Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 10, 1915, LAST EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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THE DITMAS TODAY
Allulta. 10c.
Chl'drtMi. 5c
The Handsome and Dashing; Hero of the Screen,
WARREN KERRIGAN
In the thrilling two-part episode of
'Terrance O'Rourke' Λο-ηο"*!"
"Silk Hose and high Pressure"
Λ three-part L-Ko comedy featuring BUlle Ritchie, and other se
lected comedies and dramas.
TOMORROW, MATINEE AND NIGHT
The distinguished favorite of the silent drama, 1 i,5.
liobart Bosworth
In a tense and gripping drama of the Great West,
scenes "FATHERHOOD"
and two excellent comedy subjects.
Coming ,Mmon η Lfnu/o'c Trcunl CocHuol X05SRB
Soon
Lyman H, Howe's Travel Festival
SHOW OF
AMCIiUA
To Encourage Early Christmas Shopping
We Offer
In OUH CIGAR DEPARTMENT ONLY
Double Certificates on
Dec. 1 1th 1915
UNITED CIGAR STORES CO.
DR. J. MORROW,
Chiropodist.
Corn*. Bunions. In grown Natl». Thick
Nath' and ΛΙΙ Ailments of th· Foet
Jfondriy and Saturday—10 a.m. to I p.m
Tu·», ai.d Wednesday—10 a.m to · D m
131 Smith St. Tel. 134
Pprlh Amhoy, I*. J.
MADISON DAIRY COMPANY
«SO Goodwin St Phoiv* TSl-R
Early Mornlne Delivery.
Grade A Tuberculin Tested Mil 11
end Pu eurlwd ItilLft
FRED J. BGTT. Prop.
HUMS TO HEAR
NSIED SPEAKERS
Good Roads Will be Keynote of
Addresses to be Given Next
Friday.
The main speaker at the meeting
of the Middlesex motorists, which will
be held Friday December 17, at the
Mansion house, New Brunswick, will
be President Α. V. Hamburg, of the
State Automobile Association, who
will take as his subject "Good Roads
and Legislation for This Purpose."
Mr. Hamburg is also president of the
Newr-rk Board of Trade. Other speak
ers at the meeting will be Colonel K.
A. Stevens, the State Koad Commis
sioner; H. A. Bonnell, of East Or
ange, chairman of the Qood Roads
Committee; J. H. Wood, of Newark,
chairman of the Committee on Legis
lation of the State Association; Judge
W. Eugene Tin-ton, of Arlington, and
A. G. Batcheldcr, of Washington,
chairman of the Executive Committee
of the A. A. A.
Rober Carson, of New Brunswick,
will be one of the speakers from this
vicinity, he speaking on the question
of toll charges on the Amboy bridge.
A "dollar dinner" will be held pre
vious to the meeting so as to make
the affair more sociable. The pur
pose of the meeting is to have a con
ference of all of the motorists of Mid
dlesex county and find what the needs
aro and try to have better roads
where needed.
FREEHOLDERS RENEW $9,000
WORTH OFJCOUNTY BOMS
Special to the KVENINO NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 10—A resolu
tion was adopted by the Board of
Freeholders at the meeting held yes
terday afternoon, renewing $9,000
worth of county bonds. The total
amount of this issue was $12,000
and one-fourth of this has been paid
off.
A letter was received from State
Road Commissioner Stevens approv
ing of the Schalk's station from Mon
mouth Junction to Schalk's station.
The county engineer was author
ised to advertise bids for the im
provement of eight miles of the Cran
bury turnpike.
Subscribe for the XEWS.
SUFFRAGISTS REORGANIZE
AT TRENTON SESSION
Special to the EVENING NEWS.
•Trenton, Dec. 10:—-SulTragtats from
every county will attend a meeting tc
be held at Library Hall here today tc
discuss plana for the re-organlzatlor
of the New Jersey Woman Suffrage
Association and to adopt a new con
stitution and by-laws.
It Is understood that a plan foi
re-organlzatlon by political district»
somewhat similar to that of the po
litical parties of the state will prob
ably be adopted. The committee or
re-organIzallon Is as follows:
Chairman: Mrs. J. N. Tuttle, Madi
son; ex-officlo, Mrs. E. F. Feickert
Plalnfleld, state president; Mrs. F. H
Colvln, East Orange; Miss Margaret I.
MacNaugli ton, Jersey City; Mrs. Wal
do A. Amos, Hoboken; Mrs. Roberi
S. Huso, Elizabeth; Mrs. R. Γ\ Fellows,
Vlneland; Mrs. R. P. Finley, Mer
chantville; Mrs. Arthur Hunter, Mont
clalr; Mrs. Philip McKim Garrison,
West Orange; Miss Florence Halsey,
Midland Park.
Boy Freed In Court.
John Lear, ten years old, of 44C
Johnstone street, arrested by Patrol
man Kosusko, charged with stealing
cement bags fron? the W. J. Donnel
lumber yard, has been discharged
with a reprimand.
GET THE XMAS SPIRIT
and wear the
GOVERNOR
$1.50 - $2.00
Town Topics Pleases the Public
King's Hat Store
154 SMITH STREET
Perth Amboy, N. J.
ri
PAVLOVSKY BROS.
Successors to P. Pavlovsky & Sons
high-Grade Meats—Low Prices
316 STATE STREET
Fhone 27 Branch Store 441 Amboy Avenue
Special
LEGS OF LAMB
Yearling, as good as spring
141
Special CHUCK ROAST
10 lb Roasts
INo End To The Meat
Bargains Τomorrow
This is a Sale for Visitors as well
as Town People.
Sale Today and Tomorrow
Special PORK LOIN \2]
Whole or half, nice and lean, lb.
Special, Fresh Pork Shoulder
Pound - - Boston Style
Special,Legs of Canada Mutton, lb 13^ Fresh Plate Beef, Per lb.
S3
7;c
SPECIAL
Fresh Ki lei Chickers
For soup, stew or fricassee
Special
PRESM hAMS
Cut from Jersey pigs
Nice and lean,
25c SPECIALS
2 lr>«. Chop Meat
8 lbs. Pickled I'iga Keet ...
8 lbs. Trine
3 lbe. Lamb Stew
2 Ibe. Veal Slew
4 lbs. fresh pl(ç:« feet
15!
25
SPECIAL
RIBS OF BEEF
Blade cuts,.... lb ... . J6c and
14
Special
BEST LARD
Swift's Compound,
Saturday Only
Special, EGGS
A little smaller than the regular
size, Saturday only, doz
SPECIAL
Forequarters of Lamb, It. -
Yearling
Chop Meat |Q1
Fresh and Pure . . .
SPECIAL
SHOULDER OF VEAL
Or Breast, pound . .
10J
12
13
1
Special, Saturday Only
SIRLOIN STEAK
Cut from prime Beef, pound. .
16
Pork Chops nice and Lean. . 14;c
SAUSA6E LOOSE OR LINK. . 1 8c
Dixie Brnd Bacon
Pound
15
I
Special Pork Roll
by whole
191
Special Fresh Pigs Heads
1 lb.
v
»2
SPECIAL A3*
Beet Liver, 3 lbs. . . £9
JOHN W. OLSEN CO.
EETRRAND AVL.
COAL
at GAR RARN
We Sell the BEST grade of coal that can be secured
We Store large quantities to eliminate the ICE and WATER
WE WEIGH Our coal when DRY and cefiver promptly.
YCU SHOULD SEE AN UP TO DATE COAL PLANT COME AND LOOK US OVER
PHONE YOUR ORDER 336
Ε MII I PR Cent·' CUBtom Tailor.
.RAIL» -Π g40 Smith Street.
Suit· made to order. Perfect fitting
Îuaranteed. Cleanlnir. Dyeine and
reding at the Lowest Price*. Goods
Called for and Dell ν «red. TeL 836-M.
VAN PELT AND KINSEY
dealers in all kinds of Studebakei
wagons and harness. Repository
407 Amboy Ave. Storehouse, 367
New Brunswick Ave. R. A. Van
Pelt, Res. 195 Sherman Pt. ; How
ard W. Kiniey, Res., 419 Amboy
Ave. Tel. 51.
Harfcle ui Ureatte ««omU
Ν. N. ALLING
Car. Ball ■·< Awubaj Λτη.
Perth Amboy Near th* ««meter!·*
Call a Taxi—'"So®
Funyon Frake, 252 Market St
DACUHAJi unok. — Plumbing. a team
" ΜΊ hot water faMtlnc; bar work.
Jobbing promptly attended ta Ο (β ce
US Washington BU She» 4M Park
A*e. Phone 1U'
Your Dollar Buys a Dollar's
Worth
ARRIVED!
$5,000 Worth of Christmas Stook
Perfumes, Toilet Articles—Im
ported and domestic.
Candies—Huyler's, Park & Til
fol-d's, Apollo'a and Reppetti's.
Cigars—Imported and domestic.
The world's best brands, in vari
ous size Christmas boxes.
Smokinp Sets, Humidors and
Pipes of all descriptions.
Ivory Goods, separate pieces
and sets, imported and domestic.
■ Brushes—Kent and others;
guaranteed bristles.
Shaving Sets and Mirrors ; large
assortment.
Razors; all known makes.
Fountain Pens—A large stock
of Waterman's and others.
Kodaks—All size Cameras and
Supplies.
FRANKEL'S
Day and Night Cut Rate Drug
Store
Cor State and Smith Streets
PERTH AMBOY
Telephone 1517 Perth
25c
FREE
To Every Person Making
a Purchase. Bring this
Coupon.
Specials
Locket Bracelets $2.50
Signet Rings $2.00 |
Bracelets $2.00 J
Watch Bracelets $5.00 I
SIMM'S
Jewelry Novelties
327 State Street
^ay or Night R··. T*L Ï0S-W. l'^-R
OLE N. OLESEN
FUNKRAC DIRECTOR
uid
EMBAI.MBR
43 Smith *f.. Pfrth Amtiny.
Re« IBt Madlann A*·.
A Very Acceptable j
Xmas Gift j
A First Class Polyphone
Concert Phonograph with
six records free, special
$6.98
Regular $15.00 Outfit
Also a Mandolin Banjo
the best made, reg. $5.00,
Special
$3.69
J. SMERLING
Variety Store
Tobacco and Cigars
148 SMITH STREET
Next Door to Jacobsen & Co.
IMA J if STIC TMEAVif^ ' I
' COUNIHaN & SHAN NON, Props, and Mgr».
PERTH AMBOY'S THEATRE Of VARIETIES
Entire change of Vaudeville Program every \Souday an4 Thursday.
Picture· cbnnged dally. Path· Weekly Monday and Thuriday.
Dally Matinee· 2 pm. Every Evening at 7 ani 9 p. m.
Orc&eatra under Direction of Andrew Neleot
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
6 ■ BIG ACTS ■ 6
Matinees Daily at 2 P. M. - - 5cantJ10c
Evenings at 7 and 9 P. M. - 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c
Tuesday, Dec. 14-th
Matinee and Night
Positively Jjareweil «AUflt
The International Comedienne
May Robson
(Herself)
Supported by Her Own Company in a Grand Revival
ot Her Great Success
"The Rejuvenation Of Aunt Mary"
Dramatized Irom Anne Warner's Famous Book. A
Mammoth Scenic and Electrical Production
Carried in its Entirety
Prices Matinee - - $1.00, 7 5 50c, 35c, 25c
Night - - - $1.50, $1.uO, 75c, 50c, 25c
Seats on Sale Today
GRAND THEATRE
CONTINUOUS 1:40 to 10:40 DAILY
TOMORROW
GEORGE KLEINE
—Presents—■
The Photoplay Masterpiece
Vendetta
In Five Parts
Prom the Famous Novel by Marie Corel!!
TODAY
Don't Fail to See the Last Episode of "Neal of the Navy."
WALTER'S
Restaurant and
Caterer
170 New Brunswick At*.
Club or Lodge dinners, from the
smallest to thu largest. Cooked
and served tn the right way. The
easiest way to get your wedding
dinner.
Let Walter De It.
Our Special Sunday Dinner
From 11:30 to 8 p. m.
35c
Cream of Celery Clain Chowder
Celery Relishes
Roast Stuffed Chicken
German Pot Roast
Pota'oes Pancake»
Koast Long Island Duckling
Smoked Beef, Tongue and SpUuich
Roust Prime Ribs of Beef
Boiled or Maahed Potatoes
Costard Pudding
Neapolitan lee Cream
Pie or Cake Milk Coffee or Tea
TUNING $2.00.
ANDREW NELSON.
Pianos Tuceri inu fteoalred.
Ttoom 11 &i«rn Butldlne.
Cor. MadlnC'i Λτβ and 3mUh St
Phone 4BB-W.
STORAGE
BATTERIES
Recharged and Repaired.
A. ANDERSON,
111 Ma«tt«nB Ave.
Tour «yes may need Instant auentlo·»
Bun U' ripk of examination by Inex
parlenc d or fake opticians.
Your %dvantafte i9 |n comln* to u*
when your ores need attention. W·
combine the services of s η optometrist
and optician without additional charge*
I MANN BSrt
1! Year·' Preetlee lr> Thl« Cltr.
Ulaun (mm IIJW.
WW M*iTM «ΤΗΚΒΤ.
OpvoilU Woolworlh Ten Cent tlm
Teleehou# 1406
DECEMBER 1 Oth, and 11 th
- ■ AT THE =====
Auditorium Theatre
Mat|SiShtand
Perth Amboy, New Brunswick Ave. Near Smith St.
RiChY W. CRAIG and his
Merry Burlesquers
Direct from the Garrlck Theatre, New York
THURS. PRI. and SAT., Dec. 10,11
With RICHY W. CRAIG (himself)
and DOROTHY BLODGETT
The American Nightingale, assisted by
20 Songbirds, Chic, Charming, Captivating & Vivacious
3 Hours of Solid Laughter
Matinee 2:15--15, 25, 35, 50c
Evening* 8:15—25, 35» 50, 75c
box orrice now open