Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], November 30, 1903, NIGHT EDITION, Image 6

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r Store Open this evening until 8 o'clock. :
Winter Furnishings |
For Men. I
5 Never were we better prepared to prove
to every man in Perth Amboy that it's
money saved, to trade here. Our Men’s
s Department is well equipped with every
need of winter. Come, see for yourself
dependable, well made and stylish furn
ishings, interest any man who is particu
lar as to dress.
j Men’s Winter Gloves 25c Upward. {
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Flatced Underwear(High Rock)
brand, sold elsewhere for 50c,
g--— our price. .45c
Men’s Underwear, strictly all
wool, worth 1.25, our price. 98c
| Natural Wool Underwear, sold
; elsewhe-e for 1.49, our price I 19
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Initial Handkerchiefs, all linen’ S
a good 25c value.15c E
Men’s Hose, natural wool and 5
camel’s hair, worth 15c, our E
price.I2j4c E
Pajamas, heavy outing flannel, 5
good patterns, per suit.98c ■
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Gold Weather Necessities.
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Eiderdown Sacques, good styles, all colors. 85c to 2.75 ;
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KnitGloves, ladies and misses, all colors.25c to 48c s
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Leggings, ladies as well as childrens.45c to69c ;
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Tamo-Shanters, good assortment of colors.49c to 98c 5
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Boy’s Heavy Ribbed Hose, extra weight, worth 15c.I2E-C E
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Ladies’ and Children’s Fleeced Hose, heavy fleece.25c »
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I Phono 108 PERTH AMBOY. (
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Some Winter
necessities
Tor the Babies.
Jill Wool toques.
Combination stripes, all colors,
value 29c, just as a leader, 23c.
White Eeqqinq Drawers.
With or without feet, hand knit,
value 75c, at 69c.
SilR and Wool mitts.
Dainty hand coverings, value
29c and .35c, at 22c
Uelour Coats.
White braid trimmed, in a va
riety of handsome styles, value
4.9S and 5.49, at $4-55.
Uelour PoRe Caps.
The newest of the new, wide
silk streamers, sizes 15, 16, 17,
values up to 2.25, at $149.
THIS IS THE
CLOAK and SUIT STORE
OF ALL PERTH AMBOY.
Women's newest Coats,
Handsomely strapped with plain kersey, some with capes
over shoulders, in black, castor and tan, values 7.00, 8.00 and
9.00, at $5.98
Fine tailored Suits,
Made of heavy weight cheviot serge, long skirted, collar
less style, in black only, value 11.00, at $9 49.
Suits of Black Broadcloth,
Equal to any 15 00 suit offered anywhere, goods thoroughly
shrunk, sizes uy to 42, special, $12.95.
Just a little lot
misses' Skirts,
30 to 36 length, in cheviots or fancy mixtures, trimmed, a
good skfrt, and considered reasonable at 2 50, while they last,
$1.95
Some Good things
for Our Boys.
Wool Gloves,
riain and fancy knit, at 23c.
Good Overcoats,
9 to 16, Oxford gray or black
Thibet, value 5.00, special at
$349
Boys' Reefers,
braid trimmed, velvet collar, 4
to 9, value 2.00, at $1.49.
PlHSft gaps,
Good and warm head coverings,
value 39c, at 253.
Boys' Pants,
4 to 16, of wool mixtures, in a va
riety of good patterns, value 65c,
at 47c.
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GREENBAUM’S DEPARTMENT STORE,
The Store That Sam You Money,
40Q STATE STREET, i , Telephone 88 R
Money to loan
ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS
at the LOWEST RATES charged
anywhere in Middlesex County.
-» No Publicity
You keep ALL the property your
self. No papers recorded, Here
you get the FELL amount you pay
for. Time extended if you wish.
NewBruDswlck Loan Co.
349 Gsorge St.
P. O. Box 64 Now Brunswick N. i.
Clnsssifiod ads. on page a.
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NOW OPEN !
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NEW STORE
372 STATE STREET,
with a full line of
China, Agate Ware. Imported
Goods, Tinware, Cooking
Utensils. Etc.
SOUVENIRS to piucliaserB during
opening week. Call and inspect our
stock.
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372 STATE STREET.
Opposite P. 11. It. Station,
Perth Amboy. N. J.
If you nrc oat of work put nn art.
n the Evening News, it will cost you
nothing.
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IE MASK REGISTERED
ROOFING
OMMMMBMaBnB ITinr ^ I rjaopynME^JITf R>T»'~ n IIIw
We are and have been for twelve years the sole and
pjfafe exclusive manufacturers of Ruberoid Roofing. There
is but one Ruberoid Roofing and but ONE grade
igtflHS Enjj of it—the original HIGH GRADE (in four differ
nktauggriffl cut thicknesses; and we alone make it. All statc
Lal:l atiWiJ ments to the contrary are false. Do not accept infer
PREf-rTHnS ior imitations claimed to be "the same" or "just as
good" as Ruberoid Roofing, which has been the recog
nized standard of roofing quality for twelve years. Re
ject any roofing which is not stamped upon one side
UpBmBSI w>th the registered trade mark ‘‘RUBEROID’’ every
four feet throughout the roll. That name is your
protection.
fig; J The Standard Paint Company
100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK
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CHOICE LINE OF GOODS FOR
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Made to order at
Roa3onablo Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
83 Smith Street, Tel. 193; Perth Amboy, ■
Whatever Fashion Demand
i»we*lrv is made a part of our stock us soon us
m imifactured. '* c nave nmnv nrtielm
Iti DAINTY JEWELRY
that v ill add much to the beautv anil attractive
ness of your coh' uini‘«. Considered in the point
• f tjuiiitv they arc rich and vnluuhl \ hut from
the standpoint of price they arc rifles We cull
<mr attention to the fol'owing seasonable nov
elties:
Watches, Diamond Ulnea. Tlighgrade
linger Silverware also Cut GIish.
L. PERELMAN,
31K> State Street.
Money Saved:
By Buying Your
Floor Oil Cloth
W all Paper
Window Shades
From us
SPECIAL
Floor Oil Cloth l!)c a yard.
A. BECKOFF
301 State Street.
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ARMY CHIEF TO RESIGN. <
Lord Ilf)l;rrl < 1VI11 <llv<* l';» Conn.mud
<111 Af'i'oaat o£ 111 I Ira I Hi.
LONDON. Nov. u^.—Lord Roberts is
about to rcsi.vn as commander in chief
of the British army. He has been much
inure ill than generally known, is still
abed, and the condition of Lis health,
requires him to spend the winter in a
(southern climate, plPnbnbly the Riviera.
The appointment »f the royal eoininls
lion to advise tlie government concern
ing the creation of a board for the ad
ministrative business of the war oliiee
BARON ROBERTS,
and tlie consequent changes Involved Is
generally regard'd ns foreshadowing
the abolition of the post of commander
In chief or at least making the position
largely ornamental, and Lord Roberts
is understood to consider that his pres
ent 111 health offers an opportune excuse
for his retirement, thus leaving the
field clear for any changes which may
lie recommended for the king's approv
al by the commission.
IN THE SENATE.
Work For Present Week Wilt He
Routine Only.
WASHINGTON', Nov. SO.—The sen
ate will not do any business other
than of a routine character during the
present week. It will meet tomorrow
■ 11ici unless me nouse inair. rears a uispo
sition by that time to reneh a final ad
journment will adjourn over to Fri
day. Tlu* understanding Is that the
senate will not originate a resolution
for tile adjournment of tin* session, hut
some senators entertain the hope that
the house will send over an adjourn
ment resolution not later than Friday.
The Cuban reciprocity bill Is on the
rah ndar as the unfinished business, but
no speeches will he made on it until
after the beginning of the regular ses
sion a week from today.
InKfiraiice Slot Klachlnoa.
Ln.idon has accident insurance slot
machines. The device defies Iraud and
has the appearance of a clock.
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ivhci* 1 hiitaiii'N aoii .»* u< un'ctl,
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—George Rey
nolds, sixteen years old, son of Captain
Reynolds of the St. Louis police de
partment, was mtmlered on a street
near the business district of the city,
following tin' sound of pistol shots,
his body was picked up near the side
walk in an unconscious condition by
the driver of a newspaper delivery
wagon. Reynolds revived and gasped.
‘‘I have been shot In the mouth.” He
then lost consciousness again and was
carried to a police station, where lie
died as lie was being lifted to a hos
pital ambulance. Detectives arc work
ing on the theory that a woman is
concerned in the young man’s death.
It was said Reynolds was with a young
woman shortly before his death.
ThitiiNitnils of Chinese Lost.
VICTORIA. H. c.. Nov. 30.—Advices
were received from south China by the
Athenian of the loss of thousands of
lives as a result of the destruction of
several hundred fishing junks in a
typhoon off Swatmv. The havoc was
awful when the gale swept down on
the Chinese vessels. For days disabled
Junks drifted helplessly nlioiil, their
occupants suffering from thirst and
hunger. The Hongkong government
tender Stanley rescued a number, pick
ing up eight Junks and taking 122 men
off vessels that were abandoned. The
Stanley then returned to the rescue,
for the rescued fishermen reported that
there were 100 junks fishing off Swa
Imv will'll the tvnhoon panic on
Excellent Work nt the Truiia.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.—Notwith
standing the sharp weather which
numbed their trigger fingers, there was
a good muster of clay pt£eun shooters
at the Crescent Athletic club's traps at
Bay Hldge. Some excellent work was
done, and full scores were made In
every match. It was the last shoot
for the November cup, which lias been
keenly contested every week. There
were eighteen competitors for this
trophy during the month, and L. C.
Hopkins won it, with a total score for
the four Saturdays of !)2. A. (1. South
worth was a close second, with ilO, and
Lowell M. Palmer was third, with 72.
Hnilroml Hecnrd lteutcn.
OMAHA, Nel«., Nov. 30.—The special
train of President Burt of the Union
Pacific railway arrived in Omaha on
Its return trip from the I.ueln dedica
tion, making the thousand miles from
Ogden In twenty-four hours and beat
ing tlie time of the Union Pacific lim
ited for that distance by four and a.
lmlf hours.
Hell Opened Fire mid Win Shot.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Nov. 30— Bud
Bell, a cotton mill employee, entered a
saloon here and opened fire on every
body in siglit. killing one man, who
cannot be identified, and wounding an
other. Bell was shot in the head by the
barkeeper while reloading his gun. He
probably will die.
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Telephone Call 69-A.
MARSH'S
Mince Pies
“NUF SED”
When a dude turns a woman’s head II
Is usually In the other direction.
Unit Cultivated.
France is believed to be the best cut- .
tivated country in Europe.
Under the Union .Jack.
There are nearly 270 different religion! ,
In the United Kingdom.
When Buying ]
SHOES]
you should remem
ber that our guar- '
antee goes with ev- i
ery pair sold by us. I
We carry a big line
of shoes for men, •
women and child
ren and sell them
at a reasonable
price.
This Coupon is Good
From Nov. 28th to Dec. 5th.
By b r i n |fi n g
this Coupon to
our store and
making a pur
chase of l.00 or
over, you will
gpt 2.00 worth of Red Star
Stamps besides iho&e you pur
chaso entitles you to.
i. SL0B0DIEN & BRO.
J. Slobodien & Bro.
Popular Shoe House.
126 Smith St. f \
A Choice Line of
MEATS
-AT THE
People’s Meal Market
322 STATE STREET
TELEPHONE 14-w
BRANCH STORES:
518 State Street, - Telebhone 31-L
, 247 New Brunswick Avenue, Tel.l09-w
Jos. Polkowitz &. Bro,
Advertising is the life of trade.
Select Your j
fj1ml Xmas
IPreseait
from our largo stock of I)iamouds, Watch
es, Jewelry,Silverware and Cut Glass,etc.
Honest Goods at Moderate Prices
A.11 goods guaranteed ns represented.
X. SINGEB
99 Smilh Street.
XELS BJORNSEN
Dealer in
Choice Family Grooeries
Provisions, Etc.
Fresh stock constantly received
Cor. rrospect and Smith Hte
MUNOZ EXPRESS
191 Elm Street
Residence 176 Brighton Av
All kinds of Heavy trucking, Furniture
and Piano moving promptly attended to.
telephone connections.
It your eyes trouble you, hml you cmnot c me I
in tlie day, come u. night.
Now • ties uv anti bauir
dav, 1.8 >to 9 p. m. Pdfl
cult c.'.si's my s. ecialty.
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Glasses as low as $l.fO
Satisfaction guaran eed.
K. J. MONAGHAN, Opt. I).,
Smith St., over f*alz «fc Steiner's store, Tuesday
and Saturday, 1.83 to 7 d. in., side entrance,
formerly 15 Maiden Lane, N. Y. city.
MADAM RIVELY.
liJO Smith St.,
Hair Dressing, shampooing, ocalp treatment
corn treatment Manicuring and Massage
Skillfully done for Ladies at reasonable prices.
Also scalp treatment Manicuring and corn
reatmeot for gentlemen. Out of town engage
ments by appointments.
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At rny office ytur eirmg
receive K U E N O w
Cl II A It fl I'j an honest,
thorough and .'ientific ^
._. x u. i-y an Oca* n
list who lias practio d eve-dNeases for 25 ye-trs, ▼
ind proper glasses fitted for $1.00 upward, Hep- f
n'atlon is what I am after, and vou can reU up*
>n getting good, honest value for your money
is many readers of this p ipe** vvl 1 testify- Hit*
KK1GDKN; Oculist, 540 ) ItKOADWAY (near
i'ulton bit.), N. Y., Room 202, over drug store.
Hours 0 to 0.
Perth Amboy Coal Co.
Cor. Division and William S'S
-t high and Ha/.elton Coal and Kindling Wood
At reasonable prices Full weight guaranteed.
)rders may ba left at Jake's Fi nit store, corner
if Smith aiid 8tate st, or Greersp n bios., cor
lerbmith and ,1m st. 'iel. 148a.
S. POLENSKY, Manager.
3REISEN <fc DAHL,
Masons and Builders,
Boom 11 Scbouer Building.
HTIMATE8 FURNISHED.
Open Kvenlnirfl 7 tn in.
3ARDELL BROS.,
Successor to D. MoFarland.
'ovb Furniture Cr refully 1
and at RBaannabla Cost J
S2 Klnn 1
|S| e make a specialty ot 1
if buying rags, metals, boil- M
>rs of all kinds. Drop us a
ine. >
H. SHRAGOVITZ, /
106 South Second St \
foie! GeniraB
Winer,Liquors
NOW OPEN the city.ari in
• CDTT71’ D Goofs retailed
X Xi Xv , ttt whoiesule
Cor. State und smith ril. prices. . . .
PATRICK WHITE & SONS
Telephone No. 8
Engineers, Founders
Machinists.
eneral und Special Machine Pattern ]
Boiler and Blacksmith Work.
'.o>3c ) j
iniEanii.il
Coal in any quantity l
!-~Z—„ „ „ at the Lowest >
, After Nov. 2nd (
pe°r0,lbarr«l.C25C Market Pr™* 0
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j Yard; Now Hruuswlok Avo., and ( )
Lehigh Valley Crossing. () ^
) Tel. Cl. Perth Amboy, N. J. | > j
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