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TELEPHONE YOUR
WANT ADS.
PHONE 400
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
TRY THESE COLUMNS
AND WATCH THE
RESULTS
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
A GIRL· or woman to cook and attend
to downstair» work. A good home
assured to a willing person. Mrs. Jo
seph Afflerbach. 95 Fayette Bt.
A NICK GIRL wanted for general
housework; with references. Call at
89 High St.. 8 o'cl oak even Inge.
BOOKEKËPER wanted; written appli
cation. Address Bookkeeper, care
News office.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS wanted
on shirtwaists. Koch Waist Co., 880
New Brunswick Ave.
GIRL for general housework. Apply
>5» Oak St
GIRL WANTED a few hours mornings.
291 High St.
GOOD STRONG GIRL for kltohen work;
17 per week, room and board. Kreu
ger's Restaurant, 280 Hobart St.
MILLINERY APPRENTICES and mak
er· wanted; apprentice· paid while
learning. At D. Dobb·, 112-314 State!
>treet.
WAITRESS, experienced, wanted. Mew
York Restaurant, lit Smith Bt·
WAITRESS, experienced, wanted at the
We»tminster,_14t_Kearny Ave.
WOMAN to wash Iron and clean two
days a week, t«7 MoClellan Bt, I
WOMAN wanted for general cleaning,
ltt Stat· St.
FURNISHED ROOMS
TO LéWT
FURNISHED ROOM and board. Î8Ï
McClellan Bt.
fetTRNISHBD ROOM, eultable for two;
board If deilred. 216 Brighton Ave.
FURNISHED ROOMÏTwIth board by the
day or week. 268 Market St.
FURNISHED ROOM; Improvement».
Ill Rector St. I
FURNISHED ΠΟΟΜ, private family; for .
gentleman. 1611 Kearny Ave. I
FURNISHED ROOM, all improvements.
216 Brighton Ave.; upstair·; for gen
tlemen.
FURNISHED ROOM, all Improvements.
tOt Market St.
FRONT ROOM for gentleman, all lm
6rovemente; private family. 288
'Igh Bt.
HIGH ST., 212—One comfortable sunny
room with kitchenette adjoining for
Ilyht housekeeping.
MoCLELLAN ST., 267 — Furnl»hed
room·; «Ingle, |2; double room. |H.
NICELY furnlsned room· to let. 106
Gordon Bt.
RBCTOR ST.. 262—Furnished room, all
convenience». Private family
FURNISHED HOUSES
FURNISHED HOUSE to let nt Sewaren;
eight room· and bath; reasonable.
Address Box 62, Sewaren.
WANTED
HÎÔÎT PRICES paid for second hand
furniture, also all kinds of furniture,
stoves, bedding, floor covering for
■ale. Sussman, 23 Smith St.
SIX ROOMS with improvements want
ed. Inquire 276 Oak St.
TO BORROW $16,000. secured by bond
and mortgage. Property value $6*0,
000. Box 11. Mata wan.
WANTED—Steam heated three, four or
five room apartment (furnished or
unfurnished). Must be centrally lo
oated. A. B._ C., care News.
WANTED, TO BUY—A 6 or 7 room
house, with improvements. Must be
reasonable ana in go.»d condition. !
Χ. Χ. X., care News.
WANTED—Four or five room flat with
improvements. M., News.
,
VJi - -
HELP WANTED—MALE
BRIGHT BOY to work in grocery store; I
one with some experience preferred. 1
Jacobsen & Co.
BUTCHER or grocer wanted, with good
reference·. 73» State St. '
CARPENTERS wanted. Apply B. J.
Gorman. Miller's Corner. Bayrevllla.
CARPENTER wanted; flret class. Ap
ply Tottenvllle Copper Co., Totten
vllle, B. I.
CHAUFFEUR WANTED for retail de
livery; good position for competent
man. Reference required. Address
"Retail," care New».
GROCERY CLERK wanted. Apply HI
State St.
MAN, middle-aged, on email farm; must
be experienced In farm work. Alio
man to tend furnace. Nielsen A
Hostrup, 180 Smith St.
MAN WANTED for outdoor work; mult
■ peak English. Nlckenlg, Hotel Ex
celslor. Maurer.
SHIPPING CLERK WANTED; one not
afraid of work. Apply Bayuk Bros.
Cor, Barclay and Cornell 8 ta.
The Labor Office of
WRIGHT-MARTIN AIRCRAFT CORP.,
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J..
will be open evenings, Saturday after
noons and Sundays until > p. m.
ALL KINDS OF
MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED.
Call or write.
WAGON SALESMAN and branch man
ager; must be between 15 and 46
years of age and married. Address In
own handwriting giving reference.
Must be able to furnish bond. Dorr
Coffee Co.. 78 Front St.. New York.
WANTED—Sagger maker two days a
week; also several young men ΓΕΓ
learn pottery pressing) good pay;
steady work to right men. Call Wood
bridge Pottery Co.. Hahway Ave. and
Main Bt", Woodbrldge, N. J.
YOUNO MAN wanted In men's furnish
ing department; some experience ne
pessary. Inquire News.
YOUNG MAN, neat, Industrious, for po
sltion as store room olerk. Inquire
1>I Smith St., second floor.
' ÏÏELl5" WANTED
BOOKKEEPER with best qualifications
desired; satisfactory inducements of
fered. Address Opportunity, care
News.
SITUATIONS WANTED
ENGINEER, chief or maeter mechanloj
licensed, age 85 years, with large ex
perience on engines, pumps, motors,
generators, turbines, air compressors,
railroad cranes, hoisting apparatus,
dryers, refrigerators and good sys
tem of combustion and evaporation in
boiler house; able to handle men.
Open for position Oct. 1. Address
Chief, News ofBoe.
LICENSED steam shovel engineer wish
es position; understands operating
Marlon, Thew and Keystone shovels.
Address J. K., News.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
A. J. GKOTHEN, 40 Smith St.—Plumb
lng and heating; jobbing a specialty,
personally and promptly attended to.
Telephone 8Î8-M or 48-J.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC.
GOOD HORSIS, grocery delivery wagon
and harness for sal·. N. Julian, 181
Washington St.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
C. H. Thorn,
103 Gordon St. Perth Amboy, N. J.
HAS a HALF MILLION DOLLARS'
WORTH OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE
IN THIS CITY, FORDS, MBTUCHEN
AND WOOD BRIDGE
CALL AND SEE HIM BEFORE
BUYINQ ELSEWHERE.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, part Improve
ments; lot 60 χ 160; all kinds of fruit
trees, chicken houses. A bargain,
12,600.
HOUSE, nine rooma, with atore; corner
property, good location, 60 foot front.
Price 16,000; terms to ault purchaaer.
CONVERY PLACE—Seven room home,
water and toilet; lot 26 χ 100; price
$3,000; mortgage (1,600.
NEVILLE ST.—Two family houae, 12
rooma, all Improvements; lot 60 χ 125
running through to Sutton St. Prie·
94,000 to quick buyer. 6 per cent,
mortgage.
NEW 9 room houae, all modern Imp
rovements, on Meclianlo St., near
athollo ohurch. $7,000; part cash.
GROOM ST.-—Six room house, Improve
ments, $2,660. Terms to ault pur
chaser.
BRACE AVE.—7 room house, $3,260;
cash required $600.
NEW lO-nOOM two-family stucco
horse, part Improvements; renta for
$30 monthly. $3,600; $600 cash.
TWO FAMILY frame house, part lm
provements. $2,600; (600 down.
FARMS FOR SALE NEAR MATAWAN
60 ACRE FARM, all tillable, level land;
food houae and outbuildings; price
7,000.
40 ACRE FARM. 10 room house, large
barn. Price $8.600. Cash required,
$1,800.
FIVE ACRES of woodland; good alxe
timber. $260 buys It,
CHEESEQUAKS
30 ACRES of farm land; price $1,600.
No reasonable offer refused,
MATAWAN
HOUSE with 6 large rooms and attlo,
concrete cellar, one acre oi ground,
six large poultry houses wltn large
runs; barn, 60 fruit trees of all
kinds; other smaller fruits; only 6
blocks from station; will sell for
$1,900 to quick buyer.
METUCHEN FARMS.
ONE ACRE LAND, β room house, near
Amboy-Metuchen trolley line. Price
$2,260.
NEW SIX ROOM stucco house, all Im
provements, near trolley, 103 ft.
front, 836 ft. deep. Price $1.000; cash
required, $1,600.
C. H. THORN,
103 Gordon St.
BUILDING LOTS for sale In the Hope
lawn section of the city; from $60 tc
$160. Inquire Perth Amboy Building
and Real Estate Corporation, 610 Am
I boy Ave.
ElflHT ROOM HOUSE with evory mod·
I em Improvement, with driveway, or
Laurie St. Price $3,900 to quick
buyer. Easy terms. See Alpern &
Co., Rarltan Bldg.
FORDS PARK—100 lots for sale al
|100 each. No more; no less. $2 β
month. No Interest; no tax. Johr
Hanson, 130 Smith Bt. ^
FARM FOR SALÈT106 acres, horise and
outbuildings. In first class condition
House contains two bath rooms an<!
all other modern Improvements. Run
ning water In all outbuildings. ltous<
and buildings equipped with eleotrU
light. Situated within ten minute!
of station and five minutes' walk ol
trolley. Price (30,000. Box 11, Mata
wan.
ÏJEW one-family house for sale oi
Compton Ave.; six rooms and bath
electric light and heat. Apply M. J
Dlnesen, 619 Amboy Ave.
See Carl Jacobs
for
Real Estate and Insurance
179 State St. Tel. 1S51-J
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CATALPA AVE.—Two family house, ill
Improvements; S rooms and bath each
floor. A bargain; only |6,0l>0. Fraser
Bros.. 194 Smith St.
COMPTON Ava — Two family stucco
house, fine condition, 6 rooms each
floor. Price $4,«50. Fraser Bros., 194
Smith St.
GIFFORD sr. — Two family frame
house. Price only |3,800. Fraser
Bros., 194 Smith Bt.
HALL AVE., west of Amboy Ave.—Two
lotsi a bargain; owner must sell at
once. Bee Fraser Bros., 184 Smith St.
JEFTKRSON BT.—Two family frame
house, all Improvements, stéam heat.
Price only |β,600. Fraser Bros., 194
Smith St.
SHERMAN BT.—Two family frame
house, 6 rooms and bath each floor.
Prloe only >8,800. Fraser Bros., 184
DOCK and premises; suitable for any
business. 868 Front St.
FOR SALE—One of the very few 5e^
Îlrable residence properties available
η the southern aectlon of the city;
Sorthwest corner Hector and Lewis
It.I to χ 100. Write H. A, Pluscb,
>401 N. 11th St.. Philadelphia.
FOR SALE—House, seven rooms, all
Improvements, central location. Price
84,000. Terms to suit B. William»,
Tottenvllle, Β. I.
FIVE-ROOM house for sale, with nice
oellar; 8 lots, 4 sheds, 190 grape vine
roots. Inquire Steve Zlck, Marlon Bt.,
Ford» Corner. __
OWN YOUR HOME.
Why pay rentf
Houses can be bought on easy terms.
GRAND VIEW,
Near Fords, N. J.
FRASER BROS., 194 Smith Bt·
SIX ROOM HOUSE for sale; plot SO X
ζ 160. Price (1,600. Bargain for
quick buyer. Very easy term».
Inquire Maple Realty Co.'· new
building, 217 Smith St.
TRY US NOW
If You
WANT QUICK ACTION
(Buying ( All klndi
Belling { of
Renting ( Property
J. KREIELSIIEIMER & SON.
We Sell Lots.
183 Smith St.
WOOD BRIDGE
FOR BARGAINS In real estate see J. H.
COncannon, Are Insurance and real
e»tat«, Woodbrldge, N. J.
8176 will buy a lot on Hansen A*·· or
ltaritan Ave. 8B down and 86 Per
month. The biggest bargain In Perth
Aftiboy. The Johnson Company, Rarl
tan Bldg.. 175 Smith St. TeL 18«7.
UPHOLSTERING
UPHOLSTERING — Have your uphol
sterlng, slip oovers, mattresses made
over, furniture repairing and picture
framing done at the old reliable
place. 5-piece parlor suite re-up
holstered for 110. 6rp!ece slip rovers
Sade forlè. No Job too large or too
nail. We go for them all. We
bring them back to you Just like
new. H. Felnberg, 83 Smith St., oor,
Sector St Tel. 1671.
; SAVE YOUR~llÔNEY and »ave your
furniture. We do all kind» of up
holstering- and slip covering at iea
aonabl· rate·. Mattresses made over
St 11.60 each. Work done at rcsi
ênçe If desired. Give us row.
ί Louis Wlnthola Co., 150 J *>s
wlolc Ave. Opp Jefferson
AUTOMOBILES, TIRES, ETC.
A NEW FORD I.
Never completed until 6 Firestone de
mountable rim· with rings, that can
be used as Q. L>. 8. S. or Clincher, 4 J
wheels, 6 standard tires, 6 tubes ex
changed for 850.
Dellon Cord Tires, 7,600 miles. These
are best for long runs.
Hudson Tire Co., 269 Halsey St., New
ark, N. J. Open Sunday until 1 p.m.
A3 LONG AS THEY LAST we will sell
the following sires of Apex Tires at
these reduced prices:
28 χ $ N. S. «10.48
80 χ I N. S. 110.24
JO X 8*4 N. 8. #13.28
84 χ 4 N. S. $22.25
These tires guaranteed 8,500 miles by
the factory, Melbourne & Hitter,
63 Smith Ht.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. Goodyear,
Lee and Apex tires and tubes; guar
anteed. Tlre-Doh the celebrated tire
saver; soaps, oils and greases. Open
evenings. Melbourn & Hitter. T. S.
Cook, Mgr., 68 Smith Bt.
AUTO RADIATORS, bodies and fender»
repaired, auto sheet metal work.
Work guaranteed. Amboy Auto Ra
dlator Works. 38 Smith St.
BILLIES TIRE SHOP — Tires, tube»
vulcanized, work guaranteed, low
Rrices, free air. Martin's Garage, 14»
ew Brunswick Ave. Tel. >20.
CHALMERS touring car, Ave passenger,
for sale, on account of the draft. Will
sacrifice, çhas. Howe. 258 Barclay St.
SLIP COVERS made and put on all
kinds of cars. Guthoff. 188 New
Brunswick Ay*.
1817 MITCHELL Sedan for sale; « cyl
inder; good as new: run 1,000 miles
only. Price reasonable to quick buy
er. Call 266-M Woodbrldge.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY PROPERTIES
FACTORY, 14 χ 40, suitable for storage
or workshop; fireproof. 879 State.
Inquire 227 State St.
FIVE MCÎTrÔOMS, 821 Smith St. In
quire 188 Smith Bt.
FIVE JiGOM FLAT, all Improvements
except steam heat. 157 Brighton
Ave. Tel. 1890-W.
FLAT TO LET; four or five rooms; lm
Srovements. Inquire 8. Mandel, 871
ew St.
FOR RENT—New, beautiful 6-room
house; all latest Improvements In
eluding steam neat; (25 α month.
Inquire Maple Realty Co.'s new
building, 217 Smith St.
GARAGE FOR RENT. 221 Brighton
Ave.
LOWER PART of house to lit 24Î
Rector 8t
SEVEN ROOMS, bath, all modern Im
provements. Inquire 181 state St.
SIX ROOMS, bath, hot and oold water,
at_2JS Smith St. Inquire 1 at floor.
STORE TO LET, desirable location. 411
State St. Inquire on premises.
ι TO LET from October 1st, building on
King Street formerly used as laundry.
Apply R. D. Howell, 166 Smith St.
I :
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN on first bond and
mortgage In the following amounts:
8800 81,000, 81.800, 82,600, $2,i00.
Hans Nlelson Co.. 198 Bmlth St.
TO LOAN, $1,000 to 13 6,000 on bonds
and mortgage. Jacob R. Lefferts,
Matawan, NT J.
FOR SALE
L COMPLETE LINE of posts for fenc
ing. grape vines, clothes poles, red
fence; all kinds of lumber, wall
boards, roofing and sewer pipe. Sor
ensen's. Sayre Ave. Phone 1669. 1
HON BED and springs; good condition.
Trainer, Market St
3AVE MONEY. We sharpen all kinds I
of razor blades on electric machin·, f
Perth Amboy Hardware Co.
STEREOTYPE MATS for sale. 100 fori
50 cents; excellent for lining barns,
poultry houses, etc. Evening News. 1
iVASHINO MACHINE with wringer; |
nearly new; cheap. Apply rear 87 j
Smith St
LOO PER CENT. PUM — What? Blm
men s Luxury Breed. Health
strength in every site·. At all stor·*
10 cent·.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
AUTO an* COMMERCIAL BODIKB .
PERTH AMBOY Auto Body Co.. 8»1
Stat· St. Builder, of automobile,
truck and delivery bodlea, painting
and general repairing. ^
FRANK HUDA, 488 Division St.. bulie
Sf of automobile truck bodlea and
wagons; repair· of all description·;
rubber tiring a specialty.
HORSlSHOHINO
J. J. DEVENY, horseshoer. Lame and
interfering horses shod the most ap
proved way; experienced workmen.
166 N. Bruns. Ave. Telephone >i>.
JUNK DEALERS
HIGHEST PRICES paid for news and
mixed paper, rags, scrap iron, metal. |
rubber and rope. B. Sher. 182 Pater
•on St Tel 168-W.
MASONS' MATERIALS
c. λ a co.
Mason·' Material
Prompt Service. Telephone 1440
Seaman St
MACHINE WORK
PERTH AMBOY Foundry and Machine
Co., 420-428 Washington St. All
kinds of foundry and machine work
attended to. Phone 237.
ROBES and BLANKETS
A BIG STOCK of fall and winter aut^
robes an<] blankets; something to
suit everybody. Guthoff, 188 New
Brunswick Ave. _____
ROBES AND BLANKETS
FALL AND WINTER blankets for
wagon and autos; traveling bag·,
valises, leather goods. Clausen Λ
Johnson, 142 New Brun»wick Av·.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
FURNITURE, second hand, bought and
sold. J. Scher, 8-8 and 841 Smith St.
WALL PAPflR and PAINT#
BIO VARIETY of wall paper, paint·,
oils and varnishes. we have what
you want In these lines. Koch. 874
State St. ______
Wall paper
OUR NEW STOCK of wall paper Is one
of the largest and best selection· In
town. A. Kass, 311 State St.
PANTS TAILORS
WE MAKE TROUSERS on short no
tice, guarantee fit; all kinds material,
latest styles, reasonable. New York
Pants Tailor. 848-A State St.
MISCELLANEOUS
IP YOU WANT to buy or sell real es
tate, have rents collected or a mort
e loan, see D. A. Shirley, 130
KF
th St.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DRY GOODS business for sale, includ
lng fixtures and merchandise. Rea
son for selling, going out of business.
Koscluszko Store Co., Sayrevll]·, N. J.
—
UnhooiVi AKIftlu - MILLINtni
FIRST CLASS dressmaking and tailor,
lng ;evening and fancy dresses »
specialty. Emma Schneider, 70 Waal»·
lngton St. Tel. 1692-J.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ALEXANDHH Κ08ΕΝΒ,
Real Estate and Iniurance.
Room 301, Rarltan Building.
Perth Amboy. TeL 1777.
SPECIAL· MASTER'S BALE
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY:—
Between Margherlta Fuel Magnanl
Complainant, and Jacob Jamison. HI·
Heirs, Devisees or Personal Repre.
tentatives, et al. Defendants. On
Bill for partition. Edmund A- Hayes,
Solicitor for Complainant.
By virtue of the decree for sale mad#
In the above entitled cause on the Elev*
enth day of September, 1917. I shall ex.
pose to sale at publie vendue and sel) '
to the highest bidder on Monday, th·,
Fifteenth day of October, 1817, at 11
o'clock In the afternoon of that day, ai
the Court House in the City of New
Brunswick, In the County of Middlesex
and State of New Jersey:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land and premises situate, lying and
being In the Township of Monroe, In
the County of Middlesex and State or
New Jersey.
BEGINNING at a stone In the Una
of David M. Perrlne's land (formerly!
•nd corner of Rachel Bohenck's land
(formerly); thence along the line of
Rachel Schenck'a land North seventy,
nine degrees and twenty-eight minutes,
West twelve chains and thirty-nin·
finks to a stone In the line of Cornell»
)ey's land (formerly): thence along th·
Ine of the same North Ave degrees and
forty minutée East seven chains ana
flfty-flve links to a stone m William P.
Rue's land (formerly); thence along the
line of the same (3) South eighty-de
grees and fifteen minutes East twnlv·
chains and ninety-six links to α stone
In the line of lands formerly of Rachel
Bchenck; thence (4) along her lino audi
line of landR formerly of David M.
Perrlne South seven degrees and
twenty-eeven minutes West seven
chains and fifty links to a atone and
place of Beginning. Containing nine
acres and fifty three hundreds of an
acre of land; and Including alao the In.
choate right of dower of the defend,
ants, Mrs. Jacob Jamison and Mrs.
Luther Jamison, wives of Jacob Jaml.
son and Duther Jamison, together with
all and singular the hereditaments and
appurtenances to the said premises be«
longing or In anywise appertaining.
Dated September 17, 1917.
W. edWin FLOHANCB,
Special Master In Chancery of New Jer»
sey. 390 George Street, New Bruns·
wick, New Jersey.
American Book· In Ruaala.
The single American book most
widely rend In Russia Is "Uncle Tom'#
Cabin." Some of Irvlng's works werf
translated for the Muscovite publUfc
and the Russian boys have beeft
thrilled by the doings of LeatherstocH*
Ing and tineas. Mark Twain Is quit#
popular beyond the Ntoraen and th<
Bereslna. All In all, It seems that Ru»·
slans know more American books thaa
Americans know Russian books.
Ben Franklin's audience was the
world, so It does not surprise one td
learn from α Russian critic that ihf
first American book translated Int)*
Russian was the product of Poor Rich·
ard's pen. That we« IS years after
he died. /
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