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CLASSIFICATION_
announcements
f—Coming Eventa
9—Personals
10—Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
U—Automobiles for Pale
12— Motorcycles nnd Bicycles.
13— Automobiles for Exchange
14— Auto Accessories
15— Service Stations—Repairing
> 16—Auto Livery—Garages
17—Wanted—Automobiles
BUSINESS SERVICE
lg—Business Services Offered
19— Building—Contracting
20— Heating and Plumbing
21— Insurance
22— Millinery—Dressmaking
23— Moving, Trucking, Storage
24— Painting—Papering
25— Patent Attorneys
28—Printing—Stationery
27— professional Services
28— Repairing
29— Renovating nnd Dyeing
30— Tailoring and Pressing
81_Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
32— Help Wanted—Female
33— Help Wanted—Male
34— Help—Male or Female
85— Salesmen and Agents
86— Situations Wanted—Female
37— Situations Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL
38— -Business Opportunities
39— Investments. Stocks, Bonds
44—Money to Loan
41— Wanted—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
42— Correspondence Courses
48—Local Instruction Classes
44— Musical, Dancing, Dramatic
45— Private Instruction
46— -Wanted—Instruction
2 LIVE STOCK
47— Dogs, Cats, Pets
48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
? 49—Poultry and Supplies
"■ 50—Wanted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
i 61—Articles for Sale
£: 62—Business and Office Equipment
f* 68—Boats and Accessories
64—Building Materials
55—Farms and Dairy Products
i: 66—Fuel and Feed
f 67—Good Things to Eat
t 58—Home-made Things
g. 54—Household Goods
'I 60—Jewelry and Watches
» 61—Machinery and Tools
% 62—Musical Instruments
I 68—Seeds. Plants, Fertilizers
$ 64—Specials at Stores
;■* 65—Wearing Apparel
£ 66—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT
67—Rooms With Board
7 68—Rooms Without Board
t 69—Rooms for Housekeeping
•t tO—Vacation Places
% fl—Where to Eat
«• 72—Where to Stop in Town
, .L^Xl' -Wan'wir-Rooms or Board
f REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
| 74—Apartments and Flnta
f 75—Business Places for Rent
• 76—Farms for Rent
£■ 77—Houses for Rent
■ 78—Offices and Desk Room
? 79—Suburban for Rent
V| 80—Summer Places for Rent
jj, 81—Wanted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR F-AI.T.
1 82—Business Property
t 83—Farms and Land f,or Sale
^ 84—Houses for Sale
y 86—Lots for Sale
v 86—Shore Property for Sale
T 87—Suburban for Sale
* 88—Real Estate for Exchange
89—Wanted—Real Estate
ll FREEHOLDERS DINE AT
SHORE, BUT NO POLITICS
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•! f: [By Evening News Correspondent.]
> I NEW BRUNSWICK, July 2G.—
r Shortly after 6 o’clock last night, the
~ Association of Chosen Freeholders of
JNew Jersey enjoyed a shore dinneV
at the Liggetts Park Hotel in Sea
Girt and, although members of both
L political parties were represented In
i\ large numbers the event hold no poli
| tlcal aspect.
Between 300 and 400 men gather
ed from all parts of the state to dis
|* cuss the business methods employed
I in the many different counties, and
I among the guests were forty from
f Middlesex county, including the en
| tire board of freeholders, Sheriff Wy
I coff, Sheriff Go wan, County Solicitor
Fred F. Richardson, County Road
h Supervisor John Reason and County
Treasurer Fred Hiiker. Many of
!y. these were accompanied hy their
|r wives.
| During the serving of the shore
dinner menu, entertainers kept the
guests, who packed the hotel to the
| very doors, in excellent humor. The
National Quartette of New York sang
< several excellent numbers and later,
short stories and feats In mind read
ins made the evening pass only too
• quickly away.
A short address was delivered by
$ Judge Harold B. Wells of the court
| of common pleas in Burlington, and
| at the conclusion of the evening, at
10:30 o’clock. Senator MacKay pre
sented a gold watch and chain to
President Roberts, head of the asso
ciation. as a token of the associa
lion's appreciation of his excellent
work during the past year.
$80 IN FINES COLLECTED
IN RECORDER’S COURT
Fines totalling $80 were collected
yesterday after arrests made for
reckless driving, contempt of court,
and a traffic rule violation.
A fine of $50 was imposed upon
Andy Aliano. of 584 Fifteenth street.
West New York, following his arrest
by Officer Seiboth on a charge of
reckless driving preferred by Dr. J.
K. Hanson, of Fords.
Charged with contempt of court,
Alfred Scala, of 225 Washing.on
street, was assessed $20 by tlie re
corder. The fine was imposed when
Scala was testifying in behalf of his
mother, who was charged with as
i and battery. He used abusive
language in referring to the man
making the charges against his mo
ther.
Frank Hendalck. 315 John street.
’ South Amboy, was fined $10 for viol
ation of the city traffic regulations.
lie was arrested by Officer Sullivan.
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ANNOUNCED! ENTS
Lost and Found10
DOG—Lost In tho vicinity of Metuchen;
Brown and White Bound Dog; liberal re
ward If returned to 65 Eggert Ave., Me
tuchcn, N. J. ___
DOG—Dost White Foodie Dog fn Fords
July 3. Rev/ard. Return Mrs. L. W,
Smith, Hornsby St., Fords.
GOLD BRACELET—Lost. Initials "J. M.
A.'* Reward return 163 Water Street.
LADIES* HAND BAG—Containing money
found in Wnodbridge-Carterct bus on
Saturday night. Inquire A. G. Waters,
Chairman, Auto Bus Committee.
I’OWEK BOAT—Lost; 16>* feet; named
Vic, Jr., No. K3931. Notify Victor Har
vey. R. 19, New Brunswick; suitable
re. ward_____
SQH1RRFL CHOKER—Lost between Rar
itan Yacht Club and Gordon St. Return
to News.__
Si IT CASE—Lost with shoes ami bath
ing suits on road from Woodbridge
through South Amboy. Freehold, on
way to Atlantic City. $5 reward. Phone
1450 Perth Amboy*
AUTOMOBILES
AiiIoniohilew for Sale 11
$2—For tho name of a person who will
buy an automobile costing $1100 to $1800
Box 10. Care News. _
CHANDLER—Touring; recently over
hauled; newly painted; tires In first class
condition; one spare; new top; price
$750; terms if desired. Apply Sexton's
Garagc. 15 Smith St,____
CH EV R O L ET—C h e v ro 1 e t for sale; price
$L»Q0; good condition. 344 Smith St.
DODGE—One Dodge Touring, $300. 332
Smith Street._
FORD USED CARS
1920 One Ton Truck, $450.00
1920 S. S. Runabout, $325.00
1920 S. S. Runabout, $300.00
1919 Demountable Runabout, $226.00
1917 Demountable runabout, $150.00
1918 Runabout, shocks, $200.00
Fordson tractor with No. 7 Oliver
Plow and pulley (Demonstrator) $650.00
A full line of new and used bodies in
stock, both passenger and commercial.
Time payments arranged.
UNI VPJRSAL MOTOR SALES CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers
160-166 New Brunswick Ave.,
Perth Amboy. N. J.
Phone 1945
' WE SEEL 'EM’’ "WE FIX ’EM"
FORD—1920 Coupe, excellent condition.
Maxwell, 1917 touring, good paint; line
running order. Tho Eagle Garage. 340
Prospect St. Phono 2066.
FORD TOURING—1920; starter; excel
lent condition; bargain. 564 Sayre Ave.
MACK—5 Ton Truck, will sacriflco for
$300. W. M. Contant. 165 Brighton
Avenue._____
OAKLAND—Sedan, 1921; only run 300
miles; owner traded in for larger car;
price $1750; terms if desired. Apply
Sexton’s On rag'-. 15 Smith St._.
3VERLAND—Touring Car; good running
order; self starter; electric lights; $175.
Sexton’s Garage. 15 Smith St.__
FtEO—6 cylinder 7 passenger with open
and closed tops; good running order and
good paint. Can ne seen at Ellis Bros.
Garage. 430 High St. Tel. 2197._
3ELDEN TRUCK—2xh ton; Continental
Motor; Timken rear end. Sale reason
able. 237 Grant St._
JTUDEBAKKR—1907 six cyllnaer * pass
enger recently overhauled; newly painted
fully equipped. Tel. 1249-M Tottenvllle.
S4 7 Annadale Road._
4TUTZ—Model 4-E. *i passenger; good
rondltlon; private owner. I’. < >. Box 235.
Matawnn. Phone Matawan 248.__
(ToOD USED CARS FOR SALE
Maxwell Touring
Overland Touring
Ford Sedan
1919 6 Cyl. Okie Coupe
Buick Touring
Time Payments Arranged
SUPERIOR GARAGE CO.,
Maple and Fayette Streets_
GOOD” USED CARS FOR SALE
FraqUlin Brougham, demonstrator
Metz Touring
New Chalmers Touring; big bargain
Studobnker Roadster
Chandler Touring
Overland Delivery
Overland Touring
Buick Touring
Time payments arranged
Trades considered.
SEXTONS GARAGE.
15 Smith St.. Perth Amboy
127 Raritan A ve.. New Brunswick
'SED CARS—Second Hand Trucks and
Cars will he sold at Public Auction Sale
every Monday and Thursday at 307 Di
vision St. at 2 P. M. All cars sold on
commission. L. Jaffe, Auctioneer.___
'SED CARS—And Trucks at real bargains
1920 Lexington Sedan, slightly used as
demonstrator at a big bargain. If y°u
are in the market for a used car or
truck, we have them; time payments can
he arranged. Oak St. Garage. 319 Oak
St. Phone 215._ __
"isED CARS—Always a good assortment
of used cars to select from at Garretson’s
305-307 New Brunswick Avenue.__
Motorcycles and Bicycles_12
BICYCLES—Several second hand; good
condition; bargain 32S Kirkland Place.
MOTORCYCLE PARTS—In stock at all
times for Harley and Indian, also tires,
tubes and accessories. See Motorcycle
Leo. 709 Charles St. Phone 204.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
1—Gordon and Meade Streets
:3—Madison Ave. and Paterson St.
.4—Market and Sheridan Str.eets
25— Smith Street and Central R R.
26— Market and First Streets
27— -Haitian Copper Works
28— High and Lewis Streets
34— Madison Avenue and Smith Street
35— smith and High Streets
36— New Brunswick Ave. and New 8treet
57—Smith and State Streets
41— Standard Underground Cable Co.
42— Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
43— Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
45— Commerce and Front Streets
46— State and Washington Streets
47— High and Washington Streets
52—Cortlandt and Easton Streets
54—State and Buckingham Ave.
65—Parker Su and Pulaski Ave.
56— Hall Ave. and Charles St.
57— Slate and Wayne Streets
58— Near Lead Works
59— Maurer
62—Washington Street and Park Avenue
*.3—New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64— Smith Street and Watson Avenue
65— Commerce and State Streets
73—Front and Smith Streets
73— Watv» and Gordon Streets
74— Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
SI—Brace and Hanson Avenues
82—Smith and Herbert Streets
S3 Amboy Ave. and Washington St.
84—Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
K5—Near City Hospital.
s«—Cleveland and Brace Avenues
87—Amboy and Hall Avenues
92— Amboy Ave. and Inslee Street
93— Lawrence and Francis Streets
94— Neville and Johnstone Streets
COST OF KILLING CUT NOT ON
OWN PROPERTY IS $10
The cost of killing a cat not your
own property is $10 in this city, ac
cording to the fine imposed upon
-Mary Protonendes, of 415 Mechanic
street, by Recorder Harold K. Pick
ersgill in the police court this morn
ing. Mrs. Protonendes was arraign
ed upon a disorderly conduct charge
preferred by James Lamminis, who
claimed that a child of the woman
had killed his cat by pounding it
with a rock.
l-’ollowing the killing a violent bat
tle of epithets ensued, in the course
of which a large amount of abusive
and insulting language was ex
changed by the parties concerned.
From the number and vehemence of
the witnesses present in the court
room it seemed that the entire Greek
colony of the city was wrought up
over the murder. Plows were ex
changed by both sides shortly after
the killing: and these Were repro
duced vividly in the court room for
the benefit of the judge.
A fine of $10 on the disorderly
conduct charge was imposed upon
ihe defendant by Recorder Piekers
gill and upon payment the woman
was dismissed.
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I_AUTOMOBILES_
Anutomohllcs for Exchange_ 13
j FORD—Delivery, A-l condition, will ex
I change for Ford Roadster. Art’Crete
j Works, Fords. Phone 1378-R.
Auto Accessories_M
BATTERIES—WR lard Threaded Rubber
Batteries, unfailing guards against need
for reinsulation during the battery’s life.
Battery & Motor Service Station. 143
New Brunswick Ave, Tel IW. _
BATTERIES—Good DtWSi nil U. S. L.
storage batteries reduced to pre-war
prices; ge oar prices on repairs and new
batteries and save money. Wurgler
Starter ;“!'1 Battery Co. 184 Jefferson Sj.
IDEAL GAR AGE—Expi rt repair ing. For
merly at Market and Sherman; now lo
cated at 64 3 Amboy Avenue._
LEATHERETTE—Recover your own auto
top for less than $5.00. Leatherette 75c
yard. Tires at V2 list. 30 x 3. $10.00.
Cut Prlco Auto Supply. 100-102 Fayette
JSt.____
RIMS—Wo have the line complete. Rims
and Rim I’arte for passenger cars and
light trucks. Melbourn & Ritter. 77
Mntih St.
SPEEDOMETERS—Dimond A- Dimond;
Tires, tubes and accessories; oils and
gasoline; Stewart Speedometers and
parts. Phone 2173. Madison Ave. and
Market fit
TIRES—For sale; Goodyear. Goodrich,
Mlchelin. Fisk and United States. F. K.
Martin. 145 New Brunswick Avenue.
TIRES—Brighton Ave. Garage; tires,
tnbes and accessories. Phone 1422-M,
Service Stations—Repairing _If
AMBOY AUTO RADIATOR WORK£—
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
paired, auto sheet metal work; work
guaranteed. 154 New Brunswick Ave.
Tel. 1607.___
AMBOY AUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY
CARS NEATLY WASHED AND POL
ISHED. CARS CALLED FOR. 47
SMITH STREET. TEL. 672 PERTH
AMBOY, N. J.
AMBOY AUTO-PAINTING CO— Pleasure
Cars. Trucks and Wagon painting. 301
Oak St. Phone 730._
AMERICAN GARAGE—Best equipped re
pair shop In town; day and night ser
vice. Supplies and accessories. For ser
vlre call 1581.___
ATLANTIC GARAGE—Ever-ready Storage
Batteries, auto electric service and sup
plies; all makes of batteries recharged
and repaired; sales and sefvice station..
565 Amboy Ave. Tel. 1966.___________
AUTO TOPS—Recovered and repaired; au
tomobile robes, blankets, slip * era.
Evoready Flashlights, batteries, Icy Hot
Bottles and Lunch Boxes. P. Guthoff.
184 New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1680.
AUTO PAINTING—John P. Jaoko, Auto
mobile. Truck and Wagon Painter. 255
New Brunswick Ave. Jitney Bus paint
ing a specialty. _
r» A l 1 t'lIU l'i UUirrtiniiu-nimiuo
Electric Service Station; magnetos, gen
erators. starters, batteries repaired; bat
teries properly and fully recharged 50r.
Agent for the Witherbee Battery. 140
New Brunswick Ave._
JLAUSEN & JOHNSON—Auto Tops cov
ered and repaired. We make new cur
tains. cushions, carpets, floor coverings;
all kinds of auto top material for sale;
wholesale and retail. 143 New Brunswick
Avenue. Phone 41-W.
FEDERAL AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
paired, all kinds auto sheet metal work.
100 New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1360.
FORDS GARAGE CO.—Expert auto re
pairing. battery electrical service; night
and day; service station Gould Storage
Batteries. New Brunswick Ave. and
Hornsby St. Phone 2058 Perth Amboy.
FRANK HUDA—Commercial automobile
body builders and repairers; automobile
painting; specializing on touring and
commercial cars. 4 lit Division St. Phone
703-J.____
GARAGE—Auto Repairing. marine and
stationery gas engines. JL Kress. 340
Wataon Avc. Phone 805. _
GEORGE SI M ON GARAGE—Storage and
repairing; New Brunswick Ave., corner
Convery Place. Phone 711._
HIGH ST. GARAGE—Expert repairing,
overhauling, pleasure cars, trucks, carbon
burning; automobile supplies. 342 High
sr Phone 2283. A. A. Maurer.
JACOB & MORROW—Auto Repair Co
distributors for Middlesex County Selden
Motor Trucks; 1 to 5 tons. 340 Pros
pect St. Phone 2066.____
JENSEN & ANDERSEN—General Biack
smitliini and auto body building in all
branches. 2G9 New Brunswick Ave
rt, th Amboy, N. J.
BERTH AMBOY AUTO BODY CO —
Builders of autc delivery and truck bod
ies; painting and repairing. 889-893 State
St. Phone 1501._
PETE’S GARAGE—Expert auto repairing,
electrical and battery service. 870 Am
boy Ave. Top Hill. Phone 135. P. J.
Magyar, Prop.__
RARITAN AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Expert repairing auto radiators, lamps,
fenders, hoods, gasoline tanks, etc. 181
New Brunswick Ave. 182 Fayette St.
Phono 2172._
REPAIRING—Otto Dietz, master mech
anic, 18 years experience on all makes
of cars and marine engines; work guar
anteed. Phone 1816. Corner State and
Chauncey Street.___
STANDARD GARAGE, 362 New Bruns
wick A.j., general repairing end bat
tery charging; all work guaranteed; tires,
tubes and accessories. Fritz Jahnke,
Prop. Thone 1941.___
VULCANIZING—Largest, most complete
tire, tube repair shop in state; best ser
vice. Satisfaction guaranteed. George’s
Tiro Shop. 180 New Brunswick Ave. On
the corner._________
VULCANIZING —Steam Vulcanizing and
retreading. Billy’s Tire Shop. Phone
2140. 148 New Brunswick Ave.
_Auto Livery—Garages_10
CHRIS JOHNSON—Oldest Taxi Service in
the city. Phone 46; also motorcycles
and accessories. 163 New Brunswick
A v enue.____
GARAGE—Private; for rent. Inquire 109
Brighton Ave._____
GARAGE—To let. Inquire 80 Gordon St.
U ps t_a It's. %
GARAGE—Privat», water and electric
light; |5 a month. 166 So. First St.__
GARAGE—Private, to rent. 1S1 Brigh
ton Avenue._
JOE’S TAXI—Phone 2020. Day and
Night service. Cars to hire foaeweddings
funerals, etc. By hour, trip oway. 426
Division St.___
Wanted—Automobiles_lj
AUTOMOBILE—Will pay cash for used
passenger ear; stato make, year, price.
"X." Cate News,_
AUTOMOBILES—Perth Amboy Auto
Wrecking Co., lflbrb & Feldman; highest
prices paid for all kinds of automobiles.
All kinds of par|B on hand. Radiators,
carburetors, lamps, magnetos, springs,
generators, tires, tubes, etc. for sale. 184
Fayette Street. 183 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy, N. J._Tel. 1394._
BUSINESS~SERVICE
_Business Services Offered_18
LAUNDRY—Wet Wash and Flat Work
done b the oldest, largest operating plant
In the city. Middlesex Sanitary Laundry,
No. 5 Gordon St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Tel.
1893. T. Currie, Prop.
NOTARY PUBLIC—Horkay & Resko. real
estate aad farms bought and sold; also
foreign money and Liberty Bonds. 22S
SroltT s Phone 1887,
RARITAN PUBLICITY SERVICE—The
llarltan Publicity Service for advertising.
Letter Writing. Mimeographing and pub
lic Stenography. "Private Secretary to
the Public,** Raritan Building. Tel 1868
SHOES SHINED—George’s Shoe Shining
Phrlor; regular shine 5c. cre*un shine,
10c, Cream dye, 20c. 154 smith St.
Junior Hall. _
ST.\ Ml’l \'C.— And Hemstitching to order;
all kinds of wool In all colors; sweaters,
underwear and hosiery. J. Hoffman. 230
Smith Street._
WALL PAPER—Have your windows, wall
paper cleaped In your home, store or of
fice; moderate charges. Perth Amboy
Window Cleaning Co., 102 Broad St.
Phone 1906, _
Building—Contracting_19
AMBOY LIGHTING CO.—Full line of
lighting fixtures, electrical supplies and
household appliances. 193-95 Smith St.
Phone 63JL. _
CARPENTERING—J. H. Smith, Carpen
ter and general Jobbing; store fixtures
and alteratons; acreen doors, windows;
screens made to order. 1S9 Paterson St.
Phone 859-R,
SOME PEOPLE use classified ada as soon
as they need to. Others wait, and don't
get What they want oo quickly,.
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SIMPLICITY
Everj'one knows that the greatest things in
the world are the simplest—the great govern
ments, the great business enterprises and the
great religions.
,Big men are simple of heart—true service is
simple and easy to use.
The very simplicity of the EVENING NEWS
classified section is one of the open secrets of
its success—certainly it is the basis of the great
service that these columns give to the people
of Perth Amboy every day.
The simplest arrangement of classified ads.
■ is most satisfactorj-—the little ads are all in
their places.
Run your finger down the subject-words and
see how easy it is to find an ad that interests
jrou. They will save 3-ou money every time!
When you want to use an ad, call 400 and
ask for an ad taker.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Building—Contracting_19
OUTH ELECTRIC CO.—Electrical con
tractors and dealers In electrical sup
plies; lighting fixtures of quality. 183
Smith St. Phone 22.___
R. H. BECK—Electrical Contractor; fix
tures. motors. wiring; estimates fur
nished. 1G8 New Brunswick Ave. Phone
1818. Night Phone 1329-M.__
R. L. SCHUCK—Motors and generators
installed and repaired, line construction
and interior wiring. Shop and residence
4 4'j Compton_Ave._Tel. 15^7._
J J. YELLEN—Electrical Contractor;
finished house wiring a specialty; fix
tures at reasonable prices; estimates
cheerfully furnished._161 Lind St.__
ROOFING—H. C. Smith, Jr., Roofer;
slate, slag roofing and tinning; water
proofing. 123-123 Madison Ave. Tel.
1660.__.
Heating and Plumbing_20
FIXTURES INSTALLED—Will install
Bath and Toilet Fixtures; heat your
house with steam, hot water or pipeless
furnace on monthly payments. F. J.
Larkin. 267 McClellan St. Tel. 665-R.
GAS FITTING—Damgaard & Buote,
plumbing and heating; jobbing promptly
attended to; estimates furnished. 30S
Eirn St. Phone. 2081.__
PLUMBING—S. L. Bulvanoski. plumbing,
heating, gas fitting and tinning in all its
branches; all work promptly done. 670
Charles St. Phone 1406.__
PLUMBING—John Klusendorf, plumbing,
heating and gas fitting; jobbing promptly
attended to. estimates furnished. 49S
Groom St. Phone 2221.___
Millinery—Dressmaking 22
DRESSMAKING—Children s Dress- s a
specialty. Mrs. L. P. Chase. 263 Market
gt. Phone 772-M, Perth Amboy, N. J.
JUMPER DRESSES—Made. 393 East
Avo. $1.00 a piece. Phone S33-W.
HEMSTITCHING—We do all kinds of side
and accordion pleating and machine
pleating; very reasonable prices. E. i
Weiss. 317 Maple St. Phone 2072._
Moving. Tracking, Storage _ 23
('A RT1 N't J — Wa Ish eck's t i-neral Trucking,
local and long distance moving; also
light and heavy carting. 266 Goodwin
St. Phone 1672. Perth Amboy, N. J.
EXPRESSING —Republic Trucking Co..
Motor and Express Service. Perth Am
boy-New York Daily. Perth Amboy
Phone [phone] Fayette St. N. Y.
Phone Canal 4516.__ I
HAULING—Andrew Anderson, irucam*
engines, boilers, machinery, safes, heavy
hauling and rigging of every description.
Pierce Arrow and Packard 5 ton trucks.
Tel. 17S. 77 Fayette Street, Perth Am
boy. N. J.____ —
MOVING—D. Kadln, express and storage,
long distance moving with care. 204
New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1676, 18S2.
Perth Amboy._.
MOVING—Raritan Express, carting and
trucking and moving, local and long dis
tance. Phone 353-J. J. Siendenburg. 377
Division St. ___
MOVING—Hmielski Bros.. light and
heavy trucking; local and long distance,
careful drivers, al work given our per
sonal attention. Phone 406 Perth Am
boy.______
MOVING—John Hawrylko & Son. truck
ing and moving; local and long distance;
personal attention to all work. 162
Chaunoey St. Telephone Connection.
MOVING—Lepper’s Express; transporta
tion between Perth Amboy and New
York; move In city or country. 296
Washington St. Phone 896-J._
STORAGE—Rooms for rent. Apply J.
Miller. 315-7 State Street._
TRUCKING—John Garden, transfer and
auto trucking; storage furniture and
pianos moved; country and city. 205
Market St._Phone 478._
TRUCKING—C. Borup. transfer and auto
trucking, storage, furniture and pianos
moved; city and country. 335 State St.
Phone 2176.__
Painting and Papering_24
DECORATING—Painter and Paper
Hanger; Interior decorating a specialty;
estimates cheerfully given. M. Laursen.
335 MaP1 c St. Phone 765. Res. 804-M.
DECORATING—A. P. Bainer; Painter
and Paper Hanger; work guaranteed; j
reasonable prices; estimates given. 123
So. 1st, St. Phone 643-W.. I
HOUSE. PAINTING—Decorating done
very reasonable, city and country; con
tract or day work; o. k. references. Ad
dr e hm “C. L.M Box 110, Rahway. N. J.
POINTING—Harry Cohen, Painter, Paper
Hanger; interior decorating a specialty;
estimates furnished. 423 Division St.
Phone 6S4-J. Shop 164 So. 1st St. Phone
1936._
PAPER HANGING — Painter and Decora
tor; interior work a specialty; first class
workmanship guaranteed. Viggo O. Pet
tersen. 169 Madison Ave. Phone 401-J.
PAPER HANGING—Paper Hanging a
specialty. Wall Paper retail at whole
sale prices. Paper Hangers furnished at
lowest prices. N. Y. Wall Taper Co. 360
State St. Phone 1722^
Professional Services*7
Pl.tfNO TUNING—C. Stelnhauser. Pianos
tuned and repaired. 325 State Sj. Perth
Amboy. Tel. 1354-M. First Class work.
Repairinfc_28
CABINET making—Colonial Cabinet
Works; home of expert cabinet makers;
upholstering; veneering, enameling, chair
caneing; glass table tops, shelves, mirrors
choice oriental rugs. Cleaning and re
pairing. Phone 236-M. 388 State St.
SHOE REPAIRING—Fret class, best oak
leather used; also new shoes at reason
able prees. J. Clierensky. 1S1 New
Brunswick Ave._
SHOE REPAIRING—First class; all work
guaranteed and promptly done; also new
shoes of best qualities, standard makes.
S. Goldamith. 127 Fayette St._
SHOE REPAIRINGCentral Shoe Repair
ing Co. will save your shoes. We restore
them to their original newness; moderate
prices. 279 Madison Ave. Opposite Ma
j estic.__
SHOE REPAIRING—United Shoe Repair
ing Co., only one in city using Goodyear
Welt System; saves shoes; best oak lea
ther used; moderate prices. 242 Smith
St., opposite C. R. R._
UPHOLSTERING — AND FURNITURE
REPAIRING. HARRY FEINBERG, 33
35 SMITH ST. PHONE 1571.
UPHOLSTERING—L. L. BRAIDWOOD.
362 HIGH ST. PHONE 253.
WHY DON'T you use classified Ads, too?
_BUSINESS SERVICE
_Renovating and Dyeing 21)
CARPETS—And Rugs cleaned, washed;
with our 30 years' experience we guar
antee your satsfacton. Armenian Rug
Co._288 Hobart_St._Phone_423.__
CLEANING—Alterations, Cleaning. Dye
lug, Pressing. Orders called lor and de
livered; prices moderate. S. Epstein, 255
Madison Ave., Below Majestic Theatre.
Tel. 1479,
CLEANING—Tailoring and Cutting; la
dles' and Gents' garments cleaned,
pressed and repaired; reasonable price.
P. Palo. 291 State St. Perth Amboy,
_N:_JJ._
CLOTHING REPAIRED—Dyeing to
match your sample, cleaning, repairing
men and women's clothing. Phone 1658.
Fishkin Bros., 309 State St. 136 New
Brunswick Ave.
FURS REMODELED—Furs stored free
while having them remodeled or repaired
at very low prices during the summer
months. Insured against lire and bur
glary. A. Greenhouse. 66 Smith St.
EMPLOYMENT
_Help Wanted—Female_83
BOOKKEEPER—Experienced bookkeeper
amt stenographer, for building and loan
office. Must he first class; none others
considered, •‘Bookkeeper." Care News.
CASHIER—Experienced cashier wanted.
Apply between 5 and 6 P. M. Wagner
Market. 167 Smith St._
CIGARMAKERS—And Bunch Makers
wanted. J. Klorfein Cigar Factory. 737
Cortlandt St._
CIGAR PACKERS—Experienced, wanted.
Porto Rican Cigar Co. 378 Ridgeley St,
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
320 Market St., female help furnished,
positions waiting for girls; women by
day for private families. Phone 1418-M.
FINISHER—To help dressmaker. In
quire 68 State St.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Girl wanted
for general housework. Apply at once.
Scharer. 161 State St.
GIRL—Experienced in hand sewing to
assist dressmaker. Kalman. 283 Elm
St.
GIRLS—Wanted 6 to 8 girls over 18
years 6f age. C. Pardee Works.
HOUSEWORK—Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. 40 5 St a to Street._
HOUSEWORK—Experienced girl for gen
eral housework; family of 3 adults; no
cooking; must wash and iron; sleep home
IKi Market St.
OPERATORS—We aro increasing our
plant und need 23 experienced operators
on all parts of men’s shirts; also sleevers
and closers. Sidney Koscnstein & Co.,
450 Market St._
OPERATORS—Wanted on Union Special
Machines. Cohen and Fishkin. 313
Madison Ave.*
STENOGRAPHER—Having knowledge of
bookkeeping; one who has previously
been employed in law or real estate of
fice. Reply in own handwriting. “Real
Estate,** Care News.
STENOGRAPHER—And typist with
knowledge of bookkeeping in real estate
and insurance office. Address “Steno
grapher,** Care News.
WAITRESS—Wanted. Apply Presto
Lunch. 113 Smith St.
YOUNG LADIES—Intelligent, wanted to
learn as waiters. Inquire P. A. Real Es
tate Exchange Co. 317 Madison Ave.
Help Wanted—Male_33
ASSISTANT—Intelligent boy wanted In
stock room; must be 16 or over. In
quirc Box 150, Care News.
BOY—Wanted for 2 weeks, from 7 A. M.
to 12 P. M. Seaman's. 60 Smith St.
KITCHEN WORK—Man; some experience.
Palace Hote 1. Ma dison Avenue.
MEN—Wanted for general work in chem
ical plant. Apply Mangano Mfg. Co., 17
Seminary Ave., Rahway. N. J.
SALES MANAGER—There is a big op
portunity for some live man to secure
the exclusive selling agency for the most
needed auto accessory in this territory.
No competition. Must finance initial or
der. Give telephone number if possible.
Alcemo Mfg. Co., 140 Bridge St., New
ark, N. J. __
_Help—Male or l'emade_34
AMBOY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—Au
thorized by the Department of Labor of
New Jersey. Men and women furnished
for ail types of work and work furnished
for all types of men and women. 319
Maple St. Phone 1952. Perth Amboy,
N. J.
81t uatlona Wanted—Female_38
TYPIST—Young lady wishes position as
typist. Address “M.‘* Care News._
HOUSEWORK—Woman wishes housc
work by day or week. 132 Fayette St.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER—Young girl
wishes position as general houseworker.
Inquire 361 Elm St.
_Situations Wanted—Male_37
DETECTIVE—Middle aged man wishes
position as detective. 420 Hall Ave.
SALESMAN—Middle aged man desires a
position as salesman for wholesale gro
ceries. 470 Hail Ave.
WATCHMAN—Middle aged man desires a
position as watchman for a good plant;
has experience. 319 Lawrence St.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities_38
FISH STAND—Well established; in heart
of city: for further particulars write “B.
A.** Care News._
RETAIL GROCERY—Owing to illness
when just ready to beln operations, a
profitable business, manufacturing and
selling to Retail Grocers. Delicatessen,
etc., a staple line of goods, equal to or su
perior to goods of the same character
now on the market. Specialty Sales
Corporation, Box 335. New Brunswick,
N. J._
Money to Loan_40
MORTGAGE—We have 13.000 to invest on
bond and mortgage; local property only.
Margaret ten & Lobel. Raritan Building,
phone 550.__
INSTRUCTION
_Musical, Dancing, Dramatic 44
BANJO—No play, no pay—Banjo. Mando
lin. Guitar, etc. Beginners! Play tunes
perfect firsts In six lessons or your money
back. Ragtime, etc. Instruments sold
on easy terms. Music. Friday and Sa
turday 10 A. M.-9 P. M. E. Rogers. 310
Maple St. Perth Amboy Phone 1052.
HOW ARE YOU going to find the house
: you want unless you read the classified
1 ads?
V
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles_48
COWS—"Fresh Cows and Springers for sale
or exchange for Beef Cows. Prices rea
sonable. Call or write. Levine U Kap
lmvltz. 163 Lewis St. Tel. 2097._
COWS—And Springers for sale at any
time, extra good milkers; always large
stock on hand. J. Zlotkln, Freehold, N.
J. Tel. 168-W.
HORSES—Wagons and harness will be
sold at public auction every Monday and
Tliutsady. outside horses sold on com
mlssion. L. Jaffe, Auctioneer._
HORSE—Heavy work. Inquire C. A. Bur
hart. 60 Goff Avenue, Pleasant Plains.
S. I.
Poultry and Supplies_48
CHICK FEED—Growing Mash. Blanch
ford's Milk Mash and developing feeds.
Pratt's Regulators und Remedies. Win.
Clemensen. Market and Second Streets.
Phone P. A. 682. Tottenville Phone 920. j
CHICK FEED—Scratch, Whole Corn,
Mash. Also agent for Dr. Peter’s Kurl
ko. E. Ohlson. Phone [phone] Laurie
St.___
CHICKEN COOP—Lined with windows; to
be removed at once; bargain. 130 Lewis
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POULTRY—Wholesale and- Retail Po ’try
Market; live chickens, ducks, etc., at
lowest prices. 257 New Brunswick Ave.
I>. Schaffer. Prop._i
__MERCHANDISE_
Articles fore__SaI«_51
BABY CARRIAGE—For sale. 154 Madi
son Avenue.
DOORS—Pair 4 x in each; suitable for
garage; $15.00. Apply Evening News.
LEATHER—Oak Soles and scraps. We
carry a full line of cobbler's tools and
supplies for home use. P. Barbieri, 404
406 State Bt._
RAZOR BLADES—Safety Razor Blades;
Eveready, Auto Strop, Eagle; 6 for 29c;
Gillette, 35c. 7 Gem, 35c; 3 Durham
Duplex, 24c; Eveready, Gem Razors, 75c.
Gillettes, $2.50. S. Perlmutter. 199
Smith St. __
RUBBER GOODS—Thompson - Goodyear
Rubber Corp., 315 Maple St. Tel. 2169.
Everything in Rubber; wholesale and re
tail. Plumbers, Factory and Household
Supplies._*_
STEREOTYPE MATS—$1.00 a hundred;
make excellent lining for barns, poultry
hous s, etc. Size IS Va x 22. Evening
N e v s. ___
VACUUM CLEANERS—Ohio; for hire;
$1.50 day. YVe repair anything electrical.
K. & K. Electric Co., New Brunswick
Ave. and Jefferson St. Phone 605.
_Business Equipment_62
FIXTURES—Store; for sale. 257 Madi
son Ave. _
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS—lb st grades,
55 cents; 3 for $1.5o; Carbon Papers, best.
15 cents doz., 100 for $1.25, guaranteed;
postage prepaid. 25 years In Amboy.
Comegys & Bro. 287 Elm St._
TYP EW RITE R S— Headq ua r t ers, Co ro n a s,
$37.50 to $50; Royals, $27 to $65; Under
woods, $35 to $70; Smith Premiers, $10
to $3j. Comegys &, Bro. Smith and Elm
Sttects.___._
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES—For all ma
chines; lirst class ribbons, carbon papers,
stationerv and supplies. E. M. Glueck,
75 Smith St. Phone 2177._
WAX FIGURES—A number of wax tig
urea and hat stands on hand. F. & F.
Shop. 325 Maple St._
Boats and Accessories_53
MOTORBOAT—For Mle; tee John Mtlko,
Sexton's Garage. la Smith St. Phone
1st._
MOTOR BOAT—Glass cabin, 35 ft., 20 h.
p. 4 cyl. Heavy duty Buffalo engine;
good sea boat, excellent condition and
fully found. J. C. Child, Chrome, N. J.
Building Materials_54
BOILERS—J. J. Keenen, Boilers, tanks
and smokestacks, sheet iron work of all
descriptions. Repairing a specialty. 380
and 330 Division St. and P. R. R. Perth
Amboy. N. J. Phone office 1608; resi
dence 260-R.___•__
GET—Our prices on rubber, asphalt shin
gles, roof coatings and cements. We can
make delivery at once. New Jersey
Roofing Co. 313 New Brunswick Ave.
Phono 2j.6._
HARDWARE—Elizabeth Hardware Co.,
The Home of Hardware. 137-133-141
New Brunswick Ave. Tel. Exchange 120
121 Perth Amboy.__
HARDWARE—Kelly & McAlinden Co.,
house furnishings. Eden Electric wash
ing machines; Caloric pipeless furnaces.
74 Smith St. Tel. I960 Perth Amboy.
HARDWARE—Perth Amboy Hardware
Co., retail—tools, cutlery, house furnish
ing goods. Wholesale—factory, plumb
ers and contractors’ supplies; largest
stock in Central Jersey. 313 Madison
Ave. Phone 2100.____
LUMBER--Complete line of lumber, ma
son's materials, wall boards, roofing,
sewer pipes, hardware and paints of all
kinds. Sorensen’s. 601 Sayre Ave. Phone
1G 63. __
PAINTS—Qimpleman Bros. Wall Papers.
Hardware, house furnishings, window
shades, etc. at very reasonable prices. 331 j
State St. Phone 1772,___ j
PAINTS—The Jonlee Company, head
quarters for paints, varnishes and sup
plies; wholesale and retail. 184 Smith
St. Phone 1380. Perth Amboy. N. J.
WALL PAPER—Max Goldfarb. whole
sale and retail wall paper. Builders'
hardware, Tools. Cutlery, Paints, Oils,
Varnished, Brushes, Glass. Tel. 861. 311 j
State St._ _
WALL PAPER—S. Koch, Wall Paper and
Painters Supplies; Oils, Varnishes, ready
mixed paints and house furnishings. 363
State St._Phone 1315._
WINDOW GLASS—D. Diamond. glass
contractor, polished plate and window
glass. 1S6 New Brunswick Ave. Tel.
1533 Perth Amboy, N. J.__
f arm ana uairy rroaucw_*»»
BUTTER—Rockville Farm Dairy. 203
Smith St., pure Elgin Creamery Butter,
the best in town; strictly fresh white
leghorn eggs received every day.__
BUTTER—Flemlngton Butter and Egg
Market, 232 Smith St. Strictly fresh eggs
fresh churned butter daily; direct from
Flemlngton Farms to you._
MILK—Perth Amboy Milk & Cream Co.,
always at your service. Deliveries
everywhere. Demand our products from
your dealer or grocer.
Good Things to Eat_57
BREAD—Eat that so homelike Aunt Mar
tha Broad; sold at all grocers. 81m
rnen’s Model Bakery. ____
COFFEE CAKES—Danish Coffee Cakes,
Pies. Layer Cakes. Doughnuts, etc., fresh
every day at 2 P. M. N. E. Bjornson,
Jr., 1S9 New Brunswick Ave._
CRULLERS—Mazola Cruller Shop. 233
Madison Ave., now under new ownership,
better service; sanitary condition; lower
prices. Crullers. 25c dozen.
GROCERIES—lco Cream. Candy, Tobacco
and Sodas at 409 High Street._
SALADS—Majestic Delicatessen, ready
.•ooked meats and salads, all home cook
ing; catering to parties and entertain
ments & specialty. 1S2 Smith St. Phone
1634.
Household Goods59
UA.VGE—Provident. Richardson and
Boynton in good condition. Price right.
416 State St. _
FURNITURE—Dublin Furniture House, all
kinds of furniture, baby carriages, floor
coverings a specialty; reasonable prices;
positively new goods. 279 Smith Street.
FUItN1TURE—Furniture for sale; beds,
bureaus and chairs. 43 Woodruff Place.
KITCHEN CABINET—Hoosier, Side
Board, Heavy Brass Bed. Ice Box, Flor
ence Oil Stove, 4 Burner Gas Range,
Clark Jewell. 141 Main St.. Tottenvllie.
OAK BUFFET—Dining Chairs, Chiffonier.
Genuine Leather Couch. Oak Rocker.
Mahogany Tete. Mahogany Chairs. Pic
tures. Kitchen Utensils. Wall Mirror. Bed
Springs. Small Tables. 90 State St.
Machinery and Tools61
MOTORS AND GENERATORS—All kinds
of A. C. and D. C.. also rewinding and
repairing promptly attended to. Perth
Amboy Storage Battery & Electric Co.,
266 Madison Ave. Tel. 1807.
Musical Instruments69
CIROLA—
Talking machine; suitable for motor
ing and camping trips: price only
$39.60 including 10 selections of your
own choice. J. Smerllng's Music Store.
14S Smtih St. Open Evenings. Phone
1730.
I
SPECIFIC Classified ads get good results
~ quickest.
_MERCHANDISE_
Musical Instruments_6*
GRAFONOLAS—The Columbia Grafonola
is now back at pre-war prices, a saving
from $2.50 to $100 on various models.
Model L2, $175; was $275; Model K2,
$150; was $225; Model H2. $140; was
$165; Model G2, $125; was $150; Model
F2. $100; was $140; Model E2. $85; was
$125; Model D2. $60; was $75; Model C2,
$46; was $50; Mode! A2. $30; was $32.50.
Easy terms. Salter's. 357 State St.
Phone 860.__
PIANOS—Brunton; pianos and player
pianos; Kranich A: Bach, Hardman
Pianos. Sonora Phonographs, Columbia
Grafonolas. George Post. Manager. 204
Smith St. ___
RECORDS—Columbia Grafonolas, clocks,
watches. Jewelry. Catholic prayer books,
repairing all makes talking machines;
watches. B. Dzlelak. 312 8mlth St.
RECORDS —Emerson Ret >rds; all the la
test songs and dance hits on sale.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry; also expert
watch repairing. S. Cardon. 70 Smith
St.
. . . . : -- . —- * I
Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers_63
CLARK THE~FLORIST—179 Smith St..
Flowers for all occasions; floral designs,
bridal bouquets our specialty. Gold Fish.
Phone 296-M.______
STRUVE, THE FLORIST—Phone 6S4.
Palms, ferns, pot plants, cut flowers,
floral designs a specialty. W. Struve &
Sons. 355 Laurie St. __
THE FLOWER SHOP—107 Fayette St.
Flowers for every occasion; wedding 1 ou
quets. floral pieces, cut flowers, potted
plants. L. E. Fitzgerald. Tel. 148-J.
THE KITCHENMEISTER — Florist;
Phone 1566; funeral designs; bouquets
for weddings and parties; wreaths and
other floral decorations., 58 Smith St.
THE ROSE SHOP—"Say it with flow
ers.* By telegraph or mall; sent any
where; cut or potted flowers. 80 Smith
St. Phone 1561. __
_Speclals at the Stores_64
E*. NAM ELW A RE—Special sale; closing out
our entire stock at less than cost. John
Molnar._4S1A State St..
Wanted—To Buy« C3 |
FALSE TEETH— Wanted; don't matter if
broken; also 'old gold and silver. High
est prices paid. Write and I will c- -L
B. Gtdler, 185 Hail Avenue._
FURNITURE—Excellent prices paid for
your furniture by largest used furniture
dealer in city. Call us first it will pay.
Miller’s, 539 State St. Phone 793-W.
FURNITURE—Second hand; bought and
sold. 1. Sc her. 6-8 Smith St._
FURNITURE—We buy all kinds second
hand furniture. G. Houser. 103 Fayette
St. Phone_848-YV._
FURNITURE:—High Prices paid for sec
ond hand furniture; also all kinds of fur
niture. stoves, bedding, floor covering for
sale. Sussman. 23 Smith St. Tel. 1496
_J.____
FURNITURE—Second Hand Furniture
bought and sold; also new and second
hand bicycles. W. Gaudette. 242 New
Brunswick Ave.___
WANTED—Horse and Milk Wagon. 7423
Amboy Road, Totteiiv 1 lie. Phone 152-M.
WILE BUY—Sell or exchange all kinds of
coupons, soap wrappers, milk lifbels. Elk
Trading Stamp Co. 338 State St.
ROOMS AND BOARD '
Hooiiih With Hoard 67
BARCLAY ST., 407—Furnished room with
or without hoard; private family.
GORDON ST., 181—Handsome large front
room, up to date; private hotiM._
HOTEL REMINGTON—377 Smith St.,
furnished rooms by day or week; rooms
steam heated, meals served; also regu
lar board. Tel. 49JL_
flf.VDISON AYE.. 207—Near Smith; nice
bright furnished room; suit couple or
friends; all conveniences; board if re
quired. Mrs. Sanders. Phone 2154 or
call.__ I
McCLELLAN ST., 260—2 connecting front j
rooms for light housekeeping; all im-i
provements. McClellan House.
McCLELLAN ST., 262—Rooms for light
housekeeping. 262 McClellan St.
It.>onis Without Board_68
BRIGHTON AYE., 236—Front room for
gentleman._ .
ELM ST., 3U—Furnished room for 1 or 2
gentlemen or ladies; cooking if desired
by couple. _ _
ELM Sl\,—32S—Furnished front room; all
improvements; for one or two friends or
coupie 328 Elm* St.___
FAYETTE ST., 71—Furnished room; all
improvements___
HIGH ST., 339—Two large cozy rooms;
electric light with piano; all conveniences
reasonable._
HIGH ST.. 218—Furnished room. Inquire
218 High St.___
KEARNEY AYE.. 149—Westminster; nice
large room for rent; also rooms for light
housekeeping._
LEWIS ST., 100—Furnished front room.
Tel. 1792-R._
McCLELLAN ST., 267—1 Single room; 1
double room; all Improvements.__
NEW BRUNSWICK AYE.. 192—Furnish
ed room. Downstairs._
RECTOR ST., 160—Furnished room for
gentleman; private family.__
STATE ST., 231—Furnished room to let;
good home to right party._<
WASHINGTON ST.. 92—Furnished r om,
central location; use of batli and phone.
Private family. Phone 492-W._.
CHOICE LOCATION—Nice room for gen
11 eman; private fa mil y. Phone 125-W.
Rooms for Housekeeping_69
GORDON ST.. 55—2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; all improvements.
MADISON AYE., 122—Two furnished
rooms and kitchen with private family.
Adults only. __
MAIN ST., 141—Furnished Rooms for
light housekeeping. Tel. 1022-M, Tott.
STATE ST., 345-347—Furnished rooms
to rent for light housekeeping.
Where to Eat_71
PRESTO LUNCH—And Bakery; home
pastries; popular prices; open day and
night. :i:*. Smith Street._
VICTORY RESTAURANT—Oyster and
Chop House; sea food special; popular
prices. 322 State Street, near Jefferson
St., Perth Amboy. Tel. 2234.
EXCELLENT MEALS—Served in private
home; individual table service. Phone
1567.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats_74
AMBOY-AVE*. 98 4—5 room flat. Inquire
V. Hoffman.
EAST AVE.. 388—Four room flat to rent;
oil improvements. __
ELM ST.. 341—Rooms to let; suitable for
large family; with or without ham and
garage,__
FAYETTE ST.—5 rooms; improvements.
Inquire Solomon. 173 Hall Ave.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE . 441—5 rooms;
improvements. Inquire L. Garber._
NEW BRUNSWICK AYE.. 675—Part of
house to rent. Inquire Mrs. Walter Mul
lins. 659 New Brunswick Ave.
NEW ST, 372—Four rooms for couple
only.___________
APARTMENT—6 rooms; all improve
ments. Inquire S. Tucker. 58 Brighton
Ave,_' _
FLAT—Four Rooms; all Improvements in
cluding heat. C. M. Christensen. 374
New Brunswick Ave._
_Business Places For_ Rent_75
KING ST.—New store just off Smith St.
on King St. will lease; also manufactur- j
Ing space 4,800 square feet. Theo. S. ,
Brown. 2S2 King St,_ I
MADISON AVE.—For rent part of store
on new White Way; suitable for shoe
shining and hat cleaning parlor. Inquire
Central Shoe Repairing Co., 270 Madison
Avenue.___
MADISON AVE.—Store to let between
Smith and Market Streets. Inquire Perth
Amboy Garage Co._
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. 145—Part of |
second floor for shop use; sign painter j
or plumber or similar business. F. K.
Martin, 145 New Brunswick Ave. ;
SMITH ST., 318—Store with rooms In the
rear. Inquire Sewitch. 179 Brighton
Avenue.
STORES—Two for rent; good business lo
cation. Inquire Perth Amboy Real Es
tate Exchange. 317 Madison Ave.
Houses For Rent_77
HOUSE—To let. all Improvements. Inquire
Maple Realty Co._
MADISON AVE., 71—4 room house for
rent. .
IF YOU WANT advertising, use want ads.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Offices and Dt* Boom 78
OFFICE—Large front office to let. Apply,
Maple Realty Co. 215 Smith St.
Suburban For Rent_
TOTTENV1LLE—Four rooms and bath.
All improvements. 126 Yetman Ave.
_Business Property_ M |
MAIN ST., 223. WOODBRIDGE—Big bar- .
gain in property; best business location !
in town; comer Main and William Sts.,
Woodbrldge, N. J. Inquire 223 Main St.,
Woodbrid g.;,_—
"REAL ESTATE FOR sale'
_Farms and Land for 8ale_83
FARMS—See our Poultry, Fruit. Truck
and Dairy Farms. Consult our Agricul
turist before you buy. Eastern Farm
I>* Y. 1 nt Co., Raritan_Bldg.__
FORDS—Small Farms for sale; $5.00 a
month; no interest. John Hanson. 130
Smith Street.
POULTRY FARM—Small; at Fords; 700
heads; all kinds of machinery; chicken
houses; 6 room brick house; all Improve
ments; price $6,500; cash $3,000. Inquir
Perth Amboy Real Estate Exchange. 31'
Madison Ave.
_Houses for Sale_M
CAT A LI’A AVE.—Bargal to quick buy
er; a one family house. Inquire Philip
Levine, Raritan Building._—
DIVISION ST.—Big Sacrifice; owner leav
ing town; 2 family house near Washing
ton Street; 9 rooms; electric and gu*
with diiwway; price only $4,300; caa
needed $1500; terms easy. Scnoncelt
Blitzer, Raritan Building. Tel 1558,
GROVE ST.. 375—5 room stucco house;
part Improvements._
GROVE ST.. 31.0—10 room brick house;
all Improvements. _ _
MADISON AVE.—6 rooms, all Improve
ments, deep lot, $4600.00; $1500.00 cash.
Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc., 208 Smith
St.
OAK ST.—Big bargain; must be sold at
once; 2 family building on Oak near
Smith St., all improvements with big
driveway; price $720u; easy terms.
Schoncelt & Blitzer. Raritan Building.
Tel, 1558.___
PATERSON ST,*—Two family frame house
9 rooms; improvements; $600.00 or more
cash required; act quick If you want a
bargain; rent $50 per month. Conard St
Company._ _ _
SMITH ST.—Property for sale; also a
number of desirable residence properties.
Fraser Bros., Savings Bank Building.
Second Floor.___
STATE ST., 715—3 family frame dwelling
and one family dwelling in rear; good
location for business property; price
$6,200. Inquire Massopust Bros. & Com
_pany._C92_State St._
STATE .STREET—3 story brick store with
flat and all improvements; lot 25 x 150;
garages, property shows handsome in- *•
come; low price; easy terms. Charles L.
Steuerwald, Inc., 20S Smith St._
WOODRUFF PLACE—7 room house, all
modern improvements; driveway; ga
rage for 2 automobiles; price reason
able. Alexander Kosene. Raritan Build
ing.
HOUSE—Beautiful six room house and
bath; every Improvement; Just com
pleted; located on west side of city.
Telephone 1960 or call at 74 Smith St._.
HOUSE—6 room house, all improvements
between Fords and Metuchen; terms. Ad
dress J. V. Schmitt, 819 Ashland Ave.,
Niagara Falls, N. Y._
_Lota lor Sale _83
FORDS—Building lots, $55 each and at
Wood bridge. $55 each; small farms at
$400 each and upwards. Hans Nielsen
Co. 196 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J.
FORDS—$2 a Mon til buys a 25x100 ft.^^V
lot at Fords Park; price $100; no Inter* I*
est; lot 10 minutes walk from Rogan'gK*r
Corner. See John Hanson. 130 Smith
St.
FORDS—100 lots. 25x100 ft. each at
Ideal Park at Fords, opposite Hogan's
Corner; terms to suit purchaser. See
John Hanson. 130 Smith St,
FORDS—Lot on Hamilton Avenue, 25 x
125, for sale cheap. Inquire 144 New
Brunswick Avenue.______
FORDS—2 lots for sale on Hornsby St.,
Fairfield Terrace. Address “J. K.” Care
News._ ,
FORDS—2 lots for sale on Hamilton Ave..
Fairfield Terrace. Address *'E. K. R,
Care News.
RARITAN MANOR—Corner Lt 100 ]:),
restricted property; will sacrifice. In>
quire A. Larson. 170 Brighton Ave.
RESERVOIR PARK—250 lots at Reser
voir Park, in city of Perth Amboy; ten
minutes’ walk from Barber Asphalt
l’lant; $100 a piece; terms to suit. John
Hanson, owner. 130 Smith Street, Perth
Amboy.__
LOTS—Very desirable building lots on
easy terms; $250 and up. M. H. Madsen.
175 Smith St. or 4 70 Brace Avenue._
_Shore Property for Sale_86 4
BUNGALOW—For sale; 16 x 36; city wa
ter; shower bath; lot 25 x 100; near
shore cf Raritan Bay. Price $1250. B.
Williams, Tottenville, N. Y.
SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS—For sale 2
aero plot on main road; 100 young fruit
trees; surveyed, to be S00 feet above sea J
level; will sell for $1S00. Address Box m
13, Care News.____________________ m
_Suburban for Sale_87
AMBOY HGTS.—10 room house, electro,
6 lots and garage, low price, reason for
selling, old age. Inquire H. Zimmerle,
Commercial Ave._
FORDS—5 oom bungalow, $4,S00. 6 room
house, $5,000. 6 room house $5,500. Can be
purchased on easy terms. Pierce John
son Co. 217_ Smlth_St._
FORDS—Beautiful new 6 rooms and all j
improvements, beamed ceilings, substan-y"' A
tlally built and in good taste, refined sur-f JA
rounding, very cozy house; price $5800.00,*
easy terms. Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc.,
20.s Smith Street.__*
FORDS—2 lots for sale on Hornsby St.
and Fairfield Terrace. Address “E. K. R.’*
Care News.
FORD AND SUMMIT AVE.—7 room house
bungalow style all modern improvements
including heat; easy terms. Weisman,
Vine St.. Fords.
FORDS—5 room house for sale or rent,
all improvements; 2 minutes from trol
ley. Inquire Aaron Gross, Fords. Phone
1817.
HOUSES—
For sale at Fords. Best section, new
6 room house; all modern improve
ments; driveway for garage. For Bale
at Metuchen. $10.00 down will buy a
well located building lot a few minu
tes from trolley and bus lines. Have
a number of houses and building lots
in Perth Amboy. Prices and terms to
suit. P< n’t miss these bargains. Par
ticulars. Carl Jacobs, Real Estate and
Insurance. 179 Brighton Ave. Eat.
1889. Tel. 561.
KEYPORT—8 room house for sale; lot 48
x 285. 203 Florence Ave,, Keyport.
METUCHEN, WOODBRIDGE AVE.. 85—
7 room house; 2 years; garage; lot 75 x
115; $8500; mortgage $4,000.
TOTTENVILLE, N. Y.—Dwelling, fully
furnished, on lot 75 x 150; beautiful
location; price $6,000. B. Williams. Tot
tenville, N. Y._
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.—2 family double
frame dwelling; 10 rooms; situated on
corner Albert and Catherine Streets.
Will sell at a reasonable price. Inquire
Massopust Bros. & Company. 692 State
Street.__
WOODBRIDGE—House. 7 rooms; all im
provements; lot 50 x 100: driveway. $5000,
only $1200 cash. Charles L. Steuerwald,
Inc., 208 Smith Street._
WOODBRIDGE—New 6 room house:
improvements, large lot. convergent £»
church and achobl. $5500.00; $2000.00
cash. Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc., 208
Smith Street._ I
__Wanted—Real Estate_ 89
FARMS—Farmers If you have farms for
sale or to rent in the vicinity of Perth
Amboy, N. J., write or call personally ;o
Mindszenthy and Mirossay. 167 Hall
Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. Mr. Stephen
Bodnar, Manager.
HOUSE—Business man. family of four
adults would like to rent or l*ase 6
rooms with improvements in Woodbridge
or Metuchen; will pay high rent; option
to purchase; must bn In good neighbor
hoori. Nielsen. 176 New Brunswick Ave.
PERTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Department
Property In all sections of the city fop
■ale at fair prices, good term*.
If you wish to buy or sell it will be to
your advantage to call on us.
“Superior Service”
REAL ESTATE—Bought and sold; notary
public, automobiles insured. Burglary.
Plate Glass. Accident and Health Insur
ance. “The Old Reliable.” over 20 year* /• •>
in business. Phone 8S2-W or see Nielsen ( T
176 New Brunswick Avenue, |