Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 17, 1903, FIRST EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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Store Open Evenings Until Christmas.
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COAT SALE
We meet our patrons half way in prices in two clusters of
this season's highly desirable and fashionable style, cut
and export made
Regular 5.98, Regular 9.98
Friday and Saturday Friday and Saturday
2.99 4.99
5 CLUSTER 1
5 ioo Children’s Coats, made of
• Zibeline and Melton, nicely trim
S me 1 with brai 1, some w t i col
§ lars others collarless, splendidly
5 finished, ages4 to 6 years,
CLUSTER 2
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125 Misses’ Coats, made of Zib- S
eline Kersey and English Mel- i
ton superbly made, handsomely ■
trimmed, while they last, ages *
6 to 14 years
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An Unprecedented
Holiday
FUR SALE - -
Friday and Saturday. Fine Furs
made up in best styles from sel
ected skins. No words are strong
enough to describe the beauty
and richness embodied in ail
these elegant furs. Furs make
most accceptable Christmas Gifts
and this sale affords splendid
saving opportunities.
Scarfs 1.08 to 25.00
Mutt's 1.25 to 17,08
Misses’ and Children's Sets,
75c to 5.08
H. BaDHHIDSIDUS'1
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SPECIAL 1
eductions in:
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Eist t,s:
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I For 10 days lioirinnin”' Doc.1
■ 10th, all oui' 2.’)0 hats at *
: $2.oo-:
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B All our 2.00 hats at g
| $i.5o:
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I Hawes Celebrated $3.00 Hats *
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iaaBBariaammSDinia
■J. H.HOPE&CO.;
■ 77 Smi! 11 Sirrrt. *
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Sol. Uubenstcin, Howard U«>i o. .1
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Baa a n b b n e w a ai a in D
The men who have made the largesi
fortunes in business are those who
jBfl^ave been the most extensive adver
^^^Tsers
Whatever Fashion D'.mand
Jewelry is made a part «.r our •> •!: ;t* o<>ii as
m tnufactured. *v«* have nmnv arti<*l«M
IN DAINTY JEWELRY
that will add much to th*> t entity ami attractive,
tj. as of your COMf.unie •. Con* derml m ilie point
of quality they are rich and v.iluaM-. la'* from
the standpoint of price ih**y are Hides. We call
i our attention to the fed owing seasonable nov
f Ities:
Watdies. Diamond Kings IIigl grade
Roger Silverware also Cut Glass.
3S>0 State Street.
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MUSIC hall!
To-let for Theatricals, Concerts, |
Entertainments, parties etc.
Isaac B. Esbsrg, Manager
9 WATER ST. Thone 6 R.
CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.
Mr. mid Mrs. Prank Scott wore killed
1>\ ilit Idtlsdeld express near Lake
ville. < \inii.
Thirteen prisoners broke out of jail at
Toiuhstnue, Ariz., and escaped toward
the Mexican border.
Tie* sea of Azof a tributary of the
Black sea and important to Russian
commerce, is drying up.
An unidontiliod man committed sui
« !(!•• on the ferryboat Montnuk while
she was crossing New York harbor.
Tin* Democratic senate caucus has
postponed decision as to its course with
regard to the Panama canal treaty.
The British expedition to Tibet has
met with immense transport diliieulties
owing to intense cold and want of
roads.
S.iiitos-Dumnnt is soon In start from
Paris for St. Louis to prepare for the
dirigible balloon competition at the
fair _
I KINGS I
I MILLIONAIRES 1
jg WEAR SCUD GOLD ||
fy WATCH CHAINS,BUT ||
jfi THE GREAT MAJORITY If
M OF MEN WEAR £jf
a Simmons i
|; Watch Chains i
■I .Tust as stylish anil hand- gj
I some as all-gold ones, wear D
II just as long, and a good I
|l deal cheaper. They are I
I guaranteed to givo entire I
fij satisfaction to the wearor. I
W WATCHES and^^KS jl
I L. KREiELShS?. 1
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| Ivg^-a JWV-yJV.ftU/14fl L'it r A. V/lfriV.rjiua£>
Triple Stamps
WITH EVERY
j 10c PURCHASE.
j EASY
X-MAS BUYING
i With the items we print from
1 day to day you should have no
trouble in finding the things
you want.
Suggestions
For
Tomorrow’s
Selling!!
Collar and Cuff Boxes, plain
and ornamental, 98 to 525c
Purses, with chain handle
a variety of new styles,
at . 52,10 and 49c
Brush and Comb Sets, dec
orated porcelain backs,
at. *2.19 to 98c
Shaving Sets, good razor
brush and cup, fancy
lined box at. 1.49
Smoking Sets, all imported
Novelties, durable and
neat.52 49 to 75c
Automobile Ash receivers,
something entirely novel
at. 4 9c
Fancy Fur9, are always
agreeable presents, we
have them from 9Se to 5*9.00
Si k Umbrellas, fancy ami
natural handles, at.... 1.25
Si!k Stocks, all silk fancy
Stocks, large assortment
latest designs, very desir
able for gifts at 25, 529, ..‘>9,
and 19c
SreenbaunTs
Department Store 1
.403 Slat* Street. |
TELEPHONE S9 R. |
We give Blue Exchange Stamps
A Choice Line of
M EATS
-AT TIIK
People’s leal Mel
322 STATE STREET
TELEPHONE 14-w
BRANCH STORES:
518 State Street, - Telephone 31-L
247 New Brunswick Avenue, Te!.l09-w
Jos. Polkowitz & Bro.
NOW OPEN !
OUR
NEW STORE
372 STATE STREET,
with a full Hue of
China, Agate Ware, Imported
Gocds, Tinware, Cooking
Utensils. Etc.
SOUVENIRS to purchasers tfuriii”
Dpeuiug week. Cali and inspect oni
stock.
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372 STATE STREET.
Opposite h*. U. R. Station,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
ONEY TO LOAN
ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS
at tne LOWEST RATES charged
anywhere in Middlesex County,
No Publicity
You keep ALL the property your
sedf. No papers recorded. Here(
you get the FULL amount you pay
for. Time extended if you wish.
New Brunswick Loan Co.
349 George St.
P. O. Box 64 New Brunswick N. J.
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NORTH AMBOY ITEMS
Thomas Patten has moved from tin
St. John store to the store of tin
Perth Amboy Realty and Constrnctioi
Co., corner of Hall avenue and Eliza
beth street.
Miss A. Linsey, of Pleasant Plains,
spent two days with friends on Parkei
street.
John liloodgood, of Fords, was ti
visitor at tt.is place on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Peterson took a trip tc
Newark on Monday.
Mrs. Soreo Nickelsen, of Elizabeth
street, has been very ill the pasl
week.
Mrs. It. Levy, of HI Hnll avenue, i>
confined to her home with a lmdly
sprained wrist, tho result of a tall.
The many triends of Christopher
O’Hara will be clod to hear that he i»
improving and is on the road to re
covery.
Miss Mary Freeman, of New York,
is visiting friends on Catherine street
tho past week.
Mrs. C. Clink has reoavored her dog
Dewey. Ho had been lost since De
cember 1.
Mr. Jewel and family nro moving
from Cortlamlt street tu 18 Hall av
enuo.
Double
Stamps
-A-gain, all day
TO-MORROW.
With all Purchases
Standard Designers for January,
1904, are here.
! SICKLES BROS.
92 Smith St,
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y and your Christmas list not yet tilled. y
^ Don't delay it longer, come at once to
f this store and select in comfort ¥
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% Just What the Men and Beys *
*' Need and Want - f
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^ The great assortment ot useful articles r
^ will enable you to please each and every
y one for instance note the following , « ,
; Smoking Jackets, plaid back fabrics, beautifully
A trimmed
| 3.50 to 8.00 I
# #
x Ball) Robes, newest designs, plain or fancy etlccts, x
^ light or heavy A
J 4.00 to 8 00 l
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Gloves for Street or Dress wear £
* 00 |
¥ ¥
A Cravats for men ami boys, in stunning effects, best A
j values T
1 50e to 1.00 |
y y
■•s
£ [Mufflers, smart silks, new shapes, great value at £
m . 4$
y each price y
i 1.00 to 2.00 i
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4$ Jewelry, Cuff Links, Scarf Tins, Shirt w
y y
s Studs, Collar Buttons etc. j
m Don’t forget that a Suit, Overcoat or m
^ Heefer makes a line present for boy or ^
$ man. ^
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BOSTON STORE.
J HOLIDAY GIFTS. }
t Christmas shopping is a pleasure here. Why? Because 4
# you can find the grearest varieties and the best holiday things #
£ here. f
i Suits; and Cloaks. Ladits’ Coats and Capes, ^
k 2.981015.98. a
a Ladies’ Suits, 9.98 to 25.00. 2
\ Handkerchiefs. We carry the largest and best #
f assortment of Ladies , Gents r
J and Children’s Handkerchiefs ever shown in this city. Prices J
? range from 5c up. £
5 Umbrellas. Ladies’ and Gents’ Umbrellas, of Silk i
4 Serge and silk and lisle mixed, para- 0
# gon frames, steel rods, with all the latest handles, 1.25 to 6.98. #
i Art Goods. ,wf Pride ?urs.elf that, lhfcre wf "U ;
i before such a fine collection ot artistic J
k designs shown in Art Goods. If there is anything you need in 5
5 Fancy Goods it will pay you to look over this department. Pri- 2
# ces are about one-quarter less than others ask. #
# Bring the children and let them look around our Toylnnd. *
j .Santa Claus outdone himself this year. #
I WM. MURDOCH, \\
? 72 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, * *
IN THE HOUSE.
Central \ mcricn n Tariffs and Pen
sion ApproprintIons l)is«*uN.s<‘<l.
WASH 1 N<»TOX, Doc. 17. — Central
American affairs were discussed in the
house and also pensions, industrial and
agricultural conditions and labor. The
session lasted more than four hours,
the house being in committee of the
whole almost the entire time on the
pension appropriation bill, in which no
conclusion was reached.
Mr. Lind (l>em.. Minn.), referring to
an editorial published in a home paper
which, lie said, reflected on his rela
tions with Mr. Williams, the minority
leader, stated that lie desired to say
that his relations with Mr. Williams
were of the most cordial character.
llrooklyn Will (•<» to Alexandretta.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—As a re
sult of Minister Leislunan’s advices re
specting tlie Alexandretta affair the
state department lias requested the na
vy department to place a warship at
the disposal of Consul Davis, now at
Beirut, upon which he might return
to Alexandretta at Ids pleasure. The
navy department accordingly cabled in
structions' to Admiral Cotton, on board
iIn* flagship Brooklyn at Alexandria,
Egypt, to place a vessel at the disposal
of Mr. Davis. It is believed the Brook
lyn will be selected. It is left to the
consul to arrange the terms of ids re
ception.
Presents
That Last.
In selecting Christmas
Gifts why not buy
those that are durable—
that will stand “the
“test of time.” This is
true of all goods found
in out stock. We han
dle no trash. You ob
tain full value for ev
ery cent spent in our
store.
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
PRESENTS.
Watches
Watch Chains
Clooks
Rings
Napkin Rings
Match Safes
Fobs
Watch Charms
Umbrellas
Silverware
Cut G'ass
and thousands of other
articles which space
will not permit us to |
mention.
PRICES REASONABLE.
L Kreielsheimer,
Leading Jeweler,
122 Smith St.,
f Perth Amboy.
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Read the real estate advortiairg
column on pace 2, today.
CHOICE LINE OF GOODS FOR
Made to order at
Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
CHRIS. CHRISTOFFERSBN,
03 Smith Street, Tel. 193 j Perth Amboy,
\ELS BJORNSEN
Dealer lo j
Choice Family Groceries 1
Provisions, Etc. 1
Fresh stock constantly received "
Cor. Prospect and Smith Hti,
MADAM RIVELY.
118 Smith St.,
Hair Preying, Shampooing, Scalp treatment
corn treatment Manicuring anti Massage
'killfullv done for Ladies at reasonable prices.
Also scalp treatment Manicuring and corn
.renlment for gentlemen. Out of town engage
ments by appointments.
For your
Eye Troubles m
como to mn,, I havoa^B
satisfactorily treated
icorcs in this city. ^B
F. .1. MONACO!AN, Opt. D., B
(It smith St. Daily from 8.8 i to 7 p. m. Wed.
anil Saturday 8.30 to l) p, in. Formerly 1 >
Pttiden Lane N. Y. City. JH
MUNOZ EXPRESS
191 Elm Street
Residence 176 Brighton Av
All kiuds of Heavy trucking, Furniture
and Piano moving promptly attended to.
TELEPHONE connections.
rertn Amboy coal Co.
Cor. Division and William Sts
Lehigh ami Fu/.elion Coal and Hinuiing Wood
At reasonable price*. Full weight guaranteed.
Orders may h** left at Jake's Fruit store, corner
of Smith and Statest, orGroensp-n Bios., cor
uerbmiih and Ini st. 'Jel. HKa.
S. POLENSKY, Manager
(xREISEN A DAHL,
Masons and Builders, u
Room 11 Sckener Build lug;.
ESTIMATES FURNISITED.
Open Kvonlnuro 7 to 10.
GARD£LL BROS.,
Sui oosBor to D. MoFarland.
dove Furniture Carefully
and at Reannnable Cut 1
IM Kina Wtrcet. n
FOR SALE
2000 feet Rail Road Rails, 60 lbs.
to the yard, good as new.
H. SHRAGOVITZ,
106-108 South Second St. Perth Amboy.
Telephone l‘-2B
PATRICK WHITE & SONS
Telephone No. 8 \
Engineers, Founders
Machinists. A
General and Special Machine Pattern I
Boiler and Blacksmith Work.
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