Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 18, 1903, NIGHT EDITION, Image 8

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Store Open Evenings Until Christmas.
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COAT SALS !
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We meet our patrons half way in prices in two clusters of s
this season’s highly desirable and fashionable style, cut s!
and expert made
j Misses’ and Childrens Coats !
Regular 5.08, Regular 0.08
B Friday and Saturday Friday and Saturday |
I 2.99 4.99 5
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CLUSTER 1
ioo Children’s Coats, made of
Zibeline and Melton, nicely tritn
med with brai I, some w th col
lars, others collarless, splendidly
finished, ages 4 to 6 years,
2.99
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CLUSTER 2 |
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125 Misses' Coats, made of Zib- 5
clitic Kersey and Ktiglish Mel- 5
ton superbly made, handsomely 3
trimmed, while they last, ages »
6 to 14 years
4.99
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An Unprecedented
Holiday - - I
FUR SALE -
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Friday and Saturday. Fine Furs 3
made up in best styles from sel- 3
ected skins. No words are strong |
enough to describe the beauty »
and richness embodied in all jj
these elegant furs. Furs make 3
most a acceptable Christmas Gilts ;
and this sale affords splendid s
saving opportunities. j
Scarfs 1.0S to 25.00 5
Mutls 1.25 to 17.1)8 \
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Misses’ and Children’s Sots, s
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75c to 5.Os l
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Fine MiiKnery.
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Bargains in Millinery
Trimmed Hats and Outing Hats
at less than cost.
Hats made of the finest ma
terials, Silk, Velvet, Ostrich
Plumes and latest novelties,
worth S.oo to 12.00 now 4.9S.I lats
good style but a little dif. grade
of material 3.9S, 2.98, and 1.75
Work room always open. I do
my own trimming and will be
here during Jan., Feb., and Mar.
Orders solicited.
MADAME FORGE
399 State St.
Kiofi Building1
M-i-r«rri.jTi^?remr^T,-rixRr.s3g*:a .fflianri.
Telephone Call G9-A.
j Mew Year’s
| Cakes.
! Tito lu-st thni can bo made.
' B- L. MARSH & CO.,
121 Smith Street.
,r. For your
f; * ,~’jv
. ,Eye Troubles
1 lam
satisfactorily treated
.*coreg m this i:i*>.
F. ,1. MON A (.SIT AN, Opl. !>..
O’.i-rnitlt St. I»v v frn:r. 8.8 'to I p. 'Veil,
and d.tlitrd-»v 8.'M to •». m. Formerly 1»
ideu I .a in* N. V . I'itv.
ESRERG’S Orchestra
and Miliitary Band.
First Class M sic for all Occasions.
Thorough instructions on Violin
and Mandolin.
Isaac It. Ksborif.i) WatorNt.
Offer For Saturday and Monday.
& jf you don't fill your stamp books before Christmas it won t be our lault, as we will gi\c \ou
Double Stamps with every purchase on Saturday and Monday. In addition to our liberal stamp
offers we have cut the prices on our standard goods until they must appeal to every economical
housewife.
REMEMBER THESE PRICES ARE FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY
Note the following low prices and extra stamp offers. _ _
FANCY GROCERIES
$i in stimps free with i lb Creamery Butter at -Die
Ji in stamps free with 2 lbs Japan Rice at »>■ lb
$1 in stamps free with 1 pkg of Currants at 1 Oe
Ji in stamps free with 1 bottle ol \ ar.illa or
Lemon Extract at UK
$1 ill stamps free with 1 can Early June l’eas, tOe
$1 in stamps free with i pkg 01 Dunham s Co
coa nut at H5
$1 in stamps free with 1 cake of Scoureuc Soap ->e
Si in stamps feee with 1 lb of mixed Nuts, 1 •»c
Ji in stamps free with 1 lb of fancy mixed
Candy, 1,,c
$1 in stamps free with V, 11) of pure Pepper at 1 Oe
$1 in stamps free with 1 lb of Xriuour's Lard, lOc
$1 in stamps free with 3 cam of Lenox Brand
Milk at can
stamps free with 2 loaves of Bread at fie each
spdtipit free with 1 pkg Korn Krisp, f I
Ji in stamps free with 3 cans 1 oinatoc-.. *'•>•
$1 in stamps free with 1 lb of home made
Mince Meat at I ’-e
jj, $1 in stamps free with 1 pkg of Cooper's
Gelatine at ,l^c
Ji in stamps free with 1 lb of Swiss Cheescat -<>e
Ji in stamps free with 3 lb can Boston Baked Beans
Ji in stamps free with 1 jar of Liebig's Ex
tract of Beef at
CHOICE MEATS
(Limine leg of Lamb ouly 1 tic fl>
Leg of Mutton, IOc lb
Jersey loin of Pork to ro.i.-t, tic Hi
Prime roast of lice!’, 1 tie lb
(!huek Pot Roast, tie lb
Cornell Beef, Oc lb
Fresh Shoulder, He lb
Home-made Sausage, I tie lb
2 ILs of Hamburg Steak, *iTie
TEAS AMU COFFEES
$3 in stamps free with i lb of Mocha and
Java Coffee at tiTic
$io in stamps free with i lb of best Tea, any
flavor, at Title
>5 in stamps free with Jj lb Baking Powder at ‘itJe
Si in stamps free with 5 lb crock of Jelly,
Raspberry or Strawberry, at tiTic
80 STAMPS FREE with the following order:
I 1 lb of Pound Cake, l *ie
ilb of Lard, IOc
1 lb of seeded Raisins, IOc
1 lb pkg imported Macaroni, 1 lie
1 bottle Vanilla or Lemon Kxtraet. IOc
1 pkg Cook’s Flaked Rice, lTic
2 quarts best Red Onions at I tic
1 qt of new Pop Corn at Tic
1 bottle of Knickerbocker Ketchup at IOc
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j Otic
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
404-406 State Street
k MAX GOLDBERGER, Propii ter
t -out,- }
$ Xmas Display!
I* is ready for inspection! ||
;[ In the 14 years we have jj
!i been in business in this city it ((
' | has been our |constant aim
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. Bric-a
brac, Lamps, 10 and 12 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
( ure to show you what we have.
| {{Jalfcnar ftruse $
$ - 5 8 - :
j SMITH STREET. j
• Near High St. J
1)iiriiiu n Tlimiiii'iwtorm. ___
The Cimmarun sail fa .s in India
territory boasi of a lnr; but spriiic,
which forms a pool about 2b by CO iect
\ startling story of tUi iiring is toll
oy cattlemen who cam; nearby. On
night last summer a tluituicrstorin wa.
rasing ov <? tlie plain, when a bolt o.
'Mtttitny; descended. Ins'antly a grer.
volume of llame shot up a thousand fee
into the 'sky from the spring, aval con
tinued to blaze for 2n minutes. The
cowboy claims that, the hoi spring,
“hlowcd out," and that the location
changed several rods.
fii'enl Trill i-lvr.
Mrs. Isabella h. Dishop holds the rec
ord among women trav, lers and ex
plorers. A daughter oi an Onglist:
clergyman, she found lid so dull, and
so craved for travel and ad ve nture, tha
at the age of 22 she carted out. atom
:o see elie ’"orld, and wandered exten
sively through North and South Amer
ica. Afterwards she r notrated into
the wild and unknown parts of Asia, In
tSits, when CO years oi l. she toured fi .'
three year:; through Con ,i. Siberia am!
China.
Not to He* Kticcuranifcil.
■'Jlen have b< come lamous lor writing
one little poem.”
“Yes, but not rich."—Detroit Free
Press.
LOCAL ITEMS.
William Buchanan is moving liisi
family from 15B Rector street to 293
State street.
Miss Elenor Christensen, her sisters
Carrie and Joinmiie, are visiting in
New York.
Mr. George Harris and Misses
Nancy Harris and Ethel Hndwalker
iiavo returned to their homes in
Brooklyn, after visiting their friend,
Miss Ida Noe, of Gordon street.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson, of Gordon
street, was called to the bedside of
aer brother, Mr. Webb, of New* York,
who is seriously ill.
Little Margaret Hope, of State
itreot, is able to be up and around
igain after an attack of scarlet fever.
The three childron of Mr. and Mrs.
.Veeper, of Brighton avenue, is slow -
y recovering from scarlet fever.
Mrs. R. C. Wetterberg, of Brighton
iveuno, was agreeably surprised with
. Dnsiubero grand upright piano yes
erday as a Christmas gift from her
msband.
Mrs. McNair, of Elizabeth, is visit
i ig Mrs. Stevenson, of 175 Washing
ton street.
■j wins nrriveu tu» him uuuiu
Jlmrles Stone, Wednesday night.
•Sot h ate triris.
Hngli Riolley is passing c!gnrs. A
mby girl is what mnkes him happy.
AinniInn 111 nml Plant l.lfe.
A tree using aluminum almost to the
exclusion of olher mineral fitments has
been reported in Now South Wales by
ii. G. Smith, of Sydney. It is known
botanically as Orites cxcelsa, It. Br..
and the aluminum i3 deposited asabasic
succinate. Other flowering plants show
only a tract of aluminum, although it
seems to serve as a food of cryptogams.
To He Snro.
“What is the difference/* asked the in
•eterate maker of conundrums, “be
\veer a woman and a phonograph fac
ory V
“Well/’ hazarded the obliging listener,
‘the output of a phonograph factory i.
neant to bo listened to. but the output
f a woman has to he listened to.’’
“No,” way the gleeful reply of the
onnndmm fiend. “You can’t shut a
■'oman up. but you can shut down the
id cry.”—Jud: ?.
\Vn« a .12Intake.
The shipping of Libc-r.un aborigines
as laborers to the crown colonies in nil*
ferent parts of Africa J.as been a ques
tion of much concern and misgiving!;
to the British government, and is re
garded by many a.- the source of much
of Use stagnation in trade and agricul
ture in Liberia.
BOSTON STORE.
! HOLIDAY GIFTS. $
! Christmas shopping is a pleasure here. Why? Because 4
p you can find the grearest varieties and the best holiday things 4
# liere. 4
l Suits and Cloaks. ^7o aud Capcs’ t m
5 Ladies’ Suits, 9.9S to 25.00. #
p TTrm rl lrprr*l 1 i We carry the largest and best 4
p XlanaKerCillLIto. assortment of Ladies’, Gents’ f I
4 and Children’s Handkerchiefs ever shown in this city. Prices £
$ range from 3c up. •
i TTrvilwpllnc; Ladies’and Gents’Umbrellas, of Silk 1
? UII1U1 t3Ud.». Serge and silk and lisle mixed, para- #
# gon frames, steel rods, with all the latest handles, 1.25 to 6.98. i
# A .3 We pride ourself that there was never J
£ xxl t VJ uuuss. before such a fine collection of artistic 5
5 designs shown in Art Goods. If there is anything you need in S
4 Fancy Goods it will pay you to look over this department. I rt- 4
3 ces are about one-quarter less than others ask. . ([
4 Bring the children and let them look around our loyland. f
4 Santa Claus outdone himself this year. L
I WM. MURDOCH, \
72 Smith Street, Perth Amboy. *
J. FLETCHER POULSEN
DEALER in
Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silverware ^ Cutlery.
@1 smith sr.
Perth Amboy. N. J
Th? Houston Post has come forward
with th? proverbial meanost man. afren*
tleman from Georgia, who pawned his
wife's false teeth in order to take an
other "lady" to a picnic.
I.noklnx for Trouble,
“De people dat puts in be most time
lookin' foil trouble,” said Uncle Eben,
"is de very ones dat Knows lie least
about what to do wif it whe n dey finds
It,’’—Washington Star.
L.C. N. BROGGER, Jr
Civii Engineerand Surveyor
81 Smitli Street.
Perth Amboy, N J
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SATURDAY, DEC. 19, ^
COLUMBIA HALL
It is to laugh. A laughing
show from start to finish.
New faces. New features.
A bill of High Salaried
Artists.
The Two Graces, 1
RUSSELL AND CULP. {
PRICE AND STEEL
HARRY AND SADIE DALY
Fun Fast aucl Furious..
Come have a laugh with us.
Every Act a comedy.
Every Act a hit,
Every Act a laugh.
. . i »• 4-1,:. ,, .foiJwlimoni Como Mild soc tho *b3riutifill display of D ills,
The Christina- Spirit pervades every nook and. eornei . , ,h ; ^ rsoful ami ornamental {lifts are here in abundant
I'ancy (lotids. Sdverware. Lea: her (joials ami oilier imiHHte. _ , 1, ■ unti[ n m. and many other morning
: tinlos mnlli^od in the holiday ‘season , besides we give today
3 Blue Exchange stamps with wary 10c Purchase_
Blouses.
Womens’ pure Worsted Blouses
ill red and white, full regul
ar made, value 3 75 special
at • UK
Triple Stamps to-day.
Curtains.
I,ow priced Nottingham I,ace
Curtains, full assortment, up
wards from USc
Triple Stamps today.
Silk Stocks.
All silk fancy Stocks, large
assortment, latest designs, very
desireable for gifts at *45 ,*41), J5U,
and 4»c.
Triple Stamps today.
Waists.
Women’s Waists, of all wool.
Flannel, or White mercerized
Novelty Waisting. values up to
1.9,3 special at I . 41)
Triple Stamps today.
Handkerchiefs.
for Men, all silk with Initials
2 sizes 145c and ll)c
Triple Stamps today.
Walking Skirts.
Of very fine quality Melton
in a variety of fancy design.*,
not two alike, greys, blues, and
greenish mixtures, value 4*yS
special at • 1 '*
Triple Stamps today.
Sweaters.
for Hoys, hand made, plain
and fancy colors, 1.50 grade,
special at
Triple Stamps today.
Umbrellas.
natural and fancy handles,
sterling silver trimmed, 2-oo
values at »• «'•)
Triple Stamps today.
Gloves.
for Men, in Pique, dressed
and undressed Kid, Hog skins
lined and unlined, values 1.25,
special at 1.00
Triple Stamps today.
Fur Scarfs.
Sable, Baum Marten Oppo
sum, Du Barry Scarss, long
tabs, some with oords and fur
tassels, from 31). OO set, to 1 .08
Triple Stamps today.
Neckwear.
Nobby neckwear, 4 in-liands,
Imperials, and tecks, the new
est creations in up to date
Neckwear, special at 4!)c
Triple Stamps today.
Womens’ Suits.
of broad cloth and cheviots
serge black and blue, finished
with open plaits, finely tailored
value 18.00 special at 13.00
Triple Stamps today'.
Womens’ Coats.
of plain and Oxford Melton,
all this seasons models, 10.00
garments at ? • SO
Triple Stamps today.
Womens’ and Hisses’
Kid Gloves.
2 clasp buttons, in black,
white, and colors, the regular
1.00 grade special at 83c
Triple Stamps today!
Collar and Cuff Boxes.
in fancy leathers, alligator
and grain, satin lined, special
at ^8c
Triple Stamps today.
Brush and Comb Sets.
Brush, Mirror and Comb sets
in box, beautifully decorated
in porcelain backs, special at 1.98 ^
I . 49, and 98c.
Triple Stamps today.
Shaving Sets. \
Razor, Cup, Shaving Brush
and Minor, decorated, fancy |g
plush boxes, value 3.50, special “
at 49 i
Triple Stamps today.
Rogers’ Silver Ware.
comprising, Pitchers, Knives
Forks, Bread trays, Cake and
Fruit Baskets, etc. None but
the best sold here and fully
warranteed 7.50 to 1.49
Triple Stamps today, f
Hand Worked
Cushions.
silk out lined and filled in, J
beautiful designs, with shaded ,1
Ribbon Ruffle, value 4.50 at 3.75
Triple Stamps today.
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[400 State street Tel. 89-R *
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