Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], November 12, 1903, Image 6

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o night at 6 o’clock.
I f Men Folks...
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ii greater achievements from our
jtu this season than over before,
v ys new and our prices—the kind
sd mid miss. We mention below
i necessities.
; at designs, good weight at 49c. 6Sc
t.: r. ?+ wool, at.49c and 75c
1* <r, strictly all wool, at. 93c and I.I9
■ ural wool or camels hair, at ... 1.39
Iv all sizes, 1.25 upwards
■ , from infants up, 98c upwards
1 , all sizes, 1.98 upwards
RFUR DEPT.
tanning: and substantial in line
i.profitable place to visit. Wo
,v iiilo stocks are as yet undeploted
.t , 2){ yards long, trimmed
k girdle, at. 5.98
n, ds inches long, 2 large
..698
' c, -U yds. long, 2 brush
at.. . 7.50
c ine, 2’ t yards long, 6 tails,
cut trimmed, at .... 12.98
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130 Smith Street
PEltJ^MBOY.
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Perth Amboys' best Cloak and
Suit Department.
Now Designs in Childrens’
VELOUR
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in black, handsomely trim
mod with white braid, stole
effect, value 4.75 3.981
Blue Corduroy Coats
10large sailor collar,braid and!
lace trimmed, val- Si QQH
ue 6.00 at - 4a8® ;
_ .. _
Children s Cloth Coats.
in navy, garnet, and royal,
3 sizes, braid trimmed, all
wool, value 2.50 i “ffif
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Greenbaums*
Department Store ]
.400 State Street.
TELEPHONE S9 R.
I If you nro out of work put an sui.
in the Evening News, it will cost yon
nothing. I
Money to lbm
ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AT LOWEST HATH
ON SHORTEST NOTICE
ON SMALLEST PAYMENTS
Perth Amboy Loan
COMPANY
Branch or New Brunswick Loan Co.
Room 15 Selieuer Bulhlliii;
Cor. Rraitli Street anil n„ 1. ■■ ■
Sew Brunswick Ave . Perth AtllUOy, N. J.
Hours: S a. 111. HUB p. m.
P. B.—If you cannot call, drop us a lino,
and upon receipt of samo our represent
ative will call at, your house and ta
plain terms, etc.
1 Ho Cfcaroo Un/os3 Loan Is Made.
> garments that have the appearance of hiali priced cus
liavc just such a garment. We give you just as much,
•nr 12.00 and 15.00 suits than you iind in most S25 suits. n ■
his is so, simply because up-to-date nianufaeturers pay
to designers, whose one aim is to produce bright snappy
•o styles, and thereby create a popular demand for their
\ the famous Crouse it Brandcgoo lino of ready-made
i' r style, quality and price bear all the marks of high
. ning at one-half the price. ■
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Our Men’s and Young
Men’s Overcoats, are simply i
marvels of beauty possessing
'a certain distinction and sty
lish appearance that puts i
them in a seperate class of ,
ready made Overcoats.
Those who have bought them ]
claim there is nothing in the
city to equal them for style, (
quality or price. !
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Vie are showing a fine black
and oxlord mixed Overcoat,
cut 46 and 4X inches long,
with broad shoulders, looie
fitting back, made and trim
med in first class manner.
Guaranteed all wool and fast
color
12.00
Men’s fine black tidbit and
melton Overcoats, a very sty
lish garment, guaranteed to
give satisfaction
15.00
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INON &.
si. SHEEHYl
A FREE game inside
each package of
ILld n Coffee
60 different games.
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l Is a bunch g
, Of Fall Under wear here that §
B is worth looking at. We’ve |
B gathered all that is good in|
“this line for fall and winter|
" wear, Heavy, medium and f
■light, fleeced lined and oth-i
■er lined at easy prices.f
■ Then our line of Socks is!
■ more than complete. A!
b hundred different styles ofg
i the good kind here. g
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n Hawes Celebrated $3.00 Hats.a
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sAgts. American Steam Laundry. §j
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T a ^niith Street. _l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Money on call firm at 5Va per cent. (
Prime mercantile pep* r. G per cent. Ex
changes. $191,984,051; balances, $12,037,518.
Closing prices: «
t\mal. Copper... 37% X. Y. Central...115%
Atchison. 03v; Xnrf. <& West... 55%
lb & 0. 73'“ I b an. R. R.112% |
i’.ooklyn R. T.. 30'-4 Heading . 41%
i‘..C.,C. 6z St. L. 7«i Rock Island .... 23%
& Ohio.... Paul .136%
'lii. & Nortliw. I1 ;!% Southern Pac... 40%
Erie. _• . Southern Ry_ 10%
b n. Electric_I South. Ry. pf... 71%
Illinois Cen.fH Sugar .114% (
Lackawanna —12 Texas Pacific .. 22%
Louis. & Nash.. :. 'h Union Pacific .. 70%
Manhattan.138% U. S. Steel . 10%
Metropolitan.... 111% Tb S. Steel pf... 50%
Missouri I’ac... West. Union ... 83
\'(mv York Market*.
FLOUR i ill ;ij111 nominally low* r; Min
nesota patent.;. ■ l 1 )'{i4.75; winter straights,
O.ltoVp-l.lu. wu.ti-r extras, $31(3.40; winter
•atents. 81«/1.
WHEAT <.i d firmer on covering
md smaller t. -. ihwest receipts, but later
debit cl to -r local pressure on De
•einber; I •ember, 847feft<8o 3-1 Ge.; May,
1 3-icf(
RYE- St* -ly; state and Jersey, 5C(7i58c.;
'To. 2 '.v .«»»..-M. t;ir. nominal, i. o. b.. alloat.
CORN i 1, having discounted the
parish crip rains wist hail some
nfiuon .. 199i 19%< ; Ma y, 48%
(■IS 9-1 He.
OATS Nominal; track, white, .state, 411£
TA >e.; track, white, western, il Y(45%c.
PORK—tot cudy; mess, $13frl3.75; family,
LaRD— Ems; ; prime western steam,
.45c.
BUTTER — Steady; extra creamery,
s;-i d-'iry. 15(g20c.
CHEESE Steady; state, full cream,
alley. Mini2. -•.•lured. September. ll%c.;
at-' I ..- !• ) ; small, whit- . September,
l'L«v; 1.*’••• iade 10%c.; large, colored,
jrptemb r. li v4c.; late made, 10%o.; large,
\hitc. S« pb ;:.b»T, 1194c.; late made, 10%c.
EGfJH Firm: .-late and Pennsylvania
ancy m.'x.-d. 3(V?/3ic.; sta te and Pmnsyl
ilia si-fi-rids r-» firsts. 2f/a2'.k\; western
Irsts. \v.r_ .; western seconds, 25^27c.
SI 1 R Raw nominal; fair refining,
5-1 " ; i ■ ntrifugj: 1, 90 test. 3 13-lGc.; re
ined «i>ii* 1 '•n:; !v' l. 5.30c.; powdered. 4.80c.
MOLASrj .■ .i St- dy; New Orleans, 31 It1
’TURPENTINE- Firm at 53V/ti00c.
RTUK M dy, domestic, Pi/Gc.; Japan,
• ominn 1.
TAI.I.OW Firm; city, 4%o.; country, 4%
( 4a,4C.
HAY li; shipping, 051/75c.; good to
ilioiee, SfF/K.V.
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Two editors of the Vorwaerts, the
Socialist daily paper in Berlin, have
boen sontcnced to imprisonment for
stating that Bmperor William intended
to build and imperial fortress on the
island of Ficbelswcrder. Herr Knlin
ski was sentencd to four months, and
Herr Leid to nine months.
Three other Scoialist editors indif
ferent parts of Germany have been
sentenced to three, bnr and six
mouths’ imprisonme/ J for “making
reflections on the Imporial family.”
Af niiovrnOcmilnrf n vnnng llOV Of
fourteen was sonteuoed to one month’s
imprisonment for tho same reason,
after a secret trial.___ ____
This is not progress, bat it shows
that not even jails can keep the lead
ers of the German people from telling
the facts.
The right of an employer to hire or
discharge workmen, so much discussed
nowadays, is specifically conceded by
the miners in the joint agreement just
signed for Tennessee District, No. 10.
After providing for full, and final ar
bitration of disputes without any
stoppage of work, this paragraph is
igreod to:
“The right to hire must also include
the right to discharge, and it is pot
the purpose of this agreement, to
abridge tho rights of the employer in
Hither of these respects. If, however,
any omi Inyo shall be suspended or
discharged by the company, and it is
Hlaimed that an injustice lias been
lono him, an investigation shall he
Honciucted as herein provided, and if
it is determined that an injustcio ha*
been done, tho operator agrees to re
instate said employe and pav him full
joinpensation for the timo he has been
suspended and out of employment.”
Tfic Theatres*
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“Peggy from Paris,” George Ado’s
successful musical comedy, is in its
ast two weeks at Wallack’s Theatre
mil is being greeted at ovory perform
ance by crowded houses. The run of
his most successful musical comody
■oald have been oxteudod for many
weeks, but it has to make way for
‘The Country Chairman,’’the' now
comedy by George Ade. By special
irraugement between Henry W. Sav
ige and tho management of Wallack’s
theatre the run of “Peggy from Par
s’’ was, however, extended two
weeks beyond tho original ten allott
‘d. A now Peggy will bo seen this
kYtfL'K. 1V11SS ntUUU UJ1UU It'JJiUUCB
Hiss Cherdiah Simpson who joius tiio
'•Snltnn of Snlu” company.
Tim now S3 -ond act has beeu rcciiv
j l with marked favor and the King
Janitoro fong has made a big hit.
HANGED HIMSELF.
William II. IIii;;1ic»n, AxNomhlyinnr,
I'ouiid by hi* Wife Dyliift.
THOV, X. V., Nov. 12.—Assembly- ■
man William II. Hughes committed
suicide by hanging at his homo in
Granville, lie was found by Ills wife
hanging from a rafter on the back
stairway and was taken down while
still alive.
Physicians were summoned, but tlie'r
efforts to resuscitate him wore of no
mill, as tlie unfortunate man expired
i few minutes afterward. Mr. Hughes
was declared a bankrupt last July, and
t was undoubtedly his linandal trou
bles iliat led him to take his life.
•General Hughes was tlilrty-nln*
pours old and had been in the public
•ye much of late. lie was on Govern
jr Wack's staff and there acquired the
litie of general. He lmd been prom!
lent in Washington county politics for
rears. He lmd been an assemblyman
from the county for two years and
was re-elected last week.
Our Birthday Celebration I
and Exhibit Continues. |
Crowds larger, Business greater,
from day to day. Never in the his
tory of Perth Amboy have so many
good values been obtained as we
have given since this anniversary
started, and will continue to give
nfactnrers and Jobbers have helped
in the way of price concessions,and
we have curtailed profits, that we
may show substantial appreciation
of the favor with which the store
has been received by the public’s
besides, bear in mind that yon
have only TWO DAYS more in
which to get
$3 worth of St imps with every
100 purchase
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| BOSTON STORE, j
■ SPECIAL SALE I
S OF l
\ INFANTS WEAR \
Infants Silk Caps.,...* 39c $
“ “ *• .75c j
Infants long Bedford Coats.198 | (
Infants long Cashmere Coats.98c < >
Infants Long Slips.25c ||
Infants Eiderdown Saccjues.25c < >
Infants Knit Leggius.3SC 1 j
Infants Knit Booties.I2^C
We carry a full line of infants Goods of every description* | j
WM.lV!URDOC~H~ 1 "
72 Smith Street, Perth Amboy. «'
B™ Shirt Waists
Every new lot brings beauty
touches and these especially made
for us, those we have just received,
show quite charming effects most
unusual at these popular prices.
Waists of flannel.1.49 up
Waists of Staul Briliantiue and
Mercerized goods.98c up
Philip Levine
The New Cloak Store.
351 State Street,
Near Fayette
Road the real estate advertising
jolurnn on page 2, today.
BEST RETURNS
Our regular dinner is unsurpassed, wc
servo cliieke.n, duck and turkey more
lian once a year and do not make you
Minn at, certain hours to eat it. Regular
iinner tii m 11 to 2 iioc. Prices ahvajs
lie same.
MASTERSON’S ANNEX RESTAURANT.
Perth Amboy Coal Co.
Cor. Division and William S’s
>high and Haxelton Coal and Kindling Wood
At reasonable prices. Full weight guaranteed,
briers may be left at Jake's Fruit store, corner
>f Smith and Statest, or Greensp n Bros., cor
ler Smith and elm st. 'Jel. 148 a.
S. POLENSKY, Manager.
Any BooR You
choose and
LIFE
For 13 Weeks $1.25
Subscription begins at once.
Send us $ 1.25, money order or
check, and we will mail to you
LIFE for ! 3 weeks and any
book of fiction published pre
vious to Oct. 1902, and listed
by publishers at $ I, $1.25 or
$1.50.
In selecting book give fall title,
and, if possible, author and pub
lisher. We pay postage.
LIFE is published Thursdays,
1 Oc. a copy. $5 a year, $ 1.25
for 1 3 weeks. GIBSON draws
for LIFE every week.
LIFE PUBLISHING CO
1 7 West 31 st Street, N. Y. City
A Choice Line of
M K ATS
-AT THE
People’s leal Market
322 STATE STREET
TELEPHONE 14-w
BRANCH STORES:
518 State Street, i- Telebhone 31-L
247 New Brunswick^ Avenue, Tel.l09-w
Jos. Polko^/itz & Bro,
XJKJL.6J BJORNSEN
Dealer in
Choice Family Groceries
Provisions, Eto.
Fresh stock constantly received
?or, Prospect untl Smith Hts,
GARDEIX BROS.,
Successor to D. MoFail&nd.
Hove Furniture Cerefclly
and at Reasonable Cast
■23 ICInir street.
SAMPLES FO?
FALL SUITS^a
Are Now In.
Our lino is as complete as any in
the city, and vvc would be pleased
t« bavo you call and inspeot
them.
STYLE AND FIT GJARANTEED.
All work by experienced tailors.
All repair work satisfactorily done.
CHIUS. CIIRISTOFFERSEN,
33 Smith Street, Tel. 193 j Perth Amboy,
MADAM RiVELY.
188 Smith St.,
Hair Dressing, Shampooing, scalp treatment i
corn treatment Manicuring and Massage V
Skillfully done for Ladies at reasonable prices. 1
Also scalp treatment Manicuring and corn
ire it meat for gentlemen. Out of town engage
ments by appointments.
The pvmp'oms of eye strain are vertigo, side
sto rach, headache, .neuralgia and rumen ous
other nervous complaints.
Come to me, I have served
vears with an eminent
New York CRy, eye spec
ialist. Glasses as low as
$l.r0, and guaranteed.
F. J. MONAGHAN, Opt. D.,
Smith St., oversale & Steiner's store, Tuesday
aud Saturday, 1.30 to 7 d. m., side entrance,
formerly 15 Maiden Lane. N. Y. city.
At my office your eyes
receive F It E E OF
CIIA It G E an honest,
thorough and scientific
examination, by an Gen
ii*. who lias practic cl eye-diseases for 25 years,
aud proper glasses fitte i for $1.00 upward. Rep
utation iH what I am af er, and vou cai relv up*
on getting good, hones' value for your money
's manv readers of this oape»* wi 1 'estify. I>It4
Hit IG DEN; Oculist, 20D imOADWAY (near
Pulton tft-L N. Y., .Room 202, over drug store.
Hours 9 to 6.
We make a specialty of
buying rags, metals, boil
ers of all kinds. Drop us a ,
line.
H. SHRAGOVITZ,
IQ6 So uth Second St
data! Central srj-*s 1
Win's, Liquors
NOW OPEN fhe Cliy.ar''. i0 , ""
SCDTT'/t1 D Goods retailed
• wJT i 1 mu Xj XY», at wholesale
r 1_ M . ..J U )_II . hi IOAB.
MUNOZ EXPRESS
191 Elm Street
Residence J76 Brighton Av
Ail kinds of Heavy trucking, Furniture
and Piano moving promptly attended to
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.
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PATRICK WHITE & SONS
Telephone No. 8
Engineers, Founders
Machinists.
General and Special Machine Pattern /
Boiler and Blacksmith Work.
finnsEy s bro7|
Seal in any quanmy jji
| \ After Nov. 2nd at th" LoW"« !
yj"A,25c «**•« !
' Yard; New Brunswick Ave., and ')
Lelilgh Valley Crossing. O
. Tel. 51. Perth Amboy, N. J. jj
Foleys honetmar
ttops th* cough and fu»li lungs