Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], August 26, 1921, LAST EDITION, Page 16, Image 16

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CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
8—Coming Eventa
9—Personal·
JO—Loit and Found
AUTOMOBILES
11—Automobiles for Sale
12—Motorcycles and Bicycles.
13—Automobiles for Exchange
14—Auto Accessories
15—Service Stations—Repairing
16—Auto Livery—Garages
17—Wanted—Automobiles
BUSINESS SERVICE
18—Business Services Offered
19—Building—Contracting
|0—Heating and Plumbing
^—Insurance
-fcfillinery—Dressmaking
-Moving, Trucking, Storage
-Painting—Papering
-Patent Attorneys
16—Printing—Stationery
J7—Professional Services
38—Repairing
JD—Renovating and Dyeing
80—Tailoring and Pressing
|1—Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
J2—-Help Wanted—Female
3—Help Wanted—Male
84—Help—Male or Female
85—Salesmen and Agents
36—Situations Wanted—Female
17—Situations Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL
88—Bualneaa Opportunities
39—Inveatments. Stocks, Bonds
40—Money to Loan
41—Wanted—To Borrow
JINS'i'fCUiri'JUii
12—Correspondence Coursée
|3—Local Instruction Classes
14—Musical. Dancing, Dramatic
16—Private Instruction
(6—Wanted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK
47—Dogs. Cats, Pets
18—Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
49—Poultry and Supplies
HO—Wanted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE!
61—Article· foi Sale
12—Businei ι and Office Equipment
53—Boats and Accessories
64—Building Materials
56—Farms and Dairy Products
66—Fuel and Feed
57—Good Things to Eat
68—Home-made Things
59—Household Goods
80-—Jewelry and Watches
51—Machinery and Tools
2—Musical Instruments
13-^-Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers
14-'—Specials at Stores
15—Wearing Apparel
M—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT
ι 17—Room· Wltîi Board
18—Room· Without Board
t $9—Rooma for Hc-usetee^lng
*0—Yaosuir.1 Places
■^WnWre to Eat
N,..—Where to Stop In Town
ί /3—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
• -Apartments and Flats
—Business Places for Rent
-Farms for Rent
-Houses for Rent
Offices and Desk Room
■Suburban for Rent
•Summer Places for Rent
—Wanted—To Rent
jr.·/ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
$3—Business Property
IS1—Farms and Land for Sale
;84<·—Houses for Sale
BS—-Lots for Sale
86—Shore Property for Sale
ί87—Suburban for Sale
88—Real Estate for Exchange
89—Wanted—Real Estate
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Flower· 4
BOUQUETS—For Weddings and Parties;
Wreathe* and other floral decorations.
Miss J. q. Hatoswy. 888 State St.
CLARK Til Ε FLORIST—1 78 Smith St..
Flowers for all occasions, floral designs,
bridal bouquets our specialty. Gold Fish.
Phone 296-M —_
Ml:' VE. ΓΙΙΙ·. FLORIST—Phone 684.
Palms, ferns, pot plants, cut flowers,
floral designs a specialty. W. Struve &
Sons. 856 Laurie St.
THE FLOW EH SHOP—187 Fajrett· St.
Flowers for every occasion; wedding ' ou
quets. floral pieces, cut flowers, potted
plants. L. E. Fitzgerald. Tel. 148-J.
THE KITCHEN Μ Ε 1ST EE — Florist;
Phone 1566; funeral designs; bouquets
for weddings and parties; wreaths and
other f : ί ·ι coratlong. 58 Smith St.
THtt ROSE SHOP-"S||r It *lth flow
ers .· Uv telegraph or mall; sent any
where; cut or potted flowers. 80 Smith
St. Phone 1661.
Lost and Found 10
BEADED BAG—Purple velvet containing
small sum of money; lost on Neville St.
or on C. R. R. Station. Return 408
Neville St.
NOTICE—Will party who took bag and
and hat from Steamer Sirius Wednesday
Phone 127 -J.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale 11
BU1CK COUPE—4 passenger; late 191 9
model; a-l condition; bargain to quick
buyer; s- - n Friday morning between 9
11 nt .'JO Mil in Street. Metuohen.
ν I : ' » LET -'Touring ; 19J1 model; unly
run 2,00(i miles: Ilk·; new; will sell for
Tel Metuchen 10S-M.
In 11 nil·. SEPAN- IltO; first class condi
tion; very reasonable; part cash. H. C.
Nannen. Jr., 528 Linden Ave., Wood
brldge, N. J. Phone 128-M.
DORT—Chummy Roadster; at a bargain.
Standard Oil Quran»·. Phone 340.
G. M. C. Τ RU C Κ—- ton with combina
tion rack and van body; driven 6,000
miles; barguin for cash. Cal! F. B.
Wright. Phon.i Long Branch 1546-W.
KISSED CAR—δ passenger; good condl
tlon. 475 Brace Ave.
LIMOUSINS—Touring; Super 6; five pas
senger; custom built body; mechanically
perfect; snubbers and 2 extra tires. Sex
fι>n's Garage. 15 Smith St.
MACK—ton panel body, 1921 model;
reasi able, 339 Ball Avenge.
OLDSMOBILE 8 CHASSIS—1920. Rebuilt,
fully guaranteed, good as new; reason
able price. Inspect at Ideal Garage. 643
Amboy Avfcnue.
TRUCK—One ton; cheap. Inquire B.
Nussbaum. 485 State Street. Grocery
Store. I
BARG -INS—1918 Dodge Touring, $525.00.
1018 Ford Sedan, 8385.00. 1018 Ford
Delivery, $210.00. One Hup Roadster,
1175.00. Inquire <88 Smith Street.
USED CARS "Nash Touring, Paige Tour
ing. Central Garage. 225 New Bruns
wick_Ave. Time payments arranged.
nsion ('Alls—And Trucks at real bargains
1020 Lexington Sedan, slightly used as
demonstrator at a big bargain. If you
are in the market for a used car or
truck, we have them; time payments can
be arranged. Oak St. Garage. 319 Oak
St. Phone 215.
USED CARS—Always a good assortment
of user! cars to select from at Garret«*n's
305-307 New Brunswick Avenue.
USED FORD CARS- 1917 Touring Car.
$175. 1020 Touring Starter. $310. 1920
Runabout Starter, $250. 1917 Runabout,
$190; 1918 Solid Truck. $285. Also 1916
Brlsco Touring, $115. W. E. Mount, Ma
tnwan. N. J. Ponhe 71.
USED CARS—Sell, Trade or Buy. Ford
Roadster, $150. 1919 Ford Touring, $275.
1920 Chevrolet Sedan 490, $500. County
Bridge Garage, 409-11 Market St., Phone
1Β 31. I
USED CARS—Big assortment; in first
class condition; can be seen at Sexton's
Garage. 15 Smith St. Phone 181.
USED C'AKS—Dodge Roadster, Oldsmobile
Coupe, Overland Touring and Hudson
Touring; all in good running order. Su
perior Garage Co.
USED FOItD OAKS—A!\ mortels; from
$100 up. We have plenty on hand; time
payments arranged. Dorsey Motors, Inc.
363 and 367 Division St. Tel. 866 and
1916.
Motorcycle· and Bicycles 12
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 Street·
;3—Madison Ave. and Paterson St.
24—Market and Sheridan Streets
25—Smith Street and Central R R.
B6—Market and First Streets
.'7—Raiitan Copper Works
Î8—High and Lewis Streets
14—Madison Avenue and Smith Street
[55—Smith and High Streets
36—New Brunswick Ava and New Street
17—Smith and 8tate Streets
41—Standard Underground Cable Co.
42—Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
43—Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
45—Commerce and Front 8treets
46—State and Washington 8treets
47—High and Washington Streets
52—Cortlandt and Easton Streets
54—State and Buckingham Ave.
65—Parker St. and Pulaski Ave.
Γ.6—Hall Ave. and Charles 8t.
57—State and Wayne Street·
58—Near Lead Works
59—Maurer
62—Washington Street and Park Avenue
63—New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
G4—Smith Street and Watson Avenue
65—Commerce and State 8treets
72—Front and Smith Streets
73—Wate* and Gordon Streets
7 4—Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
81—Brace and Hanson Avenues
82—Smith and Herbert Street·
83 Amboy Ave. and Washington St.
84—Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
15—Near City Hospital.
86—Cleveland and Brace Avenues
87—Amboy and Hall Avenue·
193—Amboy Ave. and Insiee Street
183—Lawrence and Francis Street·
I 94—Neville and Johnstone Streets
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BATTERIES—Wll lard Threaded Rubb*·'
Batteries, unfailing guards agalnat nee<
for reinstation during the battery's life
Battery & Motor Service Station. 141
I ^ew Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1885.
! LEATHERETTE—Recover your own aut<
lop for less than 15.00. Leatherette 75»
yard. Tires at % lift. 30 χ 3, $10 00
Cur price Auif Supply 100-1» Fhvmm
SPEEDOMETERS--! nmond A: Dlmond
Bearings for all cars; vulcanizing. Phon<
2173. Madison Ave, and Market St.
TIRES—For sale; Goodyear. Goodrich
Michelin. Flsk and United States. F. Κ
Martin. 146 New Brunswick Avapue.
TIRES—Brlgtttoft a · Parage; tlrea
tubes an ' accessories Phone 1422-M.
Service Stations— Kepaiflnf 11
ΛλΙΙΙϋΥ ΛΙΓΟ RADIATOR W(
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
paired. auto sheet metal work. 1δ4 New
BrunswicI; Ave. Tel. 1607.
AMBOY AUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY
CARS NEATLY WASHED AND POL
ISHED. CARS CALLED FOR. 4<
SMITH STREET. TEL. 672 PERTH
A M BOY. 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 aer
vlce call 1581.
ATLANTIC GAR AG É—Ε ver-ready Storage
Batteries, auto electric service and sup
plies; all makes of batteries recharged
and repaired; sales and service station..
_B66 Am ioy Ave. Tel. 1866.
ΛI TO TOPS—Recovered and repaired; au
tomobile robes, blanketa. slip ere.
Eveready Flashlights, batteries. Icy Hot
Bottles and Lunch Boxes. P. Guthoff.
184 New Κ runs wlek Ave. Phone 1680.
AUTO PAINTING—John P. Jacko, Auto
mobile, Truck and Wagon Painter. 255
New Brunswick Ave. Jitney Bus palnt
Ing a specialty.
CLAUSEN ft JOHNSON—Auto Topa 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.
ELLIS BROS.—Garage, for your repair
ing, moving and trucking, car and taxi
service. Storage and supplies. Phone
2197. 480-432 High St.
FEDERAL AUTO RADIATOR^ WORKS
paired, ail kinds auto eheet 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
Horns by S t. Phone 2053 Perth Amboy.
FRANK HUDA—Commercial automobile
body builders and repairers; automobile
painting; specializing on touring and
commercial cars. 4 »9 Division St. Phone
703-J. y
3EOÛGE SIMON GARAGE—Storage end
repairing; New Brunswick Ave., corner
Convery Place. Phone 711. ___.
HIGH ST. GAIIAGE—Expert repairing,
overhauling, pleasure cars, trucks, carbon
burning; automobile supplies. 342 High
St. Phone 2283. A. A. Maurer.
TACOB & MORROW—Auto Repair Co.,
distributors for Middlesex County Selden
Motor Trucks; 1 to 5 tons. 310 Pros
pect St. Phone 2066.
MAGNETOS REPAIRED—Williams Auto
Electric Service Station; magnetos, gen
erators. starters; batteries pruperly and
fully rechaiged 60c. Agent for the Wlth
erbee_Βattery 140 New Brunswick Ave.
Λ ASTER MECHANIC—Otto Dletz. 18
years experience on all maku of cars and
marine engines; work guaranteed. Phone
1816. Corner State and Cl.auncey Sts.
PERTH AMBOY AUTO BODY CO.—
Builders of autt delivery and truck bod
ies; painting and repairing. 889-893 State
St. Phone 1601.
i'ETE'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. 183 Fayette St.
Phone «172.
VULCANIZING—Largest, most complete
tire, tube repair shop In state; best ser
vice. Satisfaction guaranteed. George's
Tire shop. 180 New Brunswick Ave. On
the corner.
VULCANIZING—Steam Vulcanizing and
retreading. Billy's Tire Shop. Phone
2140. 148 New Brunswick Ave.
WATBON AVE. GAItAfiM?—Aulo repair
ing, marine and stationary engine. II.
Kress. Tel. 2240.
WELDING—Brasing of all kinds of met
als. Tel. 2120. Herbert's Garage, Fords.
Auto I-1 ν e ry—G a rages 16
2HR1S JOHNSON—Oldest Taxi Service In
the city. Phone 46; also motorcycles
and accessories. 163 New Brunswick
Avenue.
GARAGES—'six, and orie shop for rent on
King Street. Inquire Maple Realty Co.,
215 Smith Street.
GARAGE—153 Gordon Street. Telephone
793-J.
IMPROVED GARAGE—For Rent. |5. In
quqlre 4 58 Park Ave., Upstairs.
JOE'S TAXI—Phone 2020. Day and
Night service. Cars to hire for weddings
funerals, etc. By hour, trip or day. 426
Division SU
Wanted—Automobiles 17
AUTOMOBILES—Perth Amboy Auto
Wrecking Co., Rachlin A- Feldman; high
est prices paid for all kinds of automblles
All kinds of parts 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
Bualneas Services Offered 18
BLACKSMITH—And practical horseshoer
Wheelwright and body builder. Chas. J.
LAUNDRY—Wet Wash and Flat Work
donu b the oldest, largest operating plant
In the city. Middlesex Sanitary Laundry
No. δ Gordon St.. Perth Amboy, N. J. Tel.
1893. T. Currie, Prop.
LOCKSMITH—D. Dekoff; locksmith and
general repair shop; lawn mowers sharp
ened; baby carriages repaired, retired.
306 High St. Corner Smith· Tel. 3232.
RARITA Ν "" PÛBHC SERVICE—Mimeo
graphing. public stenographer, adverti
sing. -03 Raritan Building, Perth Am
boy. N. J. Phone ^856.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS — Money ex
change. notary. Mlndzsenthy Λ Mirroesny,
167 Ilall Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. Tel.
JU2.
SHOES 6111 NED—George's Shoe Shining
Parlor; regular shine 5c, cream shins,
10c. cream Uye. 20c. 152 Smith St..
Junior 11 all.
STAMPING—And Hemstitching to order;
all kinds of wool In all colors; sweaters,
underwear and hosiery. J. Hoffman. 230
Smith Street.
WÀLL» PAPIER—Have your windows, wall
paper cleaned In your home, store or of
fice; moderate charges. Perth Amboy
Window Cleaning Co.. 102 Broad St.
Phone 1906.
Building—(ont meting 111
AMBOT LIGHTING CO.—Full lln· of
lighting fixtures, electrical supplies and
household appliances. 193-95 Smith St.
Phone <31.
CARPENTERING—J. H. Smith. General
jobbing; store fixtures and alterations;
screen doors, window»? screens made to
order. 1S9 Paterson St. Phone 859-R.
CARPENTER—General contractor; plans,
specifications, estimates free; send postal.
Will call promptly. Methner. Washing
ton Heights. Pennsylvania Ave., near
New Brunswick Ave., R. F. D. No. 1,
Pe rth Amboy. ,
GUT H ELECTRIC CO.—Electrical con
tractors and dealers in electrical sup
plies; lighting fixtures of quality. 185
Smith St. Phone 33.
R. L. SCHUCK—Motors and generators
installed and repaired. line construction
and Interior wiring. Shop and residence
4 49 Compton Ave. Tel. 1517.
Building—Contracting: 19
J J. YELLEN—Electrical Contractor;
finished house wiring a specialty; fix
tures at reasonable prices; estimates
cheerfully famished. 161 Lind St.
ROOFING—IÏ. C. Smith. Jr., Roofer;
slate, slag roofing and tinnlntr: wst«r
prooflng. 123-125 Madison* Ave. Tel.
1rC0
Going away? Read classification 23 of
the Classified Ad Section and telephone a
reliable truckman to call for your trunk.
The Classified Ad Section has a mes
sage for you today. Read it.
PUSH WILL FIND A WAY
Plenty oi* men—and the up-and-coming ones
who are going to be heard from tomorrow—
are finding good positions.
Jobs are harder to get, but good men are
connecting with them every day. The point is
—that it takes ability and initiative to get the
work you want.
Progressive men are not waiting for more
desirable positions to come to them—they
know that the only way to get what they want
is go out after it!
These are the men who are finding congenial
and profitable employment through the use of
The EVENING NEWS Situation Wanted ads.
They win the attention and the interest of the
employers of Perth Amboy by their wide
awake method of approach.
You can get in touch with every employer in
the city who might be interested in your ser
vices by running a well written ad about your
self in tomorrow's NEWS. The cost is trifling.
Stop at The EVENING NEWS Offiçe and
talk things over with an ad-taker.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Healing and Plumbing SO
FIXTURES INSTALLED—Will Install
Bath and Toilet Fixtures; heat your
house with steam, hot water or plpeless
furnace on monthly payments. F. J.
Larkln. 267 McClelian St. Tel. 8<S«R.
PLUMBING·—Damgaard & Buote. Heat
ing and gas fitting. Jobbing promptly at
tended to; estimates furnished. 808
Elm St. Phone 2081.
PLUMBING—e. L. Bulvanoskl, 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. 498
Groom St. Phone 2221.
Millinery—-Dressmaking 28
DRESSMAKING—Ladies; latest fashions;
hemstitching and buttons covered. A.
Kalman. 283 Elm St. I
DRESSMAKING—Up-to-date. Done at ί
364 Neville Street.
HEMSTITCHING—We do all kinds of side
and accordion pleating and machine
pleating; very reasonable prices. E.
Weiss. 317 Maple St. Phone 2072.
Moving, Trpcklp, Storage 83
AUTO TRUCKING—Long distance and
moving at railroad rates; also storage. A.
B. Stryker. 223 Grant St. Tel. 2161.
CARTING—Walsheck's General Trucking,
local and long distance moving; also
light and heavy carting. 266 Goodwin
St. Phone 1672. Perth Amboy, N. J.
HAULING—Andrew Anderson, Trucking
engines, boilers, machinery, safes, heavy
hauling and rigging of every description.
Pierce Arrow and Packard 5 ton trucks.
Tel. 178. 77 Fayette Street. Perth Am·
boy. N. J.
MOVING—D. Kadln, express and storage,
long distance moving with care. 204
New Brunswick Ave. Phone [phone].
Perth Amboy.
MOVING—Raritan Express, carting and
trucking and moving, local and long dis
tance. Phone 353-J. J. Slendenburg. 877
Division St.
Umlol.1,1 Rrm llarht and
heavy trucking; local and long distance,
careful drivera, 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
Chauncey St. Telephone Conneotlon.
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, 345-347 State Street.
TRUCKING—John Gardell, 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.
TRUCKING—Deliman's expressing; light
trucking; local and long distance. Phone
3 78-J.
Fainting and Papering 84
DECOIt ATING—A. P. Barner; Painter
and Paper Hanger; work guaranteed;
reasonable prices; estimates given. 123
So. 1st St. Phone 643-W.
PAINTING—Harry Cohen, Paper Hanger;
interior decorating a specialty; estimates
furnished. 178 Broad St. Shop 164 So.
1st St. Phone 547-J.
PAPER HANGING—Paper Hanging a
specialty. Wall Paper retail at whole
sale prices. Paper Hangers furnished at
lowest prices. Ν. Γ. Wall Paper Co. 360
State 8t. Phone 1722.
Professional Services y
PIANO TUNING—C. Stelnhauser. 325
State St. Tel. 1354-M.
Repairing 28
CABINET MAKING—Colonial Cabinet
Works; home of expert cabinet makers;
upholstering; veneering, enameling, chair
canel τ; kIhss table tops, shelves, mirrors
choice oriental rugs. Cleaning and re
pairing. Phone 286-M. 888 Stats St.
LEGION SHOE REPAIR CO.—With our
new method we repair all types of shoes
In ιβ most satisfactory way at ths low
(est possible cost. We us· the best oak
leather. 288 Hobart St. Phone 428.
REPAIRERS—Of marine and stationary
Boilers. Stacks and Tank·. Sheet Iron
Work of all kinds, electric welding.
Perth Amboy Iron Works. H. J. Galla
gher and W. Jensen. 323 Front St.
Phone 738.
SHOE REPAIRING—Fret class; best oak
leather used; also new shoes at reason
able prces. J. Cherensky. 181 New
Brunswick Ave.
shoe κ εγλ ι κ inc.—First class; all work
guaranteed and promptly done; also new
shoes of best qualities, standard makes.
S. GoldsmIth. 127 Fayette St.
SHOE REPAIRING—Central Shoe Repair
ing Co. will save your shoes. We restore
them to their original newness; moder
ate prices. 279 Madison Ave. Opposite
Majestic.
UPHOLSTERING — AND FURNITURE
REPAIRING. HARRY FEINBERG,
30 SMITH ST. PHONE 1571.
UPHOLSTERING·— L. L. Β RAID WOOD.
382 HIGH ST. PHONE 253.
Renovating >ad Dyeing 80
CLEANING—Alterstione. Cleaning, Dye
ing, Pressing. Orders called for and de
livered; prices moderate. S. Epstein. 255
Madison Ave.. Below Majestic Theatre.
Tel. 1479.
CLEANING—Tailoring and Cutting; la
dies' and Gents' garments cleaned,
pressed and repaired; reasonable prloe.
P. Palo. 291 State St. Perth Amboy,
N. J.
DYEING—To match your sample; clean
ing, repairing men's and women's cloth
ing. Phone 1658. Fishkin Bros., 309
Suite St. 136 New Brunswick Ave.
FURS REMODELED—Furs stored free
while having them remodeled or repaired
at very low prices during the summer
montha Insured against Are and bur
glary. A. _Greenhou»t» M Smith St.
M END!Ml—Shirts, Underwear and Socks.
Call ISO Fayette St., Upstairs.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female 82
BOOKKEEPER—Experienced; must bt
well recommended; steady position; good
salary. Address "Bookkeeper," Care
News.
CHAMBERMAID—Experienced; good sal
ary. Palace Hotel.
CIGAR PACKERS—Experienced. Porto
Rlrnn Clyar Co. 378 Ridgeley 3t.
CIGAR MAKERS—And Bunch Maker·
wanted. J. Klorfein Cigar Factory. 737
Cortlandt St.
CLOSERS—And sleevers on Union Spe
cial Machines; also experienced opera
tors on men s shirts. Apply Sidney Roa
ensteln ft Co. 480 Market St.
CROCHET BEAOERS—And hand em
broiderers. Call all day and evenings.
373 Washington St.
GIRL—For general housework; refer
ences. Mrs. Walter LenK, 123 Elm Ave.,
Rahway.
GIRL—For general housework. Inquire 215
Water Street.
GIRL—Or woman for kitchen work.
Cohen's Restaurant. 200 New Brunswick
Avenue.
GIRLS—2; to make themselves useful In
Restaurant; no kitchen work. Palace
Restaurant.
GIRLS—TO LEARN OPERATING ON
BABY CAPS; STEADY WORK; GOOD
PAY. APPLY ALL WEEK. MAX
MAYER. INC.. 223 SHERIDAN STREET.
GIRLS—25 more; experienced on men's
shirts und pajamas. Goodman, Cohen
Co. 331 Maple St.. one flight up.
HAND BtJTTON'HOLE MAKERS—On
men's clothing. Address "Box 100." Care
News.
HOUSEKEEPER—For small family; out
of town; call for Interview, 6 to 8
o'clock. P. M. 156 Paterson St.
OPERATORS—Those having experience
on kimonas can earn $26 a week on
piece work; factory 1% minutes' walk
from ferry; best of working conditions.
Peters & Usialo, 73 Johnson Avenue,
WAITRESS—Some experience. National
Lunch. 63 Smith Street.
WOMAN—Middle aged; for general house
work; good home; moderate pay. 284
Bordentown Avenue, South Amhoy.
DUMESÏlU ES1HLUÏMBNÏ AGENCY—
320 Market St.. female help furnished,
position· waiting for girls; women by
day for private families. Phone 1418-M.
Help Wanted—Male 83
BOY—To wash dishes. Apply 809 Maple
Street.
BOY—Strong; who can produce good ref
erences as to honesty and ability; must
be reliable; stale age. Address "A. B.
C." Care News Office.
MACHINIST—A man who knows how to
repair all kind» of eewlng machines;
Union Specials, Singer, Wlllcox & Qlbbs.
Address Box "100," Care News.
MODEIi MAKERS—Terra Cotta; wanted
at once by Brick Terra Cotta and Tile
Co.. Corning. Ν. Y.
WAITER—Some experience necessary.
Palace Restaurapt. 28C Madison Ave.
Help Wanted—-Male and Female 34
AMBOY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—LI
CENSED EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
SUPPLIES MEN AND WOMEN FOR
ALL TYPES OP WORK. IF TOU
NEED HELP OF ANY KIND. CALL
UPON US AND WE WILL HELP YOU
SOLVE LABOR PROBLEMS·. 810
MAPLE ST. ΡΗΟΝΈ 1952.
Salesmen and Anntg 3fi
SALESMAN—To cover local territory
selling dealers; guaranteed salary of
1100.00 week for right man. The Rich
arda Co.. 200 Fifth Ave.. New York.
SHOES—Experienced salesmen. Apply at
once. Slater's Shoe Store. 141 Smith St.
Situations Wanted—-Female S€
COOK—First class wishes position, pre
ferably Jewish family. 239 Hall Ave.
STENOGRAPHER—And typist, beginner,
lias knowledge of bookkeeping. Address
"Typist" Care News.
WOMAN—Wishes position; experienced in
nursing and conflement cases. 392 Divi
sion Street.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities M
CAN'DY—And ice cream «tore. Inquire
264 Washington St.
CI DE Fi MFG. BUSINESS—For sale. 82
Buckingham Avenue.
CONFECTIONERY STORE—60 Ferry 8t..
South River, opposite Star Theatre.
CONFECTIONERY STORE—Inquire New
Brunswick and St. Georges Avenues,
Fords Corner.
Monty to Loan 40
FIRST MORTGAGE—11600 to loan; be
quick, ('omegya & Bro. 287 Elm St.
INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Drama 11 ο 44
BANJO—ΐίο play, no pay—Banjo, Mando
lin, Guitar, etc. Beginners! Play tupea
perfect firsts In six lessons or your money
back. Ragtime, etc. Instruments sold
on easy term·. Music. Friday and Sa
turday 10 Α. M.-9 P. M. E. Rogers. 310
Maple St. Perth Amboy. Phone 10S2.
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Tattle. Vehicles 48
COW—Good; 12 to 14 quarts milk daily.
Inquire B. Nussbaum, 485 State St., Gro
cery Store.
COWS—Fresh Co we and Springers for sale
or exchange for Beef Cows. Price· rea
sonable. Call or write. Levlne & Kap
lowlta. 163 Lewie St. Tel. 2007.
COWS—And Springers for sale at any
time, extra good milkers; always large
etock on hand. J. Zlotkln. Freehold. N.
J. Tel. 16S-W.
Poultry and Supplies 49
CHICK FEED—Scratch. Whole Corn.
Mash. Also agent for Dr. Peter's Kurl
ko. E. Ohlson. Phone 204S. 405 Laurie
St.
CHICKEN COOP—Lined with windows; to
be removed at once; bargain. 139 Lewis
St.
POULTRY—WIioUmle and Retail Pc try
Market: live chickens, ducks, etc.. at
lowest prices. 257 New Brunswick Ave.
, D. Schaffer, Prop,
—.-fr— *
MERCHANDISE
Articles fore Sale 51
KEGS—All sizes. for wine, elder, etc.
Gluck. Phone 1735.
LEATHER—Oak Sole· and scraps. Wa
carry a ful! line of cobbler's tools and
supplies for home use. P. Barblerl. 404
40· State 8t.
POOL TABLES—2; good condition. In
quire 264 Washington Street.
RUBBER GOODS—Thompson - Goodyear
Rubber Corp., 316 Maple St. Tel. 2168.
Everything In Rubber; wholesale and re
tail. Plumbers. 'Factory and Household
Supplies.
SAFE GUARD—Check writer; very cheap,
bargains in shot guns and shells, safety
razors and blades. £. Perlmutter, 199
Smith Street.
STEREOTYPE MATS—$1.00 a hundred;
make excellent lining for barns, poultry
hou- 4. etc. Size 18 ft * 22. Evening
Ν figs.
STOVEIj—Die Are sale, slightly damaged
furniture at ridiculously low prices; big
stock stoves, bureaus, chairs, beds, etc.
689 State Street.
VACUUM CLEANERS—Ohio; for hire;
$1.50 day. We repair anything electrical.
Κ, A K. Electric Co., New Brunswick
Λ v. and Jefferson St. Phone 605.
WINDOW SHADES—Guaranteed at 66c
each. Former price 65c; size 72 ζ 36
Inches; all colors. CJimpleman Bros. 331
State St. Phone 1772.
Business Equipment- 62
CARBON PAPERS—And Typewriter Sup
plies -/or a 1 machines; first class ribbons.
Stationery and supplies Ε. M. Glueck,
75 8mlth 3t. PhoneJ11Jl
SHOW CASES—Two; refrigerator, stove,
suitable for ston . Mrs Viola Vigne,
First Street, Keypoft, N. J.
TYPEWRITERS—Agents for all makes;
best grade of rlbbdTfcs. tiu cents; all ma
chine supplies. Co&egys & Bro. 287
Elm Street.
TYPEWRITERS-rHeadquarters, Coronas,
$37.50 to 150; Royals, 927 to 966; Under
woods, $35 to $70; Smith Premiers, 910
to $35. Comegys & Bro. Smith and Elm
Streets.
WAX FIGUBES—A number of wax fig
ures and hat stands on hand. F. & F.
Shop. 325 Maple St.
Boats and Accessories S3
MOTOR SKIFF—Cedar Bateau; also Eel
Pots and rope; all in/good order; bar
gain. L. C. Jensen, 204 Smith St. Phone
2069-W.
Building Materials M
BOILERS—J. J. Keenen. tanks and smoke
stacks. sheet iron work of all descriptions
Repairing a specialty. 386 and 390 Divi
sion St. and P. R. R. Perth Amboy, N. J.
Phone office 1608; home 260-R.
HARDWARE—Elizabeth Hardware Co.,
The Home of Hardware. 137-139-141
New Brunswick Ave. Tel. Exchange 120
121 Perth Amboy.
1'AINTS—Atlantic Lead and Atlantic
Linseed Oil; Pierce's Ready Mixed Paint,
$3.25 a gallon; set colors. S. Koch. 363
State St. Phone 1316.
PAINTS—The Jonlee Company, head
quarters for paints, varnishes and sup
plies; wholesale and retail. 184 Smith
St. Phone 1980. Perth Amboy, N. J.
WALL PAPER—Max Goldfarb, whole
sale and retail; builders' hardware, tools,
cutlery, paints, oils, varnishes, brushes,
glass. Tel. 861. 311 S'.ate St.
WINDOW GLASS—D. Diamond, glass'
contractor, polished plaie and window
glass. 186 New Brunswick Ave. Tel.
1539 Perth Amboy, N. J.
j Farm and Dairy Products 65
BUTTER—Rockville Farm Dairy. 203
Smith St., pure Elgin Creamery Butter,
the best In town; strictly fresh white
ι leghorn eggs received every day.
MILK—Perth Amboy Milk Co. always at
your service. Deliveries everywhere.
Demand our products from your dealer
or grocer.
Good Things to Enrt 57
BREAD—Eat that so homelike Aunt Mar
tha Bread; sold at all grocers. Sim·
men's Model Bakery.
COFFEE CAKES—Danish coffee vfakes,
pies, layer cakes, doughnuts, etc., fresh
evory day at 2 P. Μ. Ν. E. Bjorn.eon,
Jr.. 189 New Brunswick Avenue. .
POP COHN CRISPS—Dixie Mix; you mini
a treat if you fail to eat this excellent
pop corn confection. Dixie Products Co.
253 Madison Ave., Perth Amboy. N. J.
SALADS—Majestic Delicatessen, ready
cooke.I meats; all home cooking; cater
ing to parties and entertainments a spe
cialty. 183 Smith St. Phone 1634.
Household Goods M
BABY CARRIAGE—In perfect condition.
364 Neville Street.
BJOD—Enameled; % and springs; clean.
cheap. Phone 1591-W.
FURNITURE—A chance to get furniture
slightly damaged by water, at an enor
mous reduction in price; fire sale, lasts
all week at 539 State 8treet.
FURNITURE—For sale on account of
breaking up housekeeping. 171 Water St.
FURNITURE—Do you want to get some
big furniture bargains? Try the fire
sale at 639 State Street.
FURNITURE—Dublin Furniture House, all
kinds of furniture, baby carriages, floor
coverings a specialty; reasonable prices;
positively new goods. 279 Smith Street.
GAS RANGE—One combination. Inquire
Newark Hardware Store. 399 State St.
PARLOR SUITE—Cheap. Apply 362
State St., 1 flight up.
Jewelry and Watches 60
JEWELRY—Sale; 30% off $1.00; come
while it lasts; beads 39c up. J. Smerling
148 Smith Street.
VJCTROLAS—A bargain. $250. Pathe ma
chine at 3125. Also Victor and Sonora
machines and records at .7. H. Conean
non. 89 Main St., Woodbridge. Tel. 299.
Machinery and Tools 61
MOTORS AND GENERATORS—All kinds
of A. C. and D. C.. also rewinding and
repairing promptly attended to. Perth
Amboy Storage Battery A Electric Co.,
Madison Ave. Tel 18U7.
Musical Instruments M
GKAFONOLAS—Columbia Grafonolas; all
the latest records, sewing machine and
baby carriages on easy terms, at Saltera.
367 State 8t. Phone 860.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS—Full line of
■ mall Instruments, banjos, mandolins,
guitars and musical accessories. Brun
ton Piano Store. 2Ό4 Smith St.
RECORDS—Emerson Records; all the la
test songs and dance hits on sale.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry; also expert
watch repairing. S. Cardon. 70 Smith
St.
Specials at the 8 to res 04
BNAMELWARE—Special sale; closing out
our entire stotk at less than cost. John
Molnar. 481A State St.
Wearing Apparel 65
CAPS—Mens Caps and Cloth Hats made
to order in any wanted style. Men's
Hat Store. 2C.t> Smith St.. Corner Elm.
Wanted—-To Buy 66
FURNITURE—Excellent prHces paid for
your furniture by largest used furniture
dealer in city. Call us first it will pay.
Miller's. 53» Stats St. Phone 798-W.
FURNITURE—Second hand; bought and
sold. I. Scher β-t Smith St.
FURNITURE—We buy all kinds second
hand furniture. G. Houser. 103 Fayette
St. Phone 848-W.
FURNITURE—High Prices paid for sec
ond iand furniture; also all kinds of
stoves, bedding, floor covering for sale.
Sussmsn. 28 Smith St. Tel. 1496-J.
POOL· TABLES—Will Iniy reasonably. 1 or
3 3K or full sized; in good condition.
Call or write Harmony Social Club, Car
teret, N. J.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With **oard 6?
HOTEL REMINGTON—377 Smith St.,
furnished rooms by day or week; rooms
steam heated, meals served: also regu
lar board. Tel. 494.
MADISON AVE.. 207—Near Smith; nies,
, light furnished room; suit couple or
'friends; all conveniences; board if re
quired. Mrs. Sanders. Phone 2164 or
call.
Rooms Without Board 6S
CHOICE LOCATION—Nice room for gen
tleman: private family. Phone lgft-W.
HIGH ST.. 288—One front furnished room
also 2 unfurnished rooms. .
KEARNY AVE.. 149—Westminster; nioe
larg* room for rent; also rooms for light
housekeeping.
ι LEWIS ST.. 100—Furnished front
mom.
MADISON AVE.. 207—Furnished^room for
I 1 or 2 gentlemen; private family; board
U dtsired; second. iloofr
ROOMS AND ΒΟΑηϋ
Rooma Without Board 68 I
MARKET ST., 3T6—Two large, airy
rooms.
MARKET ST.. 278—Beautiful fureished
! big iront room, electricity, bath; f.ile Ιο- I
1 cality.
MARKET ST., 301—Rear; furnished room
<>r lady; improvements; $2.00 week.
4fXRKET ST., 208—Furnished room; lro- !
provements; near MapK- St.
KECTOH ST., 171—Large furnl»hed room
fentleman en y.
RECTOR ST.. 228A—Furnished room, pri
vate family; references. Tel. 538-W.
STATE ST., 92—Nicely furnished room»·,
private family. Tel. 1968-W.
! STATE ST., 129—S rooms for light house
keeping.
STATE ST., 162—Large, airy front room;
suitable for two; all Improvements, in- 1
eluding shower; private family. I
WATER ST.. 163—Large beautiful , mod
ern furnished room; best location in
town. I
Room· for Housekeeping
BRIGHTON AVE., 71—2 rooms for light
housekeeping.
FAYETTE ST., 97—S room· for light
housekeeping; all Improvements.
MADISON AVE., 122—Furnished rooms
for housekeeping; living and bed room;
kitchenette; suitable for couple or two
ladies. Mrs. Daggenhausen.
MARKET ST., 131—Room with kitchen
ette; also furnished room.
WATER ST., 253—Large front room for
housekeeping. ^
WATER ST., 37—1 or 2 light rooms and
kitchenette; steam licat; phone.
Where to Eat
HOME RESTAURANT AN1>
COFFEE HOUSE
Our best advertisement Is, that thoee
who try our home cooking alway·
come in again. Real food at rea
sonable prices. 194 Smith Street.
PRESTO LUNCH—And Bakery; home
pastries; popular prices; open day and
night. 113 Smith Street.
VICTORY RESTAURANT—Oyster and
Chop House; sea food special; popular
prices. 322 State Street, near Jefferson
S t., Perth Amboy. Tel. >28|.
Wanted—Rooms, Board 73
GENTLEMAN—Single; wishes room and
board in gentile family; a-1 references;
" state full particulars. Address Box 62,
Care News.
PLEASANT PLAINS—Young man de
sires furnished room and board; δ min»
utes walk from station; private family.
Address "73" Care News.
3 OK 4 ROOMS—With improvements. Ad
dress "E. M. L." Care News.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Real Kstate Dealers 74A
CONARD & COMPA1STY—Real Estate and
General Insurance. 102 Smith Street,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Phone 210.
FRASER BROS.—Real Estate and Insur
ance. Savings Bank Building. Phone
653.
HANS NIELSEN CO.—Real Estate and
Mortgages. 106 Smith Street. Real
Estate Exchange Building. Telephone
88.
JACOBSON & GOLDFARB—Real Estate
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Phone
1856.
MAPLE REALTY CO.—Real Estate. 215
Smith St. Phone 1710.
M. L. SCOTT—Real Estate and general
Insurance. 309 Madison Ave. Phcne 210.
MARGARETTEN & LOB EL—Successors
to Alpern & Co., Real Estate. Mortgages
and Insurance. Raritan Building, Perth
Amboy, N. «7. Phone 550.
PERTH AMBOY REAL ESTATE EX
CHANGE and General Insurance.
317 Madison Avenue. Phone 1465.
PERTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Department
Property In all sections of the city for
sale at fair prices, good terms.
If you wish to buy or sell it will be to
your advantage to call op us.
"Superior Service"
PHILIP LEVINE—Real Estate and vali
kinds of insurance; money to loan; rents
\collected. etc. Raritan Building. Phone.
PIEKCE-JOHNSON a CO.—
Real\ Estate, Insurance, Mortgage
Loan Λ 217 Smith St. |Telephone 551.
apartments and Flats 74
BRIGHTON AVE., 166—Rooms; all im
provement8.
COMPTON A\*E„ 459—Rooms; all mod
ern improvements.
DAVIDSON AVEt. 262—5 ROOM8 TO
LET. INQUIRE J. SCHULMAN, CITY
BAKERY. \
HARRISON PLACE ldU—Small apartment
all improvements; re'.Pt $55. Apply D.
T. Wllenta. )
HIGH ST.. 314—Five rocAms and bath; lm
provements. Inquire Berber Shop.
KIRKLAND PL., 372—First class rooms;
all Improvements.
MARKET ST. 222—Flat; all improve
ments except heat. ■
MARKET AND S. FIRST S'TS.—5 rooms
and bath; modern improveriients. Shum
sky. Care City Market.
STATE ST. 444—6 room fist; all im
provements^
STATE ST.—3 unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; heat and Jight fur
nished. 133 Smith St.
WASHINGTON ST.. 329—5 roPms; all
improvements. Inquire S. Wein er. 359
State Street
Business Places For Rent
KING ST.—New store Just off Smi th St!
on King St. will lease; also manufactur
ing space 4,800 square feet. Thi'îO. S.
Brown. 282 King St.
MADISON AVE.—-For rent part of *tore
on new Whit· Way: suitable for shoe
shining and hat cleaning parlor. Inquire
Central Shoe Repairing Co.. 170 Mad?'«on
Avenue. '
MADISON AVE.—Store to let between
Smith and Market Streets. Inquire Pei*th
Ambjy Garage Co. j
SMITH ST.. 310—Large store if>r
rent.
STATE ST., 615—Large store. InqulVe
125 State Street.
STATE ST.—Store, with or without roomrf
Mrs. F. Labonowitz. 66S State St.
Houses for Rent
HOUSE—To let. all Improvements. Inquire
Maple Realty Co.
HOUSE—Private; all Improvements; new-»
ly decorated. Inquire Newark Hardware*
Store. 399 State St. Tel. 236-J.
Offices and Desk Room 78
OFFICE—Large front olTice to let. Apply
Maple Realty Co. 215 Sm It h St.
OFFICE—And desk room for rent. Ap
ply Ferth Amboy Real Estate Exchange.
317 Madison Ave.
SMITH ST.—Part of ground floor office,
or desk space, suitable for real estate or
other office purposes. Inquire 228 Smith
Street. Phone 1837.
Buborban For Rent 79
SOUTH AMBOY—7 room flat; all Im
provements; near station. Inquire M.
Kaufman. 110 South Broadway.
SOUTH AMBOY—β room house sur
rounded by four lots. Inquire 377 High
land Street.
TOTTEN VILLE-— 6 room apartment, all
improvements; rent $35 per month. Call
after 7 P. M. W. A. Uatalo. 249 Brigh
ton St. Phone 1017 Tottenvllle.
Wanted-—To Rent 81
APARTMENT—Furnished, or house; a-i
^references. P. O. Box 104. City.
FLAT OR HOUSE—
Furnished; In good location wanted
at once; would also consider 3 or 4
furnished rooms for light housekeep
ing. "Χ. Y. Z." Care News.
5 ACRE—Farm with dwelling and run
ning water; will rent with option to
buy. Address "Farm," Care New.
HOUSE—If you have a house for rent;
list It under Classification 77.
Sometimes the only way to get it do-«β
is to advertise for somebody to do **»
ftLHL COI HIC. run wni-w
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Business Property M
ELIZABETHPORT, N. J.—3 «tory brick
building containing old established meat
and vegetable market; 2 and 2 floors; 7
rooms; all improvements; extra lot with
4 garages; owner retiring; g*»od chance
for one speaking Polish. 358 Pine gt.
Toi. 763-R.
TAILOR 'SHOP—Tailor's opportunity al
Hampton, N. J.. combined store and
dwelling; nicely located for $2Sû0.00; hall
cash; no tailor in town; fnvestglate oppor
tune now. Ε. B. Birdsall, Washington,
N. J.
F»rms aptj l^tnd for Sale 8Î
DAIRY FARM—With retail milk buslnesi
of 300 quarts daily; 42 acres fine land
for trucking; large running brook at pas·
ture field; 9 room house and many out·
buildings; modern dairy equipment, pas
teurizer, separator, washing machine, gai
engine, etc.; two automobile trucks; S
cows, bull. 2 horses, 8 pigs, 500 chickens;
all farm machinery and crops; $2,000
worth of wood in blocks, lots of lumber,
etc., near to city and trolley; a good
bargain for a man who wants a money
making proposition; price for everything
$14,000; only $4,000 cash; zest on easy
terms. Perduk Bros., Farm Specialists,
115 Albany St., New Brunswick, N. J.
32 ACRES—Truck, poultry and fruit; Ma·
tawan, N. J.; main highway; new build·
ings; barn, garage, chicken coops, etc.;
500 fruit trees, berries. 15 acres garden
truck; 3 horses, 4 cows, 150 chickens,
motor truck, all implements and ma
chinery; bargain for quick buyer, $10,000
half cash. Eastern Farm Developmenl
Co., 202 Raritan Bldg., Perth Amboy, N.
Houses for Sale W
ASHLEY ST—Bargain, one family, frame
dwelling and three family brick dwell
ing, on 437 and 441 Ashley St.; plot
100x80, connecting with Wagner Avenue.
Massopust Bros. & Company, 692 State
Street.
CATALPA AVE.—N"cw two family apart
ment Just completed; beautiful home.
Jacobson & Goldfarb, 202 Raritan Build
ing. Phone 1856.
CENTRAL LOCATION1—2 family house;
part Improvements; price $5300; easy
terms. Pierce-Johnson Co., 217 Smith
Street. Perth Amboy, N. J. .
EAST SIDE AVE.— 6, rooms and bath; 2
story frame dwelling; line condition.
Conard & Company. No. 102 Smith St.,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
FIRST STREET—9 room frame dwelling;
bath, steam heat; a bargain if sold at
once. Conard & Company. 102 Smith
Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.
MADISON AVE.—Between Gordon and
i' « s'n; 2 family frame building; all
Improvements except steam; first class
Ο
change. 317 Madison Ave. Phone 1465.
MARKET ST.—2 family house; 11 room·;
refined neighborhood. A bargain on your
own terms. Chas. L. Steuerwald, Inc.
208 Smith Street.
OAK ST.—Big bargain; must be sold at t
once; 2 family building on Oak neat
Smith St., all Improvements with big
driveway; prici* $7200; eaay terme.
Schonceit & Blitzer. Rarltan Building.
Tel. 1558.
PARK AVE.—2 family brick dwelling
bargain for quick sale; small amount of
cash. Jacobeon & Goldfarb. 202 Rari
tan Building. Phone 1856.
RESIDENTIAL SECTION'S—Large aelec
tion of houses; all modern improvente.
$10.00 down will start your home. Carl
Jaco~d. Real Estate and Insurance. 179
Brighton Ave, Tel. 561.
WATER STREET—Two story frame
dwelling; lot 7S χ 145 feet; near Yacht
Club, also lot on Rector Street. Inquire
Ole Ν. Olesen. 43 Smith Street.
'Z FAMILY—Frame Building; all improve
ments except steam; price $7500; Madi
son Ave., between Gordon and Paterson
Streets. Perth Amboy Real Estate Ex- f'i
change.
HOMES—On Water Street, Maple Street.
Brighton Avenue. Market Street and oth
er sections of the town. Several busi
ness properties on our list. See us for
homes. Jacobson & Goldfarb. 202 Rari
tan Building. Phone 1856.
TWO FAMILY DWELLINGS—Good in
vestments. We have on Brighton Ave.,
Lewis Street and Kearny Ave., several
good two family dwellings. Call and see
us. Boynton Bros. & Co., 87_Smlth_St.
Lota for Sale 88
FORDS—Building lots. 555 each and at
Woodbrldge, $55 each; small farms at
$400 each and upwards. Hans Nielsen
Co. 196 Smith St., Perth Amboy. N. J.
FORDS—2 lots for sale on Hornsby St.,
Fairfield Terrace. Address "J. K." Care
Newa.
FORDS—2 lots for sale on Hamilton Ave..
Fairfield Terrace. Address "Ε. K. R.
Γη re News.
HIGH AND CENTER STS.—Lota for aale.
Boynton Bros. & Co. 87 Smith St.
RARITAN MANOR—Corner lot 100 χ 100
restricted property; will sacrifice. In
quire A. W. Larson. 170 Brlgh_ton_Ave.
Suburban lor 8ale 87
FORDS—2 lots for sale on Hamilton Ave.,
Fairfield Terrace. Addresa "Ε. K. R.,'
Care Newa.
FORDS—New five room bungalow; all im
provements; Jot 50 χ 100; Third Street;
only small amount cash required. E,
Madsen. ___
FORDS—Dwelling and grocery business;
lot GO χ 140; all improvements; can be
bought for a bargain. Jacobson & Gold
farb. 202 Raritan Building, 1·Ίΐοη»»_ ΐχϋι».
KEYPORT—Reasonable; nearly new com
fortable six room house and bath; all
improvements; windows full screened
and porch; sarage; lot 40 χ 115. Inquire
C. R. Patteison, Washington St., south
of Provost St.
KEYPORT—Beautiful one family resi·
dence; 10 rooms; lot 80 χ 169%; all im
provements; shade, fruit trees, etc; must
be aold before September let. at a sac
rifice; price $tï500. Margaretten & Lobe]
Raritan Building. Phone 550.
METUCHEN—215 Woodbridge Avenue |
10 room residence; 120 foot frontage;
about S50 feet deep; all improvements In
cluding electricity, gas. bath room, fur
nace, etc. Building suitable for garage;
fine shade and a variety of fruit treea;
price $7500; reasonable terms. Hana
Nielsen. 196 Smith St. Phono 88.
TOTTEN YILLE, s. I.—Two family dwell
ins; 14 rooms with all improvements;
double garage, good quiet neighborhood
yet convenient to town and about seven
minutes walk to station or ferry. Fur
ther particulars from owner, Charles L.
Bennett, 30 Brighton Street, Tottenville,
Ν. Y.
TOTTEN VILLE— For sale residence flvi
minutes from ferry; fine location; six
rooms; improvements; price $0,300.00;
cash 53,000. B. Williams. Tottenville, N.
Y.
ΤΟ'ΓΤΕΝΎ I I^LE. S. I.—Two five room
stucco bungalows; all improvements;
94,000 each. Mike Filimon, 227 Yetin&n
Avenue. „
TOTTENVILLE—For sale, house, six
rooms, improvements; lot 40 χ 215; good
location; price $5,000; cash $2,500. B.
Williams. Tottgnville, Ν. Y.
TOTTENVILLE—Cottage·, δ rooms and
attic, 10 minutes to Amboy Ferry; 5
I minutes ;o school and stores; near beach,
t! Prtce $3.200. Owner 442 Yetman Ave.
I WOODBRIDGE—Ntw 6 room house; all
4 improvements; large lot; convenient to
church and school. $5500.00; $2000.00
cash. Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc., 20S
* Street.
nvoODBKIDGE—room house; improve
fments; price $4500; cash $2500. Addres·
> B(fx 9fr. Care News.
V-VOODBR1DGE—New house; 6 rooms and
,bath; all improvements including steam
tfheat. corner Ridgedale Avenue and Free
liuan Street; lot 50 χ 150; no taxes for 5
«years. Inquire at property.
W'OODBRIDGE—For only $4850.00; very
e-mail cash payment, a 7 room house with
β 11 improvements. Charles L. Steuer
v yald. Inc., 203 Smith St.
Wanted—Real Estate 8»
Ri^AL ESTATE—Bought and ^old; No
tary Public; Automobile. Burglary, Plate
G_{ass. Accident and Health Insurance,
y^elsen. 17G New Brunswick Ave.
SPORTS
Golf 91A
GOt-LF—Players Cards giving privileges of
M iddlesex Golf Club Course until April
t. 1922, are being issued by the Board
of Governors; fee $20.00. Cards may be
obtained from C. C. Hommann, Presi
dent, Raritan Building or C. L. Steuer
vi aid, Secretar" 20S Smith St., Perth
^tmhny, New Jersey.
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