Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], October 09, 1903, SECOND EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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At the weekly meeting the Cen
tral Federation Union, New York,
the pleasant news was public
that there will be no famine here
abouts. A delegate the Pie
Salesmens’ Union that the
threatened strike had been averted
through the employers granting the
union scale of $14 a week, and other
concessions.
!ihe Sovereign Grand Lodge, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, which
held its grand encampment in Balti
more, Md., last month, has gone on
reoord for its 986,000 members as
favoring union labor. It has been in
tended to have the United States
Marine band lead the great procession
in which 30,000 Odd Fellows will take
part, but the protest of the American
Federation of Musicians have prevail
ed and the great band will not appeal
during the encampment. Union
musicians will be employed.
The officials of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers have not as yet ordered a
strike at the New Philadelphia, O.,
plant of the American Sheet Stee!
Company, for the enforcement of the
limit of output clause of the scale.
Efforts are being made by the mem
bers of the executive board of the
sixth district to adjust differences anc
no action will be taken until a furthei
report is heard from them. Presidem
Shaffer stated yesterday that the sit
nation was grave, but he still hoped
for an amicable settlement.
A Choice Line of
MEATS
-AT THE
People’s leal Market
322 STATE STREET
TELEPHONE 14-w
BRANCH STORES:
518 State Street, - Telebhone 31-m
247 New Brunswick Avenue, Tel. 109-i
Jos. Polkowitz & Bro,
Resolutions of Condolence by Court Amboy
No. 58 Foresters'of America Perth
Amboy New Jersey.
At a regular meeting of Court Am
boy, No. 58 F. of A., held in K. of P.
Hall, October 1, 1903, the following
resolutions were adopted and recorded
on the minutes:
Whereas, God in His allwise provi
dence has seen fit to take from our
midst, our beloved brother, Terrence
Quinn, and
Whereas, in his death we lose an
energetic and faithful member of our
order and his family a loving and
kind husband and father, tnerefore be
it
Resolved, That while we bow in
humble submission to the will of Him
who doeth all things well; we retain
the hope that our loss will be the
brother’s gain, as we believe that he
has gone to that heavenly home above,
there to receive his. just reward for a
well spent life here below,
Resolved, That we extend our heart
felt sympathies to the bereaved family
and relatives and while we point them
to that meeting beyond the grave,
where we shall all meet again, we
would commend them to the watchful
oye of Him, who lias promised to care
for all who confide in Him.
Thomas Lncas,
William Sandbeck,
Jacob Lamp,
Committee.
TO PROTECT FISHERMAN.
A. M. Hoxie Action tn have Nets Declared
an Obstruction.
A. M. Hoxie, of Boston, Mass., is
conducting a campaign in behalf of
the hook and line fishermen of Sea
Bright, against owners of fish pounds,
or weirs, along the Jersey coast. Suit
has been begun in the United States
circuit court at Trenton, and the case,
which Mr. Hoxie wishes to make a
test, is set down for the October term.
The names of the defendants are with
held f or the present. An affidavit
signed bv sevoral fishermen of Sea
Bright, nas been filed with the clerk
of the court. Mr. Hoxie alleges that
under the commerce clause of the
constitution the weirs cannot be erect
ed without the permission of the
secretary of war and that, according
to the U. S. Statutes, tney are ob
structions to navigation and come
under the jurisdiction of the United
States courts.
! Read the real estate advertising
1 column on page 2, today.
|| ORDERS delivered free of charge to any part of the city. tel. 154 a
I Grand Special Sale
-AT THE
NEW YORK CASH GROCERY
This sale will last for Saturday only, Oct. 11 at the New York
Cash Grocery.
Our being in the midst to give you better groceries for less
money than any grocer in the city, our sales are going to be a
; revelation to the shrewd and economical house-keepers, we are
going to make at this sale a dollar look at our store larger than
two dollars elsewhere. Remember we guarantee the best quali
ty or money refunded,
Here is Where "We Cut Deep in Prices
I Very best 3 cans best 3 cans best The best
elgin cream- early June milk full Tomatoes 3
ery Butter. Peas weight cans for
24c ~25c 25c 25c
Good Lard The best 1 he best The best
3 lbs. Corn Beef Sugar Cured Calif. Hams
' for j per can Ham nice & lean
25c j 12 1-2 13 3-4 7 1-4 I
I The Best Breakfast Bacon - - 13 3-4 I
The Best Salt Pork - - 10 3-4 I
$1.00 Worth of 1
STAMPS with the follow
ing articles.
1 lb.best cream Cheese 15
1 box bluing. 10
1 bag salt... 10
$ lb. cocoa. 20
1 box silver polish. 10
1 broom. 25
VERY SPECIAL
$8 worth of Stamps
with a lb. of Purity
Baking Powder... 45
$5 worth of Stamps
with a lb. of best tea
any flavor or mixed... 58
$2 worth of Stamps
with a lb. of best coffee
. 29 o
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Jsreenspan Bros.
r I 219 SMITH ST. Tel Ca"154 A |
OUR FALL OPENING
TO-MORROW Continues until Monday
SAT. OCT. 10 Night, October 19.
The MOST IMPORTANT EVENT of the YEAR
We extend a most cordial invitation to every woman in Perth Amboy, South Amboy, Me
tuchen, \\ oodbridge, Tottenville and surrounding towns to call and make themselves at home
in this establishment during our opening days.
’I he store which is looking to the interest of its customers is the store that needs your recognition.
The store that keeps first class goods and sells them at low prices and in many instances lower than
can be obtained elsewhere is the store that enjoys a large following of patrons. Such a store is ours,
as is attested by the thousands families that do their trading here.
We are still giving Red Star Trading Stamps
our Opening Day exceedingly interesting by not only offering new, up-to-date Fall Merchandise at our
usual low prices, but by GIVING AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE, A FULL BOOK OF RED STAR
STAMPS, to the customer making the largest purchase on that day, SATURDAY OCTOBER 10th.
This book can be redeemed at the stamp store for any one book premium, with our compliments.
Extraordinary announcement
and offer for To-morrow
our Opening Day. . .
Besides tlie extra coupon offer below we
will give on Saturday, OctlO.fiist day of
sale, an ex ra 1.00 worth Stamps besides the
ones giveu for the coupon, making 2.50
worth of Stamps to each customer tnakiug a
purchase of 50c or o/er.
Gut This Outj
Ii is good for $1.00 worth of Red Star I
Stamps at our stole Saturday, upon I
pinch.is'ng goods to the amouul of 50c I
or over, iu addition t > the stamps your I
pu chase entitles you to. |
Dress Elegance for
Autumn Wear
The highest standard which any house can
acqire is a combination of elegance, style and
price moderateness. We have achieved this
supremacy by increasing efforts in this direc
tion. Graceful lines, the highest art in tail
oring and the happy selection of becoming
style, largely set the value of the garment. It
is by combining these at a lower price th^n is
usually asked that we have gained our pres
ent leadership. Our showing this season has
created unbounded enthusiasm and our great
est difficulty has beeu to keep pace with the
unprecedented demands
ZIBELINE SUITS in black and blue,
Louis XIV style, full flare skirt, a
suit easily worth 12.50, our leader at 9.98
SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, in Louis XIV
style, coat with velvet collar, skirt
full flare, at bargain at 10.50, opening
sale price.f.(S. 50
BROAD CLOTH SUITS, in Louis XIV
style, coat has triple cape, piped
with silk, trimmed with drop orna
ments, skirt full flare, in royal blue
and black, all the best features of the
season, value 15.00, at. 11.98
CHILDREN’S ' A| A A I/O
and MISSES IfLUAlVO
An effort to describe these exquisite crea
tions, must fall short of its purpose. There’s
a distintiveness of style so individual in char
acter, so bold in conception and so ladical in
design that only their showing can give one
an adequate impression of their beauty. They
are positively different from the usual stero
typed showing.
Our special leader for opening days is a
Misses’ fine all wool Zibeline long
Cloak, real value 6.98, at.5.00
Children’s Dresses.
Never before have we shown such a big line
at such little prices.
. 23 each, for Children’s Outing Cloth Dress
es, value 39c.
. 39 each, Children's plain daisy cloth and
fancy Outing Cloth Dresses, value 50c.
. 50 Girls’ dark Outing Cloth Dresses, sizes
4 to 14 years, a good school dress, ^
.98 each, all, 4 to 14 years, children’s plain
Cashmere and Plaid School Dresses,
some of these are worth 1.25,others 1-39
Fall Underwear.
. 50 per garment, gent’s 75c natural wool
Shirts and Drawer.
1.00 per garment, Gent’s all wool grey
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes.
1.19 Gent’s double breasted camels hair
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, 32 to 50c,
value 1.50.
. 23 each, the well known Forest Mill brand,
Children’s Vests and Pants, all sizes.
Sizes—18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34.
Prices-9c, lie, I2^c,l5c, 17c, 22c, 25c,27c30c
Hosiery.
. 25 for two pairs of the best fast black dou
ble knee school Stockings made, will
wear better than some 19c stockings.
. 15 per pair, all sizes, Children's wool rib
bed 19c Stockings.
. 25 per pair. Ladies’ double silk fleeced
Hermsdorf dye, full regular made, im.
ported black Stockings, real value 35c
. SILK and Ilf-' 1
wash waists
Autumn styles show a radical departure from
those which have been the things in the past.
We are showing all novel efFects, both in style
and trimmings, ac wonderfully little prices.
. 98 for smart tailored Waists, made of white
mummy cloth and figured Madras, also
black Satines, a waist easily worth 1.25
1.25 for beautiful self figured white Madras
and Bedford Cord Waists, all made in
the very latest style and cannot be dup
licated elsewhere under 1.75.
1.49 very neatly made, blue, black and red
Brilliantine Shirt Waists, regular value
1.98.
1.98 at this price we offer a Waist, made of
Brilliantine or Mummy Cloth, in white
and all colors, that is the equal of any
2.98 waist shown in town.
2.98 Ladies’ very stylish Silk Waists, in
black and colors, some merchants
wouldn't hesitate to ask 3 98 for the
same waists.
3.98 Ladies’ handsome Silk Wants, in black
and colors, that will do to wear with
any skirt anytime or anywhere and
compares favorably with any 5.00*
wraist made.
4.98 black only,. Ladies’ extra fine Silk
Waists, made up by the best tailors in
the country, guaranteed perfect in fit
and style.
MEMO SELF
REDUCING tfOrSBTS
Are the best Corsets Made
For reducing the abdomen and one worn
will never be discarded by stout women.
Price.2.50
1.00 per pair, American Lady Corsets, for
stout woman, will not break over the hips.
Our line of i.oo Corsets contain all styles of
W. B., H. & H,, American lady and Royal
Worcester brands, every one guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
75c per pair, one special lot of 3 doz. 1.00 H.
& H.. Hmerican lad}’ aud P. X, Corsets,
not all sizes.
Kid Gloves
One Dollar Per Pair.
For the best kid Gloves in the mnrket for the
price. Every pair guaranteed, in black and
colors. Better ones at 1.25 and 1.50.
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Extraordinary Values.
Are these, so we don’t guarantee quanties to
last during Entire Sale
10c Per pair, for Children’s and Misses’ 15c
and 19c Lamb’s Wool Soles.
I5c Per pair, Ladies’and Men's 19c and 25c
Lamb’s Wool Soles.
5c Each for ready-to-use Pillow Cases(limit 2)
I3c for a large cake of of Ploating Toilet soap
I5c For a pair of boys 25c Byron Waist Sus
penders.
4c a pard for corton Twilled Toilet Toweling.
5e a yard for light and dark Outing Flannels.
Lace Curtains —*
Our stock of Lace Curtaini appeals to the
economical instincts of every \dQSe buyer in
Perth Amboy and neighboring! towns.
Nottingham Lace Curtains,! full length,
beautiful patterns at 9Sc and.iip.
Showing of Autumn Skirts
We invite you to view a comprehensive
showing to ajl that’s proper in Autumn
Dress and Instep Skirts. All the newest
materials comcined with the most superb
style effects ffo to make ap this broad col
lection. Prices rakge from.. 1.98 to 6.98
WRAPPERS
<L
We can safely say that our Wrapper De
partment is one of the largest in the county,
C' mprising everything desirable in a fine col
lection of neat patterns, which have been so
hard to get.
65c each, and only one to a customer. Dur
ing Opening Sale we will offer 25 dozen
new Fall Wrappers in navy blue and red, 1
made with ruffle around yoke over should
ers, finished with beading, very wide full
skirt, vtaist lined, actual value 98c.
98c each, at "his price we will show about a
dozen different styles in red, blue, black,
and grey, some d which are worth as much
as 1.39. ^ .
Blankets and Comforts^
We have sold so far this season as many
Blankets as we did the whole of last year, and
then we sold as many blankets as any house
in town.
Our big Blanket leader this season is a
fine heavy soft fleeced full 10-4 Blanket,
guaranteed not to be had elsewhere under
1.50, our leader price per pair.1.00
1.25 buys one of the largest and best
Blankets made. A Blanket actually
worth 2.00. We sold last year about
500 pairs of these Blankets.
Wool Blankets at 1.98 up to 9. OO per pair
DRESS GOODS^
A Great Style Show of Wool Dress Goods
There is nothing new, novel or beautiful
that we are not prepared to show.
50c per vard. in grey only, Scotch Mixture,
56 inches wide, value 75c.
50b per yard, strictly pure wool black and
blue Serge, same goods as others sell at 65c
89c per yard, all wool black and blue tta
mlne, a' regular 1.19 quality.
98c per yard, all wool blrck (only") Shark
skin. 4S inches wide, an excellent fabric for
suits or separate skirts.
Our Wie of black Broadcloth is as laJge as }OU
will find in other stores. Prices range from
75c to 1.75 per yard.
Waistings - ■'* -
The daintiest thing for dressy wear
Their popularity for smart Tailored \\ aists
increases as the season advances, owing to
their richness, durability and excellent laund
ering qualities We’ve a superb assortment
af all that’s new and favored.
19c per yard, pure white fleeced Pique, in
daintv Marseilles effects for W aists and
children’s dresses, regular value 25c. .
9c per yard, double fleeced Flannel V aistings
in pink, blue and red, regular value 12’4c.
50c per yard, all wool cream and black
Waistings, in charming stripes, real val. 75c
T5c per yarp, finest imported fall Vestings
for Ladies' Waists, in very dainty woved
dots and stripes, value 9SC.
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