Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], April 04, 1919, LAST EDITION, Page 29, Image 29

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Latest photograph of CoL John
Jacob Astor and his wlfo. lie la the
WcoDd aon of Baron Astor of Eng
land. He was a member of the First
life guards and waa wounded '-vice
Caring his three years with the Brit-!
lab army and had to have his left leg >
amputated on account of being hit In
M places by a Herman high explosive j
■bell at Cambral.
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Getting Rid of Marble Waste.
— The waste of a Vermont marble
gtmrry Is reduced by crushers and
rolls to fragments of one-half Inch or
less, and la then burned Into galckltme.
The rotary kiln for this purpose Is 8
feet in diameter and 20 feet long. In
clined 4 per cent from the horizontal.
It ia driven by a belt from a 30-horse
power motor, and has a speed of 0.5 to
L5 revolutions per second. Producer
introduced at tbe lower end yields
a temperature of 2,200 degrees F.
This converts the rock fragments Into
gui< kllme by driving off the carbonic
add gas, and the bat material drops
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timm the lower cod of the kiln tato e
cylinder the dealt ot etr paaMag to
(ho herning gam caola the predact for
the Morage Mae.
Enforces “Obey" Fart.
*t Leals.—Frank Koeater lost no
tim* eoforctng the “obey" part of hte
•"•crtege contract. Mrs. Koester, aft
er they got home from the ceremony,
wee handed an ax and ordered to chop
down trees and cot up the wood, ahe
claims. She chopped a cord of de
votion.
Speedy relief
fer rheumatism
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DILL'S
Balm
of Life
(hr Internal nr External Uae)
it In the family medicine doeet. Can alao
be naed internally, at directed on the bottle,
fix internal paint.
Prepared by the Dill Co.,Noiiiataos,Pa*
Alao manufacturer! of
Dill's Llvnr PilU
Diir s Cough Syrup
Dill's La Gripp* «sd
Cold Tablets
Dill's IVidnox Filin
Aak your drnpjix or dealer in medicine.
Thm kind mother eheeym kept
NOTICE
Spot Cash paid for dead horaea and '
cowa f3 Cash with driver. Prompt 1
removal.
THEO. GLASER
Telephone 1738 Elisabeth
Office “1* Meffiton Av* ritv«hs*h
GRACIOUS STYLES IN WRAPS
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This wrap contrive* to look so much
liks a cape that one mast think twice
before placing It as a coat It is bean*
tlfolly finished with rows of cloth-cow
ered bottom for ornament, and two
large dark pearl buttons that look
equal to the responsibility of fasten
ing it.
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TERHUNE’S
145 Smith Street Near Hobart Street
_ WHERE LOW PRICES LEAD
Spring Stocks axe now in the shelves awaiting you, prices are lower, styles are new and at
txacting values better than ever. We have many new goods at very popular prices. Many Goods
will be hard to get as the factories have not been making them. If you want the desirable goods
buy them early. K
Children’s White Embrr:d
ered Dresses, very pretty styles
sizes from 2 to 14 years, prieed
each, from
$1.25 to $3.49 each
Children’s Colored Dresses,
made of beautiful Ginghams,
j Poplins and Rep; natty styles,
unusually well made; sizes
from 4 years to 14 years, prieed
from
98c and up
Children’s Rompers.'Tnade of
striped and checked Ginghams,
plain, color poplins, also white
drrek. unusually pretty styles;
prieed from
59c and up
Infants’ White Nainsook
Short and Long Dresses, en
tirely new stock of new designs,
neat and pretty styles, great
• values, each from
39c up to $2.98 each
; i Infante’ Long and Short
Coats and Capes, cashmere and
Silk embroidered; excellent
styles, wonderful values from
S1.98 Mdmri up
i Infants’ Silk Caps, many
styles that are very attractive
“ and specially priced at
25c, 58c. 59c aid up
Infants’ Embroidered Lawn
Caps. A large assortment of
new goods, specially priced at
39e and 50c each
Full line of Infants’ Princess
Slips, Flannel and Cashmere,
Saeques, Flannel Long Kimo
\ nos at our always lower than
the lowest prices.
Women's Nainsook Night
Gowns. Special lot of embroi
dered and lace trimmed gowns,
made of fine nainsook and cut
full sizes. Also a few extra
sizes. They are worth $1.50
each. Our special price, each
93c each
Women’s Embroidery Ruffle
Underskirts, full assortment of
very pretty styles from
75c each and op
Women’s Corset Covers,
trimmed with embroidery front
and back; made of good ma
terial, special at each
29c each
Brassieres, lace and embroid
crey trimmed, pretty patterns,
well made, all sizes. A won
derful value at each
29c each
Silk Camisoles, flesh color;
made of fine messaline Satin,
embroidered and lace trimmed.
Special values at each
$1.00 each
Sateen and Figured Skirts;
plain colors, black and neat
figured underskirts, made with
deep ruffle, unusually well
made, all’the popular colors;
special value at each
$1.00 each
House Dresses, Gingham and
Percales, excellent styles, made
well; made of good materials;
special values from
98c and up
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Women’s Silk Boot Stockings
lisle garter tops, values that
cannot be matched, all the pop
ular colors; from
59c a pair and up
Women’s Mercerized Lisle
Stockings with seam in back,
with ravel stop; black, white
and colors, a pair
50c a pair
Women’s Mercerized Lisle
Stockings, excellent quality;
Black, White and colors; pair
39c a pair
Women’s Lisle Finished
Stockings, seamless; a very
popular stocking with our pa
trons as they wear well; black,
white and colors; a pair I
29c a pair
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Children’s Black Ribbed
Stockings, great values far a
pair
19c a pair up to 50c a pr.
W omen s Ribbed Undervests,
lisle finished; a number of ex
cellent styles and great values
at each
19c each
Women’s Ribbed Undervests
lisle and fine cotton, straight j
and shaped, all sizes, the larg
est stock in town; popularly
priced each from
25c, 39c, 50c each
Women’s Ribbed Union Suits
writh tight knee, lace knee;
tailor made necks, also taped
necks; sizes as large as 50 in.
bust measure, priced
39c a suit up to 89c a suit
I DtflUNE’S, 145 Smith St,
The Capes Are The Craze
At Styledom Centers
■ The janntincss and smartness of the many new ideas in capes, as well ns
their practical service for every wear, has made this really new garment the
most popular and attractive of the season’s new spring showings. These
sketches are drawn from three popular Straus models.
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THE ONE AT
Is made of an all wool Navy Serge. It
is bound with braid all aronnd — a
graceful, serviceable garment.
THE ONE AT
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Is of an all wool Velour—comes in tan,
Copen and henna. Note the Dolman
effect in picture.
THE ONE AT
It made of mannish Serge. It is lined
throughout with fancy silk, rows of
braiding and buttons add much to its
appearance.
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We have selected at random three l’rom onr large assortment. They aro I
illustrated above; their prices and a short description ut side.' ^5=
The Latest Suits for Spring
We Show Are Different
From the strictly tailored straight up-and-down silhouette suits, the box
suits, and the many novelty suits to the latest blouse effect suits. Every one
we show i ntliis new display is smartly and distinctively different. These
sketches are drawn from the Straus $25 suits.
The Suits J
| Sketched Are
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ALTERATIONS ARE FREE
A —A stylish box model of serge trimmed with
braid and buttons and lined with good quality
j silk.
B—This is in semi-blouse effect, also of Serge^
having Trieolette vest and trimmed with Sou- j
tache braid.
j’—The attractive feature of this Serge Suit is
the pointed tunics on the coat, elaborately braid
ed and having throw-over belt, |
Have You Seen the Straus Line ot
• Girls’ Capes and Coats?
The David Straus Co. I
141 Smith Street, Perth Amboy I
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