Perth Amboy evening news., December 22, 1903, NIGHT EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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"is whaFwe^ulwant
To "woe11? chilinii JinIW -1 pair of GOOD SHOES or SUP
w pERS from MOORE’S SHOE STORE is the right thing.
We have the right sort and right prices.
A pair of of Rubber ljoots or Leggings for outdoor wear, is just
t'le thing for this season of the year
JUL,ETS mother or sister.
AlLtGATOR SLiPPr.RS, black or tan opera slippers for father
or brother. 11
^ Holiday Slippers of Eyory
■ Jf Description. 50c. up.
■ y Walk-Ove; Shoes
|i Ail Leathers
p For all Weathers
If/ Dorothy Dodd Calf Skin Skatinif
Y Shoes. “ TIIY ME” the new
Shoo for Women, £2.00.
SpecirlChristmrsRojLction
One lot Women'*. £2.50
“ “ 3.00
“ 1.50
Men's. 2.5)
“ “ . 2.00
*' Dnya’. 1.50
11 Little (font*. 1.25
Kid Lace Shoe*. 2.f;0
“ “ 1,50
'' ■' . 1.20
floodycar Welt Shoes. 2 ( 0
REG,STEREO M°K*y *e.?Cd \‘t . j - CO
l\ Boxcalf Shoes. ] 00
A) I. O. MOOR.E OCX
R Headquarters i»r Good Slioost
» 85 SMiTH ST' PERTH AMBOY
J-'ellne mirenully.
A cat owned by the manager of a
English restaurant recently noticed :
mouse which bad contrived to flr.d it
way into a cupboard among a lot o
wine glasses. Evidently the cat sav
that to capture the mouse in that re
treat would be a somewhat difficult task
so, jumping on the top of the cupboard
from a plate there he gently precipe
tated a piece cheese on the floor—arc
waited. For over an hour the cat’:
eyes were glued on the decoying mor
sel. and not in vain. At last the mouse
could resist the temptation lei long*
v er. and made a rush for the cheese, when
, the problem which the cat had se rn
; ingly pronounced to lilms-lf fmncl a
, solution and the mouse was caught.
In Scrvia there still survives a won
derful old Institution known ns the Zad
ruga. It consists of a wholo tribe, num
bering about 100 persons, all under the
absolute authority of one chief. He
keeps ail the money, makes all pur
chases. and decides the minutest details
of family life.
tPRUDEHTML
j MEN CHANGE
| Local Agents IVIade Assisfar
Superintendents—Other
Promotions.
The Prudential Life Insurance Com
Pany lias made a number of change
among their employes in this cit;
within the last few nays. Two agents
! Lonis Labree anil Theodoro Berlinger
have been promoted to be assistant
; superintendents. Labree, who live;
on State street, goes to Higlitstowr
wiiero he takes charge on the first ot
the new year. Berlinger has moved
from Gordon street to New Bruns
wick, wliorn ho is now receiving in
structions under Samuel Greonleaf,
formerly of ting nitv, who goes to
South Amboy at the end of this
month. John Smith, of Smith street,
and Lostor Greenleaf, of >ew Bruns
wick, have positions as agents in the
i local office on High street.
FREIGHT WRECK OR
THE LEHICH VALLEY.
A serious freight wreck occurred
yesterday on the Lehigh Valley rail
road at Woodtean, nine miles from
Somerville, N. ,T., as the result of tho
shifting of iron bridgo trusses loaded
on a flat car. Tho beams slipped
from their fastenings and swung cross
wise of the car as the train was going
aronud a curve at a high rate of
speed. N
A freight train, running in the
opposite direction, crashed into the
projecting trusses with a force that
detailed mid wrecked tho cngino und
piled np ten freight cars. Tho eugi
near and fireman of tho wrecked
freight had hairbreadth escapos, but
wore only slightly injured. Both
tracks were completely blocked and
trntlic was stopped for several hours.
Colonel Pope, of bicycle fame, re
cently said that the first essential to
business success is “advertising;”
that the second essential was “big
advertising;” and Ihe third, “bigger
advertising •”
LOCAL ITEMS.
Miss Annie Miutz spout Sunday in
Now York, being present to a wedding
of a friend.
William Fredrickson, Frederick i
■ Ernst, of Division street, and Birden f
Golden, of State street, formed a party fj
and took in the sights of New York, |
{ Saturday. 11
Cornelins Hubbard, of New Bruns
wick, spent Sunday in Perth Amboy, j
Aylin Pierson severed his connec* j
tion with the Evening News yester
day, to necept n position with a
. steamship company in New York,
i Harney Brown, of Market street, has
■ resignod his position at the Cheeso
borongh Vaseline Works.
Miss Teseio Toolan. of Washington
street, is a saleslady at Coous store
on State street.
Miss Matilda Bastianello, of 181
Madison avenue, is now employed as
saleslady by Salz & Steiner.
Miss Carrie Flaherty, of State
street, has a position at Coous & Co. ’s
store. State street.
The Missions and Christian Alliance
will hold a meeting Christmas day at
2.45 p. m. and in the evening at 7.45
. at the residence of Mrs. William
| Dinkelaclter, 2 Maple streot.
j Miss Lizzie Clark, of 292 Madison
j avenue, who has been seriously ill at
I her home, has so far recovered as to
be able to be up and around again.
Mrs. Frank Rubright,of 4 Maple
street, is confined to her home with |
illness.
Abe Applegate, of Runyon, is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
Mrs. Shoobridge, who lias been con
fined to her home, 1 Maple street, is
convclscont.
Mrs. Lizzie Dunham, the nurse of
52 Market street, ; expects to leave
town for the holidays.
Little Esther Jones, of 297 Prospect
street, who has been confined to her
homo with illness, is improving.
Miss Nellie Darcv returned to her
home, ]fi2 Brighton avenue, after a
visit at Carteret.
Miss Bessie McLaughlin has return
ed to New York after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary McLaughlin, on
Brighton avenue.
Mrs. John Whitworth, of Hobart
dreot, entertained her sister, Mrs.
Pullen, also Mrs. CJordon and Mrs.
dnbbard, of Snuth Aiubov, last week.
Christopher O’Hara, of Hall avonue,
vho has bien seriously ill at his
tome, is still improving.
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■ CANAL\ BIRDS AMD CAGES. Birds guaranteed to sing. V * J
I OCKLI KX1\LS Pearl handles, with scissors and manicuring blades:
an excellent present for either lady or gent, $1.25 to $2,25.
TABU-] KNIVES—Twenty difierent patterns of fine table ware, 50 cents, f
85 cents, $1.00, $1.50, $2,25.
PARLOR LAMPS—The largest and best assortment in the city; over I
forty patterns to select from, at $3.25, $4.00, $5.00. $6,00.
HALL LAMPS—In six difierent patterns, $1.45 to $1.95,
N b K ELW ARE—Tea and Coffee Pots. Copper, nickel plated, with heavy
trimmings, 80 cents to $2.25
Chafing Dishes,
Fern Dishes,
Tea Sets,
Serving Trays, .
Cream Knives,
Bread Trays,
Baking Dishes,
Cream Pitchers, j
Water “
Butter Dishes,
SILVERWARE—
Tea and Tablespoons,
Knives and Forks,
Berry Spoons,
Batter Knives,
ins tr t *«•■*> n
Sugar Shells,
Oyster Ladles,
Gravy “
Cream “ I
MILL I & McALIWCm, !
74 SMITH ST., PERTH AMBOY, IV. J.
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One pound choicest cleaned Currants .10c
One pound fancy Hallowe'en Dates.lOe
One pound 5 crown Smyrna Figs, fancy.15c
One dozen choice Messina Lemons, only ....•■••.1.5c
l One dozen Indian River Oranges, very sweet.'i'ic
|J One pound mixed Nuts, guaranteed all new.15c
™ One pound finest French Mixed Candy.1 Jlc
> One pound best American Mixed Candy.1:5c
\ One pound delicious Chocolate Cream Drops.•_15c
One pound fancy mixed Cakes, fresh and deliciotfs.1 Me
One pound best Spice Drops, special.1 tie
One pound fresh Animal Crackers, only.lOc
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3 cans choice Delaware Tomatoes.25c
3 cans stringless green Beans.25c
3 cans delicious Pineapples, Singapore.. 80c
3 cans choice Maryland Teaches.20c
2 cans fancy Bartlett Pears only.24c
2 cans best Calif. Apricots, heavy Syrup.80c
2 cans finest Calif. Egg Plums, delicious.80c
2 cans Snyder’s famous Tomato Soup.80c
2 cans fancy N. Y. State Succotash.20c
2 cans Strawberry Beets, 81b cans. 24c
2 cans best N. Y. State Pumpkins. 22c
2 cans 8 lb choice Boston Baked Beans in .Sauce.20c
One Dollar in Stamps
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l package famous Baby Oatmeal. IOc
1 package delicious Baby Buckwheat.1 ;{c
1 package New Wheat Farina..<)c
I package Pearl Tapioca, choicest....... !>c
1 package best Com Starch, only.. !>c;
1 package choicest new Hominy.IOc!
1 package im-orted Maccaroni.. IOc
lbs best Pearl Barley onlv. . IOc) ]
£ lb box choicest Carolina Rice onlv . 20c 1
•’ lb box choice Calf. Prunes new. 20c 1
~ Packages Uncle Jerry’s Pan Cake Flour.20c 1
packages delicious Peerless Biscuit.10c 1
One Dollar in Stamps,
Free With Each of these articles
I bottle fancy Queen Olives only..
bottle Royal Blue Catsup, sweet spiced.12.
1 bottle Worcestershire Sauce only . l**c
I bottle (large) choicest Sweet Pickles. \ 15c
I !>ott!e pure Cider Vinegar only.• • • • JOc
bottle Pepper Sauce, Red or green. | ft.
bottle Quart pure Salad Oil only.22c
jar Liebig’s ExtractBeef only. **50
bottle imported French Capers.. 15c
Gallon pure Apple Cider only.. 25c
bottle pure Maple Syrup-- •.15c
bottle choicest Plover T-T P. TX PI X » 4 •—
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118-120 Smith. Street, 1-3-5 New Brunswick Avenue
Telephone 71 Established 18fi{> j PERTH AMBOY, IV J