Perth Amboy evening news., December 22, 1903, NIGHT EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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—--THE
Is Loudest Here
| That's Because We Make it Hum
I You'll IiiuI u crowd in every department and every sliop
|! j,or is being served immediately and satisfactorily. If
I you want to see eager buyers securing easy bargains, you
§ must come to Amboy’s Greatest Shopping Hcndquartors
■ —right here!
I Smoker's
I Articles
Beautiful Sterling Sil
ver trimmed i oo Pipes
at. '*•>£
Comical and ornamen
tal Tobacco Jars, such
as elephants, monkeys
dogs, Indian tents etc,.
Automobiles, foot lulls
and other style Sir.
ing sets from down
to 4i)c each.
Umbrellas
The choicest Umbrelles in
i Perth Amboy, for both Ladies
and Gentlemen may be had
at our store for the most pop
ular prices.
ill i II I ine-y t
Dolls
You may travel fur and wide
and you may visit many stores
but will never see a more
beautifully selected stock of
Dolls than is found at our
store.
Srocheted
Shawls
We have made a special
effort to have the larg
est line of Crocheted
Shawls for the holidays
all colors, all styles and
all prices from.... 19c up.
50c Sterling,Silver Toi
let pieces, such as Files
Shoe Horns etc each.. 2!)c
White Bid
Spreads
From now until Christmas
we will make some attractive
prices on White Bed Spreads.
We have just received new
lines of them, bought just a
notch lower than than they
could be bought fo- earlier or
than they will be later. By
making a present of one of
these, you will give something
that will be elegant, sensible
and economical.
Initial Handkerchiefs-. 5c
Ladies and Gents pure
linen, Initial handker
chiefs . - . f2.ic
A very large line of
Ladies fancy handker
chiefs at.. ‘25c, 5!)c, 15c,
l.OO. and 1.50 each
I COUPON ~~
*a | Bring this coupon to our store before Dec. es, and you i
I i will recieve 2.00 worth of Red Star Stamps besides those
E i I yOHr purchase entitles you to. J. Si.ohodikx .* Bro, ^
; tc 1
I A Gift Worth Giving is
f a Gift Worth Having’.
: ^
|r» \nd that is a pair of SHOES or SUITERS. Those who buy footwear of us are 4
r f always sure of the best, the newest, the latest. No store in this vicinity sells the
quality of shoes as we do at the pi ices.
For WOMEN- If you want to sec the finer points of scientific ElT, try a 1
pair of
Queen Quality l
<
j.'or MEN—There is a shoe that is anatomically correct, being constructed
to the exact outline of the foot; such is the ,
W. L. Douglas Shoe.
Besides these an unlimited number of other shoes
for men, women, boys and girls. j?
Holiday Slippers
A wide selection in all that is
beautiful to look at, and com
fortable to wear. Call in and
fook alto lit.
DOUBLE
STAMPS
All this Week.
Felt Romeos
<
are the acme of comfort, ele
gance and ease, made of pure
i
wool felt, richly bound in fur,
all colors.
n i» Slobodien & Bro.i
■ } POPULAR SHOE HOUSE.
L | 126 Smith Street. | '
L_krrr~~f“
I
I A SMART BUTT.
J This design is very smart for a
| short-skirt suit, and is considerably
j dressy, being made of broadcloth,
? either in black or any dark color.
3 The jacket just reaches to tho waist.
There is an inch tuck coming from
each shoulder down the front, back,
outside of sleeves, and down each
seam of the seven-gored skirt.
Tho trimming is made of Persian
lamb. A paper pattern should first bo
civ, and from tins all tho designs
made in tho fur. After Ir ilie stitched
on to tlio cloth, they are edged with
a narrow black silk hraill, making a
u beautiful and novel trimming.
MUSIC HALL
To-let for Theatricals, Concerts,
Kntcrtaiiiments, parties etc.
!Isaac is. -hsoerg1, Manager
; 3 WATER ST. rP!>one 6-R.
MRS. A. RULLMANN,
JIA.SQUEIIA.DE SUITS.
E*ti o Outfits for
<1^, Plays,Entertainments and Parties
f \ A fell lino et' Wigs, Tights, Shoes ele.
--ft— -1t)r p.niu vl* i© i*.
FA' l-'i E ST. N. D. AYE.
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^ I At *liis season of the year tlio old question
?- I comes up, “What shall we buy Brother
f | Jniin nr Sister .MaryV” In repardto this
£ 1 we ha ve only one bit of advice to oiler and |
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£ y and what can be more suitable or useful
v. I Ilian any of the many articles included in |
P I dur stock. And speaking of our stock,
2 | have vou seen itV Arc vou aware that
wo cam- one of the largest and best se
lf I looted slocks of Furniture in the whole
5 | state of New Jersey V And wO might add
* | (hero are few New York stores with a
* I larger .'election, and none with lower pri- |
i | cos. Call ami see wlmt we hsive to oiler. §
£ I Special Holiday Sale of \\ ILLOW
S | llOCKFltS, from Dec. 1 I to Dec. 24, I
Ik n
&i| Worth $;5.00 I
f ll A full line of Express Wagons, Hobby 1
5 i| Horses, boll Carriages ami Go.Carts. A
v '■ few suggestions for presents: |
5? 1 Parlor Table Morris Chair
y 1 Ladies' L'eslc Fancy Rocker
| Dressing Table Music Cabinet
y m Bookcase China Closet
- | Sideboard Chiffonier
\ 1 Couch Carpet Sweeper |
I Combination Desk Morris Rocker g
\ I Moqucttc or Smyrna Bug. Nothing better or more
£ 1 serviceable as a Christmas Gift,
a* I
$ I I -
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s I 76-78-80 SMITH ST., 8
% J Perth Amboy, N. ,T.
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Evening News Classified Ads.
■W A. N T 3 1
- OHE CENT A WORD -
SITAU AT80NS WANTED-FREE
Fo Ads. l-CSS Than 10 c. Extra Charge if Displayed.
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I1ELI* WANTED
WANTED—A German or Swedish
woman for general housework.
Wages $13 per month. Mrs. G. J.
Wordell, Long Branch, N. J.
4472-12-22-3t.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN who under
stands double entry bookkeeping.
Address C. II. E. care Evening News.
4487-13-22-2
WANTED—SEVERAL persons of
oharaotcr ami good rountation in
>aeh stale (one in this oouucv requir
.«!) to represent nnd advertise old
established weatlhy business house
of solid financial standing. Salary
$21 weekly with expenses additional,
• 11 payabie in cash direct enoli Wed
nesday from head offices. Horse and
-.arrtago furnished when necessary.
References. Enclose solf-addrossed
envelope. Colonial, Oaxton Build
ing, Chicago. 8803-8.18-tf
ROOMS TOI! RENT
FURNISHED ROOM WITH hath, for
one or two gentlemen. 1!HS Smith
;;t. .1 , 4864-13-14-tf
TO LET—FURNISHED rooms, all
improvements, with board. Good
German cooking. -15 Gordon st.
430l-12-10-21t
CLEAR TOYS, 13c a lb. or 2 lbs. for
25c. Russell’s. 4188-12-22-3
MISCELLANEOUS
AMERICAN”MIXED CANDY, 3 lb.
for 25c. Russell’s. 4488.12-22-8
WANTED—Roll ton desk, must bo in
gooil condition and very cheap. An
dre, ss Desk, New office.
4170-13-21.3t.
GOOD LUCK MIXTURE, 8 lh. for
q 25c. Russell’s. 4488-12-32-3
GRACE LUTHERAN church will
hold a Christmas sale of dolls and
fancy articles on Wednesday nnd
Thursday, Dee. Ill and 17 in Krueger’s
store, Smith street near Oak. Coffee
and cake will be served.
4274-12-15-tf
STORES FOR KENT ohenp. Enquire
at News office.
FRENCH MIXED CANDY, :Uh." for
35c. Russell's. 4483-12-32-3
FOR RENT—A BARN nnd stable,
suitanle for one horse. Enquire at
News office. _ iH54-7-28-tf
HAND PAINTED CHINA shirtwaist
sets nr the nnmilnr thing. Orders
taken for studs, cuff buttons nnd belt
buckles, alee hat pins, at 114 Rector
street. 7-17-tf
SITUATION WANTED
GO LORE!) USEFUL HAN, also
waiter, desires position, Address M.
0 , 93 Byard st, New Brunswick, N.
J. ' 12-18-4t
SITUATION WANTED BY ~middle
aged man (Dane) with good rccom
tuondatiou as clerk in a grocery store
or assist in any lino of business. Ad
dress \v. Beck, Mi Shipman st., Now
ark, N. J. 4373-12- 15-tf
DOST
LOST—BARKER FOUNTAIN Pee.
Reward if returned to Dr. Howell,
Madison avenue, near Smith st.
4-189-12-23-1
lVDIInfiC to Try It.
Tramp—Please, mum, my partner
found an old ice cream freezer down
.n the gully.
Housekeeper—I threw it away. It
was no use.
Tramp—Well, we've been examinin’
.t. and If you'll lend us some cream,
ind some lee, and some sugar, and 11a
ruring, and send your boy down to
urn it, 1 think we can make it do.—
S'. V. Weekly.
finite n Mouthful.
Naggin—But vlgv don’t you arguo
lie matter out with your wile?
Meekton—Hull! my wife has very
positive ideas on that subject. The
moment 1 opened my mouth my wife
would put her loot down and—
Naggin—The idea! 1 should think
rail'd choke to death.—Philadelphia
Special fares to Niagara Falls, N.
Y., and return December 24th, 1908,
via Lehigh Valley railroad, fit.25 for
the round trip, good going on dato of
sale only. Final return limit Decem
ber 28th, 1903. For further informa
tion consult Lehigh Valley ticket
agent. 4450-12-22-3
l'OK SALE
BROKEN CANDY, U)c a Ih. Rn'.
sell’s. 4188-12-22-3
FOR SALE CHEAP—A 12 foot hat
wall case with 4 glass sliding doois
and drawers, also connter, show oases
and class office partition, and a kitc.h
nn range at tlie Paris Millinerv. 104
Smith st. 4485-12-22-2
FOR SALE—COAL yard and ioo house
property, subject to short lease.
Rids received for sixty days. Enquire
P. E. Gordon, Miller st.
__3915-11-3-tf
FOR SALE—High Grade IQ horse
power steam engine and boiler.
Second hand. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer, care of Evening News.
4-8-t.f
ROILER AND ENGINE for sale at a
bargain. Stnrrevnnt 10 horse power
steam engine and boiler in A 1 condi
tion, cost $100, will sell for $250. In
uso 3 years. Address O. D., News
Office._ll-12-tf
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAuE—FOUR lot' on Market
st., near Goodwin, Address “Real
Estate,” Evening Nows. x
_1987-11-10-tf S
FOR SALE—AT a bargain, house and
lot on Hall ave. Address “Jdnr
guin,” Evening News ollice.
1997-11-10 tf
Choice lot on Smith will be sold
for $875 two hundred dollars down,
balance on small monthly install
ments if desired.
The ISitslio j> Comi:nny
123 Smith Strict,
Amboy
Reality and Construction
Company.
Pm si urns properties mul .csidonco in all
pails the chy for 8&I0 lor cash or oil
monthly installments.
Post Office Building,
’4,ii is a?. : uuij ju- *
HAV’s^ffinuu.
■aLTfet-sXSF E
to 1*1111/) IIAYCO.,220Lnf.ij’pt to at.,Newark, N.J.
LAltUE GCHJANT ruTTLKa AT Dia Uirl^TS’.
Select Your
Xmas
Present
from our largo stock of Diamond*. Wat* li
es. Jewelry,Silverware and Cut Gians,etc.
Honest Goods at Moderate Pr.ces
A.i 1 goods guaranti ed *s repren'ntcd.
X. SINGER
99 Smith Street
Revised Version.
“Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long,”
Is what they sang in former years.
But ’ti.s now another eong.
The words are somewhat different.
Though fully as suH’.imo—
“Woman wants all that is in sight
And wants it all the. time."
—Cincinnati Enquirer.
Groan ('urelrHsiiona,
Miss Ellicott—Why did you tiisohargt
your chauffeur? He made such a flnt
appearance.
Mr.?. Lipplncott—But the man hai
no tact. Why, once when I was cozlrg.
he ran over a fat woman, and almost
jostled me out of my seat!—Smart Set.
Gpovfn Gen Ini.
“How tP' you like Tipton?”
“He seems cold and reserved.**
“He decs at first, bur. be soon thaws.
After you have met him a few tif e3 ho
will come up and slap you on the back
and nan you for a dollar, just as cordial
\r, can be.*’—X irw: City Journal.
NOTICE.
R-wk'ng House rf the First National Hank
of Berth Amboy, N. J., Dec. 7, 1903.
To the Stockholders:
' otic** is hereby given that pursuant o ihn
By-Laws of flic Batik, the Annual Meeting of dm
Stockholders of tin* First Natl' nal Bank of Berth
• nihoy N. J.. will l>e he'd at the office of the
Bank. 110SiuBh Street. Berth Amboy between
t lie hours of 12 o’clock noon and 1 o’clock p. in ,
'» uesdav. January 12, 1994. for the purtv**** of
electing Directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business as legs' y
iiikv com« b9'cM*c the meeting. The transfe
hooics’will he dosed at noon, .Ihiiutv 2. b.mm. hi d
wil reopen at uoon .January 15, 1904. By order
of the Bo. rd of Directors.
1IARKY CONARD,
Cashier.
4838-12-f-St-e w.-’w.
SELLING OUT
TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS.
BSg Safe m Trimmed asid Untrimmed Hats.
Bargains in Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Velvets, Silks,
Veilings and Millinery Novelties. Now is the time to *'
buy below cost. Big opportunity to purchase Xmas Gifts. ij
—— V
m Ginsberg,
STATE STBEET.
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