Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 14, 1916, LAST EDITION, Page 12, Image 12

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Open Tonight Until 9 0'Clock
There Is Great Buying of Holiday
Goods—Our Reserve Stocks As
sures Everybody of Ample Choice
Enormous Stocks of Umbrellas
98c to $7.98
From year to year UMBRELLA
GIFTS are growing in favor. All silk
coverings, gloria and sateen cover
ings; the sort that will wear satisfac
torily. They are good fast black cov
erings, too, that won't turn gray.
Handles of the newest carvings and
ornaments. It's a showing that we
are particularly proud of.
Men's at 88c to $0.98
Women's at 98c to $7.9P
Children's at 49c to 98c 1 χ .
A Great Choice
of Hand Painted
China
Four tables on the main aisle
are devoted to this tremendous
showing*. Every piece of this
china is fine and beautiful.
Chocolate Sets
Cracker Jars
Nut Sets
Salad Bowls
Fruit Bowls
Sugar and Creame r
Orcsscr Sets
^elery Sets
Fern Dishes
"ake l'late
Ron Bon Dishes
Punch Bowls
Syrup Pitchers
and many, many other useful
things which one must see to
appreciate.
Knitted Boudoir
Slippers
are gifts that women appreci
ate Immensely. They are in
pale shades with soft pliable
■» id. heat of all, they are
priced very low.
Women's at 59c to $1.49
Children's at 49c
Knitted Scarfs,
Caps and Sets
are gifts lhat every woman or
young woman will gladly wel
come. The display is greater
•1'nn ever. Every wanted color
and color combination and plain
white is represented in this
Hl«*n1aV.
Knitted Sets 98c to $2.98
Knitted Caps 59c to $1.49
Knitted Scarfs ... $1.25 to $2.98
Charming Gifts In the Art Section
There are hundreds of little tilings that are very "gifty" in the
art section. All so moderately priced. Buying is really tempting.
Center Pieces Pin Cushions Sewing: Stands
Sewing Boxes Sewing Bags Laundry Bags
Fancy Pillows
and a host of other things.
CRI S ΓΙ ELD
FISH AND OYSTER HOUSE
(Newly Opened)
Corner Smith and High Streets
All Kinds of Fish Fresh Every Day—Reasonable Prices
Clams and Oysters $1.00 per 100
Prime Oysters for Stews and Frys at 45c a quart
Clam Chowder Fresh Every Day
Orders delivered promptly to any part of the city.
Good 8·Ι·*π·η.
The efficient salesman U a man who
can get a job, probably a better one
from · financial standpoint than yon
can give bim. The production man,
with his tendency to stricter discipline
and his idea of fixity of -wages, rarely
understands the more temperamental
and emotional salçs type. The sales
man demands a looser rein than the
toolmaker, the laborer and the office
cleric. The salesman gets it because
he can go where he can have it—In
dustriel Management
Pessimistic.
"l>ld you meet any nice men while
you were nway ?"
"Yes, mother; lots of them."
"Lots of them! There aren't that
many in the whole world."—Detroit
Free Press.
ASKS PUBLISHERS' AID.
Federal Trad· Board Want· Them al
Print Paper Cenferanct.
Washington, Dec. 14. — The Federal
Trade Commission Issued an appeal, tc
the newspaper publishers of the United
States to either come here or be repre
sented at the conference among pub
Ushers, manufacturers and Jobbers oi
news print paper here today In an ef
fort to solve the paper shortage prob·
lem.
The commission intimated In Its state
ment that unless the publishers act
promptly they will be outnumbered by
the manufacturers, who are coming ir
large numbers.
The commission's announcement sayf
that publishers may telegraph Instruc
tions as to what course to pursue lu
the arbitration negotiations to George
E. Hosmer, chairman of executive com
mittee, the National Editorial associa
tlon ; Courtland Smith, president of the
American Press Association; Frank
Glass, vice president of the American
Newspaper Publishers' association, oi
other publishers at Washington in care
of the Federal Trade Commission.
Color blindness was discovered hi
the famous Dr. Priestly in 1777.
New York details twenty-five flremer
to (rive fire drills in public schools.
PLAN MILITARY DISPLAY.
Guard Brigade May Attend Inaugura
tion of Governor Edge.
Trenton, Dec. 14.—The inauguration
of Governor Edge will be conducted at
the Taylor Opera House, which for
many years has been the scene of sim
ilar events. This decision was reached
at a meeting of the committee in charge
of the affair.
It is understood that the estimated
cost of decorating the armory and
erecting a platform therein would roach
between $1,000 and $5,000. Having In
mind that there is more or less de
mand for a military display in con
nection with the ceremony, it was the
i' pression of the committee that the
governor elect would not sanction the
expense of both procuring tho armory
and also having the national guard
take part.
RYMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Freeholder, Accused by Mre. Beutinger,
to Be Tried Jen. 17.
Newark, Dec. 14. — A plea of not
guilty was entered by Director Ernest
E. Ryman of the board of freeholders
when he was formally arraigned be
fore Judge Osborne in quarter sessions
on a charge of assault and battery
made by Mrs. Margaret Claire Beutin
ger. His bond of $500 was renewed by
a new bondsman, Edmund P. Sinnock
of 651 High street.
KICKED WIFE
Elizabeth Husband
Term For
Elizabeth. Dec. 14
'Justice James J. Bergen sentenced
John Pn skew lei, who admitted kicking
ills wife at their home, 739 Mc Κ In ley
street, Nov. 12, to a term of from six
to ten years in state prison. The wo
man's death resulted from the kicks. ·.
The court accepted a plea of guilty
to manslaughter, although Paskewlc·
had been indicted for murder. In do
ing this Justice Bergen said that tho
evidence obtained by Prosecutor Al
fred A. Stein failed to show any pre
meditation. ,
Frank Neer |
STATIONERY AND
ΟΙΆΝΚ BOOKS
T1TEWRITEB SlITLIES
Notary Public and
Commissioner of Deeae.
100 Smith St. TeleDbooe 321-J
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Do. You Want ffiûi to Go Ρ
To Be Presented by the MYRKLE-HARDER STOCK CO·
at the MAJESTÎC THEATRE, Next Monday and
Tuesday, December 18th and 19th
X/l VAU ο ou'S
Peroxide Tooth Paste
For a geaeroue trial tube of this exceptional <oo«ta paste, aend Sc. In stamp·
and your dealer'· name to Vlraudoo. Dept. t, Tlmea Building. New York. Η. Y.
"Dolly Snow
yj in Person Demonstrates Holiday Newest
AT
JOHNNY SLOBODIEN'S
Saturday, 1:30 to 9 P. M.
Broadway's most beautiful girl will demonstrate charming shoe lashions
J in our spacious show window.
A demonstration that will appeal to every person interested in perfect
shoe fitting.
The "LA PETITE" which was made especially for Miss Dolly Snow's
demonstration will be shown for the first time.
JOHNNY SLOBODIEN
360-2-4 State Street Cor. Center Perth Am joy, IN. J.
Only 8 Shopping Days to Christmas
IGreenhut:
JT*"THE BIG STORE."
SIXTH AVE- IB—TO 192! STREET
at ttï» ,
fibunÉwtl
We Give "Sperry" Gold Stamps
Redeemable In full books for
$2.50 worth of merchandise a-s
selected by you In any depart
ment In this store, or for $2 cash
at the office on the Fifth
Floor.
' THIRD FLOOR"
Christmas Gift Stationery
Hin^id Cabinets — beauti- \ Flowered Cabinet·—con
illy designed; contain
ing 36 sheets of note
paper and 12 tfilt-edged
cards; arranged In novel
dome shape; rib- j
bon tied DOC I
taining 72 sheets of
Saper and 72 envelopes;
different sises In
cabinet arranged ter
race fashion βΛΛ
ribbon tied... O5JC
Λ Large Assortment of
Juvenile and Regular Stationery, Box, 9c
" GREENHUT·»—THIRD FLOOR
You Leave Dull Care Behind When You Enter
"Toy Town"
You enter another world, in fact—a world of toys where joy is king.' That expansive
feeling that makes the whole world kin is contagious in Toy Town.
Even Father Time himself steps backward from the onrush of Children's delight and
the spell of the past holds you fast when you enter this panorama of joys where Santa
holds high revel amid his loyal subjects, THE CHILDREN.
Christmas Morn Will Be Train Time for Many Boy».
It Will Be Hi* Christmas Dream Come True When He Gets One of These
Special Mechanical Train Sets
The outfit consists of an oval track—a pair of switches—large cast Iron locomotive— φ
a tender—2 care and a large tunnel. This entire outfit complete, Thursday, nt
Other Toys of Exceotional Merit
3.89
michter'· Β ton· Block»—-the cele
brated Anchor brand; from a
little set at 50o to a great |Q
big outfit at
Toy Oret·—a building set that con
tains moulds, mixers and cement,
to build little houses; prices are,
III 50c, $1 and *2
■ta Ball* Block·—makes floors,
boats, scows, etc.; price, per φο
set «
nD DWIKIT'O IV.—U«
"Meoanno," the original standard
ized construction toy; with this
the boy can build for hours; every
conceivable kind of model; Q/f ^
priced up from 27** C
Erector — the construction toy to
Imitate steel structural Q A
work; up from
Wood Bildo—the best building set
for the little fellows; to make
wagons, bridges. chairs, pin
wheels, etc.; CA _ 01
at OUC and 1
Empire Express Wag-on Blocks—for
building: arches, castles, forts,
etc.; price, per set,
25c> 50c» M and ♦1.50
Th· Mind Builder—to teach the
little ones to spell, φ 4 fO
add or subtract; set 1 and
Child's Hardwood Bookers—large,
roo— *---*·" ~
at
roomy, strongly built; f J 2Q
Juat Arrived for
Chrittmaa Giving
Imported
China
An assortment of dainty
decorated China pieces just
received from Japan. Beau
tifully decorated and novel
fchapes. A wonderful collec
tion from which you can se
lect as many unique gifts as
you may need.
The Wonder of It /»
How Low Priced They
Are
14-Pleco Chocolate Sets, 7
Plece Salad Sets, 7-Piece
Celery Sets, 5-Plece Dresser
- Sets, 7-Piece Cake Sets, 7
Piece Olive #4 4
Seta. Choice I I M
at Set X · X «7
Also Vases and an assort
ment of cracker jars, sugars
and creams, covered muffin
dishes, placques, 9 4 *| Q
priced at, each.. A · A «/
V
Embossed and Engraved
Originally $3.50 to $5
Superbly designed, rich in pattern, these bracelets come
in Grecian, Roman and Renaissance effects.
Don't imagine from the low price named in the headline
that there is anything "cheap" about them. Far from it.
Viewed on the arm, they have the appearance of bring worth
very much more than the small sum asked.
All have the new secret spring clasp, and will keep their
color.
Inexpensive and tasteful to a degree, these bracelets will
make excellent gifts.
LFor Detail· of Other Sale, See Our Advt,. in Today*s Evening World and Journal. II
Double Green Trading Stamps with P?r'hfiV™l*2*£fnCfy ft i
~ Single &«M" Stamp» Τ hereafter—Single &W&. Cold Stamp» ALL DAY-——* ,
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Blouses
Special for Christmas Gilts. Exceptional
Values In This Specially Arranged Sale
At $1.95
Actual Value $3.00 and $4.00
You will find them displayed on a special
counter at THE BERLIN SHOP
$1.95 $1.95 $1.95
Crepe de Chines, Pink, Blue, Canary, Green, Nary,
Rose, Peach, Candy Stripes, White, Black
and Brown.
Georgette Crepes, in White and Flesh, Tub Silk,
Roman Striped, Plaid; Flesh, Black, Pink,
Green, Baby Blue and Brown, and
many other shades not mentioned.
Shop Early and Get the Benefit of Bargains
îfrrlm
Fashion
Shop
137 Smith St. Perth Amboy
Phone 1724