Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], October 25, 1907, LAST EDITION, Second Section, Image 12

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"Van Horn Co.
Furniture Carpets Bedding
Stoves and;Refrigerators.
GET YOUR
[A]
STOVES
At STOVE HEADQUARTERS
—"73 MARKET"—NEW ARK'S
LARGEST, BUSIEST'STOVE STORE!
For years and years, stoves
have been a big item here—
a large, well lighted depart
ment, under the supervision
of a thoroughly practical stove
man, a stock embracing every
known size, grade and style
of cooking and heating stoves,
are some of the facts that
account for the supremacy of
our Stove Store throughout
the State ! !
The Portland Range
has long been a "leader" with knowing housewives
—built of finest materials, in the heart of the iron
region: Every imaginable improved help to
good cooking—an "economy·" fut', user—guaran
teed from lid· to lege to be the best value money
can buy!
f
Ranges
$10. to 45.00
Over a
S» Oak Stoves
[iYfanr art self feeJers\
$9.00 to 28.00
andVizes'of Pot StOVCS
$2.50 to 15.00
Also full lines of Self Feeding Parlor Stoves, Laundry Stoves,
R/liable Oil Heaters, Etc., Etc.
/ REPAIRS FOR ALL THE STOVES WE SELL CON
STANTLY CARRIED IN STOCK! NO TEDIOUS
"WAITING" TO HEAR FROM FOUNDRIES!
and s'izes^n Cylinders
. $4.50 to 11.00
The IMPROVED "ACME" WASHING MACHINE—a labor j
anr! a money saver for all who wash clothes ! "A cmes ' ' are only sold here ;
LOWEST PRICES —EASIEST CREDIT
C OWPE RTHWAIΤ
AND 0
Van Horn Co.
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73 MARKET STREET NEWARK.Ν J.
A&P Specials for Fri., Sat.r Mon.
(
Washing Soda, 3 lbs 5c
Sapolio, plain or hand... . 7c
Dates, pkg 5c
Figs, box 10c
Blue Label Ketchup, small. 12c
Large 20c
Reckitt's Blue 5 and 9c
20 Mule Team Borax, pkg.l2c
Pearline 3c
Red Alaska Salmon 12}4c
Potted Ham or Tongue 5 & 9c ||
Safety Matches, 12 boxes.. 8c
Bon Ami, cake Oc f.
A&P Borax Soap, 7 cakes. 25c
Potash or Lye .8c |
Chloride of Lime 8c .
A&P Crushed Oats, 3 pkgs 25c '
QQ_ Elgin Creamery 00Λ
JOG lb. Butter lb. OuC
To f*y our butter is to use it always. Can always be bought
at the A&P Stores. I
25cd.zFn«rL25cli
A&P PATENT FLOUR
BUY NOW!
18 80c sâck 1.60 bi;!'. 6.30
sack
Swifi s Best L f Lard
12c
Swift s Cal Hams
9c
Swift's Best Hams
15c
POTATOES SWEET POTATOES ONIONS LEMONS 1
APPLES CRANBERRIES
All Condensed Milk 10c per can
There are a great many coffee?, but our blended Mocha and
Java is a value you cannot get elsewhere at 35c—try a pound 25c.
Fresh roasted daily.
96 Smith
Street
Perth Am boy 1
New Jersey
Telephone 455-J.
Free Deliveries—Tottenville, Wednesdays and Fridays.
South Amboy. Thursdays.
Of the Board of Aldermen, Citj
of Perth Amboy, N. J.,
OCTOBER 21. 1907.
Kegular meeting: of the council of the
city of Perth Amboy, X. J., held October
21. 1907. Present—Aldermen VanPelt,
Dal ton, Schultz and Alderman-at-large
Pfeiffer. The reading of the minuter
of the meetings held on October 7 and
14 was dispensed with and they Were
approved as printed on slips.
The following:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
of Perth Amboy:
Gentlemen—Having recently acquired
property on Rroad street, east of High
street. I wish to ally myself with other
property owners on the same thorough
fare in petitioning your honorable body
for the construction of a sewer through
this street. I agree with my fellow
property owners that comfort and sani
tation demand this Improvement. I am
Yours with respect,
George H. ltyder.
Perth Amboy. X. J., October 21. 1907.
was referred to the committee on
streets and sewers.
A petition from Israel Veld man for
a junk license at 291 Fayette street
was referred to the judiciary committee.
The following:
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen
of the City of Perth Amboy. N. J.:
Gentlemen—We, the undersigned,
property owners along the line of Grant
street and Peterson street, do hereby j
respectfully petition your honorable
board to lay a three (.*>) foot brick sew- j
er from Market street in Grant street,
and in Peterson street to Sheridan
street, in the said city of Perth Amboy.
and your petitioners will ever pray.
Dated October 10, 1907.
C. Becker (and 7 others),
was referred to committee on streets
and sewers.
An ordinance entitled: "An ordinance
to establish the grade of Donald avenue
! from Brace avenue northerly to the line
lof the property of Henry Maurer &
! Son." was introduced, passed on its
first reading and ordered printed on
slips.
An ordinance entitled: "An ordinance
'to work Donald avenue, from Brace
avenue northerly to the line of the
property of Henry Maurer & Son to the
established grade." was introduced,
passed on its first reading and ordered
printed on slips.
On motion the bills audited by the
. omptroller were ordered paid by the
following vote: Yea—Aldermen Van
Pelt. Dalton. Sehultss. Alderman-at-large
Γ f e î ff e r. X a y—Χ ο n e.
The following:
Be it resolved that bonds be issued in
anticipation of taxes for fiscal year be
ginning March 1, 1907, to the amount
11 f $25,000, tin· same to be known and
designated as anticipation bonds of the
< ity of Perth Amboy. and to be borrow
ed'from the sinking fund without In
1 terest.
was passed by the following vote. Yea
—Aldermen VanPelt. Dalton. Sehultz.
Alderman-at-large Pfeiffer. Nay—None.
On motion an ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to extend, lay out and
open Chapman avenue; southerly to
Smith street.
was taken up on its second reading,
passed without amendment, taken up
on its third reading and final passage
and passed by the following vote: Yea—
Aldermen VanPelt. Dalton. Sehultz. Al
derman-at-large Pfeiffer. Nay—None.
_jNAL.
Ms pariah wag cured „f Consl,nl|)tion
r. . ®ler Jof>n's MedW#e,·
Col. Wm. C. Miles (if -
D· C„ says: "Father •'ohn!'
sine saved my life " ,
One of my children had bronohtis
from birth. Father John's Medicine
cured her and made her stron*'aMl ι
Mrs. M. McCabe, &.Î4 West 49th |
Street. New Pork Cllv
Alderman-at-large pr. lffei· "sk"1 for
remonstrances against tin· l"",llrmj„
of tlie* final· assessment of the ' .
street wood block pavement, "lie fol
lowing was presented: ,
To the Honorable, the Council <»t ιΙΐ^
City of Perth Am bo v. 1» ll"
of Middlesex and Stat, of NVu' -1' 1 > ·
Gentlemen—The undersigned, «»wner
of r« al estate upon whirl' »" nssess
ment is about to be In id f"1' all·
benefit by reason of tile paving of Sinitn j
street in the city of Perth AnihoV afore-|
said, from the easterly shh·-of *state
street to the tracks of iho ivrth Amboy,
and Klizabethport Uai!ro:ul Company,
with wood block, does here,l>V ''1<· his
objections in writing to said assess
ment. and protests against trnnfirm
ation of the final report of tin· Conimis
sioners of Assessments for Stϊ·«··*t im
provements thereon, filed in the office of
the city clerk of said it> for the fol
lowing· reasons: 1. Because that I)art
of Smith street lying between the east
erly side of State street ami th· tracks
of the Perth Amboy ami Rlizahethport
Railroad Company, before t h * · time of
the laying of the said wood pavement I
had been paved with macadam pave- j
ment, for which original improvement;
my property was assessed and the as-1
sessment paid.
2. Because at tlie tfme of t h - laying
of the new pavement for which this.
assessment is attempted to ho made, !
the said macadam pavement was in j
good order and condition, excepting in
places where individuals had taken up
the same to make sewer and other con·· ;
neetlon*. and failed to replace the name
in a proper manner, as in law they
were bound tu do if thereunto required
by the municipal authorities, or the
Bald municipal authorities were in duty
butund to (lo and charge the same to the
property in front of which said street
was left out of repair: and further, any
other damage to said part of said street
which could not readily have been re
paired ftiy the said municipal authorities
was caused by the laying of the public
sewer therein or tile shifting and re
placing of the tracks of the trolley
rond, which further «lama**» the said
municipal authorities were in fluty
bound to compel the contractor and the
street railway company respectively to
repair.
3. Because it was the *luty of the
municipal authorities of safd city after
said part of said street had been paved
with macadain pavement, lo keep the
same in repair, and pay the cost and ex
penses of the same out of the moneys
raised by· general taxation tor the pur
pose of caring for the public highways
in said city, as was done on other parts
of ealrt street.''
4. Because, at the time of the laying
of raid new pavement, for which this
assessment It attempted to be made,
the «aid macadam pavement with the
usual repaire which could have beei.
made by· the municipal authorities of
the city of Perth Amboy, would have
answered all purposes of ready access
and approach to property on the lino
of that part of said street where said
new pavement was laid.
(Continued from Page 13.)
THE
New York &Nev/Jersey]
Telephone Co.
Thousands of
Hurried Steps
to the telephone saved
by an additional instru
ment connected with
the main station in your
residence.
50c Per Month
f 55 Smith St., Perth Amboy 1
Ï Tel.!9$B0. J
ΤΜΠΤΤΙ»! ι ·ΓΜΤΠΤ———
BORAK BROS.
Successors to Greenspan Bros.
MEAT MARKET, 223 SMITH ST.
Tltifi RllfiinACe was f°unded on the theory of handling the BEST qualities
I ΠΙ5 DtlSlllcSS only. This policy has brought for us a constantly increasing
trade. To come once is to come again. QUALITY and SATISFACTION arc our
principles, and on these we are willing to stand and serve our customers. We handle
city dressed beef and lamb.
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A Few of Our Prices for This Week
Prims Rib Roasf Beef
I0-I2c
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Pot Roast, all meat
10c
ADVERTISED
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2 lbs Round Steak .... "wV
2 lf>s Chog ^ 25c
STEAK
Porterhouse, Sirloin.
15c
3 lbs
Pigs Feet
25c
STEAK
Chuck, city dressed beef
10c
Jersey Leaf Lard, cut lf|l.
out of our own pigs Iw2lf
Fresh Killed Chickens, worth
20c, for tills sale X«4= 1-2 Ο
Our Corned Beet is excellent.
Cant be beat, try it!
Η Smoked Skinned Back Hams,
jg worth 17c, for this sale
13
5c
Fresh Boston Hams
10
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Whole Jersey P'gs at market prices.
Try our home made Sausage
2 lbs 25c 1
We also have α tine stock of Roasting Chickens, Spring Lamb, Fresh Hams,
Saucrkrout, all kinds of Livers, Spare Ribs, Pigs Heads at .market prices. Give us a
call. We guarantee your moneys' worth or your money back. Don't forget the place
PHIL. BORAK <fc BRO.
1223 Smith Street, 'Phone 463-L
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Why is Our Business Growing Larger?]
The reason is that we have done our best to give those who deal with us the best and purest groc
eries at the lowest prices. Our satisfied customers told their friends about it and so it went on. Give
us a trial order and be convinced.
Butter
Fresh daily from the
best Creameries;fresh
and sweet.
Lb ....
Hams
Best sugar cured liatns,
lean,
per pound
Bacon
Best sugar cured
Bacon,
per pound
Potatoes
The best white potatoes;
just received a carload from
Jersey, laige, nice and
mealy; bu. 45c; peck
ι bu. 89c; bag 168 lb 2.CΟ
FLOUR
Mouser's best flour, the very best
on the market; get a barrel before it
Per bbl.
gets dearer.
$6.75
Corn
Sweet and tender, 3 cans for
25c
Green Peas
Best cooking, quart
8c
String Scans
Very special, 3 cans for
25c
French Peas 1
Best imported French Peas,
2 cans
Apple Butter
Very best, 3-lb can
I2c
Jelly
take a crock home; all flavors
5-lb
crock
25c
APPLES
Best apples for eating or cooking,
basket
ONIONS
Red or yellow, nice, bright and large,
4 quarts
and
All our teas and coffees are just fresh, come and we would like you to take a sample of
them for a trial after which we are sure you will get more.
80 Elk Stamps
With ι lb of the very best Tea, any flavor 58c
20 Elk Stamps Free
With ι lb of the best Coffee, lb 29c
60 Elk Stamps
With ι lb of good Tea, lb 50c
50 Elk Stamp
With 2 lbs of Good Coffee
50c
100 Elk Stamps
20 Elk Stamps
With ι lb can the best Baking Powder, 1 lb can.. ,45c With 1 box of the best Toilet Soap 25c
This Sale will last for 3 Days : Friday, Saturday and Monday, Oetober 26, 26 and 28
GREENSPAN BROS.
Telephone Orders Promptly Attended To= Tel. 463-J. Oor. Smith & Elm Sts. Grocers