Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 15, 1916, LAST EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

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WALTER J. REILLY TALKS
BEFORE K. OF C. SESSION
Walter J. Rellly gare a talk on
the compensation act at the meeting
of San Salvador Council No. 298,
Knights of Columbus, held last night.
There were a number of the new
» members of the council that recently
Joined the council out at thin time
and were welcomed by Qrand Knight
John Powers and the other officer»
of the conncil. Complete Arrange
ments were nmde for the dance and
reception in Palace hall Monday
night when the Ford automobile for
the benefit of the council will be
awarded. The dancing will be held
from 8 to 12 o'clock and the award
ing of the car will be at 10 o'clock.
About three-quarters of the num
ber of tickets for the automobile
have been disposed of by the mem
bers so far was the report of the
committee in charge of the affair.
Fred O'Brien's orchestra will furnish
the music for the dancing. A discus
sion concerning alterations to the
property of the council in 8tate street
took place at the meeting. Plans
were talked over for putting the
building, which is situated at 2 S3
State street, in condition so that it
can be occupied as quarters for the
council until such time that a new
clubhouse and home can bo erected
on the property which was purchased (
for that purpose some time ago. The
meeting last night was one of the .
most enthusiastic that tlio council :
has held In some time.
Following the talk of Mr. Rellly |
y the members were entertained with j
selections by Engene Bird.
PARENT-TEACHERS ENJOY
SESSION AT SCHOOL NO, 7!
■
The Parent Teachers Association of
No. 7 School held a meeting? yester- ;
day afternoon at which time an inter- [
eeting program was enjoyed. The
work of organization did not take
place at this time although a nominat- :
ing committee was appointed com-,
posed of Mrs. Ludwig Wolff, Mrs.'
Kossi, Mrs. Douglas Fraser and Miss
d'Arveau, whose duty It ν ill be to
nominate certain ones for various
positions. The election Is expected to
take place at the next meeting;.
A delegation of four teachers from
Woodbridge township was present to
get points upon how the organization
was conducted, the members of this
delegation having In mind the or
ganizing of a similar body in
Woodbridge township. Among thoso
in this delegation were the Misses
Meyers, Hutchinson, Hilton and Hub
ΕΓ.
The children of the school gave
(he following program: two songs, by
school chorus; recitation, "Santa
Clans," by William Huleizer; recita
tions by Jerome Wolff, J ο hp Hall and
Traver Halse; song, "Christmas Eve,"
Mildred Rossi; recitation, "My Shad
ow," John Dixon, Sly via Bjork and
Irene Hulse; recitation, Aaron Par
got; song, "Christmas Tree," twelve
primary pupils; recitation, "The
Sandpiper," by Kllen Counihan; song,
Evening on the Lake.
Principal Joseph Walker spoke to
the parents, telling of the work be
ing done in the school to preserve the
good health of the children and also
of the use of the victrola. The par
ents later made a trip through the
building visiting the various class
rooms and speaking with the teach
ers.
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ONLY TEN MORE DAYS TO
XMaS
How many more gifts do you have to buy"? You can get gift·
of all kinds here. Prices to suit all pockets.
Ivory I'leces and Sets; Imported and domestic from ... ,25c to $25.00
Traveling and Manicure Sets In Ivory and pearl; from. . .50c to $10.00
Shaving Mirrors and Sets, from . 4#c to $10.00
Whiting 'a Xmas Stationery; all styles and sizes; for 25c to $5.00
Perfumes and Toilet Articles; domestic and imported
Many Different Makes and Prices
Kodak:;, from $1.00 to $25.00
Candles—Huylers, Park Λ Tllford's, Reppettl's, and Rglle Mead's
(a fresh stock) In holiday boxes.
Razors—All makes of safety razors and guaranteed straight onos.
Smoking Sets and Pipes—In Different Styles.
Cigars and Cigarettes—Imported and E-mestlc
A Large Assortment of Xmas Cards from lc to 25c
AT
Frankel's
Cut Rate Drug Store
SMITH AND STATE STREETS PERT Π AMBOY
Phones: 1492-1517
WE DELIVElt IN THE VICINITY
OUR Store is acknow
ledged to be a most
satisfactory shopping
place. A carefully select
ed stock of price-worthy
goods, courteous treat
ment and a sense of se
curity as to unquestioned
realiability of the goods
makes gift choosing a
pleasure. A cordial in
vitation is extended for
you and friends to visit
our store and compare
our prices.
L. KEMENY
Jeweler
112 Smith St.
lSHOES
/"OLD, wet weather ha* do terrors
for the man who wears the
Newark Work and Storm Shoes at
>2.95. The Newark Shoe at
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is your best buy in America today.
Our windows are fairly teeming
with a variety of models whose style
and value will appeal to you. Worn
and praised by more than three
million men—a mighty tribute to
the goodness of Newark Shoes.
Come see these famous shoes to
morrow, and "Save A Dollar".
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Perth Amboy Store: 150 Smith St., near State St.
Other Newark Stores nearby: Elizabeth and New
Brunswick, N. J. Open Evenings Until 9.
Mail Orders Shipped by Parcels Post
229 Stores in 97 Cities
Why Pay Cash For Clothing When You Can Get The
Same Goods and Prices on
THE MODERN CREDIT STORE
A Dollar a Week and a Small
Deposit Dresses Up the Entire Family
In Good Style
We have ready a selection of Winter Dresses, Suits, Millinery, Heavy
Weight Coats, Shoes, Waists, etc. Special reduced price tickets have been
put on practically everything in the store. The Men's Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
etc., have all been reduced.
Don't Worry About
The Money
and Don't Pay Cash For Your Clothing
We will trust you—no red tape to our credit plan. We are honest in
our dealings. We only ask a small deposit and a dollar a week and we will
keep you dressed up in the latest style and best quality of Clothing.
YOU MUST BE SATISFIED
Perth Amboy's
Biggest Credit
Clothing House to
Men, Women and
Children
Christ,
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PERTH AM BOY. N.
We Allow
Carlare
to All
Out-ot-Town
Purchasers