Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], June 10, 1921, LAST EDITION, Image 17

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JERSEY CENTRAL MUST RUN :
CURS IN KEANSBURG
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TBy Evening News Correspondent.] ?
TRENTON. June 10—The Board
of Public Utility Commissioners to- ·
day ordered that the New Jersey
Central Traction Company resume
\he operation of their cars on Carr
avenue, Keansburg, Monmouth coun
ty. The board also provided that the
Keansburg Steamboat Company re
move the cinders from the tracks on
Carr street which were put there
by the municipality. Since the steam
boat company is the chief petitioner
for the resumption of the trolley ser
vice which has been discontinued for
some time the board thought it pro
-»v t>f?t the company tîrfce the re
f»r»o*'.;sibility for the removal of the
Cinders.
The fraction company submitted
an application to the board providing
for the permanent removal of their
tracks on Carr avenue, claiming that
'he cars were operated only during
the summer months and that even
> the traffic was very light. The
utility board held that the continu
ance of the Carr avenue line was
•i?cessary in order that adequate and
p.uDer service be provided.
ANOTHER SCHOOL ELECTION
IN MADISON TOWNSHIP
(By Eveninc News Correspondent.]
ΟΙ,η BRIDGE, June 10—At a
special school election held June 7
:he township of Madison voted down
'.he proposition for the construction
□f a central school at Browntown
by 132 votes.
The projected building was to
have been an eight room structure
with seating· capacity sufficient for
the accommodation of all the
school children in the township. The
Flan was to close the other schools
In the township and transport the
pupils to Browntown daily. The
cost of the new building was estl
nated et $65,000, and It was found
hat the expense of providing:
ransportation for the children
rould amount to $37,000 additional,
'he count showed 4 42 votes cast,
k'ith 287 against the proposition,
nd Î55 in favor of it.
National Dairy
73 Smith Street
Boys
Going Camping
This Year?
Do You Need—
Kcds (Sneaks)
Rain Coats
Rubbers
Boots
Rain Hats
Ponchoe3
2 hompson-Goodyear
Rubber Corporation
315 Mapls St., Perth Amboy
Tei 2169 Perth Amboy
R. V. Afflerbach Manager
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OPENING SALE
Strictly Fresh "Eggs; Doz. . 25c
Elgin Butter; lb 31c
Kingnut
Butterine
lb. .... 24c
Coffee
Fresh Roasted;
lb 19c
Cheese
Ν. Y. State
Minster;
lb 32c
Star Milk
Can ... 15c
Evaporated
Milk
Tall Can 12c
Tea
White Rose;
3 Pkgs. . 25c
Wagner Market Co.
AMBOY'S POPULAR MARKET
167 Smith Street Phone 2162 Near Madison Âve.
Biggest Poultry Sale
In Years
Dry Picked
Broilers
45c lb
Small Fricassee
Fowl
32c lb
Stewing
Chickens
29c lb
Golden West Fowl, 3 lb Avg., lb 35c
Legs of Lamb
35 c lb
Shoulders of Lamb
19c lb
Boston Roll Pot Roast, . . lb 20c I
Chuck
Roast
22c lb
Fresh Picnic
Shoulders
17c lb
Breast of
Veal
18c lb
Kidney Veal Chops
38c lb
Lamb Chops
35c lb
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Brookfield Creamery Butter, lb 38c
Sugar Cured Plate Corn Beef, lb 10c
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Ac lr For
MUNSING WEAR
Union Suits
158160 SASl 14 P«A A4* KJ Union Suit»
Specials For Tomorrow 1
WOMEN S $1.50 SILK STOCKINGS
Special $1.29
Black, Cordovan, Chestnut or Grey, pure thread silk, with
double lisle thread garter top. Stockings that will give real
service.
CHILDREN'S ENGLISH RIBBED STOCKINGS
Special 39c a Pair—3 Pair for $1.00
Black, White and Cordovan.
CHILDREN S FOREST MILLS NAINSOOK UNION SUITS
At 89c a Suit
Size 4 to 16 years. White with body waist and straight
knee.
White with bloomer knee.
White top with pink or blue bloomers; regular romper
• style.
Real value 98c to $1.25. Priced 89c for Saturday only.
Special Lot of
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS
Priced 59c a Pair
Sizes 2 to 12 years. Splendid quality of inuslin with neat
embroidery edge trimming.
MORE CORSETS AT $1.00 A PAIR
Corsets that used to sell for $2.00 can he purchased
"Here" on Saturday for
$1.00 A PAIR
DON'T MISS SEEING THEM.
$1.00 NIGHT GOWNS FOR WOMEN
Λ\'ο offer the very best possible gown at this price.
Slip-over, low neck, short sleeve style.
"Seeing is Believing"—SO COME SEE THEM!
WOMEN S BURSON STOCKINGS
29c a Pair—4 Pairs for $1.00
Black only; real good quality of fine combed cotton yarn.j
WOMEN'S 75c PERCALE DRESSING SACQUES
Special at 59c
fioorl quality percale in grej% navy, or light grounds with|
neat figure and dotted patterns. " !
PERCALE BUNGALOW APRONS
SPECIAL $1.00
A great big apron with most as much style as a reg»
house dress, made of good quality percale that will wash :
wear splendidly.
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YARD WIDE MERCERIZED "RAJAH CLOTH'
at 59c a Yard
This is one of the handsomest cotton suitings ma3
"Highly mercerized" and retains this finish after washir
Looks like Rajah Pongee and is about the same weight.
YARD WIDE PURE LINEN SUITING
Special at 99c Yard
"Old Rose" or "Copenhagen Blue." Remember this suit-j
ing is "all linen" and a full yard wide.
Another Chance to Buy \ |
MEN'S "LINENWEAVE SOCKS"
at 19c a Pair ?
This offer is made to introduce the "New Linenweave"
made for "SHARP & HANSON" and with our name printed
on every pair. ,
MEN'S $2.00 GAUZE WEIGHT UNION SUITS χJ
Special at $1.39 Γ
Knee length short sleeves or no sleeve, made with drop
seat. "Munsing^vear Brand," and all sizes, 36 to 46. SEF*
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THERE'S an old English play known as "Gammer
Garton's Needle." Its plot is woven around the loss
of the family needle—no trifling misfortune in the days
of old.
Today, in this era of ours, life is so rich in comforts that
we seldom wonder how Hks got along in the ancient world.
And we sometimes forget what an important role advertis
ing has played in making life pleasant and altogether
livable. ·
Advertising has one of the leading parts in the eternal
drama of dollars. To it is directly due much of the mul
tiplication of products which has come about during
the last half century.
It has smoothed the mechanics of existence—made
life easier and more pleasant by bringing countless necessi
ties—once considered luxuries—within our easy reach
and into continuous use.
Think of this when you read these columns. You owe |
much to advertising. J
And you miss much when you fail to read it!
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