Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 09, 1903, NIGHT EDITION, Image 6

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Store Opei Evenings Until Christmas. s
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| Early in the tiny andoariy in the CUrisLmm month •
5 there are advantages of quicker service and more time for :
§ selections, to say nothing of early assortments. 5
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1 Toys and Dolls |
v Wo welcome you to our Toy Store, and though it is
5 an adair that has grown over night, in every respect it is
§ better than most stores Unit make a specialty of selling
5 toys and sell them all year round. In the ti'rst place our
5 stock is larger and more varied, then all goods are fresh
| itiiil new; and furthermore, our prices are low prices being
5 marked with the same small margin of prolit that prevails
§ generally throughout < ur store.
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k JJ the surplus vesting stock
I » of a large nianufaei urer of
' ; Waists and purchased at
3 a price which enables us
3 to oiler beautifully made j
3 waists at about the cost
3 of materials alone. Elab- ,
3 orate and tasteful designs
3 washable ami durable,cut ,
5 with full plaited blouse j ,
H fronts and French back,
3 large pouch sleeves and
3 cuffs, fancy tab collars.
5 actually worth g 00 1
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.'0 pieces of Ribbrn, Nos. 7 and 0, 2
I stripe and figured styles. Hundreds ■
of dainty articles arc made up for 2
< bi'istmas (lifts into wliieli Ribbons 2
largely enter. On sale Thursday ;
morning until 1 P. M. at • • • • ^! g •
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| I 123 an J !33 Smith Street :
k | Phono 108 PERTH AMBOY. \
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AT
Qrecnbaum’s
Department Store
You fluently secure
two pres,dffti’orthenmmint
you tlionyliteuie would cost.
Specials iu
LEATHER GOODS
ij WALLETS. POCKETBOOKS,
l BILL FOLDERS COLLAR, CUFF.
Sard HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
SI'DRESS SUIT CASES, BAGS,
SATCHELS and about everything I
el-e in leather, plain and orna
mental is in our vast stock of
Christmas presents.
Automobile Bags walrus grain
moire lined fitted, special at 1.00
iij Carriage Bags of walrus, seal,
jj alligator,fitted from 2 98 to 8.00
v Handbags,a1Utyks2 50 to 25c
? .400 Street...., j
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I TELEPHONE Sy K.
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Select Your
Xmas
Presei 11
from mir la am stock ol Diaiiiouus, \\ atch
cs, .Jewel ry.i" iiver ware ami Cut Glass,e:e
Honest Goods at Moderate Pr.ces
A.U -mods guaranteed as represented.
x. siitgke:r,
39 Smith Street.
When people want help they adver
tise in iho Eveniug News. Those
looking for help should hear this in
mind.
ESBERG’S Orchestra
and Millitary Band.
First Class Music for nil Cccrsions.
Thorough instructions on Violin
and Mandolin.
Isaac I?. KslMTii'.tt WaterSt.
y WJio know good groceries, were hero
I in Hocks at’our sale. They arc satisfied with our method of giving stamps. We don’t B
I cut down the quality or raise the price because wo give stamps. ion* Thursday we |j
|| offer some liberal stamp specials with high grade groceries at low prices. B
I "-—-THURSDAY SPECIALS.- I
10 Stamps Free |
with the follow in;.:: I
Pepper .... j
cakes Quaker
City Soap.. attJrW
>kff Superlative f|"j?
Corn Starch, (
i£| jj
of Salt . egy 1
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Coffees.
O Stamps with one
pound of our
fio, 19c,
2§c and 30c
COFFEES.
Mocha and Java, Blend,
Maracaibo, Santos, etc.
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BAKING
F0WDEB
5.0® in Stamps Free.
!5 STAMPS FREE!
with the following: gj
H. O. Buckwheat.. sffJ ^
i pktcof li.o. m K
Pancake Flour.... »@w r?
Dei. Tomatoes-osJS ft
n“Vs. .091
i bottle
of Blue . H
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Korn Krisp. nG^lf §f
Teas. I
IO Stamps with lb. ||
of any kind of Teas, Bj
30c, 40s, I
150c and SOs 1
PIR FOUND.
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i -OUR- |
l Xmas Display j
^ is ready for inspection!
\ In the 14 years we have J
\ been in business in this city it j
0 has been our (constant aim j
to keep the best only, our
stock this year is far ahead to
any previous year and the
variety in imported China con
sisting of Chocolate, Tete-a
tete, 5 o’clock, Ice Cream and
Berry Sets, Vases, Ilric-a
brac, Lamps, 10 and ic pieces
Toilet .Sets. 500 different
fancy Cups and Saucers.
Great variety in 25c articles.
A big Lot of New Glass
ware, it would be a great pleas
(, tire to show you what we have. ^
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J SMITH STREET. 5
p Near High St. f
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HoMn \Vi*ro $107,000. % 4**fN *7.
ASIU’RY PARK. X. J.. Pec. 0.
Spec, dative residents of tli:- '.own who
inves.d $200,1 H)0 in the Fraser Mono
lain Copper company of New Mexico
w« rc ama 0 at the' am; >’•• <■ ownl the 1
Hie company had gtV;* into the hands
of a receiver. The shareholders are
astonished at the revelations in the
complaint, which sets forth that the
company owes $107,ROO ai d has only
$7 in the treasury. It wa< capitalized
at $1,000,000. and every share of the
stock was. disposed of. Tills is the
concern reported as expl di d by A. (\
Twining which caused the suspension
of two hanks in Anbury Park.
Espi'pIip.
Take as mrch exercise ps possible
^ daily walk is a great ' eiie.
PEACE ASSURED.
twnrnln nm] ,Tn;*Ffi Will Settle Man
churian Question With,,at Wnr.
LONDON', Dec. !>.—A dispatch from
Rt. Petersburg says pence between
Russian and Japan is now believed to
ho assured as tlie result of the notion
of the tzar at Tsnrskoye Solo. where
lie and the foreign minister, Count
Lamsdorf, have considered (he reply
to tlie Japanese proposals. If Japan
is willing to accept some mortifications
there is nothing to stand in the way o'
complete agreement.
During the conference certain modi
Mentions of Japan's proposals relative
to Korea were decided upon. These
were immediately cabled to Baron tie
Itosen. tlie Russian minister to Japan,
and Admiral AlexictT, the Russian vice
roy in tlie far east. The latter will
probably lay them informally before
the Japanese negotiators at Tokyo.
The convention will cover only Ko
rea. Russia acknowledges Japan's
predominating influence there.
A separate understanding will cover
Manchuria, Japan agreeing to leave the
question of tlie evacuation in abeyance
and to recognize Russia's special posi
tion there.
It is said that throughout the nego
tiations the czar was actuated by a
spirit of moderation and llie desire to
preserve tlie peace.
Tlie advices taken to tlie Japanese
legation here, where they were read
with nineli interest. In the absence of
Baron Ilayaslii, tlie Japanese minister,
Secretary Xnbcshlinn said:
“We have not been kept informed by
our government at Tokyo ns to the suc
cessive steps iii the negotiations. Of
course we cannot pretend to say how
Russia's reply will be received by the
Japanese government. It Is another
step In the negotiations, lmt from my
knowledge of Japanese public opinion
I feel safe In saying that tlie linnl set
tlement of (lie great questions at Issue
between Japan and Russia will lie dlf
lieult to reach, while tlie essential ques
tion concerning Manchuria is left in
abeyance."
Correct,
Explaining groups, the music teacher
sought an illustration.
"Suppoic,” said she, “a cluster of
boys out in the yard. What would that
be?”
"A fight, ma'am,” cried a little girl in
glasses, eagerly.—Newark News.
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| Diamond, Jewelry I
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^|jj The selection of Xmas Gifts must soon occupy
“JB your attention. Why not attend to them now
7; j while the assortment is e nnplete and salesman can
{jive you proper attention? Our imputation is estah
?i.i lished for having the largest stock of Diamonds,
Watches and Jewelry at lower pricos tlmu other
Jj:j jewelry or department stores in this city. If you
•yi so desire you may select any article you wish and
i. i we will reserve it for you until the holidays, by
| paying a small deposit.
i SS E THESE FRIGES.
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Solid Gold i | k Ladies’ Watches,
: American-Walthaiu movement at.... 17.50
4a Solid Gold Watches, Brooklyn move
14 | ment, extra good timekeepers, at 13.50
Gold filled Watches, 20 year guaran
tee case, splendid holday present at t 1.25
\ Gold filled Watches, Am. Waltham or Jilgin move
'Jij ment, 10 year guarantee case with eve-y watch at 10.25
'■A Solid Silver Cliatelaine Watches, open face and
.4 Hunting, at.2.40 2.08 3.49 3.98
J3 Boys’ Watches, solid silver. 4.00 to 0.00
•:J Gents’ Watches, solid silver, Waltham or Elgin
^3 movements.. 7.00 to 9.00
j$3 OUR DISPLAY OF PiAMONDS as shown in our windows
1 show the largest and selection of any other store in the city
• DIAMOND RHGS all settings and all sizes of stones,
/■'i varying in prices from 5.50 to 175.00
You must come and see them to know wlnt diamonds are
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\ Ladies’ Watch Chains, 10 to 20 years guarantee, from
| 3.50 to 5.00
Ladies' Solid Gold Watch Chains, from 11.50 to 23.00
;;j warranted full 14 carat
i Then there are Brooche. . Initial Rings, Men’s Chains,Gold
and Diamond Studs, Watch Charms, Pendants and Lockets
at the lowest possible price.
Also a full line of Rogers Silverware and Hawkes’ best
| Cut Glass will also please vou.
WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SELL
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390 State Street Perth Amboy, N. J- j§;
HjJ The Leading Jeweler. Handsome Calendars given away
Telephone Call 69-A.
MARSH'S
Mince Pies
“NUF SED”
B- L. MARSH & CO.,
121 Smith Street.
Herbert Simneer In Donrt.
LONDON. Dec. ».—Herbert Speneer,
the famous author, is dead at his borne
in Brighton. His illness took a critical
(urn a few days ago and he became un
conscious during lli“ night, passing
away without pain. l,ly ids own de
sire tlie least possible information was
given out during Mr. Spencer's illness.
Mr. Speneer is universally described as
the “last of the great thinkers of the
Victorian age.’’ Herbert Speneer was
horn April 27. 1820. in the undent town
of Derby, in the heart of England.
German Anilmnwalor ltetnrns.
WASHINGTON. Dee.il.—Enron Speck
von Stevnimrg, German ambassador to
the Halted States, who was recently
called to Berlin for consultation witli
Emperor William, lias returned to duly
at his post here. Many notables wel
comed idm home.
\EI,S B.JORIVSEN
Denier In
Choion Family Groceries
Provisions, Fto.
Freeh stock constantly received
Uor. Prospect and Smith Hts.
MoneySaved
I4y Buying Your
Floor Oil Cloth
W all Paper
Window Shades
From us
ESPECIAL
Floor Oil Cloth 10c a yard.
A. BECKOFF
IRSl State Street.
NOW OPEN!
OUR
NEW STORE
m STATE STREET
with a full lino of
China, Agate Ware, Imported
Goods, Tinware, Cocking
Utensils, Etc.
SOUVENIRS to purelusor.s during
opening week. Call ami inspect our
itock.
372 STATE STREET.
Opposite T\ R. R. Station,
Perth Amboy. N. J.
A Choice Line of
M EATS
-AT THE
322 STATE STREET
TELEPHONE 14-w
BRANCH STORES:
518 State Street, - Telcbhonc 31-L
247 New Brunswick Avenue, Tel,l09-w
Jos. Polkowitz & Bro,
Money to loan
QN HOUSEHOLD GOODS
it the LOWEST RATES charged
my where in Middlesex County.
No Publicity
Vou keep ALL the, property your
self. No papers recorded. Here
you g&t the FULL amount you pay
for. Time expended if you wish
New Brunswick Loan Co.
349 George St.
P. O. Box New Brunswick N. J.
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JauJive^I
agysw.
x wearing :::: :S
? WATCH : CHAINS ¥
I W&teiiCMms §
fx are worn by the greet raa- X
jl jority—over three millions FI
IsP of them are io nsa and every W
A one is giving satisfaction. A
W *» i'lmt’s tho kind of a chain ¥
A wo would like to util you • A
A However we have all A
V kinds, and can certainly X
o please if you give us a call 0
X before buying elsewhere. X
|T kreielsheimer, 8
U Jowelor & Optician «sS
Q 122 Smith Stnet. O
! CHOICE LINE OF GOODS FOR
Matlo to order at
Reasonablo Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
83 Smith Street, Tel. 193.1 Perth Amboy,
MUNOZ EXPRESS
191 Elm Street
Residence 176 Brighton Av.
All kinds of Heavy trucking, Furniture
and Piano moving promptly attended to.
TELEPHONE connections.
HOTEL CENTRAL
8. 81MTZHlf, Prop.
Finest Bar in the City
Fines Furnished rooms, all Improvements by
the day or week- Choice line ot imported atd
doinest c W ines. Liquors and Cipnr*.
COR. STATE AND SMITH STS.
Tel. 102 W. Perth Amboy N. J.
For your . ^
Eye Troubles l
come to me, I have
satisfactorily treated
scores in the* city.
F. ,J. MONAGHAN, Opt. I).,
Oteniltliat. Pal y fror.i 8.8Ho 7 p. tr>. Wed.
mill Saturdai a,an 10 « o. in. Formerly la
Maiden Lane N. Y. City.
MADAM RIVELY.
138 Smith St.,
llair Dressing, Shampooing, Scalp treatment
corn treatment Manicuring and Massage
-Idllfullv done for Ladies at reasonable prices.
A Do scalp treatment MauicuiLig ami corn
iieatmeut for gentlemen. Oul of town engage
ments uy appointments.
Perth Amboy Coal Co.
Cor. Division and William Sis
Lehigh and Hn/.elton Coal and Kindling Wood
At reasonable prices. Full weight guaranteed.
Orders may he |. ft at Jake’s Fruit store, corner
of Smith and StateRt, or Greensp*n Bros., cor
ner fcml h and aim st. Tel. 14Ha.
S. POLENSKY, Manager.
GRE1SEN ut DAHL,
Masons and Builders,
lioom 14 Sohcuer Bullillux.
KHTJ MATES FURNISH KD.
Otmtl Kvonlmr* 7 to Ml.
GASVELL BROS.,
Sicceo3or to D. McFarland.
5/Sove Furniture Carefully
sod at Reasonable Coal
aa Kins Street.
Wc make a specialty of
buying rags, metals, boil
ers of all kinds. Drop us a
line.
H. SHRAGOVITZ,
106 South Second St
Tatricx WHITE & SONS
Telephone No. 8
Engineers, Founders
Machinists.
ieneral and Special Machine Pattern
Boiler and Blacksmith Work.
tmsEimm..
^ any quantity |
—-— at thG Lowest !
After Nov. 2nd ()
Wood will be25c Market prU;ss 'j
per barrel. ^
; Yard; New Brunswick Ave., and ' ;
JLeliltfh Valley Crops!nc. ()
) Tel. 61. Perth Amboy, N.J.
FOLEYS HONFJ-™TAK
Aorta the cou(!h .Ddtia.l.lundf