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orders delivered to all parts or pertm ambov and suburbs
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MAIN STORE
'JfZEZ C *V · i Τ I I
£03 3i REET
Phone 224
Greenspan Bros
Telephone and Mail Orders Promptly Attended To
BRANCH STORE
161 5ίκΑΛ?
Phone 1436
ANOTHER CUT PRICE SALE OF GREAT OPPORTUNITY
!
!
Which brings you incomparable values
in the best Pure Foods that are produc
ed. All we ask you to do is to come
and see for yourself how well we have
provided for your wants in this Big
Sale. The splendid assortments, the
excellent qualities and low prices will
offer unanswerable Reasons Why you
Should Buy freely. Come, you can't miss
r getting real bargains. Prices are adjust
f/ ed to effect s.iles. The important busi
?.. ness of housekeeping is economy.
y/ Greenspan stands pat for the working
JK people's end of it.
% Prices cut to the quick.
„ Plenty of free stamps. The
(|J best of gcods and a full
guarantee.
Pop's Corn Starch
a package
7
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2
Stove Polish
Vulcanol;
large can; oacli
11
Puffed Rice
2 pkgs. for .
25
Puffed Wheat
3 pkgs. for ....
25
MAMS MAMS Λ Ο 3
Adolph Goebles, Swift's or Armour's sugar cured, U. S. | φ Λ
inspected, tender, lean hams, very special, pound . .
SUGAR SUGAR
Standard Granulated Sugar, pound ,
Sat. Only. Limited quantity to a customer. No Stamps.
5i
OATMEAL OATMEAL
Mother's or Quaker, Fresh, pkg.,
8
STAR MILK or MAGNOLIA
Can . . » ■ c ' ι _
Limited quantity to a customer. oat. on y.
10
BUTTER
BUTTER
Fancy Creamery Butter, Sweet and Good
I Very Special, pound
34
ELK STAMP COUPON
10 Elk Stamps given to any customer purchasing $1.00 worth of groceries and
presenting this Conpon, you will receive iO Extra fatamp· besides th· regular
amount. .->ugar excepted. Coupon good for Sat. Only. bREB.\SPAN BROS.
CIDER
Pure apple eider;
a gallon
18
CATSUP
Bonny Best;
3 bottles for
25
MACARONI Π J
and Spaghetti; Ë
a package ■
STARCH
Loose starch;
a pound
4
TURNIPS
Finest rudabacks;
a peck
19
BABBITT'S CLSAJffiBft
Large can
7]
EVAPORATED PEACHES
Fancy large peaches;
4 pounds for
25
BEANS
Campbell's;
3 cans for .
25
EVAPORATED MILK
Tall cans, all brands;
3 cans for
25
COCOANUT
Dunham's cocoanut;
Half pound pkg. ...
17
COCOANUT
Loose; fresh;
a pound ....
19
BORDEN'S COCOA
Half pound can ..
16
STRING BEANS
Harpoon brand;
tender; a can ..
CORN FLAKES
Quaker's;
4 pkgsr- for ...
KARO SYRUP
3 cans for
EDDY'S SAUCE
3 bottles for ...
JAM
Red Line; all flavors;
3 bottles for
RAISINS
Fresh; full pound pack
age; each
7
25
25
25
25
10
OATMEAL
H-0 Brand;
2 pkgs. for
PEANUT BUTTER
Beechnut Brand;
2 jars for
JAMS
Curtice Bros.'
a jar
CORN
Monaccocy Valley;
3 cans for
RICE
Hotel Astor;
a package ..
FAIRY SOAP
A cake
25
25
16
25
7]
4
RAK'S
MEAT ^νγ> FISH MARKET
Phone 286 THE LEADING BUTCHERS Phone 286
Γ ranch Store: 184 Broadway, South Amboy
K.EP THE PjT A BOILING
Here's where you get tlie quality moat· at lowest prices.
Disregard the nolso being matle about high prices in Meats.
Come here and be convinced of our underselling supremacy. Sale today and tomorrow.
FANCY PORK LOINS A £3 '
Whole or Half . . . ■ v>4
FRlSH PLATE BEEF
Pound .
9]
Nice White
SAUER KROUT
3 Lbs. 10c
V G3 IF LAMS
Yearling. Just as good as you pay
22c elsewhere. Lb
CROSS RIB ROAST
All lean meat
, FRESH HAMS
Cut irom Jersey Pork
162
162
Special—SUGAR CURED
CALI HAMS, lb . . .
131
Legs of
Canada Mutton
Just as Good as lamb
13!
SPECBAL Α Λ
CHUCK ROAST /
λ (\ < ο 1- *
in 10 pound Roasts
SPECIAL
1NESH KILLED CHICKENS 1 RJ
For soup or stewing all weights I W £
Fr:sÎJ Chappsi
te&f - -
2
EXTRA SPECIAL
HAMS ,.
Swifts or Armours reg. or «kin back L
17
I
Prime
Rir» Roest
Oi Choice lieef
'2
25c Spcciais
•i iL>s, ijpai e· Kifjs
& lbs. Lamb Stew
2 ibs. Lamb Chops
2 Ibs Liver
3 .bs. Frcsli Pig-. Feet ....
sausage
Something good. Our
! own make, link or loose
i all poilc
LEAF
LARD
1
.'.ousting
i'cal
1
Fxtra Spécial
Porterhouse and Sirloin
(or Roasts and Steaks
Lb
18!
Try Our
Gornod Beef
The best in town 10
16
Forequarier
of Lamb
9
1
2
Philadelphia 1 ft
Scrapple, lb. ■ «
SPECIAL
LEGS OF VEAL
Milk ied, Short Legs,
Lb
16'
2
Fresh
Shoulders
Lb . .
131
SPECIAL λ ι»
BACON 1 /J
Boneless. Sottari enfs . * ■ 4
i)3less, Sqyiri cits .
We have a lull line of Roasting Ch η kens, Broilers, Ducks lurkeys and fowl
Also other Meats we cannot mention
HAVE YGU BEEN IDLE TOO LONG? CHARGE THE TIME TO THi "VACATION ACCOUNT"
AND BEeiNJt.REALLY ADVERT Ν
Not a Cent More
Will buy the bedroom outfit
displayed in our East Win
dow. Come in and examine
it, and you'll surely admit that
it is worth at least 25 per
cent more.
BED:
4 ft. 6 Inches, 1 Inch post, Ave
% inch fillers, white enamel.
SPRING:
Woven wire, imperial edge,
made to avoid sagging.
MATTRCSS:
Cotton top.
DRESSER:
Solid oak, 40x20 in. top, 3
large drawers, oval mirror,
32x20.
CARPET:
20 yards of it. strictly all wool,
made, laid and lined.
CHAIR:
Solid oak, cane seat, slat back.
PILLOWS:
Hen's feathers, good ticking.
Whether you need to fit out a
bedroom or not, we invite you to
come and look around. You might
see other things that will interest
you.
YOUR NEW UNOLEUM
requires careful selection. Why ?
Because it will last so long—we
mean, if you get it HERE. Our
West Window presents a large
number of new patterns which will
help to make your selection. Be
sure to stop and look, then, come
in and we'll talk it over.
JiouseofSuciâ£/
76-78-80 SMITH ST REE J
Open Mon., Fri. and Sat. Evenings
Phone 667 '
Mean.
Mise Pass»—Have you heart! 00 my
engagement? Miss Cutting—No»-«r—
who's man 7—Jaflge,
•p.i
MAKE GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR NATIONAL SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
mumeesv—mm gg: 1 i>
Was-, DESWa:
BKe CHEN κ IDCrE
Women all over the United States
are getting read; to attend the
fortv-aixth annual national suffrage
convention in Nashville. Tenn.. Nov
12-17
Southern women such as Mrs
Pesha Breckenridire. granddaughter
of Henry Clay and president of the
Kentucky Suffrage Association;
Mrs Puttie Ruffner Jacobi. of Ala
bama: Miss Kate Gordon and Miss
Jean Gordon of N.-v York, are plan
ning a parade through thî streets
during convention week The Nash
ville Chamber of Commerce and the
Business Men's Association are to
entertain the guests Teas, lunch
eons receptions, dinners end an
old fashioned barbeque at the home
of Andrew Jackson «re planned
No convention male or female
would be complete without bones of
< intention and this convention meets
tl ' reouirement with two bones
The first is the question of s'ates'
rights versus a federal amendment
Shall each state decide the question
for itself or shall an amendment to
the constitution of the United States
five ell women the right to vqteT
t'« an interesting point as a η von'
can see. and the divergent attitude
of northerners and southerners on
I states' rights is well known Die
second bone concerns the Kristow
Mondell amendment and 'be Shaf
j roth amendment, both nefore con
I (rresa The Hristow Mondell amend
nient provides a straight woman suf
frage clause while the Shafrnth
amendment is considered hv some
a short cut to suffrage since it
would have the question submitted
te the voters in each state by initi
ative petition
W H H loper. governor of Tennes
see Hillary Howse, mavor*of Nash
ville; Mrs Crozier French president
of the Tennessee Suffrage Associa
tion, and Mrs Guilford Pudlev
president of the Nashville Suffrage
Association, will welcome the con
vention. Dr Anna Howard Shaw
will make her annual address on
Thursday evening and among other
prominent speakers will be Jane
Addama, Mr·. Came Chapman
Catt, Miaa Zona Gale who will read
£ mv Friendship Vtiikg· story with
f $â
■MTCOfcHIO
a suffrage moral; Mrs Rosika
Schwimmer of Budapest. Mrs
Orsha Breckinridge and Mrs Medill
Mc< ormick
When Suffragists began to hold
their "woman's rights" meetings it
wa f not thought proper that a
vvnman should make a speech tie
fnr« a public audience What would
these earty workers sa\ if they
could t* nresent ;.ionday evening st
tht convention in Nashville and see
the new moving Picture play by
which their followers mean to
br:. g the Question of suffrage be
fore the people of the country ''
"Your Cir! and Mine" is the title of
this drama which the critics declare
i* one or the excitements of the
year There are no l< g winded
suffrage arguments in the sc.nario
bui It ie full of dash and action and
Misa Olive Wyndham. Mies Kpther
in* Raelred, leading lady to "Jo
Mfh and Hi» Brethren. Sydney
Booth a nephew of Edwin Booth »nr
D*> Anna Howard Shaw art tfej
ri
Jvfr* Ε03ΤΚΪΓ "iriWMMEe
principal characters The play
con es out under the |oint auspices
of Mr* Medill McCormick and
Wnliam Ν Selle
Jarnes l.eee laidlaw president of
the Men's l.eague for Woman Suf
frage wilt have charge of "Voter's
Evening " ^
At present, the Congressional
I'ninn is causing much agitation
w'thin and without suffrage ranks
because of the campaign which it
if waging against the llnmoratie
party The National Association
does not favor the policj of the
Γηιοη But the spirit of the forty·
sixth annual con\ention -· suffrag
ists representing women from all
over the country will he essentially
"ne of mutual sympathy and help
fulness
The Union was a child of last
vear's Congressional Committee of
the National Association hut It
proved so unruly and so obstreper
ous an organization under the lead
ership of Miss Alice Paul and Miss
I ucy Bums that the National As
sociation refused to admit it to
membership, and ppomted Mrs.
Medill McCormick chairman of this
year's Congressional Committee,
thus antagonizing the Union which
wisted Miss Alice Paul re-;
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