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1 Bring Your Ad To The Office, Or Telephone It, If That Suits You Better_
V—-—
TH', EVENING NEWS
Pvrt b Amboy, N. J
CUMIMEII iOVEETISIK*
Islix* and PtAodArdisrd aod Popn’ar
in* tot Quick Refvrvocv
All kd» or* rwtrlctvd lo ttarlr grop«
elkkkfdcAtioa *nd to tb* regular Tb
Evening N'«»v eiylv or rype
CLAbSiriKP RATE*
Dally Rai# Per Una •
Caab Cbtrg
« ..£ ,*!
Nj ad taken for l-ee than l tinea
Chanced ai tb* rat* earned
Coant a*«rag* word# to tha »ln«
Ad# • allowed ib# caab rat# J* paid a
TH* Erei. ng N«*w» Office within • dav
from th** ft rat day of insertion
Charged ad# may b# given by tntwpao*
Ad# ordered for f day# and stopped b*
for# that ime will only be -barged w
the actual number of tiro*# »b# ad ap
p. ared charging at th# rat* earned,
faong ten.; ra’e# gi**n upon r#ou*#t
Telephone 400. A#k for a Want A*
Taker.
g "classification ~
announcements
f—Coming Eveot#
4—Pernonale
14—I*c i and Found
AUTOMOBILES
11— Automobiles for Sale
12— Motorcycle# and Btcyclaa.
13— Automobile# for Exchange
14— Auto Accessories
14—Bar vice Station#— Repairlni
Id—Auto Llwary—C.aragea
|J—Wanted—Automobile#
BUSINESS SERVICE
4S—®ualr«a» Service# Offered
\ If—Bulldlns—Contracting
A# Healing and Piumblns
11—Insurance
A—>lf liilnery—Dressmaking
P^Movlif. Trucking. Stonge
44—Painting—Papering
IV— Patent Attorney#
34—Printing—Stationery
SV—Professional Services
44—Repairing
44—Renovating and Dyeing
•4—tailoring and Pressing
99—'Wamad—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
[•Ip Wanted—Female
,p Warned—Male
p— Maie or Female
_am«n and Agenta
ituatlons Wanted—Female
97—{situations Wanted—Male
x FINANCIAL
B9 Mpslneae Opportunities
:s. Stocks. Bonds
j tone? to Loan
—./anted—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
idence Course*
itructlon Classes
_Dancing. Drains tie
../ate Instruction
rnnted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK
*V«-Dogs. Cats. Pets
41—Morses. Cattle. Vehicles
f Poultry and Supplies
14 ijjfnnted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
Ssls
Office Equipin«r.t
Products
to Eat /
Things
Goods
and Watches
Tools
Fertilizers
Stores
ROOMS FOR RENT
97—Rooms Wit!; Board
gg—Rooms Without Board
—Room* for Housekeeping
70— Vacation Place#
71— Where to Eat
72— Where to Stop in Town
7 2—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR P. F N *.
4 Apartments and Flats
r*m Pin ee for Rent
fi—Farms to. Rent
77—House# tor Rent
Offtt ra and Desk Room
u — Suburban for Rent
—Summer Places for Rent
<1 —Wanted—To Rent
REAl ESTATE FOR S.UE
Bus)r:«ss Proparty
*» — Firms arid Land for Sale
vt—ti'Hiara Cor Sale
3k—J«e • for 8c. le
m—Shore Propety for Sals
>7—Suburban fot tale
83—Real Esia*** or Exchange
89—W anted — Re%. Estate
FIRE ALARM BOXES
21— Gordon and Meade Streets
Madia*mi Ave. and Paterson 9t.
24—Market and Sheridan Street#
2ft—Itonith Street and Central It It.
r«—Market and First Streets
37—Raritan Copper W rk»
Ll—High and Lewis Street!
34—Madison Avenue and Smith Street.
Xft—Smith and High Streets
,;g— New Brunswick Ave. end New Stree:
22— Smith and State Streets
ii—Staadaiu Underground Cable Co.
42— Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
43- —Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St
4i—Commerce arid Front Street#
4ft—Siate %nd Washington Stree *
M?—Higi; and Washington Stree *
• —Cortland! and Easton Stree a
*4—«tate and Buckingham Ave.
f.:»—Parker St. and Pulaski Ave.
r,t—Hall Ar«. and Charles .St.
:.T—State and Wayne Streets
&S—M*ar Lead Works
ft mniver _ ,
itvanhini'on Street and Park Avenue
43—New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
r.4—Smith Street and Watgon /venue
. *—Cemmerce and State Streets
73— Front and Smith etreets
7ft—Water am* tsoroon Streets
74— Kearny Ave and Gordon Street
it—£ru- e and Hanson Avenues
• 3— Smith a.id Herbert 9'reet#
S3—Ambov Ave and Waahlngton S*.
24—Lehigh Ave and Stanford Street
1ft—Near City Hospital
•I—Cleveland and Brace Avenues
87—Amboy and Hall Avenue#
9 ft—Ant be.* Ave. and Inslee Street
65— Tawrfnce and Franc* Street*
94—Neville anc Johnatone Streets
BIG CONCERT TONIGHT
NT WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL
• , WOODBRIDUK Dec. 9.—Many
people from Woodbridge and the
vicinity are anticipating attending
thk grand concert to be given by the
CRee Club of the New Jersey Col
lege f<jr Women tonight in the high
school auditorium tor the benefit of
the Senior Class. The event Is under
the uustdee* of the Barron avenue
Parent Teachers' Association and It
will afford thus musically inclined
^v^n t-a'-ellent opportunity to hear a
\lKjIigh*fpl program. One selection
\3Bbe sun* by a group known as “the
woeping Willows ' when sung in a
oonoort in New Brunswick, was re
ceived ’'So favorably that the girls
Verc -ecalled five times. The eve
ning will include e solo by Miss Kl
l»n Paint and a solo by Miss Helen
Prickelt o' Metuchen and both girls
have very fine voi* The rest of
the program will be chorus numbers
with an occasional solo and college
song. Among thb college «r ns will
h« the Hirtger s favorite "!>e Old
.’man Song.” Those wh have
yt- procured their tickets may
the price ol admission at the
How the pro
■pr-which a small charge will
tB. gentlemen.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
_ _ tnocrai IT<wrn <
LURK THE FLORIST—Smith St., next
to Crescent Theatre Flowers for sll oo
* ca*tnng ilold Fleh. Tel IM-M,_
if:.' THE Fl.Oi
Palme, ferns, pot plants, c flower*..
1 • - * - *_*;
rut r* JWER SHOP—107 Fayetta St.
Flowers for svery occasion, wadding bou
quets. floral pieces, cut flowers, potted
r re l. F Yrrn, raid Tel 14* J
L«t and • «*un.l If
PRTVRR‘9 LICENSE— Lost y. sterday be
tween Perth Amboy and W.-odbrldge.
R«tum to J. Totin. t»7 Br^ad ft.
FUR NECK PIECE—Lost on Amln.y A\*.
near Barclay St._Return 347 Market Hr
.
mala, loat on Vineyard R ad Metuchen.
Height 11 Inches weight 11 pounds; lib
eral reward return SH Market Su. Perth
Amhoy_ or bb Kfn*rt Ava.. Metuchen._
MASONIC JUNO—J^oei. reward. Return
Ilf Catalpa Ave.___
POCK ETBOOK— Found at Langes Hall,
December fth. Finder can have earns by
proving property end paying for this
advertisement. Sylvia Waddy, Jamea
burg.__
POCKET BOOK—Black leather loat; 0
Inches long with whits Ivory ornaments
from Dominick’s Taxi on Tuesday ven
ing. Finder may keep money if papers
are returned to B. 8, M.. Iff Park Av**.
RABBIT HOI’ND—Heavy set; owner call
at Sff Cortlnndt St.
PMALL VKLOW DOO—Loat. with black
muzxle and cut tail; has a patch of
white hair and an odd mark on the
akin of the breast between the foreleg*.
Female. Answers to nans* “Puckn *
Reward If returned to Mias'Manning at
Manning's Bridge. Florida Prove Road.
j 1 1
Almost half the money collected
1 during the Red Cross roll call here,
: it is found, came from the employes
of the various plants frt this vicinity
I to the amount of *3.229. This re
| port was given at the regular meet
ing of the executive board that was
held at headquarters last night at
1 which time all the activities of the
campaign were reviewed -and other
matters of business discussed.
Because of the lack of funds this
year it was found impossible for the
chapter to make any definite provi
sion for a fund wherewith the an
nual Christmas cheer may be taken
io the wounded soldiers at the Fox
Hills hospital. However, the mem
bers of the executive committee feel
that the community here would be
willing to do its part in subscribing
a spe. la I fund for this purpose. The
chapter does not feel that the sea
son should pass without recognition
of the ex-soldiers who are unable to
be in their homes at Yuletide and
will make every effort to enlist the
aid of the public in this move. It
is asked that all donations no mat
ter how small be sent to the Bed
Cross headquarters, 218 Raritan
Building.
Red Cross workers will go to the
hospitals on Christmas eve to cheer
the boy* and give cut the comfort
that will be bought with the local
donations.
Those who were present at the
meeting last night were: Chairman
Axel Olsen. Mrs Adrian I-yon, A.
Clayton Clark. Or. Charles Silk. R.
rt. Anderson, I. T. Madsen and Miss
Anna Torden. executive secretary.
Following is a list of the plants
who donated to the roll call and the
amounts which came from each:
American Encaustic Tile Co. * 70.00
American S. & R. Co. 200.00
Atlantic Terra Cottu Co. 99.00
Barber Asphalt I’avlng Co. .. 443.00
Carborundum Co. 02.00
C. It. R. of New Jersey. 4.00
Chest, t-ough Mfg. Co. 64.00
Fords Porcelain Works. 37.00
General Bakelite Co. 39.00
R. V. R. R. Co. 20.00
McHcise L. U. Inc. 13.00
Henry Maurer & Son. 20.00
Marey Foundry Co. 33.00
Xorvel: Chemical Cor. 34.00
National Fireproofing Co. . .. 60.00
New Jersey Terra Cotta .... 140.00
P. R. R. Co.
Perth Amboy Dry P-oeks .... 65.00
Perth Amboy Tile Works ... 70.00
Raritan Copper Works. 463.00
Roess'. r& Hasslacher.
Perth Amboy Chem Co. 303.on
Standard Underground Cable 826.00
United Read Co.. ’
U. S Cartridge Co. 162.00
White, Patrick & Sons.
IRE FINED HERE
Twelve violator* of the city ordi
nance requiring vehicles to display
the proper lights at night were
brought before Recorder Harold K.
Pickersgill last night and fined sums
ranging from $3 to Jit) and costs.
Those arraigned were included in
the offenders caught in the campagn
conducted on Tuesday night by
Motorcycle Officers William Bach
man and Frank Setboth, assisted by
Patrolmen James Nolan and Charles
Jorgensen. Last night's court ses
sion brought the total number of
penalties inflicted In the course of
the campaign to approximately 133.
T.iose appearing in answer to
summonses were: Frank Sehantz.
of Carteret: E. Knowles, of Keans
burg: Louis Niison of 137 Law l ie
street; Steve Brodinski, of 264
Goodwin street: Charles Zeller, of
64 Kearney avenue; Ernst Tornsin
of Long Brunch: J. Flavin, of 4S1
New Brunswick avenue; Charles
Hermitt. of 632 Corttandt street;
Victor Pinkowski, of the same ad
dress; Alex Kruegn. of Keansburg;
Joseph Petraska. of 331 Hall ave
nue. and Fete Harsen, of 213 Madi
son avenue.
SURROGATE’S COURT
NTJW BRUNSWICK. I>'\ 9—
The will of John Mtru-k a. lat of
IVrth Amboy, who died November
12, was entered for probate yester
day.
A brother Michael name-1 as ex
ecutor failed to qualify and litters
of administration with the will an*
rexeil on the $5,000 estate were is
sued to the widow, Ill las bet h. who
wm name I us the reaid uury less toe.
The wtil which was drawn Jure
50, 1921. v as witnessed by .1 ohn
h. Toolan and ir r. nn> Grose. am?
the sportfir bequests ^r* #10* to th«
Church of Our La ly ol ns iry and
ono dollar lu each of the six chil
dren.
AUTOMOBILES
l|«ofif* li'
8*ras<
I repair* Middlesex Moton, Inc. 47
Smith 8rre.*t__ _
AulomoMIrt f*»r !*ale II
|TI ICK—ISIS; 5 passenger. • c>
} touring good condition. 129 George 8t,
I H* tirh Amboy. N. /.
• HUICK—1920 Touring; Dodge Touring;
{(’handler Touring. Jefferson Motor*. Inc.
■ $l» Madison Ave.
j CADILLAC TOURING—Private owner
mil dispose of car; model 17. double
letter; email mileage; attractive price
Phono Mnu.hen 234._ _
HANDLER TOI Ki My fine
with unusually good tires; a bargain at
1175. ( an be seen at Van Syckle'e.
; DODGE H ROT HERE TOURING—Late
model with tilting windahicld; over
I.auled: mw top; very good tlrea; $450.
_\«n Syckle’e.______________
DODGE DELIVERY—1919; like new;
big bargain. Atlantic Garage. 565 Am
boy Avenue.
[GARDNER TOURING—1921; slightly used
i 1920 Ford Chassis; overhauled and re
painted 1913 Ton and half Selden
j Chase.*; a-l shape. Eagle Garage. 34(1
| Prospect It. ___
HUDSON—4 cylinder. 7 pass* nfir tour
J mg, must be seen to be appreciated, 1300.
Van Hyckle’a._ .
1 LIGHT ~FoKD DELIVERY—1917; a-l
condition; fully equipped 1100.00; 1917
i Ford Roadster. a-l running order. $43.00.
' Stilus (iarage. Tel. 394 South Amboy.
exreli- nt condition. In exchange fo!
Ford Touring or will sell cheap. Phone
Met ur he n 199-R.
I PAIGE COUPE—1920; run 6.000 miles.
$1900. William K Woodruff. 272 Handy
New 1 trunswlck. N^_J.___
.lit. 1920; 1 ton express; li.(6
new, $*76. Sextons Garage. 15 Smith
3L Tel. 1795.__;
IL SIX—Sport i
model; cord tires Including a apart; mo
to-meter. automatic windshield cleaner- i
and other extras: a wonderful bargain
it >1.000. Van Syckle'w_
• -FD CARS—1920 Touring; 1919 Huick 6
passenger Touring; Paige Sedan. 5 pas- |
s niter. Central Garage. 225-227 New
Hrunstrick Averue.___
< 'A US— A w • .« g.-o.l aasurirneni
of used cars to select from at Garret** n’a
31 5 • S07 New Prune* Irk A venUS.___
USED CARS
Latest model Franklin Sedan, slightly
used, wire wheels, bumpers, spare tire;
cost $4250 8 mouths ago; will sacrifice ;
for $2500.
Chandler Touting. $300
Chandler Touting $575
1‘ulge. sport model; like new, $975
SEXTON'S GARAGE
Tyades Considered
Time Deals Arranged_
Ysed CAR BARGAINS
1920 Ford' Coupe, $350.00.
Iiodgc Runabout. $275.00.
Liberty I: ads tor. perfect condition; a
real bargain. $385.0*'.
Overhinrl Touring all new tires. $200
Do it all. Farm Tractor with a very
complete set of implements in use one
week; just the outfit for a small
farm, cost owner $750.00. Will sacri
fice on account of health for $45u.OO.
Time payment# considered.
F >rdson Tractor, Demonstrator, good
as new. '$550.00.
Many othtr bargains
DORFEY MOTOR*. INC.,
Authorized Ford Dealers
363-367 Division S' Phone 36$
Penh Amboy, N. J
Wt Move to Our New Home Dec. 1#_
Used caI ##d modotss
Superior Garage Co Service Statl<*s
Maxwell. Columbia. Elgin lloftcr Cars.
Garford Trucks Corner Maple and Fay- |
etts 8treet* Ts!. 1894.
Motorcycles and Hicycles_12
MOTORCYCLE PARTS—In stock at all
times l Harl#y*Davtdson. Indian Re
pairs; also tires, tubes and accessories.
See Motorcycle Leo. 703 Charles St.
Phone 104._-—====
Auto Accessories_M
BATTERIES — Willard Threaded Rubber
Batteries, unfailing guards against need
for reititu’ation during the battery's life.
Battery .•v Motor Service Station. 149
\ w Br .nswick AVf. Tel. 18^5_
BATTERIES—2 year guarantee: uricon
dltional; a new Ray Battery If your old
on-a goes wrong within 2 years. What
other hattery .ares to do this? Chris
Johnson. 163 Xew I?runswlck Ave._
TIRES—For sale; Goodyear. Goodrich,
M. helin. Fisk and United States. F. K.
Nee 1 ■ n wick Aye _
Service Station—Repairing 15
AMBOY ALTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
paired. auto sheet metal work. 154 New
Brunswick A vs. TeL UM,___
\ i rOMOBILE CYLINDERS It EG ROUND
And lUted w.th oversized platons. pis
ton rings and wrist pins restores motor
power saves ga» and oil and makes old
motors as "old as new. Garages can .n
crease business by advising Cylinder
Grinding. Write tor price list. Produc
tion Grinding Company. Inc., 11-15 Red
den Plate. Newark. N. J._ _
vMlvKICAN GARAGE—Beat equipped re
pair shop in town; day and night eer
* supplies and accessories. For ser
ial! 1611_
Al fO PAINTING—John i'. Jacko, Auto
mobile, Truck and Wagon I'ainter. 305
Laurie Street. Jitney Bus painting s
specialty._
►v« red and repaired.
Slip Covers for all cars. P. Guthoff. 181
N w Brunswick A vs. Phone 1660.
I’O WRE4 KERB—And repairing. algo
towing; night and day service. Phone
■
CLAUSEN Ai JOHNSON—Auto Tops cov
er-d and repaired. We make new cur
tains. cushions, carpeta. floor coverings;
a I k:nds of auto top material for sale;
wholesale and retail. 143 New Brunswick
\v. | ns 41 W ____
ELECTRIC REPAIRING—Generators t. 1
star era repaired, all makes of arma
tures rewound motcr winding our spe
cialty. K A K. Electric Co. 143 New
Brunswick Ave. Tel #01.
ELLU B1 8.—Garage (or your .'-pair
ing. moving and trucking, car and taxi
s : vice. Storage and supplies. Phone
2197. 460-432 High 8t. _
A TO RADIATOR WORKS—
Auto radlatora, bodies and fenders re- ;
paired, al! kinds auto sheet metal work.
190 New Brunswick Ave Phone 1360
PROPOSAL FOR FURNITURE
Pealed bids and proposals f->r furnishing
tKskn chairs etc. for equipping th>' high '
s booj txtenslo i will be received by the .
Hoard ot Education of the City o< Perth j
.mboy. N. J. on Thursday December 15th
1521 at 8 P M.
bpee n ntlons may bs obtained from
the Secretary at his office in th» high
school.
The Board of Education reserve the
right to rr.jo« t any or all bids
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION PERTH
AM BOY.
By A. II. CROWELL. Secretary.
SSfd—11-3-5-7-9-10-13
NOTH E TO CREDITORS
David T. Wtletua. administrator of
J* a- hm Migues, deceased, by direction of
’ho Surrogate of (ha Cuuuty of Middlesex,
heii by tfivua notice to the creditors of the
said JoacbU Migues to bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the es
tate of the said deceased under oath or
affirmation. wittyn six months from -his
date, or they will be f--rover barred of
any action therefor against the said ad
ministrator.
Dated. October 27. 1921.
DAVID T. WILENTZ.
Administrator.
7121—10-2S-9t otw Frl.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Charlet K Seaman executor of Peter
'rn«;lu»on. deceased, by direction of the
Surrogate of the County of Middlesex,
hereby gives police to the creditors of the
said Veter Corneiuson. to bring in their
debts, demands and claims against the
estate of the said diseased, under oath or
affirmation within six month* from this
•Jute, or they will be forevi r barred of
any action therefor against the said *xe
■itor,
Da’ed. November 10. 1921.
CHARLES K. SEAMAN.
Executor.
82C4—ll-ll-9t oew Frl.
—--—,
Everything for 'he automobile is said
sy >*d%et U*r rs who use Claaaiflcgllc** 14
Ctsssir.ed Ad Section.
If YOU have some special
want to be satisfied — call the
EVKXIXG NEWS ar.i ask for
an ad taker.
t
0 % '
WHAT DO THEY SAY?
“A message for you!”
Expecting a communication of importance
these words have frequently caused you to
seize the little envelope from the carrier's
hands and eagerly read its contents.
The Evening News classified section has a
message for you!
• "
Perhaps it is from some business estalbish-^
ment which needs a person like you in its per
sonnel or perhaps it is from some repair com
pany that can do the necessary work around
the house. .
Every day hundreds of persons are sending
messages to each other—not only over the
wires—but through the columns of The Even
ing News Classified Section.
Form NOW the habit of reading the classi
fieds and of receiving those valuable messages.
- - 1
AUTOMOBILES =
Service Station—Repairing _W
FORDS GARAGE CO—Expert auto re
pairing. battery electrical service; night
and day; service station Gould Storage
Batteries. New Brunswick Ave. and
Horns by St. Phone 2058 Perth Amboy.
FRANK HUDA—Commercial automobile
body builders and repairers, automobile
painting; specializing on touring and
commercial tart. 4 19 Division St. Phone
793-J.__
HIGH 8T. OARAGE—Expert repairing,
overhauling, pleasure cars, trucks, carbon
burning, automobile supplies 342 High
St Phone 2222. A. A. Maurer._
j \COB A MORROW—Auto Repair Co..
distrlbutoia for Middles** County Selden
Motor Truths; 1W to 6 ions. 240 Pros
j set st. Phone 206®.____
M AGNT2TOS REPAIRED—Williams Auto
Electric Service Station; magnates, gen
eiarais starters; batteries properly and
fullv rechaiged 60c. Agent for the With
erbee Battery_140 New Brunswick Ave.
#ERTB AMBOY AUTO WRECKING CO.
— 184 Fayette St. 182 New Brunswick
Avt. Tei. 1294._
RARITAN' AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Expert repairing auto radia^ora. lamps,
fenders, hoods, gasoline tanks, ^etc. 181
New Brunswick Ave. Phone 2172._
VfclLCAN IZi N«r—Largest, most complete
tire, tube repair shop In state; best ser
vice. Satisfaction guaranteed. George's
Tire op. 180 New Brunswick Ave. On
the corner.___
VULCANIZING—Steam Vulcanizing and
retreading. Billy's Tire Shop. Phone
2140. 148 New Brunswick Ave._
WATSON AVE. GARAGE—Auto repair
ing. carbon burning; light machine work.
All work guaranteed. H Kress. Tel 2240.
7”Auto Livery—Garuges_14
FAYETTE ST.. 87—Garage. Inquire
Room_4. 130 Smith St.____
GARAGE— Private; li.OO month. Inquire
Dr, .South FI rat St._
GARAGE—Private. inquire 219 Madison
Avenue; upat a Ire.__
G A RAG US—Six. and one shop for rent on
King Street. Inquire Maple Realty Co..
215 -smith Street.___
GARAGE—Private. Inquire 179 Brighton
Ave., in the rear. ___
J E’S TAX l — Phono «0S0. Day and
Night service. Cars to hire for weddings
funerals etc. 426 Division St.
TAXI 8ERVICE—Day and night; also au
tomobiles for hire. J. Holmes. Tel.
1 434-M._ , _
BUSINESS SERVICE
Biuipm Services Offered _l*
BLACKSMITIA—And practical horeeehoer
Wheelwright and body builder. Chat. J.
Yenk. 269 New Brunswick Av._
k. MINDSZENTHY — Steamship Tkkst
Agency. 167 flat) Avi Telephone No.
642._' __
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—And mimeo
graphing. knrltan Publicity Service,
Raritan Building. Tel. IMI, __
SHOES SHIN ED—George's Shoe Shining
Parlor; regular ehine 6c, cream shine.
10c. cream dye. 20c. 152 Smith St..
Junior Hall.____
STOVE REPAIRING—Have an expert re
palr vour stove. Miller. 689 State St._
Building—i outrading _ 10 i
U. W. HUFF—Electrical contractor, fin
ished bousf and all kinds of Interior wir
ing. radio equipment and Installations.
665 State St._Tel. 644-M.
j. J. YEI LEN— Electrical Contractor;
finished house wiring a specialty, fix
tures at reasonable prices; estimates
cheerfully_furnishe«l 161 Lind St._
HOOPING—11. C. Smith. Jr., slate, slag
roofing id tinning; waterproofing. 125
125 Madison A vs. Tel ’660.
Heating and Plumbing SO
; n MB IMG—Damgaard & Buote. Heat
ing and gas Citing. Jobbing promptly at
t • ude<l to; estimates furnished. 308
Elm St._Phone 2081.
■' BING—s. L. Bolvanoski, plumbing,
heating, gns fitting and tinning in all ks
branches; all work promptly done. 670
Charles qt. Phone 1406__
PLUMBING—John Klusendorf, plum .n-*,
heating and gas fitting; jobbing promptly
at tended to; estimates furnished. 498
Groom St Phone 1221
Insurant** 21
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT POLICY—
People. KILLED and INJURED every
day by Automobiles. I have a special
automobile accident policy. It is issued
at a very low rate. only $5.00 per year.
Men or Women, ages 10 to 65. may be
Insured. No medical examination is re
quired. Covers all Injuries caused by
automobiles, whether riding In. driving,
operating, demonstrating, adjusting or
• ranking ? i automobile, or accidents re
sulting from being struck, run down or
run over by an automobile, or by the
burning ©r explosion of an automobile.
Lowest benefits paid $12.50 per W’eek for
2 6 weeks. William B. Turner, Room 315
Board of Trade Building. 217 Smith St..
Perth Amboy. N. J._Telephone 675.
■a itomo
blle. workmen's compensation, liability,
•te. M. H. Madsen 176 Smith Street
■ Avenue
Millinery—hrtwinarlng_22
HAND MADE* THINGS—Are im-st appre
ciated. Make your own Christman gifts.
Large selection of stamped goods at
1 logman's Art Shop._230 Smith St._
• i if aids
and accordion pleating and machine
pleating; very reasonable prices. U.
Wwlss. 317 Maple St. Phone 2072.
Moving Trucking Storage ti
and
local and Tong distance service when and
as you want It. Otto Dietz. State and
Chauncey Str* ets _
CAltTING—VValsheck s General Trucking,
local and long distance moving; also
light and hta . y carting. 246 Goodwin
St. Phon 1672 _Perth_A.nboy_N. J._
DAILY toTOS SB8VICB-S#twefn
Perth Amboy and New York: hea y
trucking, ap? *al rates to large shippers
PI ns \ Bitnltsky. 4j0-M_
.. \ i ■ i. c.. —a..: - :l and long
distance J J Sldenburg. 377 Division
St. _Ph*>n«- 853-J.
HAULING—Andrew Anderson. Trucking
engines, billers, machinery safes, heavy
hauling and rigging of ewry description.
Pierce Arr w and Packard a ton trucks.
Tel. ITS 77 Fayette Street Perth Am
Jvy. N J._•_
a express an
[ long distance moving with care. 204
New Brunswick Ave. Phone 7 676. 1882
4 _
MOVING—Kynlelakt Bros.. light and
heavy trucking; local and long distance,
careful drivers; ali work given our per
sonal aitentlon. Phone 40* Perth Am
| boy.
BUSINESS SERVICE
_Moving, Tracking, Storage_S3
MOVING—Lt-ppere Express; transporta
| tion between Perth Amboy and New
York; move in city or country. 296
Washington St. Pftone 8M«J._
MOVING—John Hawrylko & Son, truck
ing and moving; local and long distance;
personal attention to all wprk. 182
Chauncey St. Telephone connection.
TRUCKING. —Eagle Motor Transportation
Co., heavy trucking. 340 Prospsct oL
.Tel. _2088. _
TRUCKING—Moving, hauling, etc., local
and long distance; day or night; rates
reasonable. G. A. Fullerton. 45 Albert
Street. Woodbrldge. Tel. 16-M W’ood
bridge.
TRUCKING—John Garden, transfer and
auto trucking; stgrnge furniture and
pianos moved, country and city. 20o
Marl.et Pt. Phone 478._
TRUCKING—C. Borup transfer and auto
trucking, storage, furniture and pianos
moved; city and country. 335 State 8u
Phone 2176.__•_
_Painting an6_Paper!ng__24
DECORATING—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. N. Y. Wall Paper Co. 3t»0
sr. Phone Iff I _
_Professional .Hervlces_II
PIANO TUNING—And Repairing; first
class work. C. Steinhauser. 325 Stale
Sr. Tel. 13S4-M.___
__Repairing_28
CABINET MAKING—Colonial Cabinet
Worl.3, home of expert cabinet makers;
upholstering; veneering, enameling chair
cane1 glass table tops, shelves, mirrors
choice oriental rugs. Cleaning and re
pa:ring. Phone 236-M. 388 State St.
LEGION 8HOE REPAIR CO. —With our
now 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 421.
SHOE REPAIRING—S. Goldsmith has
moved from 127 Fayette Bt. to 3*5 State
Street. All work guaranteed at the low
est prict-s. __
SHOE REPAIRING—First class; best oak
leather used; also new shoes at reason
able prices. J. Cherenskv. 181 Nsw
Brunswick .* ve,
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._
STOVE REPAIRING—Parts for all makes
also new and second hand stoves and
ranges. John Molnar. 481A Stats St.
UPHOLSTERING — AND FURNITURE
REPAIRING. HARRY FEINBERG.
30 SMITH ST. PHONE 1671.
UPHOLSTERING—L. L. BRAID WOOD.
S62 HIGH ST. PHONE 263.
UPHOLSTERER—Overstuffed furniture
repaired and recovered; springs reset.
John J Galvin 396 Park Avo. Tel. 134T-M
Renovating and Dyeing _19
CLEANING—Alterations. Cleaning, Dye
ing, Pressing Orders called for and de
livered; prices moderate. S. Epstein, 266
Madison Ave., Below Majestic Theatre.
Tel. 14T5._
• LEANING—Tailoring and Cutting; la
dies' and Gent's garments cleaned,
pressed and repaired; reasonable price.
P. Palo. 291 State St. Perth Amboy, N. J.
FURS REMODELED—Furs stored free
while having them renrg)deled or repaired
at very !>:*Sv prices durl t the summer
months. Insured against Are end bur
\. Gresnhouse. 56 Smith St.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female _ 32
BUTTON SEWER—Experienced. Apply
Cohen *ud Fishkin Manufacturing Co.,
313 Madison Avenue.__
CASHIER—Experienced wanted at Grand
Theatre Box Office- References required.
Inquire Manager between 7 and 8 P. M.
i IGAR PA JKJCRS—Wanted. Inquire
Garcia Grande Cigar Co. 737 Cortlandt
Street.
FILE CLERK—Experienced on library
system lUlng. State age, experience, na
tionality and salary expected. Address
p, O, Box 133, Parlln. N. J._
GIRLS—Wanted; experienced on power
machines. Apply Max Mayer. Inc.. 223
Sheridan St.___ _
GfRLS—Inquire Chesebrough Manufao
turlng Co. _
GIRL—For general housework. Inquire
346 State St._______
GIRL or WOMAN—For housework in
N» w York. Call mornings. 159 Lewis
| Street.__•_
GIRLS—Experienced on trimming, apply
. u —M:.v»r Tni- '* '3 Xhpri
dan iltreeg.__M____
GIRL.—For general housework; no wash
ing. uiu Maple St., upstairs._
GIRL—Wanted for dressmaking. 317
Maple Ht. B. Wei ml_
GIRL—For general hous* work. Apply
Novelty Waist Shop. 76 Smith St.__
43IBLB—To operate power sewing macn
inea: must be Experienced. Apply Stan
dard Bedd ing Co.. 430-486 Park Ave.
GIRL OR WOMAN—To help with house
i work: several mornings a week. Apply
j at once. _99 Harrison Place._
I GIRLS—To learn trimming. Apply all
| week. Max Mayer, Inc., 1*23 Sheridan
Street._____
I OPERATORS—Experienced; wanted on
I men's shirts. Apply Sidney Koseustein
I Sc <*o . 430 Market St._
SALESWOMEN—Wanted for Saturdays.
R oss Store. >7 Smith 8t._
STENOGRAPHER—Must bo experienced
and willing to do clerical work. Apply
in own handwriting, giving age. exper
ience and references, also where employ
ed ut present or last. *'E. S. P.” Care
News.___
WAITRESS—Seme experience; good tips
Paince Hotel, Perth Amboy.
YOUNG GIRL—To assist with housework
no children, 3 adults; sleep home, 115
Stale St, _
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AOBNCY—
330 Market St., female help furnished
Experienced waitress wanted, women by
day for private families. Phopa 14H-M.
Business Advertisers who use the classi
fied section get a special. l*w rate by ad
vertising every day.
,_EMPLOYMENT_<
Help tt anted—Male
I ARPISTAVT COLLECTOR—Wanted; en
ergetic young man for outside as well as
inalde work. M. Michaels A Co., 171
8nil t h Street,
MAN—A steady position with Mg pay 'or
a reliable man organising new council#
and securing members for a fraternal or
ganisation In Perth Amboy and vlelaltv.
F r particulars write Lodge B. O.. 137
Jefferson Ave.. Elisabeth. If. J.
AMBOY EM PLO Y M ENT AGLNCY—Li
censed Employment Bureau. Supplies
men and women for nil typei of work.
If you nned help of any kind, call upon
us and we will help you solve labor prob
lems _S10 laple St. Phons 9952
_Salesmen and Agents M
RELIABLE MAN—To sell shrubs, trees,
plants; permanent; weekly par Write
for terms. Guaranty Nursery Co.. Roch
ester^ N._ Y._^_a_
Situation# Wyted—Malt 17
YOUNfr COLORED MAN—Would like po
sition as chauffeur. Drive any make car.
Wm. Johneon. 175 Paterson St.
~ financial
_ Biialnru Opportunities_*•
BRANCH OF CITY BAKERY—For sale;
candy and stationery. Inquire 434 State
Street. ,
CARPENTER SHOP—With electric ma
chinery; can be ue* d for storaga^or au
trmoMIe garage. 273 Goodwin m. l
~_Money te Lojm 49
15.000, $1,000, $2.000—To loan on bond and
mortgage; central city. Com eg ye A Bro.
287 Elm St._
W unted—To Borrow_41
$3.600—1st mortgage on new house in
Fords._Addroaa "Mortgage” Care News.
INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses_4f
CROCHET BEA DING TAUGHT
3 to 4 Day Complete Course $5
On Dresses. Waists, Hats, etc.
EARN $35-$35 WEEKLY
Hand Embroidery Taught
3 to 10 Day Complete Course, It'*
Includes nil Commercial 8titchea
We Furnish All Mat-rials
Stamping course. $5 perforating course, $6
We reenmimnd you direct to manu
facturers to whom we guarantee your In
aad« or homework.
PORENE TRADE SCHOOL. INC.
47 Ea-t 29tn St.. Near 4th Are.,
_New York City_
' Musical. I hinging,_Dramatic_44
i AS JO— No play, no pay—Banjo, Mando
lin. Guitar, etc. Begtr.aers! Play tuoea
perfect llrats In six lessons or your money
buck. Ragtime, etc. Instrumerrts aold
on easy terms. Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday 10 A. M.-9 P. M. E. Rogers. 310
Maple St.. Perth Amboy. Phone 1953.
“LIVE STOCK
__Dogs, Cats. Pets_47
CANARIES—400 Roller Singing. Call at
any time. Boynton Ave.. Port Reading.
Opposite ITom^of the Aged,
Horace. Cuttle, Vehicle#_48
FRESH COWS—And Spring*Vs for sale at
any time, extra good milkers; always
large stock on band. J. Zlotkln. Free
hold. N. J. Tel 163-W.__
LIVE STOCK—One tine Jem* v Cow
jears old; also one good family cow 4
years old; one Guernsey heif«-r coming;
In profit. Marty Farms,, Matawan. N. J.
Tel. 94-W.
MERCHANDISE
~ Article* for Sole_M
ARCOLA HEATING SYSTEM—One, Ideal
with live radiators. Kelly Sc McAllnden
Co.. 74 Smith fitreot._
UARBBR CHAIRS—Two, and mirrors,
cheap. 117 Slovens Ave., South Amboy.
Tel. South Amboy 17. __
LEATHER—Oak Soles and Scraps. We
carry a full line of cobbler's tools and
supplies for home use. P. Barbleri. 404
406 State St._ ___
OLD MATRICES—Heavy pressed card
board newspaper mats—-dimensions same
as this printed page. Best possible lin
ing for inside of poultry bouses, garages
or for sheathing stucco housea Keeps
out the cold Large supply on hand.
Price $1.00 a hundred. Call at Evening
New Office._____
POT STOVE—One small; suitable for of
fice. like new, at a bargain. Ideal Ga
rage, 613 Amboy Avs.__
PROTECT0GRAPH CHECK WRITER—
Cheap; standard model with large type
and 33 characters. U. 6. standard dial;
neat appearing, smooth running and al
most new. J. Slobodien & Bro. 143
Smith St.
RAILS—Steafft pipes, belting, angle iron,
wall radiators. galvanized sheets, etc.
Hurry Goldberg. L. V'. R. R. and NeW
Hrunswik Ave. _
RUBBER GOODS — Thompson - Goodyear
Rubber Corp.. SIS Maple St. Tel. 2169.
Everything in Rubber; wholesale and re
tail. Plumbers. Factory and Household
Supplies.____
RUDD WATER HEATING SYSTEM—
(Gas); almost new condition at less than
half cost. Inquire J. Slobodien. 143
Smith Street._
SECTIONAL STEAM BOILER—Ons 5-S
;;6 Ideal; rating 2100 sq. ft. slightly used;
bargain Kelly & McAllnden Co., 74 '
Smith St.___
STEAM BOILER—One small, for house
beating. Kelly & McAllnden Co., 74
Smith Street.___
"WALL PAPER—25% reduction on all
grades. Prices from 10 cents a roll up.
Large virlety. Oimpleman Bros. 331
State St. Phon^ 1772.___ «
SPECIAL BARGAINS—In high grade ,
watches. Waltham. Elgin. III.. 15, 17. Jll
jeweled movements. Diamond Rings and
Jewelry suitable for >iollda£ gifts; big
reductions In safety razors and blades;
genuine leather brief cases. 5. l’erl
mutter, 199 Smith 8t. __ .
Business Equipment_M
WAX FIGURES—A number of wax fig
ures and hat stands on hand. F. Sc F.
Shop.__326_MBple 8_t.___
~~ Boats ami Accessories_59
SLEOP—32 foot sloop; good condition;
bargain to cash buyer. R. W. Cooper.
Chestnut St.. Ros«dle, N. J. _
Building Materials_M
B(5lLEKS—J. J. Keeuen. tanks and smoke
stacks. sheet iron work of all descriptions
Repairing a specialty. 386 and 190 Divi
sion 8t. and P. R. R. Perth Amboy. N. J.
Phone office 1604; home 26Q-R.
1 HARI WAT.E—Elizabeth Hardware Co..
The Home of Hardware. 137-139-141
| New Brunswick Ave. Tel. Exchange 120
131 Perth Amboy. _
HARDWARE—Toole. Paints. Oils. Var
nishes. Wall Paper. Painters Supplies.
Max Qoldfarb, 111 State 8t. Phone 861.
PAINTS—Atlantic Lead and Atlantb
Linseed Oil; Pierce's Ready Mixed Paint.
$3.25 a gallon; set colors. SL Koch. 363
I State 8t. Phone 1315.
VARNISH A&D STAIN—In one applica
tion. See The Jonlee Co. Paint Head
quarter* 184 Smith Bt. Phone IW.
today's classified ads are full of uewsy
facts for people who want to buy or want
r n ur-11
_Farm and Dairy Products 55
MILK—Perth Amboy Milk Co. always at
your eervlca. Deliveries everywhere
Demand our product* from your dealer
or grocer__ ________
(mmhI Things »«* Eat_§7
BREAD—Eat that so homelike Aunt Mar
t>a Bread; sold at all grocers. Sim
mcn's Model Bakery.^____
COFFEE CAKES—Danish coffee cakes,
pies, layer cake*, doughnuts, etc., freeh
every day at 2 P. M. N. E BJornson.
Jr.. 1** New Brunswick ^venue.
COFFEE—Buy wholesale. 5 lbs. fresh
roast Hotel Blend. 11.50 prepaid; gener
ous package Orange Pck**e Tea Free.
Chelsea Mills. 341 West 13lh St., New
York. __ _
KNACEBROD—Skorpor; Iceland Herring
and Anchovies. Also agent for Dr Pe
ter’s Kurlko. E. Ohlson. Phone 2045.
4tit Laurie Street._
SALADS—Majestic Delicatessen, ready
coolfed meats; all home cooking: cater
ing U parties and entertainments a spe
clalty. 1S2 Smith. Phone 1*34.
Telephone
Your Requirement
Our Classified
l I
j Will Do the Rest j
MERCHANDISE_
Household Goode 1
AMBOY FURNITURE HOUSE—Furn sh
oe your home rtghi el Ihe tight price,
HI Smith SI.. anac Maple._
FURNITURE—Dublin Furniture House, al
kinds of furniture, baby carriage*, flool
coyertnga a specialty; reasonable prices;
pool Mealy new good* >71 Smith St
FURNITURE—Of Eve rpoma; 3 bed
rooms, rarlor end kitchen; ell fnrnlshed
carpets, etc stoves, dishes, ooal and
wood; avery thing pertaining to house
keeping. Suitable medium or email fam
ily Convenient to all factories. Only
those who watit to (aka poasraaton netd
apply. Will be sold cheap. P. O. Boi
2*S. Chroma. N. J. ._
MATTHESSEB—Motivated, latest aierlllx
tog pri'-tia. cotton 92: hall 13 Standard
Bedding Co 4:2 Perk Ave. fhonr M;
KMUiHMr" Eb4 fceh ~ •*
MOTORS AND GENERATORS—All klndi
of A. C. and D. C.. alao rewlnllng and
repairing promptly attended to. Perth
Amboy Storage Battery A Electric Co.,
fen Madison Are._Tel. UU_
Meelcnl Inetremrete_M
KIMBERLEY "PHONOGRAPH—Coet 9IM>
will sell for 9‘®-90. Inquire A. Zork. Ill
Pulaski Ave-, after 9 P. M._
PIANO—In excellent condition, 9189.00
Inquire ««1 Laurie St., upstairs._
PLAYER PIANO—Don’t forget to stof
and look It over: easy terms; price 9280.
R run ton Plena Co, fo« Smith St,
PLAYER 'piano—High grade. Cite con
dition; cost 9760; will be gold cheap: aleo
a number of rolla. Can be seen at 327
David St., South Amboy. Tel. 10P-M.
RECORDS—Emerson Records; all the la
test songs end dance hits on sale.
Watches. Clocks and Jewtlry. alao eiperl
watch repairing. S. Cardon TO Smith St
USED PIANO—In vegy good condition;
very cheap. 3 84 Park Ave. _
Bpretels at the S urea_SI
CHRISTMAS TOTS—CLOSING OUT EN
TIRE STOCK! PRICES BELOW
WHOLESALE; SHOP EARLT ANE
*- e
SAVE ON TOUR PRESENTS. J. MIL
LER. 345 STATE ST.
CHRIST MAS GIFTS—Your chance to get
the finest; selling all Jewelry at cost. J.
Snterling, 148 Smith St. __
CAPS—Men's Cape and Cloth Hats made
to order In any wanted style. Men'i
Hat Store 8r.« Smith 3t„ Corner Elm.
Mwotedts Buy_§4
ELK TRADING STAMP CO.—Buy. sell
and exchange all Kinda of milk labels,
soap wrappers United Prodt Sharing
Certificates. Trading Stamp. 338 Stats
Street.________
FURNITUR Z—Fair prices for your furnl
ture. Miller, I3> Stats Ft- T»3 W.
FURNITURE—We buy all kinds second
sand furniture. G. Houeer. 103 Faystti
Ft. phone 848-W._
FURNITURE—High Prices paid for sec
ond hand furniture; also kinds ol
stoves, bedding, floor covering for sals.
Su suntan. 2.1 Smith St. Tel. 1406-J._
WANTED—To rent concrete mixer for 2
or 3 weeks: please stats capacity. Ad
drcss "M. C." Caro News._.
ROOMS AND BOARD
_ Koomi With Board 61
LOODWIN ST.. 273—Furnished room
with or without hoard; a 11 improvements
HOTEL REMINGTON—377 Smith St.,
furnished rooms by day or week; roomi
steam heated, rneals served; also regu
lar board. Tel. 494.
WATER ST.. 222—Large front room with
hoard,_
Rooms Without Board_68
GORDON ST., 80—Furnished room; ali
improvements; references required._
HIGH ST., 218—Furnished rooms; nice
furnished room for two._
LEWIS ST.. 100—Nicely furnished room;
private family.
MoCLELLAN ST., *67—1 tlnglo room; 1
double rooms; all Improvements.
CLELLA.\ ST.. 266—Single room, run
ning water; all Improvement* McClellan
House.__
MARKET ST.. 125. NEAR STATE ST.—
Furnished rooms;_all Improvements.
MARKET ST.. 213—Furnished room; all
Improvements^ suitable for one gentleman
it ECTOR ST., 106—Large furnished room!
heated. Phone 125-W.__
WATER ST.. 163—Modern furnished
rooms; rates reasonable; Ideal location.
WATER ST.. 253—Beautiful front room;
silltable for gentleman.
tOOMS. 5—Nicely furnished, finest loca
tion; will lease for 5 months. Tel. 534-K.
Address_“A.*' Care News. _ _
_Rooms for Housekeeping_69
BRIGHTON AVE., 73—3 rooms for light
housekeeping; upstairs._.
HIGH ST., 425—One large front furnished
room for light housekeeping.
KEARNY AVE. 149—Furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping.
vING ST.. 284—2 unfurnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping; bath,
hot and cold water, gas, no heat; 2d floor
)AK ST.. -66—2 rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping.__
STATE ST., 316—Two unfurnished steam
heat< i rooms for light housekeeping._
ITATE BTm l;:1—Furniah«-d room for
light housekeeping;_1 or 2 people._
WATER ST.. 4 7—Furniahed rooms- with
light housekeeping privileges. Tel. 506-R
WATER ST.. 37—Neatly furnished rooms,
jao housekeeping rooms; phono and heat.
WATER ST, 253—1 furniahed housekeep
Ipr apartment, nil Improvement*__
_Where to Eat_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 price* 194 Smith 6treet.
V RESTO LU N CH—And Bakery: home
pastries; popular priees; open day and
night. 113 Smith Street.
VICTORY RESTAURANT—Oyster and
Chop House; sea food special; popular
prices 322 Stmt Street, nea. Jefferson
Kt . I*ei tb Am hoy. Tel. 2234._
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Real Estate Dealers_MA
.'ARL JACOBS—Real Estate. Mortgages.
Insurance Agent; Life, Fire, Automobile.
Liability, etc. 179 Brighton Ave. Tel.
541.___
L'ONARD A COMPANY—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
45 .t.___
HANS NIELSEN CO.—Real Estate and
Mortgages 1D6 Smith Street. Real
Estate Exchange Building. Telephone
84._ ___
JACOBSON & GOLDFARB—Real Estate
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Phone
1456.____ _ _
WAPLE .tEALTY CO.—Real Estate. 2!5
_Smlih St._Ph<• ne 1710.____
MARGARETTEN A *LOBEL»—Successors
to Alpern & Co.. Real Estate. Mortgages
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Perth
Amboy. N. J. Phone 530._
MAX L. SCOTT—Real Estate and Gem*
eral Insurance. 309 Madison Ave. Tel. 210.
PELT l AMBOY REAL ESTATE EX
CHANGE end General Insurance*
31T Maditan Avenue. Phone 1481.
PERTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Department
Property in all sectloas of the city (or
sale at fair prices, good term*.
If you ^ish to buy or sell it will be to
your advantage to call us.
_“Supen r Si rvlce**____
SHIRLEY & SORENSON—Successors to
U A. Shirley. Real Estate and Insur
ance. 130 8m‘th St.. Perth Amboy. Offiu'
npen evenings _ Tel. 190, __
THEO. S. BROWN—Real estate broker;
general Insurance agern: fire, automobile,
liability, etc 282 King St. Tal. 1849._
_ Apartment!* and Flat a _14
BRIGHTON AYK.~ 170—6 large, light
looms; bath, all improvements; first
floor.____
BRIGHTON AVE.. 166—4 rooms; all tru
provementa except-*heat: 110-40.__
Bt'CKIjiuHAM AVE. 88—5 iar«e room.;
all improvements. steam heated. 825.00
Read The ads under “Business Services
3ffsred.“ classified ad section.
If you telephone your ad ask about the
ise several clsseiSed ada every dap.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT^
Apartmeitt and lints H
FAYETTE ST.. 222—A rooms; sll improve
ments. inquire H. Kaufman. 186 $»eW
Brunswick Avc. I’hom 3P2I.
GORDON ST.. 220—Four desirable rooms
hath; reasonable. Comegya ft Bro., 28/
Elm t._ _
HIGH ST.. 290—2 room apartment with
bath; rent $36. 00. inquire Tbsrkelaon
Br>>e. __ 301 Market_Bt._
JACQUES ST.. 638—4 rooms; all imarorc
jpinw_inquire 342 Neville Bt.
LEW’IS 8T., 128—3 room* Inquire jJ
Broad Bt. All Improve meats except bats
MADISON AVEL— 1 up-to-date flat; all
Approvements except heat. Inquire
Perth Amboy Real Estate Exchange. 317
Madtaon Ave
MADISON AVB., 98—Beautiful 8 roots
apartment with garage. Tel.
MARKET ST.—Apartnfent; 6 room*] an<|
bath, modern . improvements. Bhffmsky,
City Market.
MARKET ST.—6 room* with Improved
m< ntgf $35.00. Charles L«. Steuerwald,
Inc., 908 Smith 8trect,_ '
HECTOR ST., 105—3 room apartment?
fieshly decorated; all Improvements ex*
cep* electricity. i
SOUTH FIRST ST110—3 rooms. In*
quire in the store._ a
fc’J'ATE ST., 48G—6 room flat; all im<.
prove ments except heat. Inquire 33*'
State Street.
STATE ST.. 515—6 room*; all Improve^
ments Inquire downstair*
STATE ST., 625—5 rooms; part improve
ments. Tel. 1218._____
STATE ST., 63—Sl^ rooms, sun parlor, new %
building; all improvements. Inquire 321
Raritan Building.
WATSON AVE., 278—6 rooms; improve
menta. Inquire 214 New Brunswick Avc.
APARTMENT—Steam heated, t rooms
and bath. 409 State St. Inquire In Drug
Store.
FLAT—6 rooms; all Improvements; steadl*
heat. 186 South First St.
ROOMS, 4—All improvements. Inquire D.
Levine. 204 NV Brunswick Avenue.
ROOMS. 5—All improvements. inquire
188 Smith Bt._
ROOMS 4—All improvements. Inquire A.
Kaufman. 373 Park Ave.
ROOMS—3, 4 and 5; all Improvements.
Inquire 210 Rector St.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. 210—Store to.
let. Inquire Philip Levine. Raritan Bldg.
Houses for Rent_77
FRONT ST., 156—House. Inquire Raritan
Mercantile Co.. 306 Front 8t.
MADISON AVE.. 234—Home. Inquire
I Perth Amboy Qa rage Co.
MARKET ST.—House. 7 rooms and bath;
all improvements; excellent location; $60
per month. Perth Amboy (Trust Co.. Real
Estate Pepartrr.ent._ \
NEAR STATE AND WASHINGTON STS.
—Two stores with or without flvs .room
dwelling apartment. One flat corner
8thte and Washington t*ts., flve rooms.
Apply Boynton Bros. & Co., 87 Smith St.,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
CORNER HIGH AND FAYETTE STS.—8
forms; nil improvements. Inquire €4
Fayette St.__
HOUSE—With six rooms, all improve
ments. Maple Realty Co., 217 Smith ft.
_Houses for Rent_77
PATERSON ST., 181—6 room house; rent
830. Nielsen & Hostrup. 130 Smith St.
_Offices an^ Desk Booms 78
FURNISHED OFFICES—J. Krelelsheimer
& Son. 133 Smlth Street.
OFFICE—Large front office to let. Apply
Maple Realty Co. 215 Smith St,
ROOM—For oue office or for light buai
ncss; else 20 x 20 ft. on second floor.
Aprly If. K. Martin, 145 New Brunswick .i
Avenue. ■
_Suburban fo» Rent 79
BRIGHTON AVE., 126—Up-to-date; 7
room house; all Improvements, $46.00.
Inquire Presto Lunch. 11$ Smith 8t.
DAVID ST.. 149—5 rcoms and bath; all
improvements; heat furnished. Inquire
146 H4nry Nr. South Amboy. •
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
_Farms and Land for ini# 83
FARM—25 acre poultry farm with 2 larger
modern_ chicken houses on brick founda
tion, 150 feet each; 2400 egg incubator
and brooders; nice 8 room house with
water in; surrounded with shady trees;
lawn and shrubbery; barn, etc., two
good cows, chickens and crops; on stone
road, flve • miles from New Brunswick;
close to railroad station and bus line. A
bargain for a quick buyer. The prl- e
$7,000. Some more farm bargains. Pet*
duk Bros., Farm Specialists. 115 Albany
Street. New Brunswick, N. J.
i66 ACRES—Farm; four miles to R. It..
2Vi miles from creamery; 14 room house,
spring in cellar; water In kitchen; well
In front, big barn; painted cement base
ment; all kinds of buildings; good shape,
20 acres timber; 75 apple trees; 40 plum,
cherry, pear; terry bushes: land lay
nice; can be worked with a tractor; with
this farm goes 20 high grade cows, one
bull, team, 2 pigs, 100 hchs corn, hay,
millet to winter stock, farming tools, 10«
bushel oats. 100 bushel potatoes, cnb
tage. gas engine fully equipped for rnak- .
ing butter in cellar. You get*lhis splen
did farm direct from owner at a sacri
Ite. Price $9,400, with $2,400 cash if
taken at once The lucky man gets it.
Farm in a-1 shape. Write for further ln
formatlon._A. L. Farley. Lisle. N. Y.
_Houses For 8ala 84
A.'uBOV AVE.—2 family house and store,
ail improvements; lot 25 x 106. A.
Khulta. 335 Madison Ave.__
COM FT ON AVE.. 84—Beautiful new f room ,
with ever.' improvement. An exception-.'
al opportunity, only $2500 cash, balance?/
like rent. Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc, A
888 Smith St._* ■
FIRST ST.—Near Paterson; 9 rooms and *
bath; steam heat; a good Investment at
a small price. Conard & Company. 102
Smith 8tre«t.
at one#; 2 family building on Oak near
Smith Ht., all improvements with big
driveway; price $7200; easy terms.
FehonceJt A Blitzer. Raritan Building.
Tel. 1 >51.__
RECTOR ST.t 145—House, 8 rooms and
bath; bungalow; stucco on hollow tile; 2
car garage: 2 story; lot 40 x 159. In
quire 314 Front 8t. D. F. Donovan.
WASHINGTON fc’T—Near Amboy Avenu*',
2 family frame dwelling; lot 25 x 180;
$1200 cash required. Conard & Company
102 Smith Street.
WILLIAM ST.—2 family house; alT lm
provementa except heat. The Johnio i
Comp an T^F m 1 thj t. Tel. 551._
FOR SALE—7 room dwelling. Water 8t..
all Improvements; sale prica $7500. 9
room dwelling, Lewis Street, large lot;
•ale price $10,000. See Boynton Brother*
_A_Co.. 87 Smith Street. _
__Lola For Sale_$5
WOODBRIDGE—Laage plot; 10 X *12;
planted with fruit trees. Freeman Stree1.
best residential section: price $1400.00;
partly cash. Massopuat Bros. A Co., 69.'
State 8t. _
WOODBRlDlifi—On High St., one 60 ft.
lot, terms can be arranged. The John
son Company._217 Smith Ft. Tel. 65 1.
sacrifice—2 desirable corner lot# near A
Amboy Road and Billot Av#.. $*60; fas ■
terms. Writ# M. Charles Kaufman. N* w ^
Borp or Tel. Dongan Hills 135-W.
-N _ -
____ Suburban For Sale H:
FORDS—New 7 room house! all \ateel
improvements: small amount of cssb
Tel. 1378-R. A. Weisman. Vine St. Ford
FoIlDS—0 ro ms, pantry, sun-parlor, tilt
bath, heat, electric, gas. range, open fire
place, tiled vestibule, large eloseta $40w
mortgage. $330o cash. Charles L. 8teucr
wald, Inc., 208 Smith St.
FORDS—Hollister Place, 100 feet fron
Fords Avenue: new 5 room bungalo
with Improvements and lot facing Ford
Avenue; s minutes from trolley ami
busses; easy teima; possession given ■.
once. Conard & Company. 102 Smith
_8 treat.
SEWAREN, N. J.—3 room house, 1 sh-d.
I cow, 1 horse; 4 lots, each 23 x 101.
price $1675.00. S. Kovacs, Central Avi ,
Bewarcn.___ _ ‘
TOTTENVILLE—House, seven rooms am *
bath; lot 40 x 140; price $6200; ca»
$1000. hslsnce on easy terms B. Wil
liams. Totten vUle N Y.
W()<>DHRiDGE i'll* • l*i:i: r v- An 1 * Insu
ance. See J. H. Concannon. 89 Main St.»
Woodbritigf. Tel. 299. t
ROAD HOUSE—On four important autc
rooblls roads: good business; owner made
fortune, retiring; heavy traffic tft Tren- X
ton. Philadelphia. Atlantic City. etc., sa - h
rlfice Charles L. Fteuirwald. Inc., tv* ™
Smith^Street._ _ .
_Wanted—Ileal Estate 89
ABOUT 108 ACRES OF LOW LAND—
Wanted with clay rub soil between Eliz
abeth and Springfield. Also about 160
seres of Pine Land gear Keyport. W.
B. Pratt. Phone 3335.

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