Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], October 23, 1903, Image 8

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msideration before it is consul- s
'odworthy of a place in ours
Election. The materials, lin- jj
igs and trimmings are regulat- :
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:vle making and fit are up to s
w highest standard, no matter :
ow low a garment is marked, g
o doubt you can buy suits at j
lc following prices, but only a -j
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WSviSpw Suit of Scotch jj
J Tweed, long habit jacket, satin .
\ lined a well made stylish gar- jj
meat well worth 20.00.
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r v. medium or light weight. Jackets 5
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or—all styles, blouse coats, habit 5
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L >rint two items from a long list. jj
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>7 Bast No. ! Salt MACKEREL, lb
( 11 cents
L. ] GOOD RICE, lb.
I l cents
lb. Enameline Stove BLACKING, can
.*{ cents
Na. I Ciiifurnia HAM pound
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The bast Greer. PEAS, quatt j
7' cents
Best French PEAS, can
14 cents
worth of stamps w.th
the following small order
>2 lb b£st Butter. 13c
Y peek best Potatoes. i ic
i quart Onions. 50
Hi i lb best Coffee. . 29c
1 : i bag Salt. 5c
: ! r can best Peas. 10c
; ){lb best Tea, any flavor .. 13c
; x can Magnolia Milk. 9c
| 1 box Uneeda Biscuit. 5c
$!.0Q
VERY SPECIAL
$5.00 worth of Stamps free with
1 lb best Tea, any flavor 59c
I $8.CO worth of Stamps free with
1 lb can Purity Baking
Powder at 45c
v lOctober 24 only
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Main Street, Woodbridge
o any part of the. city. Tel, 154-J.
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I Great Array of Money
Saving opportunities for
aturday’s
\ pecial
k/elling.
Pillow Oases
Hemmed 45x36 good mus
lin, worth 1 ic at. 8c
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs with
initials, value 10c at..3^0
Mens’ all wool Cashmere
Socks, black only, the 25c
kind at. .15c I
Little mens’ Reefers, sizes 4
to 9, blue melton, velvet
collar a 2.50 garment at 1.98
Womens' Walking Skirts of all
wool melton, nicely tailored
value 2.75 at.1.75
One lot of girls Reefers, most- B
1}' large sizes, of mixed H
cheviot suitings some sold |
as high as 3 98, to clear the |
lot, your choice for any of I
them'at.95c |
I The Crawford Shoe |
for men beats anything
shown in town at a higher
price. It is a marvel of
comfort and elegance all
leathers.3.50
(freenbaums’ |
Eepantncnr Store 1
| .m State $tr.>e>.
I TELEPHONE 89 R.
I Beauty Conquers |
« Most by dress and we are M
Jj conquering beauty by our J
rfl invincible (2
-1 battery of ||
Ladies Suits |l
& Skirts. }
B v o 1 y di - (2
imi'm.'nt ol' !jf
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complete anil ©I
IJIVSellUi the Y«
•■.test now!- s’
tics of the jX
hour. W a JR
outvalue anil 12
under p r i c 0 w
all rivals. VVo R
ire reciJjuiist- a)
i| 'll Perth (2
Amboy as a
in i r r o r of »
fashion. fit
MASTERSON S RESTAURANT.
Wo sorv ■ s 11 pp'jrs and lunches hotter am
cheaper than any caterers in the count;
Let us g ve you our price". Have order
to supply suppers and launches this win
ter to sevin oi the best lodges in the city
V/. J. MASTERSON,
Sole owner and proprietor.
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One Solid "Week
Simms & Mounts, Big Battle Snake ()
Medioino Co. presenting a company <
Metro| olitan players, introducing Fare
t "oniedy and Polite Vaudeville. People
popular prices, 5. 10 and 15c. Ladies ba
gain Matinee Saturday. 10c to all parts f
the house. Children 5c. \
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j LAMPS!
5 LAMPS!
j !LAMPS ! |
J All Ivintls * ]
All 1? rices
JVe-vv Styles
' No \v Goods
Large assortment of
Fancy Goods for Wed
dings and Fajrs.
$ SMITH STREET. S
A Near Hii;h St. •
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t Iip« ir.K ‘llie 'Weed’’ Cured IJrHfnrBB.
INDIANAPOLIS. Inil., Oct. 23.—K.
5!. Wolf of Kldac-vlllo. who has been
dumli for more than two yeah*, is now
able lit carry on a conversation as a re
sult of ehewlnir tohueco for several
hours. Wolf reports Hint he dreamed
that if he took a chew of tobacco he
would he able to speak nirntn. A few
hours after he had taken the tobacco
L“ was able to talk.
Kel Sliti! Diiwn Factory.
XK\Y YORK, Oct. 23. The big plant
of the National Licorice company, on
Plymouth and Bridge streets, Brook
lyn, lias shut down, not on account of
a walking delegate, but of a three foot
pel. I'or more than an hour work Was
at a standstill. The eel was found in
tl c two Inch pipe;just inside the engine
room.
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ROMK. Oct. 23—A new system of
wlrehvs telegraphy in which the earth
is used for the transmission of waves,
invented by Dark Fampnna. a young
Italian ol’ f.oghorn. has been tried suc
cessfully In that city. A company Is
lining formed to exploit the system.
r>cn<t» From Injury at Football.
ST. LOFIS. Oct. 23. John Witlinell
of the St. Lou's university football
team dmd here foliar big an operation
to rei'ovo tits spine which was injured
In practice on Tuesday last
!Vot Hiin ljMpjitnw IISmMoif.
Mr. Fogg—Why aren't you In school,
Bobby?
Bobby—’Cause I read in the history
book that, great an' successful men
usually start ir life without any edu
cational advantages, an’ I’m more am
bitious than other boj’3.— Stray Stories.
Strong: KvtiTence.
Aubrey—Youah daughtnh has con
sented to nmwy me, and—er— I’d like
to know if tiicrc is any insanity in
youah family?
Old Gentleman (emphatically)—
There must bn!—Boston Glebe.
I tio3<a Clou»hen Mayiii
I hev knov. ed ti heap o’ men in my
time who took "Excelsior” fur delr
motto, but I hrv alius doubted whether
dey got along any better dan de men
who worked right along six days in de
wee:; an’ didn't owe any back rent.—De
troit Free Press.
Iron la Hen'll Kgiin.
An Italian authority finds that when
hens are fed cm food containing a large
percentage of iron the c-gga also reveal
the presence of Iron In the very dlgestlbh
form of the albuminate. Such eggs exert
& tonic effect er. persona who eat them.
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Raymond Barlow, who hats been in
Pueblo, (Jol., for the Inst six months,
is back in town.'
Joseph Stumps, of Gordon street,
went to Newark Wednesday nud
brought home au old coat over fifty
years old.
Policeman William McDermott, is on
the siotr list. Poliocraan John Mesh
row is doing his heat.
Nels Liuderberg, of the Perth Am
boy Terra Cotta Works, is on a lew
days vacation.
The work of painting Joseph Syl
vester’s house, Madison avenue, lias
been completed.
Edward Kirby has returned to Penn
sylvania, after a few days spent with
his father, James Kirby, of Smith
street.
Mrs. Charles Moore, of this city, is
spending the day in Pleasant Plains.
Mrs. II. H. Ha-iis, of Champaign,
fib, and Mrs. R. P. Barber, of New
York, are visiting their noioe, Mrs.
H. S. VanKeuren.
Mux Kreie’slreimer, of Smith street,
his a position as clerk with Potts &
Kaufman, of State street.
William I). Vourhcrs, of State street,
was a Newark visitor yesterday.
Paul Fleuard, of.Sewaren, was in tow n
yesterday.
Miss ICarrie Fialrorty has returned to
her Lotno on State street, after a plea
sant two weeks’ v'sit with Miss Ethel
Russo!, of West Hamilton place, Jersey
City.
ftliss Alireu .1 ones ami two uaugiiicrs
of Broad street. ;are visiting lier sister,
Mr . William Sharpies, of New Bruns
wick.
Miss Anna Meliuk lias returned to her
Ifbnio on Broad street, after a two
months visit with relatives in New York
Mrs. Edward French and children, of
South First street, are visiting relatives
in Mow Brunswick.
Mrs. Goll'. Melick, of Br iad street, is
visiting with relatives in New York.
Mrs. Adrian Johnson, of 129 Brighton
avenue, who has been confined to her
homo with illn 8°, is able to bo out
again.
Mrs. Charios rainier of 150 Brighton
avenue, is visiting friends in New York.
Colonel Pope, of bicycle fatno, re
cently said that the first essential to
tyrsiness success is “advertising;”
that the second essential was “big
advertising;” and the third, “biggor
Advertising-”
Salz & Steiner’s
Saturday’s Special
17 yds ShakerFlannel for 98c P
17 “ Sheeting Muslin.. 98c I
17 “ Calico for.98c I
17 “ Shirting Percale.. 98c 4
117 “ Indigo Prints. ... S8c |
21 “ Toweling.98c |
50 in. Broadcloth. 93c p
10-4 Blankets.98c |
2 pair Cotton Blankets.. 98c I
11-4 Gray Blankets.98c |
72x72 Comfortables.98c |
1.50 Sateen Skirts.98c |
4 Ladies’Vests and Pants 98c I
8 pair School Hose.98c |
11 pr Nottingham Curtains 98c g
1 Gloria Silk Umbrella.. 98c jjjj
1.50 Copyright Book-98c 1
2 clasp 1.50 Moda Gloves 98c I
8 yds Eclipse Flannelette 98c E
1 Suit Men’s Underwear 98c I
i.5oCorset linedWrappers 98c |
1 pair Nemo Corsets. ... 98c g
1 child’s Golf Sweater... 9£c |
In addition we will give you |
$ Q AA worth of
4)0-UU stamp s
with every purchase of 98c or
over. These values and extra
stamps offers will crowd our
store from door to door.
Salz & Steiner
166 Smith Street.
Cor. Madison ave.
p. S —Sale of Tailor-made
Walking Skirts, at $3.98
worth 5 00 and 6 00.
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BOSTON STORE. | |
|UHDEH[ EHRl
Women’s Misses’ and Children’s Underwear, ^
# of cotton, merino or wool. ^
d Women’s fleece lined Un
f derwear, special at-25c
\ Women’s merino Under
X wear, reg. 49c, special 39c
€ Women’s woolUndervvear
in white,grey and scar
^ let.79c, 98c
Misses and Jioys tieece
linedUnderwear,special 25c
Boys’ Wool Underwear,
special at.45c
Have you read the Deline
ator for November. Just full
j of news for the women folks,
I5c copy.
\ WM. MURDOCH*
{ 72 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, i
Sold *10.000 Kwtnte For *1.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. Oct. 23.—
Mrs. Sarah Gisenor, clghty-ono years
old, a wealthy widow ot Dobbs Perry,
who was found Incompetent by a sher
iff's jury a year ago, 1ms been declared
to be sane and able to care for her ni
falrs by a Jury in the county court.
Tin; trial developed the fact that Mrs.
Glssner had transferred *10,000 worth
of property to M rs. Iv. I .ester, Unown
as Mine, lievllle, a fortune teller and
cluirvoyunt of Yonkers, in considera
tion of $1.____________
SAMPLES FO/»
FALL §UITS->
Are Now In.
Our lino is as complcto as any in
tho city, and wo would ho pleased
to liavo you call aud inspect
them.
STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED.
All work by experienced tailors.
All repair work satisfactorily dohe.
CHRIS. CURISTOFFERSEN,
83 Smith Street, Tel. 103 -i Perth Amboy,
Dealer In
Clioice Family Groceries
Provisions, Etc.
Fresb stock constantly received
» or. Pronper.t and Smith SM,
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CENT-A-WORD
RRIOK HOUSE CORNER 'High and
Gordon st. Price *5,000. Terras to
snit. Lot (1(1x120, ten rooms, all im
provements. A. M. Johnson, SO Water
street. 8498-9-14-tf
WANTED—A GIRL to learn millin
ery at J. Kreiolslioimer, 117 Smith
8fc. 3(188-10-6-tf
FIRST CLASS machinist wanted as
once. Perth Amboy Dry Dock Co.
8883-10-23-tf
WANTED—Young man for offico work
and collecting. Must give iirst class
references and tile bond. Address P.
(jar of Evening Nows.
GOOD PATENT FOR sale. Address
,T. It. Post offico. 8822-10-22-3
WANTED—TWO GIRLS to learn
dressmaking. 80 Oatulpa ave.
3819-10-22-tf
A DANCE WILL BE held overy Fri
day evening at Eureka Pavilion, foot
of Main st., Tottenville.
8813-10-22-2
ROOMS-TO~REiitT^Steam heat; afl
improvements, L. L. Riveley, 108
Wood ave., Tottenville, S. I.
_3097-10-8-tf
A PLEASANT 0 room house with
bath, hot and cold water and gas.
Enquire Evening News, or 266 Now
Brunswick avo. 10-22-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS, also board for
two or three gentlemen, bath and
heat, 282 High st.
3812-10-21-tf
WANTED—SEVERAL : persons of
character and good reputation in
each stato (one in this county requir
ed) to represent and advertise old
established weatlhy business house
of solid financial standing. Salary
$21 weekly with expenses additional,
all payable in cash direct each Wed
nesday from head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished vvhon uocessary.
References. itnelose self-addressod
envelope. Colonial, Caxton Build
ing, Chicago. 8802-8-18-tf
FOR-RENT—A BARN and stable!
suitable for one horso. Enqmro at
News offico._3164-7-25-tf
HANDPAINTED CHINA shirtwaist
sets are the popular tiling. Orders
taken for studs, cuff buttons and belt
buckles, also hat pins, at 114 Rector
street. 7-17-tf
GUARANTEED BICYCLES $16.
Sewing machines, all makes, lowest
market prices. 33(5 Stato street, A.
Jensen, dealer. __804(5-7-10-t-f
FOR SALE—High Grade 10 horse
power steam engine and boiler.
Second hand. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer, care of Evening News.
4-8-tf
I BOILER AND ENGINE for sale at n
| bargain. Sturtevaut 10 horse power
steam engine and boiler in A 1 condi
tion, cost $490, will sell for $250. In
use 8 years. Address O. D., News
Office. 9-12-ti
...Auction Sale...
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Building formerly occu
nied as Jewish Syna
X
gogue on Elm Street
will be sold to the high
est bidder on MONDAY
Nov. 2d at 2 p. m.
Sa'e will take place on the premises.
MADAM RIVELY.
1:1(1 Smith St.,
Hair Dressing, Shampooing, Scalp treatment
corn treatment Manicuring and Massage
skillfully done for Dadies at reasonable prices.
Also scalp treatment Manicuring and corn
i reatment for gentlemen. Out of town engage
ments by appointments. •
The symptoms of eye strnin are vertigo, sick
sto.i ucli, headache, jneuralgla and numerous
ether nervous complaints.
Come to me, 1 have serv-d
years with an eminent
New York City, eye spec
ialist. Glasses as low as
$1/0, acd guaranteed.
F. J. MONAGHAN, Opt. D..
Smitli St., over Snlz & Steiner's store, Tuesday
and Saturday, 1.80 to 7 p. m., side entrance,
formerly 16 Maiden Lane, N. Y. city.
WHEN IN NEW YORK don’t fall to
^rCafe Duesing
PAUL SORENSEN, Prop
87 Cortlandt St., NEW YORK
Cafe and Dining Room
Adjoining P. R. R. Ferry Stairs.
At my office your eyes
receive 1 It t. K OF
(: |i A K G hi an honest,
thorough and scientific
___J examination, by an Ocu
list who lias practle d eye-diseases for 25 years,
and proper glasses fitted for $1.00 upward. Rep
utation is what. I am af.er. and you can rel- up
on getting good, honest value for your money
as manv readers of this paper wi 1 'est'fy. Git
UltlGOKN; Oculist, 200 HUOAOWAY (near
Fulton St.), N. Y., .Room 208, over drug store.
Hou t s 9 to C.
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WU junnu u- ^—r
buying rags, metals, boil
ers of all “kinds. Drop us a
line.
H. SHRAGOVITZ,
106 So uth Second St
Hotel Central ariL-ts
is 47 lw S «#»»«» i ■ Win<s,Liq uors
NOW OPEN
So, t HP *7 f T? Goods retailed
• ol 11LL Iv, at whoies.Jd
Cor. State and Smith St. prices. . . .
T PERELMAN, Pawnbroker
rST-Ladies and Gentlemen: I have a great
many beaut ifii I articles left from the last sale
— Watches. Diamonds, Rings, which I otter to
se1! at very low prices. All goods guaranteed as
represented. •
L. Perelman, 386 State St.
PINCH & BENNETT;
Painters, Paper Hangers, House
and Church Decorators.
rAI’KR HANGING A SPECIALTY.
12 Centro Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.
We most respectfully solicit a share of
your tavots mid guarantee satisfaction.
PATRICK WHITE & SONS
Telephone No. 8
Engineers, Founders
Machinists.
General and Special Machine Pattern
Boiler and Blacksmith Work.
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