Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], July 01, 1921, LAST EDITION, Page 17, Image 17

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JAMESBURG r
Mrs. Lide Soden has returned
from. Long Branch, where she was a
gueet of Mrs. Margaret Pye.
The by-laws of Star Post, Ameri
can Legion, have been amended in
order to allow the opening of the
rooms every night of the week ex
cept Tuesday night when the Wom
an's Auxiliary will meet. This has
long been desired by the members.
Star post are arranging to hold a
monster moving picture entertain
ment oA night of July 18 when
the official war pictures will be
shown, entitled "Over There,” show
ing exact scenes of the battlefront.
A gold watch will be given to the
soldier who sees his picture In the
battles shown. On July 19 the local
post will take the pictures to Eng
lishtown and show them in Colum
bia Hall. The committee in charge
is Oliver Soden, chairman. Iner Jor
genson, LeRoy Bennett, William
Wcisert.
Earl Farr has gone to Asbury
Tark where he Is a member of one
of the largest orchestra's playing in
a hotel.
Mrs. Agnes Riley Is 111 at her
home.
WATERMAN’S IDEAL
FOUNTAIN PENS
FROM $2.75 TO $250.00
CITY PHARMACY, INC.
‘THE HOME DRUG STORE"
tM Smith Street. Corner Oak
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FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
FOR THE FUTURE ;
How assuring and comforting it is to
know that you are building up a fund for
financial independence at the First National
Bank.
Do Not Delay This Important Matter
BEGIN NOW
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
South Amboy, N. J.
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Jacobsen & Co.
Tel. 71 The Service Grocers Tel. 71
“The Little Shop Around The Corner”
284 KING STREET
100 Feet From Smith Street
Are You Coing Away Over
the Fourth?
Let’* Supply Your Want*
Potted
Meat
4TH OP JULY
SPECIAL
9 cent
cans .
Prepared
Mustard
4TH OF JULY
SPECIAL
15 cent *
jars .
-—,
Oil
Sardines
4TH OF JULY
SPECIAL
10 cent
cans .
4th of July Order
3 lbs Best Gran. Sugar 13
| 1 Can Vienna Sausage.14c
1 Can Alaska Salmon.15c
1 Can Sweet Peas.16c
»svl Can Best Tomatoes.17c
1 lb. Large Prunes.18c
All for 93C
4th of July Order
lfilbsBestGran. Sugar47
3 lbs. Best Head Rice...25c
% lb, Pure Black Pepper.15c j
1/2 lb. Best New Tea .30c
1 lb. Bourbon Coffee.32c
Can Best Baking Powder.25c
Large Bottle Vanilla or Lemon Ex.. .25c
All for $1.99
4th July Specials
OLIVES
Bottle .
PICKELS
Plain or
! BAIiAD
DRESSING
Premier j
Bottle .
WORCESTER
SAUCE
JELLY
Pure
fruit.
\ Jar .
4th July Specials
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Premier 111
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SALMON g* g*
STEAKS “I If
Columbia g Hi
River. Can ....
shrimp ^ a
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Canadian. |1 ^P
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CRABMEAT M g±
Choicest; JH fll
Japanese. ■■iTH
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4th July Specials
CORN ^ f*
FLAKES | I I
Kellogg’s. I II
Package. "
SODA 4
CRACKERS I P
Fresh; | ||
Crisp; Lb. ■ W
SMOKED A
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CAKES I M
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JUICE J 11
A refresh- c,
ing tonic. Bot.. |j
1 FANCY BANANAS, GRAPE FRUIT, CALIFORNIA ORANGES, SICILY LEMONS AND |
JLECTED MUSKMELONS, JERSEY BEETS CARROTS, LETTUCE, CABBAGE, STRING g
JEANS AND ONIONS. VERY FANCY RE) RIPE TOMATOES, TABLE CELERY 1
RUBARB, CJCUMBERS. g
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STORE HOURS: STORES:
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9 t0 6 P- M' New York " ]
Daily Wilkes-Barre _•
9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Perth Amboy 1
8.1^ 137 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J. New EruMwfck
What You Wear-Not Where You Go«Is The
Important Thing, On A
Holiday!
Hundreds Of Women And Misses Will Complete 2 heir
Preparations With Final Purchases At
2 he Quality Stote Saturday
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Wash Skirts
$1.98
Good quality white novelty materials
and expert taiiloring make these wash
skirts the most practical kind to buy. Silk
ones begin at.$8.98
And beautiful baronette satins are
I only . $7.98
I Some of the most beautiful styles are
those priced upward to.$24.50
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It’s a national custom for all who can, to wear
one’s “best” on a holiday. You can expect it of
others—others expect it of you. To be well drssed,
becomingly dressed, on a holiday is to be happy.
Whether you go away or stay at home matters lit
tle. But to be carelessly or incorrectly attired, even
where amusement is greatest, is to invite an attack
of “the blues.”
No woman of discernment needs to be told the ad
vantages of buying The Wilk Co.’s apparel. She
knows it has something more than its modest prices
to recommend it. She knows that others will recog
nize this “something” at a glance.
It is an undisputable fact that any Wilk Co. gar
ment, or accessory of dress, is desirable at any
price and particularly appealing at the price you
are asked to pay for it. You may as well convince
yourself of it today as any day, and enjoy the
holiday.
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Cool Blouses $1.00
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Of organdy, in dainty shades or orchid, tan, copen
and pink, with whote tuxedo collars showing filet .
edges; pongee blouses in plain tailored and tie- I
back styles.... $2.98 I
Hand made blouses at..... ....$4.98 I ]
Silk and Georgette Crepe Blouses at .. $3.79 and up I j
A Delightful Array Of New Navy, Blue, Black and Brown Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine
DRESSES
At $25.00, $35.00, $45.00, To $89.00
Inspired by the distinguished simplicity with
' which Vionnet, the newest star of Parisian Style
dom, has achieved so remarkable a success. These
beautiful new dresses will win the admiration of
every woman.
They are here far in advance of the time they
would ordinarily have arrived to meet the inces
sant demand for dresses of this character. A de
mand that has continually kept our stocks depleted
in spite of our sincerest efforts to keep abreast of it.
Only by calling upon the makers of our early
fall models have we found it possible to secure this
really—for the moment-- sufficient number of fash
ionable and fascinating, all occasion dresses.
Their graceful, long lines, the charmful effects
of their self-colored ruffles, pleatings, fringes and
other style touches—and lastly, but above all, their
dignified simplicity stamp them unquestionably as
dresses of the highest type.
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