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Invest A Few Dimes In A Classified Ad Tomorrow and Get A Better Paying Job,_H
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THE EVENING NEW!
Perth Amboy. N. J.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
jn#es* and Standardised and Popu’.ai
lead for Quick Reference
All ade are reetrleted la tbelr vropt
rlaaeillcatton and to the regular Tl
Evening Ne»e etyle of typo.
CLASSIFIED RATES
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Charged at the rate earned.
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from the Orel dey of Ineertloa
Charged ade may ha glean by talepbor
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fora that ttnte wlU dFTy bt, dharged tr
the actual number o( timea the ad ai
peered, ebargtng at the rnle earned
Long terra rntee glewe dpon requeet.
Telephone 400. Aek fer e Went A
Taker.
CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I—Coming Evanit
a »—Persoaale
*iI-U:l gad Pound
■ AUTOMOBILES
■ 11—AutomobllM for Sale
V 12—Moiorcyclea and Bicycle*.
F 18—AutomobllM for Eackango
la— Auto Accessories
IS—Service Statlone—Repairing
It—Auto Livery—OaregM
If—Wanted—AatomobtlM
BUSINESS SERVICE
11— BnatneM Service! Offered
1 %— Rulldln g—Con t rooting
>0—Heating and Plumblnff ‘
21—Ineuranca
21—Millinery—Dresaroaklng
23—Moving, Trucking. Storage
2 4—Painting—Papering
IS—Patent Attorneys
2«—Printing—Stationery
2 7—Professional ServicM
71—Repairing
71—Renovating and Dyeing
10— Tailoring and Preming
|l—Wanted—BualnaM Service
EMPLOYMENT
12— Help Wanted—Female -
33—Help Wanted—Male y
3 4—Help—Male or Female
.,—Salesmen and Agents
in—«, vl*ne Wanted—Feme's
17—Situ- 'one Wanted—Male
JF FINANCIAL P
11— BualneM Opportunities
i>—Invmtmenta. stock a. Bonds
I >—Money to Loan
U—Wasted—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION t!
12— Corregpondence CoureM
• i—Local Instruction Clause*
it—Musical, Dancing. Dramatic
1.1—Private Instruction
II—Wsatad—instruction .* _r
LIVE STOCK J"
4f—Doga, Cats Ate
48—Horse*. Ca,.. / Vehicles
48—Poultry and Supplim a
18—Wanted—Live block
MERCHANDISE
41— Articles for Sale ‘ J
42— Buslnee i and Offioe Equipment
It—Boats and AocsmotIM /;
i 18—Building Mater:*:* /
L II—Farm* and Dairy Products •; -
I 66—Fuel and Feed
ItfwGood Thing* to Eat ,
Kgg—Bon^udt Thing*
■k 9—s
Watch?*
§RL_M^^^^K*nd Tool*
H *■ F *r 11: 1* • r •
HHHHHH|^R8 tores
w as tad—To Buy
H ROOMS FOR RENT
H—Room* With Board
^B—Room* Without Foard
■-Roomd tor Housekeeping
^B—Vacation Place*
^B—Where to Eat
^B—Where to Stop !n Town
Wanted—Rooms or Board
H REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
^*4- -Apartments and Flat*
Vs—Business Places for Rent
R ft—Farms for Rent
Rfr—Houses for Rent
Rft—Offices and Desk Room
R»—Suburban for Rent
Ro—Cummer Places for Rent
Rl—Wanted—To Rent
R REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
B2—Fuslneas Property
■>3—Farms and Land for Bal*
■ S4—Houses for Sale
■ 35— Lots for Sale
■ 86—Shore Property for Sal*
[ 87—Suburban tov Sale
**—Real Estate ‘or Exchange
89—Wanted—Real Estate
WILD FOWL
WORTH MILLION'S
Were killed in the United States
last year. They furnished several
million Americans with food and
•port. And thie year there are more
ducka and gees© than aver.
I This abundant supply of waterfowl
Is due to scientific protection which
th© Hunters respect.
There is now a move to Improve
the duck-hunting still more bv cre
ating puolic shooting grounds ail over
the United States.
If you are a hunter you should
know all about the game laws, pres
ent and prospective. A complete di
gest of them for the whole United
States has b*en published in an 11
I lustrated pamphlet by the Biological
Survey.
This Is a free Government publica
tion and our Washington Informa
tion Bureau will secure a copy for
any one who sends two cents in
stamp" for return postage. In fill
ing out the coupon print name and
address or be sure to write plainly
H and mail direct to Washington.
|| rrsderic J. Haakln, Director.
|| Information Bureau,
Ij Washington. D. C.
I enclose herewith two cents In
| stamps for return postage on a frae
I copy of the Game Law Booklet as
offered by the Perth Amboy Even
ing News.
• Name ......
i
Street ..
City .• ••
Stats ..
Telephone
Your Requirement
Our Classified
Do the Rest j
; ANNOUNCEMENTS
__ f un*ml I- lowers _
BOUQUET*—For Weddings and Par: lei
Wreathes and other floral dccoratlom
Ml— J. O. Hatoaay 198 Stare St._
CLARK THE FLORIST—179 Smith St
r Flowera for all occasions; floral designi
. bridal bouquets our specialty. Gold Flat
Phone m-M._
SHRUBS'-For sale at Bruno s (Florist
76 Main 8u Meiuchen; extra fine privet
e that will give immediate eatlafactloi
Also evergreens, shrubs and plants. Plan
r •• w
STRUVE. THI FLORIST—Ptiohe «S
Palma fern*, pot plants cut (loweri
floral designs a specialty. W. Struve l
Mas 155 Laurie St __
[ THE FLOWER SHOP—107 Fayetta S
Flowera for every occasion; wedding ' >u
quets Cioral places cut flowers pottei
. P^nts L. E. Fitxgerald. Tel. 14S-J_
r THE KITCHEN MEISTER — Florist
• Phone 1566; funeral designs; bouquet
for weddings and parties, wrea-hs an
other floral decorations_59 Smith 8t.
^ THE ROSE SHOP—**Say It with flow
era' Bv telegraph or mall; sent any
. where: cut or potted flowera 50 Pmltl
1 st. Phone 15*1
__Lost and found 1
* GREEN LEATHER HAND BAG—Small
loa: Tuesday afternoon at Fords or ot
Middlesex car between Fords and Bon
harm own School; containing spectacles
watch, fountain pen. etc. Rev. ard if baj
and contents are returned to 612 Middle
ms .Hr., Mctuehcn. or to Bonhamtowi
School.
KEY RING—With 13 keys on: lost las
Wednesday. Reward. Returned Firs
.Vat Iona I Bank. South Amboy.
POCKETBOOK—Brown, velvet, lost Mon
day afternoon. Reward returned 211
Market St __
SUIT CASE—Brown ‘.lost between Lonj
Branch arkl Perth Anibov. Reward re
turned I. Gserwell, 160 West 95th St.,
New York City._•_
AUTOMOBILES
_ Automobile Agencies lid
HAYNES—Sales and service garage and
repairs Middlesex Motors Inc., 47 Smith
gt. Phone 3375._ _
Automobile* for Sale _II
BUICK—1920; 7 passenger car; a-1 condi
tion. Inquire J. Kreielshelmer Sc Son.
133 Smith St. Can ba seen at Jahrau a
Paint Shop._427 East Avenue
FORD ROADSTER—1919 with winter
top; guaranteed In good condition. The
Eagle Garage. 340 Prospect Street. Phone
2066. Distributors Auburn and Gardntr
Automobiles.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
CITY OI PERTH AMBOY. N. 4. BONDS
pealed proposals will bo received until
3 o’clock P. M., October 14th. 1921. by
Ferd Garretson, at his office in th City
of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, for the pur
chase of tho following issue of bonds of
said city, the amount of the kssuo sia'ed
In each case being the maximum amount
of bonds wh'ch may be issued and the
amount which is required to be obtained.
$89,000 6% School Bonds, of the de
nomination of $1,000, number'd from
1 up, to be dated October 1. 1921, and
to mature In numerical order, four
bonds on October 1st of each of the
years 1923 to 1937. both Inclusive; five
bonds on October 1st of each of the
years 1933 to 1941. both Inclusive.
$12,000 $% Water Bonds. Serifs
'‘K’* of the denomination of $1,090
numbered from 1 up. to be dared Sep
tember 1, 1921 and to mature in nu
merical order one bond on September
1st of each of the years 1923 to
1934, both Inclusive.
AU of said bonds are in coupon form,
with privilege of registration as to prin
cipal and Interest, or as to principal only.
Interest Is payable semi-annually and both
principal and int«re»r are payable at the
office of the City Treasurer, of the City
of Perth Amboy
Each l*sue of bonds will, unless all bids
therefor are rejected, be sold tu the bid
der or bidders complying with the terms
of sale and otti • less than
the sums above stated for each Issue and
to take therefor the least amount of
bends, tom nencing with the first matur
ity and stated in a multiple of $l.nnr>;
and if two or more bidders oflfer to take
the same arm unt of such bonds, then
such bonds will be sold to the bidder or
bidders offering to pay theref. r the hish
est additional price. In addition to i he
price bid, the purchaser must pay ac
crued Imercst fr on the date of the bonds
to the date of delivery
The right Is reserv. d to re ject all bids
and any hid not complying with the pro
visions hereof will b.. rejected. Bids are
desired on forms which will be furnished
by the City, and each bid must be en
closed in a sealed envelope marked. "Pro
posal for Bonds" and addressed to Ferd
Garretson. City Treasurer, and must be
accompanied by a certified check or
checks on an Incorporated bank or trust
company for two per rent of th*- par
value of the amount of bonds bid for, to
secure the city against any |..ss resulting
from the failure cf th bidder to comply
with the terms of his bid.
The bonds will be prepared under the
general supervision of the United States
Mortgage anti Trust Company and the
legality approved by Messrs. Caldwell &
Raymond.
FERD GARRETSON.
790$—1 9-4-11_ f'jry Treasurer.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY UOl RT OF
COMMON PLEAS
To JOHN SZEBIK and ROSA SZEBIK.
their heirs, executors, devisees, person
al representatives and successors, and
all other persons interested:
Take notice, that application will be
made to h;s Honor, Peter F. Daly Judge
of the Middles' x C’oumy Court of Com
mon Pleas, or such other judge as shall
hold said court, at the court hou.se. in
New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Friday,
the twenty-first da> of October. 19-1. at
19 o’clock In the forenoon of said day or
as soon ther* aft cj. as the matter can
come on to be heard, for an order to
cancel of record a certain mortgage from
George Kovacs and Juli Kovacs. Ins wife,
to John Szebik and Rosa Szebik. his wife
dated March 23, 1914 and recorded In
the office of the clerk of Middlesex
j County on March 24. 1914 in Book 274 of
Mortgages, page 623.
EMIL STREMLAU.
Attorney of Petitioner
fiS •;$ — n -27-19-4 11-IS
FIRST OF TEN
Launching the scout cruiser Rich
mond at Philadelphia. Pa. It is the
first of ten designed as combination
scout cruisers, mine layers and air
plane cainci s.
*
AUTOMOBILES_
| _ AlltiwubMw for Sale 11
; KURD SEDAN—Late model; a-l condltior
k | extras. I.»jUlre 17T Fayette St.
MOON—Country Club; looks like new
. bargain. County Bridge Garage. 409
k ; 411 Market 8t. TeL 1411._
• 1 1‘AIGE TOURING CAR—1918; for sale
Tel. 1422-R.__
• REPUBLIC TRI CK—One ton. new rub
• her; Just overhauled and painted; verj
reasonable; $230. 449 Laurie St,
I AUCTION SALE—Automobiles of si
kinds; outside cars sold on commission.
Wed. Oct. 5th. 2 PM. Opro House Ot
• rate 14-11 Liberty 9t.. New Brunswick.
i Thone New Brunswick 909.
II USED CAR8
I Hudson Touring; like new; $1450.
191* Maxwell Touring. 1100.
1919 Ford Touring. 1250.
SEXTON’S GARAGE
IS Smith gtrest
; USED-<\YRS—sacrificed: all used cars cr
hand to he sold at great sacrifice: good
election at your own price; open and
closed models. Superior Garage Co..
Vap!e_ Fayette Streets.
> t'SKD CARS—Two Fords. 1920 Touring;
Oldsmobile 7 passenger Touring; Bulck
5 passenger Touring Central Garage.
:25-227 New B runawtek Avenue._
GOOD USED CALS
Overland 90 Touring, nice shape. $300.00
I»ndge Touring. $350.00.
Ford Red Speedster, cut down; $175.00
A Choice Lot of Ford Tourings, $150.00
to $200.00.
A Choice Lot of Ford Runabout. $125.00
to $300.00.
Ford Deliveries. $150.00 to $200.00.
DORSEY MOTORS. INC.,
Authorised Ford Dealers
3*3-367 Division Street
Phone 1916 Perth Amboy
USED CARS—And Truck# at real bargains
1920 Lexington Sedan, slightly used as
demonstrator at a bis bargain. If you
are In the market for a used car or
truck. W9 have them; time payments can
bs arranged. Oak 8L Oarage. 219 Oak
St Phone 115. ______________________
USED CARS—Always a good assortment
of used oara to select from at Garret—n'e
N**w Brunswick Avenue._
USED C Alls—1917 Chandler Touring
cheap. 1920 8 Cylinder Oldsmobilc
Chassis, rebuilt, good as new; cord tires:
a bargain. Ideal Garage. 643 Amboy
A ve, Tel. 253._
_Motorcycles and Hicycles_12
good condition; all
makes, $8.00 up. 327 Kirkland Place.
MOTORCYCLE FARTS—In stock at all
times for Hnrley-Davldson, Indian Re
pairs: also tiros, tubes and accessories.
So. Motorcycle Leo. 709 Charles St.
Phone 204._
Auto Accessories 14
BATTFRIES— Willard Threaded Rubber
Batteries, unfailing guards against need
for reinstation during the battery's life.
Battery A Motor Service Station. 149
N-w Brunswick Ave._Tel. 1885.
BATTERIES—2 yur twruiHj uncondi
tional; a new Ray Battery if your old
one goes wrong within 2 years. What
other battery dares to do this? Chris
Johnson.__163 New Brunswick Ave._
SPEEDOMETERS—XManaA A Dlmond;
I Bearings for all cars; vulcanising. Phone
i 217: Mrtdlaon Ave. and Market 8t.
| TIRES—For sale; Goodyear. Goodrich.
Mtchelln. Fisk and United States. F. K.
Martin. 145 New Brunswick Avenue.
I TIRES—Bright** Ave. Garage; tires,
j tubes and accessories. Phone 1422-M.
Service Station—Repairing_IS
AMBOY AUTO RADIATOR WORK8
Auto radiators, bodies and fendera re
paired. auto sheet metal work. 154 New
Brunswick Ave. Tel._1607._
\MEKICAN OARAGE— Heat equipped re
pair ehop In town; day and night ser
vice. Supplies and accessories. For aer
flCI call 1581. _
ATLANTIC GARAGE—Auto Sales and
Service; Eveready Storage Batteries. 665
Amboy Ave. Phon# 1966.
AUTO PAINTING—John P. Jacko. Auto
mobile, Truck and Wagon Painter. 305
Laurio Street. Jitney Bus painting a
specialty._ _
AUTO TOPS—Recovered and repaired.
Slip Covers for all cars. P. Guthoff. 1S4
New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1580.
CLAU8SN A 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 PboM 41-W« _
| ELLIS BR< >8.—Garage, for your repair
j ing. moving and trucking, car and tax!
service. Storage and supplies. Phone
3197 480-433 High SL _
FEDERAL AUTO RADIATOR WORK8—
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
Paired, all kinds auto sheet metal work.
190 New Brunswick Av«. Phon# I860.
I FORDS GARAGE CO.—Expert auto re
! pairing, battery electrical service; night
ami day: service station Gould Storage
Batteries. New Brunswick Ave. and
I Hornsby St. Phone 2058 Perth_Amboy._
■ FRANK HUDA—Commercial automobile
j body builders and repairers; automobile
painting: specializing on touring and
! commercial cars. 419 Division St. Phone
: 1 -,i _ _
GEORG i; SIMON GARAGE—Storage anl
repairing; New Brunswick Ave, corner
I Con very Place. Phone 711._
HIGH ST. GARAGE—Expert repairing.
| overhauling, pleasure cars, trucks, carbon
I burning: automobile supplies. 342 High
PI oe 3383 A. A. Maurer.
B A MORROW—Auto Repair Co
d.striburois for Middlesex County Selden
Motor Trucks; l Vi to 5 tona 340 Pros*
p#C! Ph"ne 3044 _ _|
MAGNETOS REPAIRED—William Auto
Elecmo Service Statlun; magnetos, gen- i
eratat -. starters, batteries properly and j
fully recharged 50c. Agent for the With
erbee Battery 140 New Brunswick Ave.
MASTER MECHANIC—Otto Dietz. 18
years experience on all makes of cars and
marina engines; work guaranteed. Phons
■ rner Stare and Cl jiuacg Sts
i RTH AMBOY AUTO BODY CO.—
Builders of aut< delivery and truck bod
ms; painting and repairing. 889-893 8tat*
St. Phone 1501. __
PETE'S GARAGE—Expert auto repairing,
electrical and battery service. 870 Am
boy Ave. Top H11L 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.
Phone 2172. _
VULCANIZING—Largest, most complete
tire, tube repair shop in state; best ser
vice Satisfaction guaranteed. George’s i
Tire c*op. ISO New Brunswick Ave. On |
the corner._f
VULCANIZING—Steam Vulcanizing and
retreading. Billy’s Tire Shop. Phone .
1140 148 Mew Brunswick Ave._
WATSON AVE GARAGE—Auto repair
ing. Carbon Burning; light machine work
All work guaranteed. H. Kress. Tel. 2240.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
21—Gordon and Meade Streets
23— Madison Ave. and Paterson St.
24— Market and Sheridan Streets
25— Smith Street and Central R. R.
26— Market and First Streets
2 7—Kan tan Copper Works
28—High and Lewis Streets
34—Madison Avenue and Smith Street
56—Smith and High Streets
26—New Brunswick Ave. and New Street
37—Smith and State Streets
41— Standard Underground Cable Co.
42— Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
43— Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
45— Co nmerce and Front Streets
46— Stats and Washington Streets
47 —High and Washington Streets
52— Cortlandt and Easton Streets
54—State St. and Buckingham Ave.
5£—Parker St. and Pulaski Ave.
56— Hall Ave and Charles St.
57— State and Wayne Streets
58 Near Lead Works
53— Maurer
62— Washington Strset and Park Avenue
63— New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64— Smith Street and Watson Avenue
65— Commerce and State Streets
72— Front and Smith 8treets
73— Water and Gordon Streets
74— Kearny Ave. and Gordon Strsst
SI—Brace and Hanson Avenues
82—Smith and Herbert Streets
82—Amboy Ave. and Washington St.
84—Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Strest
63—Near City Hospital
66— Cleveland and Brace Avenues
87—Amboy and Hall Avenues
92—Amboy Ave and Inslee S'rest
*3 — Lawrence and Francis Streets
84—.Neville and Johnstons Sutsis
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LITTLE ADS WITH BIO IDEAS
Evening News classified ads are something
like bank books—you can’t tell how important
they are from their size!
Some of the world's greatest ideas have been
expressed in surprisingly few words. Lincoln’s
Gettysburg address contains but 226 words;
the Ten Commandments, 297; the Declaration
of Independence, 1,321; and the Constitution
of the United States, 2,294.
Big ideas are being put before the people of
Perth Amboy through the News classified col
umns every day by the use of a few well
chosen words.
A little ad of from 25 to 30 words will sell
a property worth thousands of dollars, find a
buyer for a high grade used car, sell out a
business—or do any of the hundreds of im
portant things that eould be asked of it any
day of the year.
You'll find some interesting and profitable
ideas every time you read through the Evening
News’ classified columns. When you want to
use an ad of your own, call 400 and ask for
an ad taker.
BUSINESS SERVICE
_Auto Livery—Garages_If
GARAGES—Six. and one shop for rent on
King Street. Inquire Maple Realty Co..
I 319 Smith Street__
JOE'S TAXI—Phone roso. bay and
Night service. Cars to hire for weddings
funeral* etc. By hour, trip or day, 436
Division 8t. _
_Wanted—Automobiles _ 17
I AUTOMOBILES—Perth Amboy Auto
Wrecking Co.. Rachlin A Feldman; high
est prices paid for all kinds of autombiles
All kinds of parte on hand. Radiators,
carburetor* lamps magnetos, springs,
generators, tires, tubes, etc. for salt*. 184
Fayette Street. 183 New Brunswick Ave.
P**rth Amboy N. J Tel. 1394.
_Business Srrviet-s Offered_18
BLACKSMITH — And practical horseshoer
Wheelwright and body builder. Chas. J.
Tenk. 369 New Brunswick Ave._
MATTRESSES—Have your hair mat*
tresses mad.? over. Phone lltl-W. _
RARITAN PUBLICITY SERVICE—Mimeo
graphing. public stenographer, adverti
sing. 202 Raritan Building. Perth Am*
boy. N. J. Phone 1856.__
STEAMSHIP TICKETS — Money ex
change. notary. Mlndzsenthy A Mlrrossay.
167 Hall Ave.. Perth Amboy. N. J. Tel.
642.
SHOES SHINED—George's Shoe Shining
Parlor; regular shine 5c. cream shine.
16c. cream dye. 36c. 152 Smith SL.
Junior Hall._
STOVE REPAIRING—Get your stove or
range In shape for wiuter. Let an ex
pert repair It. Miller's. 539 State St.
Phone 793-W.
WALL PAPEk—Hava your windows, wail
paper cleaned in your home, store or of
fice; moderate charges. Perth Amboy
Window Cleaning Co.. 103 Broad Su
Phone 1906. _
__ Building—Contracting 19
GUTH ELECTRIC CO—Electrical con
tractors and dealers In electrical sup
plies; lighting fixtures of quality. 185
Smith St. Phone 23.
R. L. SCHUCK—Motors and genarators
Installed and repaired. line construction
and interior wiring. Shop and residence
449 Compton Ave. Tel. 1517._
J J. YELLEN—Electrical Contractor;
finished house wiring a specialty; fix
tures at reasonable prices; estimates
cheerfully furnished 161 Lind 8t.
ROOFING — H. C. Smith. Jr.. Roofer;
slate, slag roofing and tinning: water
proofing. 123*125 Madison Ave. Tel.
1 #66
BUSINESS SERVICE
__Repairing_U
CABINET MAKING—Colonial Cabinet
Works; horns of export cabinet makers;
uphoistering; veneering, enameling, chair
cenet ?; glass tabls tops, ehelvea mirrors
choice oriental ruga. Cleaning and re
pairing. Phone 218-M. 388 State 8t.
ELECTRIC REPAIRING—Generators u d
starters repaired; all makes of arma
ture! rewound: motor winding our spe
cialty. K. & K. Electric Co. 149 New
Brunswick Ave._Tel. 808._
LEGION SHOE REPAIR CO.—With our
new method we repair all types of shoes
in the most satisfactory way at the low
est possible cost. We use the best oak
leather. 288 Hobart St. Phone 423._
RIGGER AND 8TEBPLe JACK—Arthur
Smalley; painting and overhauling. Eas
i ton Avenue Road. New Brunswick. N. J.
Tel. 1197-W.__
SHOE REPAIRING—Fret claaa; beat oak
leather used; also new shoes at reason
able prcee. J. Cherensky. 181 New
Brunswick Ava.
SHOE REPAIRING—Plrat claaa; all work
guaranteed and promptly done; also new
shoes of best qualities, standard makes.
S. Goldsmith. 127 Fayetta 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
M a J eatlc.
ilTOVE REPAIRING—Have your stove
repaired before the cold weather sets in.
Tel 2283-TV.
UPHOLSTlfiRINO — AND FURNITURE
REPAIRING. HARRY FEINBERG,
20 SMITH ST. PHONE 1571.
UPHOLSTERING—-I*. L. BRAIDWOOD.
362 HIGH ST. PHONE 253.
UPHOLSTERING—And Furniture Repair
ing. John J. Galvin. 396 Park Ave. Tel.
1347-M.___
_Renovating and Dyeing_29 i
CLEANING—Alterations, Cleaning, Dye
ing. Pressing. Orders called for and de
livered; prices moderate. 8. Epstein, 256
Madison Ave.. Below Majestic Theatre.
Tel. 1479._ __
; CLEANING—Tailoring and Cutting; la
i dies' and Gents’ garments cleaned,
pressed end repaired; reasonable price.
*91 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
Stata sr. 13<*. New Brunswick Ave.
FURS REMODELED—Furs stored free
while having them remodeled or repaired |
at very low prices during the summer i
months. Insured against Are and bur- |
glsry. A. Greenhouse 56 Smith 8L_
. employment
Help Wanted—female __22 J
COOK—Inquire Woodbrldge Hotel. Tel.
Woodbrid.rc 49. _
GIRL—For upstairs work and waiting on
table. Woodbrldge Ho t e I._Wood hr! d ge.
GIRL—For general housework; must be
good cook: no washing, good wages. 13 4
High_Street.
GIRL—For housework; small family; |40.
87 Market Strfet.
GIRL- I . r ^ ri' i .i I housework. Mrs. J.
J. Mann. 255 State Street.
GIRLS—Inquire Chtscbrough Manufac
turing Co._ _
GIRL—For plain cooking atul downstairs
work. 154 Rector Street._
NURSES—Young women for rt months
course; 823.00 a month and maintenance
Apply Richmond Memorial Hospital,
Prince Bay. Staten Island._
OPERATORS—Wanted on Atted cami
soles. brassieres, etc. Learners
taken: cle^n and easy work: also steady.
Neat form Co.. Amboy Road and Main
St.. Tottenvilla. S. I. Only 3 minutes'
walk from ferry.
SERVANT GIRL— Inquire 102 Broad
St root.__
WAITRESS—Upstairs girl and conk. Mrs.
Russell E. Watson, 76 Adelaide Ave.. 1
New B runs wick.__ I
WOMAN—To do washing. 140 Grove
Ave.. Woodbrldge.
WOMAN—For kitchen work, short hours:
good pay._City Market. 131 Smith at.
WOMAN—(White) for house cleaning.
Raritan Inn, Key port._
YOUNG GIRL—For light housework.
Mills. 164 Prlghton Avenue._
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY— j
320 Market St., femals help furnished. <
positions waiting for girls; women by
day for private families. Phone 1418 M
__Help Wanted—Male S3
BUTCHER—First class. Apply Wagner
Market Co. 167 Bmlt h Street. _
AMBOY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—Li
censed Employment Bureau. Supplies
men and women for all types of work,
if you need help of any kind, call upon
us and we will help you solve labor prob
lems. 310 Maple St._Phone 1952.
Help Wauled—Male and Femals 31
_Heating and numbing_K9
PLUMBING—Damgaard & Uuote. Heat
ing and gas fitting. Jobbing promptly at
tended to, estimates furnished. 308
Elm St. Phone JQfl. _
PLUMBING—£?. L. Bulvanoskl, plumbing,
heating, gas fitting and tinning in all Its
branches; all work promptly done. 670
Charles St._Phone 1406.
PLUMBING — J o h n Klustndorf. plumbing,
heating and gas fitting: Jobbing promptly
attended to; estimates furnished. 498
Groom St. Phone tftl. _
_ Insurance _ 21
INSURANCE—Reduce the cost of your life
insurance. A $25,000 policy can he ob
tained for a limited number of years at
$355.00 annually: age basis 35. Nielsen
and Hostrup. 130 Smith St. Phone i
_ Millinery—I’rramnaking_22
DRESSMAKING—Ladles; latest fashions;
hemstitching and buttons covered. A.
Kalman. 283 Elm St._
t»»; i>.~m aking—Children'* clothes mude
to order. First class workmanship; cus
tomer’s own material made up; prices
_ -enable. May Q. Mayo, 166 First St.
HEMSTITCHING—We do'all kinds of aids
and accordion pleating and machine
pleating; very reasonable prices. E.
Weiss 317 M»—•** St^ Phone 2072.
>lo\ ing. Trucking. Storage 13
AUTO TRUCKING—Long distance and
moving at railroad rates; also storage. A.
p. Stryker 231 Grant .St. Tel. 21« 1.
CARTING—Walsherk’s General Trucking,
local and long distance moving; also
light and beaVy carting. 26* Goodwin
8l Phone 1171 Perth Amboy. N J.
IIAl LING—Andrew Anderson, Trucking
engines boilers, machinery, safes, heavy
hauling and rigging of every description.
Pierce Arrow and Packard 6 ton trucks.
Tel. 178. 77 Fayette Street- Perth Am
boy. N. J._
MOVING—D. Kadln. expreee and etorage,
long distance moving with care. 104
New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1676. 1883.
Perth Amboy.
MOVING—P.arlran Expreee. carting and
trucking and moving, local and long dis
tance. Phone 353-J. J. Slendenburg. 377
Division 8L__
MOVING—Hmielskl Bros.. light and
heavy trucking; local and long distance,
careful drivere. al work given our per
sonal attention. Phone 406 Perth Am
boy!___|
tlon between Penh Amboy and New
York; move la city or country. 295
Wasblngton_ 8t._ Phone_ 898-J. _I
MOVING—John Hawrylko ft Son, truck
ing and moving: local and long distance;
personal attention to all work. 112
Cbaoncey St. Telephone Connection.
TRUCKING—John Gardell. transfer and
suto trucking; storage furniture and
pianos moved; country and city. 205
Market Bl Phone 8T>.
TRUCKING—C. Borup. transfer and auto
trucking, storage, furniture and pianos
moved, city and country. 335 Stats St.
Phone 5171. __
_Painting and Papering_54
DECORATING—A. P. Barner; Painter
and Paper Hanger; work guaranteed;
reasonable prices; estimates given. 123
So. 1st 8L Phone 543-W.
PAINTING—Harry Cohen. Paper Hanger;
Interior decorating a specialty; estimates
furnished. 178 Broad St. Shop 164 So.
1st St. Phone 547-J.
PAPER HAMilNiJ — Paper Hanging a
specialty. Wall Paper retail at whole
sale prices. Paper Hangers furnished at
lowest prices. N. Y. Wall Paper Co. 360
Bt it# St. Phone 1722._
I^rofessinnal Semices 57
PIANO TUNING—And Repairing; first
class work. C. Steinhauser. 325 State
Ft Tel l "5 4- M.
If YOU have some special
want to be satisfied — call the
EVENING NEWS and ask for
an ad taker.
f
MEN AND WOMEN
All who are out of work and want to *
receive first consideration for employ
ment during the coming rosperity
are requested to register without
cost to themselves at the Amboy Em
ployment Agency. 310 Maple St.
_Salesmen and Agents_3ft
SALESMAN—Local; either for full or
part time, to assist In the placing of the
balance of a preferred convertible stock
issue of a producing oil company that
ha, paid regular quarterly dividends for
three years and just now promise# much
larger returns. Must be man of good
standing. Splendid opportunity for the
right man. Apply by letter, stating
qualifications and reference, to Burrows.
Keane & Co. Inc., 25 W. 43rd St., New 1
York City._
SALESMEN—10: neat appearing, aggres- j
sive men; used to make |50 or more a 1
week. Call at 407 Amboy Avenue any
_ afternoon and agk for Mr. Gain. j
Bltuations Wanted -female_M
WOMAN—Wishes washing Inquire An
nle Drahoa._307 Sutton St._
_____ >if uations Wasted—Male 37
AI'TO Ti;r<'iv I >h I V KK—Of help T de
sires position. Sten Kinny. Tel. 804-J,
Fords. >
MARRIED MAN—Wishes position as
helper on truck, watchman or all around
man. "T." Care News.__
I IWaaaI fled Ada offer good Job* c
FINANCIAL
_______ Business Opportunities _ 33
BARBER SHOP—With fixtures and liv
ing rooms, alao good location for tailor
or shoemaker. 117 Slovens Ave.. South
Amboy. N. J._
BUILDING—For lease or rent; formerly
occupied by the Zlnner Chemical Co.,
Front St. Apply Board of Harbor Com
mlatfopera, city Jfall._
CANDY AND CIGAR STORE—Inquire
IK Fayette Street._
RESTAURANT BUSINESS—Good loca
tion ; pries reasonable. Inquire Terry
Confect lonerry. Tot tenv die.
INSTRUCTION
_Musical. Dancing, Dramatjn_44
BANJO— To play, no pay—Banjo. Mando
lin. Guitar, etc. Beginneral Play tunes
perfect firsts In sis lessor.® or your money
back. Ragtime, etc. Instrument* cold
on eaay terms Music. Friday and Sa
turday 1* A M.-f P. M. E. Rogers 810
Maple St.. Perth Amboy. Phone 1082._
IT A NO—Instruction. Perth Amboy Con
servatory nf Music; thorough ? < I
terms moderate. Address 148 Market
St.. Phone 14.14-R.___
LIVESTOCK
______ Horses, Cattle. Vehicles_43
COWS—Fresh Cows and Springers for sale
or exchange for Beef Cows Prices rea
sonable. Call or write. Levine A Kap
lowlta. 1 <8 Lewi* St. Tel. 8037._
COWS—And Springers for sale at any
time, extra good milker*; always large
stock on hand. J. Zlotkin. Freehold. N.
_J._Tel._168 -'W_ __
HORSE—Good; delivery wagon and har
riea* cheap. Inquire Miller's. 530 State
St rest. __
HORSE—Good bargain; must be sold at
once. 184 First Street.
TWo HORSES—Harness and 3 wagons.
John Seaman. 625 State St._
WAGONg—3 coup<s; 1 delivery; 2 aurreys.
O. Olson, foot Jolln< A v • Tot ten vllle.
_________ Poultry and Supplies 18
CHICK FEED—Scratch. Whole Corn.
Maah. Also agent for Dr. Peter's Kurl
ko. E. Ohlson. Phone 2045. 405 LauTe
St._
POULTRY—Wholesale and Retail Pc try
Market; live chickens, ducks, etc., at
lowest prices 257 New Brunswick Ave.
D. Schaffer. Prop.__
mcnonHivuioc.
Articles for 8»l«_51
FURNACE—Hot Air. inquire 244 Rec
tor St root.__
.EATHEK—Oak Soles and scraps. Ws
carry a full lino of cobbler'a tools and
supplies for homo use. P. BarblerL 404
406 State 8t. _ _
DLD MATRICES—Heavy preaaed card
board newspaper mats—dimensions same
as this printed page. Best possible lin
ing for Inside of poultry houses, garages
or for sheathing stucco houses. Keeps
out the cold. Large supply on hand.
Price 61.00 a hundred. Call at Evening
News OffIco._
RUBBER GOODS—Thompson - Goodyear
Rubber Corp.. 315 Maple St. Tel. 2169.
Everything In Rubber; wholesale and re
tail. Plumbers. Factory and Household
Supplies.______
SAFE GUARD—Check writer; very cheap,
bargains in shot guns, rifles and shells,
hunting c.a’s. safety razors and blades.
8. Perlmutter._199 Bmjth_Street._
wall PAPER—*29% reduction on all
grades. Prices from 10 cents a roll up.
Large virlety. Gimpleman Bros. 331
8tato St. Phoni 1771.__
__Business ^Equipment_59
JAR BON PAPERS—And Typewriter Sup
plies for a'l machines; first class ribbons.
Stationery and supplies E. M.^Glueck,
76 Smith 3t. Phono 2177. ___
rY?E WRITERS — Headquarters. Sold,
rented, repaired, parts. Ribbons. 65c.
Carbon Paper. 15c dozen; bargains.
Comepys & Bro., corner Smith and Elm
Streets._
WAX FIGURES—A number of wax fig
ures and hat stands on hand. F. A F.
Shop. ’.25 Maple St. _ _
_Building Materials_ 54
JolLEUS—J. J. Ktonen. tanks and smoke
stacks. sheet iron work of all descriptions
Repairing a specialty. 386 and 390 Divi
sion St. and P. R. It. Perth Amboy, N. J.
Phone office 1608; home 260-R._
HARDWARE—Elizabeth Hardware Co.,
The Home of Hardware. 137-139-141 j
New Brunswick Ave. Tel. Exchange 120
111 Perth Am boy ._
HARDWARE—Tools. Paints. Oils. Var
nishes. Wall Paper. Painters Supplies.
Max Goldfarh. 311 State 8t. Phone 861.
PAINTS—Allan: ic Lead and Atluntlo
Linseed Oil; Pierce's Ready Mixed Paint,
63.25 a gallon; set colors. S. Koch. 363
State St._Phone 1316._
VARNISH AND STAIN—In one applica
tion. See The Jonlee Co. Paint Head
quarters. 184 Smith 8t. Phone 19 0.
Farm and Dairy Products 53
milk—Forth Amboy Milk Go* always at
your service. Deliveries everywhere.
Demand our products from your dealer
cr grocer._
Good Thinge to Fat__ 57
IH8AD—Eat that eo homelike Aunt Mar
tha Bread; sold at all grocers. Sira
men's Model Bakery.
uOFFEE CAKES—Danish coffee cakes,
pics, layer cakes, doughnuts, etc., fresh
every day at 2 P. M. N. E. Bjornson,
Jr., |2t New Brunswick Avenue. _
POP CORN CRISPS—Dixie Mix; you miss
a treat if you fall to eat this excellent
pop corn confection. Dixie Products Co,
J : Madison Ave.. Perth Amboy. N. J.
• \ LADS—Majestic Delicatessen, ready
cook' meats; all home cooking; cater
ing to parties and entertainments a spe
■ ty I 19 Smltl St. Phone l
_Household Goode_6‘J
BABY CARRIAGE—Good condition. 285
Goodwin Street.__
BED ROOM SUITES—2: dark oak; sep
arate or suite; desk and bookcase cosn
bined; sideboard (buffet and crystal
closet) combined. Dining room table; 6
■ hairs; oth-r pieces 151 Market Sr._
BURNER GAS STOVE—8; and oven . 29
Smith Street._
■| RNITLTRE—Inquire 181 Broad street.
’URNITURE—Dublin Furniture House, all
;inde of furniture, baby carrlagta. floor
coverings a specialty; reasonable prices;
positively ntw goods. 979 Smith Btreet.
L>AK DRESSER—With French plate mir
ror; nearl*- new; sacrifice at 618.00. Box
104. Care News._
3TOVE—Kitchen and parlor. Inquire 378
Washington _
_.nacnwery xoois_si
IOTORS AND GENERATORS—All kinds
f A. C. and D. C.. also rewinding and
repairing promptly attended to. Peith
Amboy Storage Battery & Electrlo Co..
246 Madison Ave. Tel 1SQ7. _
_MiiHieal Instrument* _62
VII'SIC ROLLS— Latest; come in and
hear them. Trices 15c up. Shed music.
J. Smeiling. US Sinith Street.
VI LSI CAL INSTRUMENTS—Full line 0*
small instruments, banjos, mandolins,'
rruitars and musical accessories. Brun
ton Piano Store. 204 Smith St._
PIANO—Duainherrie: good condition. Ap
ply 140 Brighton Avenue. _
PIANO—Strauss Ac Son. $125 cash. In
quire 5264 Arthur Kill Road, Tottenville,
Staten Island or Tel. 2564-M._
tECORDS—Emerson Records; all the la
test songs and dance hits on sale.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry; also expert
watfMi rapairing S Cardon 70 Kmlrh
Specials at the 8 ores_64
INAMELWAHE—Special sale; closing out
our entire stock at less than cost. John
Molnar_481A 8tate 8l___
_Wearing Apparel_ 65
JAPS—Mens Caps and Cloth Hats made
to order in any wanted style. Men's
Hal Store. 256 Smith St.. Corner Elm.
Wanted to Buy_66
EXCELLENT—Prices paid for your furni
ture by largest used furniture dealer In
city. Call ue first. It will pay. Miller’s.
53® State St Phone 713-W.__
'URN ITU HE—Second hand; bought and
Bold. I. Sober. 6-8 Smith 8t.
TKNITURB—We buy all kinds second
iand furniture. G. Houser. 103 Fayette
tt. Phone 848-W.__
’L’RNITURE—High Prices paid for sec
ond and furniture; also all kinds of
stoves, bedding, floor covering for sale.
8usaman. 18 Smith St. Tel. 1494-J.
STAMP BOOKS—United Certificates and
soap wrappers: highest prices paid. Bring
th. up to 441 Amboy Ave._
STAMPS—We Luy all kluds of coupons,
soap wrapper*. United Certificates, trad
ing stamps. Elk Trading Stamp Co.. 338
8tate Street.
The Surest way to sell goods Is to use
lassified ad*
r ROOMS AND BOARD
Koona With Board 6?
HOTEL REMINGTON—371 Smith It,
furnished room* by flay or week; rooms
steam heated, meals served: alao regu
lar board. Tel. 434_
Rooms Wit haul Board j
GOODWIN ST, 273— Furnished rooms;
for 2 gentlemen or couple; all lmprove
, monte; private family.
GORDON ST, 30—Nicely furnished room.
private family.
GORDON ST, 133—Furnished room with
kltch enette. Tel. 1SJ4.__
LEWIS ST, lfO—Nicely furnished rooma;
Private family. Tel. ITtl-R.
McClellan ST, 247—1 single room; 1
double rooms; all Improvements_
Mt OLELLA N ST, 240—Furnished front
room: all Improvements. McClellan
House.__
31 ARK FT ST, 115—Nicely furnished
rooms; all Improvements; In private fam
ily._
MARKET ST, 296—Furnished rooms; all
conveniencee. Tel. 443-J.
MARKET ST, 27*—Elegantly furnished
big front room; hot bath, electricity; fine
locality._
MARKET STREET. 111A—Nice Furnished
Room.__
RECTOR ST.. 284—Neatly furnished room
for gentleman or lady; all Improvements.
RECTOR ST, 106—Nice large front room.
Suitah 1 e for two._Phone 125-W._
RECTOR ST, 262—Nicely furnished room.
private fam 11 y; gentleman preferred.
STATE ST. 235—2 furnished rooms for
gentlemc all conveniences; light and
airy. _
STATE ST, 231—Furnished room; good
home for right party.
STATE ST, 234—2 large furnished rooms;
gentlemen preferred.
TOTTENVILLE—Furnished room, all up
to-date Improvements; with or without
board. 7334 Amboy Road, near Wood
Avenue.__
WATER ST, 27—Room for 1 or 2 gentle
mon. Steam heat; beet location.
WATER ST, 233—Large furnished room;
facing the bay. with or without house
keeping privileges.
FURNISHED ROOM—Inquire Majestic
Confectionery. 372 Madleon Ave.
ROOMS—Furnished; 1 or 2. Inquire any
day after 4 o*clock._103 Kearny Ave.
Roeraia foe Housekeeping_09
AVENGL—House, on trolley line; 12
rooms; 2 baths; garage. Tel. Rahway
m-J. _
HIGH ST, 286—One light housekeeping
room.__
HIGH ST, 425—2; furnished for light
h o u se k raping.
KEARNY AVE, 149—Furnished room*
suitable for light housekeeping.
MARKET ST, 346—2 housekeeping rooms,
(’all after 6 evenings.
PROSPECT ST, 355—Furnished room for
couple for light housekeeping; home prl
v lieges._
WATER ST, 47—Furnished room with or
without light housekeeping; beautiful lo
cation J_*ljlwprovrments. Phone 506-R.
WATER ST, 163—2 light housekeeping
roo ms; all modern Improvemen ts,
FU UN 1 SHED A PA R T ME NT—For light
housekeeping; all Improvements. 141
Main St, Tottenvllle._
_Where to Fat_71
HOME RESTAURANT AND
COFFEE HOUSE
Our best advertisement is. that those
who try our home cooking always
come in again. Real food at rea
sonable prices. 194 Smith Street.
PRESTO LUNCH—And Bakery; home
pastries; popular prices; open day and
night. 11* Smith Street.__
VICTORY RESTAURANT—Oyatar and
Chop House; sea food special; popular
prlcea 322 Stats Street, near Jefferson
St.. Perth Amboj^ Tel. 2114._
Wanted—Rooms, Board_7H
WANTED—Furnished room for you ng
lady; with privilege of light housekeep
ing^ State price. Address ••Room,* News.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
_Real Estate Desltfs_7AA
CONARD A COM PA NY—Real Estata and
General Insurance. 102 Smith Street. ,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Phone 210. _I
FRASER BROS.—Real Estate and insur
ance. Savings Bank Building. Phone
663._
HANS NIELSEN CO.—Rsal Estate and I
Mortgages. 196 Smith Street. Real
Estae Exchange Building. Telephone
88._;_
JACOBSON A GOLDFARB—Real Estate
and Insurance Raritan Building. Phone
1856,_
MAPLE REALTY CO.—RealVEstate. 216
-h Sr. Phone 1710._
MARGARETTKN A LOB EL—Successors
to Alpern A Co.. Real Estate, Mortgages
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Perth
Amboy. N. J. Phone 880,
PERT l AMBOY REAL ESTATE EX
CHANGE and General Insurance.
317 Madison Avenue. Phone 1466.
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 cal) on us.
_•'Superior Service**___
PHIL:P LEVINE—Real Estate and all
kinds of insursnes; money to loan; rents
collected, etc. Earl tan Building. Phone.
SHIRLEY & SORENSON—Successors to
D. A. Shirley. Real Estate and Insur
ance. 130 Smith St., Perth Amboy. Office
open evenings. Tel. iso.
___Apartments and Plata_74
AMBOY AVE.. 443—Five rooms; all im
provements including steam heat fuvn
by the owner.
AMBOY AVE.. 442—6 rooms "and bath;
also 3 rooms and bath; all improvements.
Tel. 2179-M.____
BRIGHTON AVE.—4 rooms. Inquire 80
Gordon St., upstairs._
CATALFA AVE., 142 Hi f ai a '
improvements but steam, 140. Inquire
178 Broad St.
DIVISION ST. 886—Flat. Inquire J.
Polkowlt*. 4!1 State 8t._
EAST AVE., 402—6 room flat; all im
provements. ____________________
ELM ST.. 266—5 rooms; all lmprovs
mentn Inquire In Grocery Btora._
FAYETTE ST.—Five rooms; tmprove
ments. Inquire Solomon. 178 Hklf Ave.
LAWR1E ST,—Nice, light upstairs flat for
rent by 18th of Oct. Inquire 346 Bar
ela yStraet._
MADISON AVJB.. 71—Two four room flats.
all Improvements. ____
MARKET ST.. 809—6 room apartment;
improvements; 840.00 per month. Charles
L. Steuerwald. Inc., 208 Smith St._
MARKET ST.. 840—Five nice rooms; all
Improvements. Inquire 273 Goodwin St.
MARKET ST.—Six rooms; all improve
ments._ Inquire 275 Smith Street.
NEVILLE ST., 306—Five rooms; second
floor.__
WATSON AVE.. 276—Five rooms; im
provements; $20. Inquire 214 New
Brunswick Avenue._ »
APARTMENT—7 rooms; all improve
ments. Inquire Maple Realty Co. 215
Smith Street._
APARTMENT—New; up-to-date; latest
improvements; rent $60. 119 Madison
Avenue.__
DWELLING—6 rooms; newly decorated.
47 Fayette St. Rent $30. Pierce John
_SOB Co- Phone 661. _
FLAT—5 rooms; all modern improvements
Inquire Tel._654-J._
FLAT—8 rooms. Inquire Greenspans
_NewBstand. Madison Ave. corner Smith.
FLAT—5 rooms. Inquire 441 Mechanic
Street, downstalrs._
FLAT—Inquire S. Tucker. 68 Brighton
Avenue._
nvjuaia—rental inquire zit r*ew
Brunswick Avenue._
ROOMS—6: all improvements; heat fur
i Inquire 233 State St. Tel. 231-It
_ Business Places for B—t 73
KING ST.—New store Just off Smith St.
on King St. will lease: also manufactur
ing apace 4.800 square feet. Theo. 8.
Brown. 383 King St.__ __
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. 131— Business
property: suitable for wholesale or man
ufacturing. Inquire Clemensen's Feed
Store. South Second Street._
STORE—And 2 family dwelling; rente $117
a month; price and terms right; $2,000
*-aah required. Charles L. Steuerwald,
Inc. 208 Smith Street.
Aak about the special rate offered to
suslnesa men who use classified advertis
ing.
Classified Ada make hundreds of dollara
profit for the advertisers every day
*
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Ho—n for Rent *yj|
DIVISION ST.. 3S6—Houee. Inquire J«
Polkowita. 411 Stare St.
HIGH ST.—8evf*n (7) roomi; ell BuM
improvements In- ..ding steam beat; rev
<40,00; Inquire 411 High St
STATE ST.. 474—0 room house; rent $28,
Inqulre 121 Brighton AvaauU.
STATE ST.—0 room house; rent |21.n!
Charles L. Eteuerwald, Inc., 2#l Smith
Street._ _ ___
HOUSE—Por rent oy anle; • rooms; up*
ro-dat* impr-M.m*-nfi with garage. In
quire B. StreifT. 110 Smith Street. _
_____ Offices sod l»eeh lw W
FURNISHED OFFICES—Suitable tqe
lawyer. J. KrelelaheJmnr A Son. 13* 1
Smith Street. 1
OFFICE—Large front office to let. Apply
Maple Realty Co. 11< Smith PL
_Suburban for Rent 7t
AVKNEL—Beautiful home; all Improve
ment! except heat; $22*. Inquire Corner
Manhattan Ave. and Mdnter St.
FuRDif, N. J.—& nice room* all improve
ments except luat. William St. Tel.
2178-M, Fords. Mrs. Mo a.
TOTTKfH’iLLE—High class; nine rooms;
3 baths; two acres: owner occupies; long
_len*<^ if desired. Phone 1147 TQttauvIHe..
HOUSE—4 rooms and bath; Improve
ments; screened porch and windows; ga
rage. $40.00. Owner C. R. Patterson,
Washington St., south of Provost Ava.,
Kcyport, N. J
ROOMS—4 large; city water.' Mrs. Flashl
i'$ Brighton St.. Toe*
Wanted—To Real ~~ " St |
APARTMENT—Furnished; •-« rooms; all ■
improvements in desirable location, w
Write. giving full particulars • Address
Box >10. Care News.
APARTMENT—Small or 1-4 rooms pre!
ferred by American couple; alt Improve*
menta. in Sewaren or woodbridfe. Ad*
dress “T. A.” Care News.
_Business Property * $<
HOTEL—For aale or exchange; h<ftal with
38 rooms; large garage; also 9 here* of
ground; pries $10,000; part cash; situated
on Lincoln Highway. New Brunswick be
tween Kingston and Princeton. Inquire
_Louis L. Mabus. Franklin Park, J.
PROPERTY—Property corner Smith and
Water Streets; 2 family house on Water
Street and corner property on Smith
Street; good bargain. Inquire 207 Pet
«rson St._
washing hto.v, N. J.—Store and dwell
ing combined in Village of Hampton, N.
J. on the Jersey Central Railroad, real
bargain; suitable for any business; pries
$1750.00; only $500 cash required. E. B.
Blrdsall, Washington. N. J.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
_Farms and Land for Bala_N
FARMS—All size farms with Stoek of
tools. See us for farma Eastern Farm
Development Co., 203 Raritan Bldg.,
Phone 1856.
Houscs~~Fer Sals <4
BRUCK AVE.—Near Amboy; live new
stucco buildings; $800 cash required.
Mass-»puet Bros. A Co. <03 State gtreet,
CENTRALLY LOCATED—• room house:
furnished; lease given. Apply Charles
_ L. Steuerwald, Inc.. 208 Smith Bt.
GOODWIN ST.—Stucco house; 7 rooms;
arranged for two families; lot
chicken run; electric lights;
lots, sinks; $5000.00; $2750.00
qulred. Charles L. Steuerwald.
Smith Street._
OAK rr.—Blg bargain; must be sold
once; 3 family building on Oak I
Smith St., all Improvementa with
driveway; price $7300; easy tai_... _
Sehonceit A Blitser. Raritan Building.
Tel. 1553.
RECTOR ST. NEAR LEWIS—7 room
modern corner house; furnished or un
furnished. P. O. Box 42%.
SHERIDAN St!—Two family house, 13 ,,
rooms, all Improvements except steam
heat. Masaopust Bros. A Co., <03 Stats
Street.___
DWELLING—2 family on Barclay St. t
rooms, good condition; all Improvements
except heat, $5950. Cash required $2000.
Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc.. 203 Smith
Street.
HOUSE—< rooms; all Improvementa
Party will exchange lots In payment rt>r
same. Pierce Johnson Co. 317 8m!tli
St. Tel. 551.
HOUSES—Fords; out 5 room house with
Improvements and garage. Two 4 room
houses with water and light; will ar
range terms. Inquire Michael xanovsky.
Fords, N. J. Phone 4955; opposite school
RESIDENTIAL SECTION'S—Large selec
tion of houses; all modern improventa
$10.00 down will start your horns. Carl
Jaco j. Real Estate end Insurance. 173
Brighton Ave Tel. «1.
1^. For Bala II
FORDS—Building lqta $55 each and at
Woodbridga $55 each; amall farma at
$400 each and upwards Hana Nielsen
Co. 1 $< Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J.
GREEN STR'EET—3 lota $Q * 100 fei
tale; price $1,000. Inquire “J. K. S."
Care News. '
NEVILLE ST.—Lot 37 H x 100; good le*
cation. Inquire 49$ Neville Street.
LOTS—Choice residential lots at Woo<L
bridge, ai d new subdivision at South Am
boy end of projected bridge on Scott
Avenue. Charles L. Steuerwald. Inc. 208
8mith Street.
RARITAN MANOR—Corner lot 10# g 103
restricted property; will saertflea In
quire A. W. Larson. 170 Brighton Ave.
SEWAREN—16 lota muat be sold at 8e
waren to settle an estate, located on Hol
ton and East Ave.. close to R. R. station
and Fast Line; sewer, gaa and watar in.
I R. Robbins. Lumber Yard. Phone <37,
WOODBRIDGE—$760.00 will buy A large
lot centrally located; 1 block from trol
ley; near school. W# will furnish money
to build your home; choose your own
contractor; offer good until Nov. 1st,
1921. Boynton Brothers A Co., 87 Smith ^
Street.__ m
Suburban For Sale >1 ®
FORDS—Bungalow! 6 rooms and bath
with improvements; new; will ha finished
In 10 days. Fords Ave. and Hollister
Place. 8 minutes from trolley and bus
line; price $3900.00; terme to salt pur
cbaser. Canard A Co. 103 Smith St.
FORDS—Six room bouse; nearly new; all
improvements; at Raritan Manor. Ad
dress Win. A. Spencer, Raritan Build
lng. City._ ^
FORD S—5 rooms, gas. electric lights and
hath; porches; one minute to trolley and
bus. A cozy horns, cheap; only $4,000,
$1300 cash required. Charles L. Steuer
wald. Inc., 208 Smith St.
FORDS—New 7 room house; all laiesl
Improvements; small amount of cash,
T-l. 137^-R. A. We Is man, Vina 8t
FORDS—7 room house; all improvement
except heat; $1,000 cash takes It, Am
dress “S. B.** Care News.
SEW AREN—8 room house; all improve*
znents; hardwood floors; large lot; twd
car garage; priced $$,500 If sold before
Oct. 6. Will take $8,000 for It; part cart,
J. H. Concannon. Wood bridge. Phone
WnnHhrlitc* 5ftft
SOUTH AMBOT^i room houssT 5m9
Street; tine residential section; S blocks
from station. Heat, Gas, Laundry room*
etc._A. H. Bergen. 260 Main Btrest.
STATEN ISLAND—New house: G rooms
and bath; all improvements; tax exempt
tlon for 10 years: plot 60 x 140; ft min*
utes’ walk from Richmond Valley R. R. .
station: price $5,600; terms. Apply H, M
M. Madsen. 149 Richmond Valley Road* ■
Hirhmond Valley. Staten Island. "
To i’TEN'VILLE—Stucco house; bse^S
rooms and bath; steam heat, electricity,
$6300. Macdonald. 1811 Cedar
Bronx. N. Y.
TOTTENVI LLE—For sale residency Are
minutes from ferry; fine location; six
rooms; improvements; price $6,000.ft#t
cash $8,000. B Williams. Tottenvlile. N.
_ Y.___ ___
TOTTENV6LLE—For sale, bouse, six
rooms. Improvements; lot 40 x 215; good
location; price $6,000; cash $2,600. B.
Willis ms. Tot ten vllle. N. Y.
WOODBRIDGE—New bungalow In beet
location In city, on trolley line. This Is
a bargain to any one with a little cash.
Conard A Company. 108 Smith Bt.
WOODBRIDGE—New home; 7 rooms,
sleeping porch, unfinished attic: r*^l
ter heat, garage; large lot; excelent lo
cation. Inquire 112 High 2W
bridge S17-M. _ ___ J|
HOUSE—$3,800 will buy 6 room house,
garage, grapes and fruit trees on prem- w
ises. part cash; balance mortgage, Mrs. m
Van Pelt. R. F. D. No. 1. Ran way. J
PROPERTY—Woodbridge; house; 7 rooms
all Improvements, garage for 2 cars; lot
60 x 139 will sell on easy terms for ap- V
polntment. Tel. Woodbridge 565 or 43-R. ■
Wanted—Real Estate f J
DWELLINGS—If you want eo sell your H
property; Hat same with ue. We want
one and two family dwellings In all parts
of the city. Consrd A Company, 108
Smith Street.
HOUSE—One family 6-7 rooms; all im
pro\ements; location( between Lewis and
Market; from State toward Water 9t.>,
Writs P. O. Box 48b Ftfib ftmbng. V. J.
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