremely hot. all of a sudden, lias
made it hard on the local oyster j
shippeis for they now find the New
York market full. Yesterday a num
ber of sloops took loads of the bivalves
to the citv and were compelled to
bring them back to Perth Amboy.
Yesterday it began to get warm and
the dealers found that oysters were
not going as fast as they should and
when the sloops arrived at the market
yesterday, they were told that at the
present time, no more oysters would gj
be bought. This is the first time since __
UO K/y lUgllli X H !□ A a llio 111 Pt llino DillVO a
the season opened that New York has
had too many oysters.
ATTRACTED MUCH ATTENTION. '
Belle Having on Board Reynolds & Han
son’s Employes. ^
In describing the visiting crafts at J
the carnival the New Brunswick Home
News says:
“The steam yacht Belle, of Newark,
came up with a party of 75 from Perth f
Amboy and anchored near the steam
boat dock. It was decorated with 800
colored lanterns and presented a beau
tiful sight, forming a fine background
for the whole affair. The party was
arranged by the employees of Reynolds <
& Hanson’s store at Perth Amboy, i
The excursionists had a good time.” .
An Evening News reporter was at (
the wharf here to see them off. They ^
were a jolly crowd. A big box of £
white hats was unpacked on the deck r
before starting and every one on board i
wore one. It was a very unique feat-1 f
ure. The Belle received many salutes ' j
as she passed up the river and she
could not help but attract attention. , f
FIGURES WERE GRAND TOTALS-' i
In the account of the council pro-1c
ceedings yesterday regarding the re- ,
ports of the treasurer the grand totals ^
were given under the head of balance c
in the hands of the treasurer. The r
figures should have been for balance
on hand in the sinking fund 131,903.69
and for general account $5,861.34.
A Wonderful Invention. 11
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It is interesting to note that fortunes 8
ire frequently made by the invention of 0
irticies of minor importance. Many of 8
;he most popular devices are those design- *
id to benefit the people and meet popular P
iouditions, and one of the most interest- ^
ng of these that has ever been invented
s the Dr- White Electric Comb, patented y
fan. 1, ‘99. These wonderful combs pos- v
tively cure dandrufl, hair falling out, 8
lick and uervous headaches, aud when
ised in connection with Dr. White’s 0
Electric Hair Brush are positively guar- y
mteed to make straight hair curly in 25 ^
lays’ time. Thousands of these electric ^
tombs have been sold in various cities of
he Union, and the demand is constantly
ncreasing. Our agents are rapidly be
oming rich selling these combs. They
•ositively sell on sight, bend for sample. |
ileu's size 35o, ladies 59s—half price ^
ehile we are introducing them. See, .
Yant Column of this paper. The White j
Slcotric Comb Co., Decatur, 111. (
3485-9-ll-8t. t:
and in selling satisfactory goods. There is pleasure in buying goods at this I
place, for our patrons know that we handle nothing but dependable I
goods that are always right. There is pleasure to us in selling these I
goods for we strive to please and satisfy everyone.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Hams Potatoes Hams “jfonu.
P°un<I. Jerseys, bu. pound.
Mason Fruit Jars, per dozen .... 45c
BABBITTS. OZONE. OCTAGON. KIRKMAN’S BORAX SOAP, cake . 4c
FAVORITE BAKING POWDER
A public favorite. Our guarantee stands
back of everv can: if not satisfactory
money refunded. For this sale
i box Foxy Grandpas free with a % lb. box
13 cents
OUR 19c BLEND COFFEE
Here you are if you enjoy a good cup of Coffee.
It is sure to please. It has that delicious taste
that is the delight of everyone. We have not
lj seen its equal for more than the price.
Lemon Crackers,
Ginger Snaps,
Nic Nacs, lb. iB5
Tomatoes,
Corn,
Peas, can
h
Orackers.
N. B. Sodas, package.8c
Zwieback, package. 9 c
Cereals.
Power pack. 6c
It.12c
LUEFRONT,
132 Smith Street.
DR. HENRY, CHAIRMAN.
Ihosen to Preside at the Republican
City Convention.
The delegates elected to the Repub
ican city convention met in the city
lall last night and organized, after
vhich they adjourned to meet at the
all of the chair. Dr. F. C. Henry
vas made chairman, and Jacob Gems,
ecretary.
POLICE COURT NEWS.
Patrick Garland failed to appear in
ourt this morning as complainant
igainst Martin Noonan, whom he
iharged with having struck him in
he face while asleep. Noonan alleges
hat he did not hit Garland while
.sleep, but that the latter was awake,
ilie oase was dismissed.
Laznlla Skivoski made a charge of
isorderly conduct against William
Jonkerva and his wife Anna, who are
lleged to have annoyed the complain
ut by calling names and throwing
tones. A hearing in the case will be
leard tomorrow morning.
Andrew Peterson was sent to the
ounty jail this morning for thirty
ore fnr hoi n rr ilrnn L- ami flisnrilprl P
Cool Robbery by Marked Men.
TACOMA. Wash.. Sept. 11.—Five
masked men entered the barroom of the
Hotel O'Neil shortly after midnight,
held up five men. including the bar
tender and proprietor, robbed the till
and forced the proprietor to open the
safe in the office. The robbers secured
$1,600. a considerable amount of jew
elry and several gold nuggets. After
dividing their plunder the men walked
out.
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Attorney General Won at Golf.
PLATTSBPRG. X. V.. Sept. 11—Ex
Attoruey General John W. Griggs of
Xew Jersey won tlie season prize in the
golf tournament at Bluff Point. H.
G. Itiukell of Paterson. X. J.. was the
runner up.
Ohio's Governor Better.
CIXCIXXATI, 0.. Sept. 11.—The con
dition of Governor Xash. who was
stricken here with heart trouble, im
proved sufficiently to permit him to
leave for his home at Columbus.
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It will pay you to examine this price list before making
your purchase elsewhere. You will find that Andresen
will sell cheaper than any other grocer in this town.
■ JUST BEAD THIS: - -
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, per lb. 22c
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per doz. . 23c
ilfred Fisher was up for the same
harge but was released with a repri
land.
SURPRISE PARTY
At 7.30 o’clock last evening a uum
er of young people met at the home
f Marcus Hoasland, on Broad street,
nd proceeded from there to the home
f Miss Caroline Arner, 415 State
;reet, where they announced that
ley had come to tender a surprise
arty in honor of Miss Arner’s guest,
[iss Marion Reed, of Philadelphia.
After the first surprise, the house
as turned over to the guests and it
as not necessary to tell tnem to have
good time.
Singing and music were the features j
[ the evening. At 10 o’clock a supper i
as given to the crowd by Mrs. j
rner. It was nearly midnight when
le guests departed.
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.
The Perth Amboy Realty Company
'e making improvements to their
operty on itall avenue. In front of
os. 13, 15 and 17 Hall avenue, a new
dewalk is being put down.
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Finest California Hams, lb. 8c
Finest Breakfast Bacon, lb. 13c
3 lb. can Baked Beans... .. 7c
3 cans of Andresen’s best
Milk for. 25c
3 cans Tomatoes for. 23c
3 cans Peas for...., . 22c
3 cans best Corn for. 25c
3 lbs best French Prunes.. 25c I
Fine French Prunes, per lb 5c
6 lbs for. . 25c I
3 lb Jar Jelly for. 9c
3 lb can Bartlett Pears_ 10c
3 lb can Maryland Peaches. IDc
Ginger Snaps, Nic Macs,
Soda Crackers, per lb. 4c
Uneeda Biscuit, pkg. 4c
Don’t forget to ask for a pound of our bes
Mocha and Java Coffee, at per pound 25ct
C. ANDRESE
RED FRONT 6R0CERY. • 3
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