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Classified Ads Are The Quickest Way To T 11 What You Have or What You Want_
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certh Amboy. N J
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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\th* for Quirk Reference
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Reared, charging at the rat* earned.
» Long term rate* giver upon request
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Taker.
CLASSIFICATION
announcement f
*—Coming Events
9—Persona!*
10— J.c t and Found
AUTOMOBILE?
11— Automobile* for Sale
I?—Motorcycles and Bicycles.
13— Automobile* for Exchange
14— AUto Accessories
16—Service Star Iona--Repairing
16— Auto Livery—Oarages
17— Wanted—Automobile*
BUSINESS SERVICE
l*.—/iuslneas Services Offered
19—Building—Con trad frig
2«—Heating and Plumbing
it—Insurance
2 2—Millinery— Dressing king
23—Moving. Trucking Storage
2 1—Painting—Papering
2i—Patent Attorney*
2«—Printing—Stationery
2? —Profe*«lonal Service*
?*— Repairing
29—Renovating aid Dyeing
2 it—Tailoring nnd Pressing
gi —Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female
33— Help Wauled —Male
34— Help— Male or Female
35— Salesmen and Agents
:;c—Actuations Wanted —Fame.a
37—Situations Warner]—Male
FINANCIAL
31—-Business Opportunities
3I»— investments. Stocks. Bond*
4it—Money to l<oan
41—Wanted—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
'{2—Correspondence Courses
43—Local Instruction Class* ■
41—Musical Dancing. Dramatic
4,— prlvaie Instruction
ia—Wanted —Instruction
LIVE STOCK
47*—Dugs. Cats. Pets
48_Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
49—Poultry and Supplies
£o—Want* d—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
*1—Articles foi Sale
*2—Bnatne* i and Office Equipment
(4—Boats and Accessories
» l\—Building Materials
l%5—Farme .wnd Dairy Products
Yu el and Feed
av—Oood Things to Eat
.7$ — Horne mads Things
. f,9—Household floods
- Jo— jnwclry and Watch* a
j Jl—Machinery and Tools
* fJ— Musical Instruments
t|3—Seeds. Plants Fertilisers
j |4—Specials of Stores
• |3—Wearing Apparel
j|«—Wanted—To Buy
booms fop. ben :
j #7—Booms Wit!1. Board
;|8—Booms Without Board
J r<>—Booms for Housekeeping
i jo—Vacation Places
51— Where to Eat
52— Where m Stop in Town
73—Wanted—Booms or Board
BEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
••
. ti Apartments and Flata
,i—Bus! .«*«» Places for Rent
a—Farms fo. Rent
7—Houses tor Rent
7»—Offices and Desk Boom
F9—Suburban for Rent
gft—Summer Places for Bent
SI—Wanted—To Rent
BEAT ESTATE FOR SAlK
H
*^2—Business Property
583—Forms and Land for Sals
;*4— Hous«s for ‘'ale
,35—Lots for Sale
shore Pro pc *ty for Sals
1 $7— Suburban fot Sale
t|8—Ren! Esiat** 'or Exchange
‘ g9-.Wan*e*l—Res Estate
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I lineruI I-lower* 4
j n.AKk THE FL<»It 1ST — Smith Si., next
to Cr< scent Theatre Flowery for all oc
told Ftah fel IMUM___
VI III: VC. THE l LOItlST—Phone **4
IVilms ferns, pot plants, cut flowers:
! f 11 d "signs a specialty 955 Laurie St
r
c » and Found 1"
A I KEDAL E UUU—Lost, wore beaded
mm.M«.I collar; reward. Return 83 Gor
! iit \CllOl' KEYS—Lost- January 2&lh
; it<mi Compton Ave. to Elizabeth St. U‘
! torn 115 Compton Ave.__
I .NUT 11 E Will party return blcyclo wheel
, pi«-|,i<l up In front 166 South First Street;
i It* wan!.___~
r \1K '»!•’ GIRL’S SHOES- Kouih!, Owner
j, can have same calling 106 South First
AUTOMOBILES
r Automobile Agencies 11%
’ HAYNES—Sales and Service: garage and
repair.*. Middlesex Motors. Inc. 47
Smith Street
Automobiles l or sale II
, i CHANDLER—Despatch model. 1921 \
'I excellent condition: has been driven only
• 6500 miles. A real bargain. I*. A. Ga
' rage Co 283 .V Ison Avenue.
DODGE DELIVERY—1919. like new.
I big bat gain. Atlantic Garage. 563 Arn
! boy Avenue.
| DODGE TUI ’RING Good condition; liyvv
1 t ... tires._21 8 Gordon Strict.
EpAN Fully equipped, inquire
! .:*•_.1 ;tt*nu< .1 St._|
l-( > | c | > Tt>l KING CAR—Slightly used. Will
1 v ii v<ry reasonable. Frank M. Van
| S ye k I o'a._
I KURD TRI CK — l ton; first class condi-j
79-K.
, I.MIDNMR TOIJRING—193): slightly used 1
! 1929 Ford Chassis; overhauled and re- j
I painted. 191.» Ton and half Seld* n 1
I chaasin: n-l shape Eagle Garage. 340 1
] Prospect Sr ___I
I LIBERTY 'I’OCRING — Must ho Keen to In
! appreciated. $275. Union Garage Co., 27* i
King Street. ___|
MAXWELL TOURING—Good condition;
1 top: I.. rabbet 11 Amboy Ave
\SH T< *' RING—1919. rebuilt and
I pa in ted like new. good rubber. Perth i
I Amboy Garage Co.. 283 Mat!Ison Ave. 1
RMQ ROADSTER Reflniahed and flne-j
I limiting order, $495. Union Garago
! : **
AUTOMOBILES
Automobile* for Sale II
KIPPS- IP M >TH COUPE—1920 i pass
enger; beautiful rose velour upholstery;
a l mechanical condition and priced for
immediate sale; Terms arranged. Perth
Amboy Garage Co., !iH3 Madison Ave.
SPECIAL .STUDEBAKER ti—Touring; all
new cord tires and a cord spare; mo
meter and automatic windshield wiper.
«ithoe extras. 298 Market at Prospect SI
Tel 2:t»;i. .1 Arthur Applegate. _________
>OR 1 I 1 4ED CARS
1 **310 ford Coupe*, nice equipment, $223.
1 ‘iu»* Ford Sedan, $225
19i:» Ford Runabout. S S, $150.
1919 Ford De livery. $125.
Vim Delivery, *200.
Dodge Touring, $100.
Dodge Delivery. $200.
Used ears are lower In price than you
will ever see them again. Better buy one
uo< : everybody like a to wait until the
spring. But prices will be higher and
cars fewt r
DORSEY MOTORS. INC..
Authorized Ford Dealers
Maple and Fayette Sts.. «•
Perth Amboy. N. J
Near Post Off ho _ _Phone 2«n
tI3BD iJAIts
Chandler Touring. $575
Chandler Touring $600
1919 Eeo Express Rebuilt. $875.
Reo’^Pant I Delivery; like new. $1,000.
Hudson • Super fi overhauled and re
painted new tires $700.
SEXTONS GARAGE
15 Smith SI i cct
USED CARS 1920 Touring: 1919 Biffck 5
passenger Touring. Studebaker Coupe.
Central Cara go. 225-227 New Brunswick
Avenue. ___ |
CARS 11 pen and I >s«d model*;
Superior Garage Co Service Station
Maxwell. Columbia. Elgin Mot< r Car*
Gnrford Truck* Corner Maple and Fay
ette Street Tel. 1694. ,_t
USED CARS— Hupruobile Touring, laic
model; like now; one ton truck with
panel body; FonJ Delivery. $90. Jefferson[
Motors. Im\. 219 Madison Avc.
Auto Accessories __ M
CATTERIES —Willard Threaded Rubber
Batteries, unfailing guards against need j
for reinstation during the buttery'* Iff*-. 1
Battery A. Motor Service Station. H9 [
N ■ w Bi riawlck Avc_Tel 1S85__
BATTERIES—2 year guarantee- uncon- |
tillioriaI; a new Ray Battery If your old j
ones goes wrong within 2 years. What
oLlu-r battery dares to do this? Chris I
■Johnson. 1B3 New_Brunswick_Avc._J
1*1 RES—For sale; Goodyear. Goodrich,!
Michelin. Fisk and United States. F. K.
Mn'in 145 -New Brunswick Ave
J. RABBIT, ESQUIRE
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EACH ONE A SMALL RUNG! G
Those who liave reached the top rung of the o
Ladder of Success, those who liave climbed - £
high but have fallen into obscurity, and those
who touched only the lowest rungs, arc seen at
evening on city park benches—thinking.
One man, shabby in dress and dejected in
countenance, has nothing to review but days of
failure—of lost opportunities to take advant
age of the little things in life. The other man,
opposite in appearance, recalls his success— " s
brought about by an aptitude to snatch vsmall
as well as large chances.' -
One of the seemingly small opportunities of- -
fered each day is to read carefully the classi
fied section of the News. There you may find v
a job you arc seeking, a home you want to buy
or a chance to sell some article you deem worth
less.
_
Get the classified habit and follow the foot- L
steps of the successful man.
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AUTOMOBILES
Service1 Station—Repairing_ lf»
V Id BOY AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—• I
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
paired, auto sheet metal work. 154 New
Hriinwwick Ave Tel 1607. __
AUTOMOBILE CYLINDERS It EG BOUND j
And fitted with oversized pistons, pis
ton rings and wrist pins restores motor
power, saves gas and. oil ami makes old
motors as 'toad as new Garages can .n
crease business by advising Cylinder
Grinding. Write for price list. Produc
tion Grinding Company. Inc.. 11-15 Hed
den Place. Newark, N. .1._
\ Mbllili'AN GARAGE—Best equipped re
pair shop in town; day nnd night ser
vice Supplies and accessories. For ser
vice ra'I 1681.__
AUTO FAINTING—John P. Jacko, Auto
moldle. Truck and Wagon Painter. 305
Laurie Street. Jitney Bus painting a
laity _ ___ ___
AUTO WRECKERS—And repairing; also
towing: night nnd day service Phone
4tifi. 2 161. 236 Sheridan St. A. B. Stryker. |
A U TO TO PS—Recovered uml repaired;!
itulomobilo robes, blankets, .slip covers.
P. GulholT. lsl New Brunswick Ave. Tel.
1680 __\
COUNTY BRIDGE GA RAGE—Motor < Jar
repairing of all kinds; touring service.
Mci l ct ; i Pi.on.' u;:;i
ELBt.*TRlC REPAIFt* NG—Generator# t 1
starters repaired; all makes of ur ma
tures rewound motor winding our spe
cialty K. A- K. Electric Co 14'J New
Brunswick Avt. Tel 605.
ELLIS BROS.—Garage, for vour repair
ing. moving and trucking, car and taxi
service. Storage and supplies. Phone
2197 436-432 High St
PEDEKAi AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
paired. al! kinds auto sheet metal work
1f»o Netv^ Brunswick Ave Phone 1360
FORDS GARAGE CO—Expert auto re
pairing. battery electrical service, night
and day; service station Gould Storage
Batteries. New Brunswick Ave. and
Hornsby St. Phone 2058 Perth Amboy
FRANK HUDA—Commercial automobile
body builders and rppalrers; automobile j
painting; specializing on touring and i
rninmomlfll f.irm. 4 ill FT.vision St. Phone
793-J
HIGH ST GARAGB—Expert repairing,
overhauling, pleasure cars, ^trucks. carbon
burning, automobile supplies. 343 Hlgti
St Phone 2283. A. A. Maurer
JACOB & MORROW —Auto Repair C*>..
distributor for Middlesex County Seiden
Motor Tru Us; 1 ‘A to 5 tons. 340 Pros
pect St. Phone 2056
MAGNETOS REPAIRED—Williams Auto
Electric Service Station, magnetos, gen
erates. starters; batteries properly and
fully rechatged 50c. Agent for the With
erhce Battery 140 New Rrunawlck Ave.
PERTH AMBOY AUTO WRECKING CO.
—184 Fayette St. 183 New Brunswick
Ave Tel. 1394.
RARITAN AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Expert repairing auto radiators, lamps,
fenders hoods gasoline tanks, etc. 181 ,
New Rrqns.viek Ave. Phone 2172.
RECTOR ST. GARAGE—Your Ford motor
completely overhauled for $22.50; all
work guaranteed. Carbon burning 60c
per cylinder; other repairs oquaMy cheap.
Estimates given. 280 Rector Street. __
VULCANIZING—Steam Vulcanizing and
retreading Billy’s Tire Shop. Phone
2140 148 New Brunswick Ave.
WATSON AVE. GARAGE—Auto repairing
marine and gas engines; Ford motors
overhauled $2«». Tel. Day 2240. Night 805.
Auto Livery—Oarages 18
GARAGES—Six and one shop f .r rent on
King Street. Inquire Maple Realty Co..
215 *»mith Street.
fbB'8 TAXI—Phone 1080 Day and
Night service Cars to hire for weddings
funerals* el ■ 42*1 Division Si
SPACE—Suitable for l cars in rear of 3as
High St. Inquire of M’h.rgaretten & Lobel,
Inc Raritan Building. Tel. 550. _
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To all to whom these presents may come,
Greeting:
Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record of the pro
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the unanimous consent of all
the stockholders, deposited in my office,
that Cohen and Byron Company, a cor
poration of this State whose principal of
fice is situated at 217 Smith Street, in the
City of Perth Amboy, County of Middle
sex. State of New Jersey, (Louis Y. Sosin.
being the agent therein and In charge
thereof upon whom process tnay bo sere
id) lias complied with tlie requirements of
(“An a< t. concerning corporations Revision
of 1896”) preliminary to the issuing of the
Cerillicate of Dissolution.
Now. Therefore, 1. Thomas F. Martin.
Secretary of State of New Jersey, do here
by certify that the said corporation did.
on tin 16th day of January, 1922, tile in
my office a duly executed and attested
consent in writing to the dissolution of
said corporation, executed by ail the
stockholders thereof, which said consent
and the record of the proceedings afore
said are now on lilo in my said office as
provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof. I have hereunto
sot my hand and affixed my official seal,
at Trentcn, this 16th day of January, 1922
THOMAS F. MAU L*IN.
(Seal) Secretary of State.
10380—1-23-30-26-13.
‘FIRE ALARM BOXES
21—Gordon and Meade Street*
23— Madison Ave and Paterson St.
24— Market and Sheridan Street*
2'..—Smith Street and Central R R.
20—Market and Firs* Street*
27—Raritan Copper Works
*8—High and Lewis Street*
34—Madison Avenue and Smith Street.
::.»—Smith and High Streets
36— New Brunswick Ave. and New Street
37— Smith and State Streets
4 1—Standard Underground Cable Co.
42— Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
43— Buckingham Ave. and Hattford St.
45—Commerce and Front Streets
40—State and Washington Streets
47 —High and Washington Streets.
32—Cortlandt and Easton Street*
• 1—State and \ Buckingham Ave.
.— Parker St and Pulaski Ave.
;,ti_ Hall A-«\ and Charlt* St.
• 7—State and Wayne Streets
i»s — Near Lead Work*
>9—Maurer
, 02—Washington Street and Park Avenue
! 63—New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64—Smith Street and Wat*or. ‘venue
6,5—Commerce and State Street*
72— Front and Smith Streets
73— Water ani noroon Street*
71—Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
SI—Brace and Hanson Avenues
82— Smith and Herbert Streets
S3—Amboy Ave. and Washington St.
84—Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
83— Near City Foauital
SO—Cleveland and Brace Avenue*
S7—Amboy and Hall Avenue*
a**—AmNv Ave. and Inslee Street
84— Neville ani Juliiifttoue Street*
business service
Business Services Offered_IS
BLACKSMITH—And practical borseshoer '
Wheelwright and body builder. Cbas. J.
Yenk. 269 New Brunswick Ave.__
k. Mi.NDSZKNTII Y — Steamship Ticket
Agency. 107 Hall Ava. Telephone No.
6 4 2._. .
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—And mimeo
graphing. Raritan Publicity Service.
Rarttgn Building. Ttl. IIM.__
STOVE REPAIRING—Have an expert re
nal r vnur stove. Miller. 639 State St_
THAT RHEUMATISM—Or your nervous- j
im*ss can In; cured easily. Write stating
your case to Box 23, Caro News. _
Building—Contracting_19 >v
p \V.HUFF-Electrical contractor, tln
Ished house and all kinds of Interior wir- ^
Itig. radio equipment and Installations.
Wood bridge Ave, and Honley St.. Wood
bridge^ Tel. 627.__ .
j j. YE I LEN — Electrical Contractor;
finished house wlrlug a specialty; fix
tures at reasonable prices; estimates
cheerful!y furnlshed 161 Lind St._
ROOFING—H. C Smith. Jr., slate, slag
routing id tinning, waterproofing. 123
125 Mad Ison A vp._Tel. <660._
Heating and Plumbing_*9
PLU MB INC—Damgaard & Buoto. Heat
ing and gas Kiting Jobbing promptly at
tended to; estimates furnished. 303
Elm St. Phono 2031 _
PLUMBING—S. L. Bulvanoski. plumbing,
heating, gas fitting and tlnniug In all Its
branches; all work promptly done. 670 -
Charles ’t. Phone I40g
PLUMBING—John Klusendorf. pluniblns.
beating and gas fitting; lobbing promptly
attended to: estimates furnished 493
Cronin St Phone 2 221 _, .
Millinery—l»re—making_
DRESSMAKING—Done at noma. *9 High
si.. Woodbridge. Tel. iVobdbridge 618-J
11 EMST‘ITCHING— Wo do all kinds of side ;
and accordion pleating and machine
pleating; very reasonable prices. E.
Moving, Trucking. Storage 23
AUTO TRUCKING—Light and hoavy;
local ami long distance service when and .
as you want it Otto Dietz. State and
Chauncey Street*._
CARTING—Walsheek’s General Trucking,
local and long distance moving; also
light and heavy carting. 266 Goodwin I
l it,hi 1672 Perth Amboy N. J_
EXPRESS—And tracking; local and long .
distance J. J Sidenburg. 377 Division
Ft Phone 3*>3-J. —
HAULING—Andrew Anderson. Trucking
engines, billers, machinery safes, heavy
hauling and rigging of every description.
Pierce Arrow and Packard 5 ton trucks.
Tel. 178. 77 Fayette Street Perth Am
hr.y. N J.__ ___'
MOVING—L> Kadin. express and storage,
long distance moving with care. 204
New Brunswick Ave. Phone '*676. 1882
Perth Amboy.___
MOVING—Lepper's Express; transporta
tion between Perth Amboy and New
York; move In city or coun*ry. 296
Washington St. Phone 2318.___#
MOVING—John Hawrylko & Son, truck
ing and moving; local ana lohg distance;
personal* attention to all work. 162
Chauncey St Telephone connection.___
TRUCKING —Eagle Motor Transportation
Co., heavy trucking. 340 Pro*pecf St.
Tel 2066 _ _
TRUCKING—-John Gardell. transfer, auto
trucking; storage furniture; pianos inov
ed country, city. 303 Market St. Tel. 478
TRUCKING—c. Borup transfer and auto
trucking, storage, furniture and pianos
moved: city and country. 335 State St.
Phone 2176.
Painting and Papering_ 34
DECORATING—A B. Barner; Painter
and Paper Hanger; work guaranteed;
reasonable prices; estimates given. 123
So 1st St. Phone 643-W. __
PA PER HA N« 51 NG—Paper Hanging a
specialty. Wall paper retail at whole
sale prices Paper Hangers furnished at
lowest prices. N. Y. Wall Paper Co. 860
State Ft. Phone 1722 ___
Professional Services_32
PIANO TUNING—And Repairing; tlr*t
class work. C. Steinhauser. 325 State
Sir Tel t.ir,4-M
Repairing___*#
CABINET MAKING—Colonial Cabinet
Wor’ j; home of expert cabinet makers;
upholstering; veneering, enameling chair
cane* r; g^aas table tops, shelves, mirrors
choice orienta. rugs. Cleaning and re
pairing. Phone 23fi-M._1»» State 8t._
CLAUSEN & JOHNSON—If it is made of,
leather wo have it or make It; also repair*
suit cases, bugs, trunks, basket balls, gun
rases, belts, etc. Phono 41-W. 14a New
Brunswick Ave. _ .
SHOE REPAIRING—S. Goldsmith has
moved from 127 Fayette St. to 3P5 State
Street. Ail work guaranteed at the low
es» prices.___
ThoB REPAIRING—First dies; bet oak
leather used: also new shoes a. reason
able prices. J. Cherensk'.. 181 New j
Brunswick * ve._. I
STELLA SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Shoea
repaired and remodeled like new. 1-S !
Fayette St.. Perth Amboy. N. J._ |
I UPHOLSTERING — AND FURNITURE
KEPAIHING HARRY FEINBERG.
*0 SMITH ST PHONE 1571
UPHOI.ST BRING—L L. BBAIDWt>0.t
SB2 HIGH ST _PHONE 153_
UPHOLSTERER—OverstufTed furniture
repaired and recovered; springs reset.
John J Galvin 385 Park Ave. Tel 1347-M
Renovating and Dyeing_**
CLEANING-^ Alterations Dyeing. Press
Ing Pressing; prices moderate S Ep
stein. 355 Madison Ave. Below Majestic
T A1 LORI NO—And Cutting, ladles and
cent's garments cleaned, pressed and ru
,,-.'.1. I'- Palo. :ty t State Street._
I'L R COAT’S—Furs and ladies’ cloth gar
ments remodeled and repaired equal to
now. Furs cleaned. dycT. and glased. A.
Greenhouse. 5t> Smith Street._.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—f«n»nl«_**
i giro—For general housework. 1-7 j
I lvearny Ave. _.. . ---
GIRLS—Experience.! on me r s «Mcis; j
steady work: good pay Goodman. Cohen
. & Company. 3111 Maple SLreet. one flight j
! up___—
GIRLS—Good pay and steady; to operate
Singer Sewing machines: examine, pack, .
I etc . on camisoles. Neatform Co., Amboy
Road and Main St.. Tottenvllle._
It's easier to look from ad to ad than to ,
run from store to “‘ore—read the Me,
chamlise ads in the classliled section be ,
fore you start ehopping. ^
All sorts of office supplies are ojftnd I
at flee most reasonable prices in Llassili-j
catft it today.
__ EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted— Female _ <§*
URLS—Wanted Inquire Chesebrough j
Manufacturing Co._.
IRES—To operate Singer Sewing nia
rhines; steady work. Amboy Waist Co
179 Division Street. t
1KI,—For light housework. Call 7o, I
Rate Street._j
(JOD WASHWOUTAN—Wante«T Inquire !
21 Smith Street. _ I
A DIES—For local sales work; experience
in necessary to earn $35 weekly. Chance
'or promotloh. Call before 10 and after
I. Room 4 23. Raritan Building. I
PKRATURS—Experienced on silk dresses j
iteady work all year round, A*pply Perth
Amboy Manufacturing Company. 380 New |
Brunswick Ave._|
\LKHLADY—Musically inclined, for our
>hoiiograp!i department. Inquire Salter, |
■ 7 State Street._j
A l.EML, A DY—Experienced. Apply l-’l \
i4mlth Street. j
fENUGRAPHER—Young lady who is fa
niliar with clerical work . Write stating
lualltlcations and salary expected. Ad
tres.i “44'* ears N«*wa. i
WAITRESS—Some experience. National
Lunch, 92 Smith Streep_
rOMAN—For kitchen work. City Market.
1.11 Smith Street._T
Ul'NO MAID—White, for housekeeping.
Lots of nerve and full of pep. Inquire Mrs.
\ F. 1.1 man, 1 t 7 N'pW Brunswick I
ioMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—
320 Market St., female help furnished
Experienced waitress wanted, women by
lav for private families Phone Ml - M
Help Wanted — Male $3
IEN—For all kinds of positions with sal
aries ranging from $25 to $70 per week,
based on ability, and not on the amount
jf investment of several nutidrod dollars
required, can connect at once with a co
operative organization having a ^ Jargc
amount of business on hand. 19 Clinton
St.. Suite 5. Newark. N. J._
IKN—For all kinds of positions with sal
irle.i ranging from $25-70 per week baaed
5ii ability, and not on the amount of in
vestment of several hundred dollars r* -
iuired. can connect at otice. with a co
operative organization having a largo
imount of husinesH on hand. 19 Clinton
Street, Stilts Newark, N. r._
iMBOY EM PLOY If ENT AGENCY—Li
censed Employment Pureau. Supplies
men and women fop all type? of w • k.
If you need help of any kind, call m u
us and we will help you solve labor i b
lems. ::i«» Taple St Phono 1952
Salesmen and Agents___3ft
; ri l j l A l > I < I'* —ouii .'in U
plants; permanent; weekly pay. AVrife
for terms. Guaranty Nursery Co., Roch
ester, n. y. ____
AL13 SM I3N—(Jailing on eonmuiiers. $10
to $15 weekly at start. Call before 10
and after I. 4 23 Raritan Building._^
AI.KSMAN—A"proposition for right mtin.
Call or write, Jrving Simkin. 559 Paul
in son Ave.. Passaic, N. Ja__
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities_38
3USIN13SS PROPOSITION—Store for sale,
must sell on account of illness in the
family. For full particulars Inquire 395
Plato Street. _ __
PROPXTSUA RI NG PLAN
livery employe a part owner. Hundreds
of positions open (Gentiles) for laborers,
mechanics, salesmen and executives, pay
ing $25 t<> $70 per week. Investment oi
at least $625 required which will be ab
solutely secur'd. A legal contract guar
antees (ho refunding of the entire invest
ment in ease of resignation or discharge.
Suite 5, 19 Clinton St.. Newark, N. .I.
Money to Loan 40
tj LOAN—We have $3,000. $2,600. $2,000
$ 1,600 to invest in mortgages on Perth
Amboy property. Margaretten & Lobel.
Inc., Raritan Building. _JPeh_ 650.
2,600, $3,000 and $4,000—To place on llrst
mortgage; city property; also other
amounts for Woodbridgo and Fords.
Conard & Co.. 102 Smith Street,
l.r.hm. $2,000, $2,500, $3,000—To Joau on
mortgage. Prompt service.
CART, JACOBS, 179 Brighton \v*-.
INSTRUCTION
MiiHimil, Dancing. Dramatic _,44
ANJO- No play, no pay—Banjo, Mando
lin. 3ultar. etc. Beginners! Play tunes
perfect firsts in six lessons or your money
back. Ragtime, etc. Instruments sold
on easy terms. Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday 10 A. M -9 P. M. 13. Rogers. 310
Maple St.. Perth Amboy. Phone 1952.
LIVE STOCK
_Dogs. Cats. l'ets _- 47
*OOpLE—Small. call after 12 o'clock.
third floor, 862 McClellan St. __
NSTK1 M ENTS- Full In.f violins.
mandolin*, banjos, guitars, ukelclea and
latest sheet music. J. Smerllng, 143
smith Street, ,
Horae*. Cattle. Vehicle*_46
FRESH COWS—And Springers for sale at
any time, extra rgood milkers; always
largo stock on hand. J. Zlotkln. Free
hold. N J Tel 168-W.
Poultry and Supplies 4ii
'LEMEXSE.VS—Scratching Grains and
Laying Mash makes hens lay. Phone 6S2.
Tot ten vi lie 920 Prompt Deliveries.
CUSTOM HATCHING—in mammoth au
tomatic incubators; best strain white
leghorn hatching eggs and baby chicks
for sale. Make reservations now. Arnold
Poultry Farms. 947 Middlesex Avenue.
Metuchen. N. J. Phone Metuchen 257.
Fresh table eggs supplied.
MERCHANDISE
Article* far Sale v 51
l-TK SCARF—A Bargain; men's overcoats
$5.00. Victor spotlights with mirror.
$2.98. Big reduction on ico skates.
Perl in liter's. 199 Smith Srteet._'
iCB SKATES—Very cheap. J. Miller. 845
State Street. _
LEATHER—Oak Soles and Scraps. We
carry a full line of cobbler’s tools and
supplies for home use. P. Barbiert. 404
406 State St. _
)1.L> MATRICES—Heavy pressed 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 *1 j cold Large supply on hand.
Price $1 00 a hundred. Call at Evening
News OfTIce_.
"RADIATORS—House, wall and pipe radi
ators. corrugated iron, steam pipes; nil
kinds of rails, channel iron. 3** inch new
boiler tubes. Harry Goldberg. L. V. It.
R. and New Brunswick Ave._
RUBBER GOODS -- Thompson - Goody tar
’ Rubber Corp.. 315 Maple St. Tel. 2169.
Everything in Rubber; wholesale and re
tail. Plumbers. Factory and Household
Supplies. ___
WALL PAPER—2bVo reduction on an
grades. Prices, from 10 cents a roll up.
Large v riety. Gimpleman Bros. 331
Stn»e Sr. Phon. IT'ii _
Building_Materials_54
HOI LEfiS—J J Keent-n. tanks and smoke
stacks. sheet iron work of all descriptions
Repairing a specialty 386 and 390 Divi
sion St. end P. R. R. Perth Amboy. N. J.
Phone office 160*; home 260-R
HaR! WAI-E—Elizabeth Hardware Co..
The Home of Hardware. 137-139-141
New Brunswick Ave. Tel. Exchv'ge 120
1 21_Perth Am boy._
HARDWARE—Tools. Paints. Oils Var
nishes. Wall Paper. Painters Supplies
Max Goldfarb. , 311 State St Phone 861
PAINTS—Atlantic Lead and Atlantic
Linseed Oil; Pierce’s Ready Mixed Paint.
$3.15 a gallon, set colora 3. Koch. 363
State St. Phone 1316._
VARNISH AND STAIN—lu one applica
tion See The Jon lee Co. Paint Head
onarters 1*4 Smiih s- Phone
l-'urin and Dairy Products_M
MILK—Perth Am hoy Milk «'o always a'
your service. Deliveries everywhere
Demand our products from vour dealer
or grocer_
Telephone
Your Requirements
Our Classified
Will Do the Rest
_*_XL:. • '—t-- . lirMM -» nmti
MERCHANDISE
Fuel and Feed__*• .
'IRE V^OOD—llTiw per load. Sales t’oi-|
poratlon. Morgan Arsenal Office, Morgan, j
N. .1. _ _ _ ... _j____ I
;EKTH AMBOY FLOUR * ORAlN CO.—
A two weeks Male on Old Trail l'lour at <
f 4.60 Tel 1360
t.iM>d things t«* ftI
tJKEAD— Eai that so homelike Aunt Mar*
lha Bread, sold at all grocers 4»ni
tnftti Mo.lel Bakery_i—
TOFFEE CAKES—Danish coffee cakes,
pics, layer cakes, d ugbnuts. etc., fre* i
every dav a' 2 P M. N. V Bjornson
lr 1^:* New Brunswick^ Avenue._
KNACKBRUDvSkoipor. Iceland Herring.)
Anchovies. Atfent Dr Peter s Kurlku E.
Oh Ison. Phone 204S 406 Laurie • St.__
SALADSS—MaJ'-iuc Del tea t r.-s- n, ready
cooked meats; all home cooking; cater- j
ing t> parties and entertainments a spe- i
Ctalty 132 Smith Phnn- 1334 |
Household Bonds_
AMBOY“"FUIt M i l m : HOI 8E—Furnish
es vour home riRht at the light price
319 Smith St^ neaj_ Maple- , 1_a__
X)AL RAMIE—SHVhtlV Used, good cond'
tlon; price reasonable: also used., gas
range. Imiuire Kelly McAliOden CO. 71
Smith Street • ' .
p3 uraiture House, all
kinds of f urn Hurt*, baby carriages floor
coverings a specialty; reason ible prices;
postr I vel> n-w 2,9 SiiiH h bt
d \'ITK ESSES- Renovated, latest steriliz
ing process, cotton 12: bail *3. M®" •*rd
Bedding Co 4*2 Park Avi > __
Jewelry aad Watches_60
PAWNBROKERS SALE STORE—73
Smith St. Watches and Jewelry repaire 1.
also bought and sold, lowest prices In
city,_ __—_.
Machinery and Tools_61
MOTORS ANV WBRATORS—All kinds
of A. C. and . also rewinding and
repairing prompi»> attended to. Perth
Amboy Storage battery & Electric Co..
266 Madison Ave Tel. 1807._
Musical Instruments_62
Flayer piano—Dont forget to stop
and look it o\er; easy terms; price *250.
Brunton Piano Co. 204 Smith St._
RECORDS—Emerson Records; all tie la
test songs and dance -flits on sale.
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry, also expert
watch repairing, s. Cardon smith St
Herds. Plants. Fertilisers_63
HEDGp -$4.50 per hundred m April, C. u.
p. l?ox 423, Fords, N. 3. ___
Specials at the 8 ores *1
SPECIAL—Clearance Sale on package
goods. 50% off! All perfect; watch for
other specials. Hoffman's Art Shop. 23'»
Smith Street._
Wen ring Apparel_96
NOTICE—Men’s Mat and Cap Mfg. Co.,
formerly at 256 Smith St., now located at
318 _SrHl.th strcet-__
Wanted to Buy _ 00
ELK TRADING STAMP CO—Buy. sell
and exchange all kinds of milk labels,
soap wrappers United Probt Sharing
Certificates. 1 rading Stamp. 338 State
.Street.___
BURN ITU RE—Second hand highest prices
paid; stover, bedding, floor coverings for
salo Sussman. 23_Smith St. Tel._1496-J.
FURNTTUR 3— Fair prices for your farnl*
ture. Miller. 539 State St. 793 W.
FUUNITITRB—We buy ail kinds second ;
hand furniture. G. Houser. 103 Fayette •
St Phone 343-W.
ROOMS AND BOARD'
Rooms With Board_37 |
BARCLAY 8T~ 497—Room and board In
private fatiiily; steam heat; upstairs.
HOTEL REMINGTON—377 Smith St.,
furnished rooms by day or week; rooms
steam healed, meals served; also regu
lar board. Tel. 494._
SMITH ST., 201—Furnished looms, with
or without hoard. Apartment 9.
Rooms Without Board <3
BRIGHTON AYE.. 219—Furnished room
for gentleman only.
HIGH st. . i... j go room; .ill improve
ments including steam heat.
HIGH Sfip 991—Large furnished foom;
very convenient location. Inquire 2S5
High Street. _
McCI.ELLAN ST.. 267—1 single room; 1
double rooms, nil Improvements.
MADISON a\k. 272—Furnished roon -
_ for couple. Majestic Confectionery._
MAPLE S’l\, 276—Rooms tor couple, also
single room: all Improvements.
MARKET ST.. 125 l single and 1 double
furnished room: all linproti roepta.
MARKET ST.. 313—Nice furnished rooms.
;i 11 iinnrovonients.
"RECTOR ST.. lU'i—Large, sunny room
with alcove, facing water, Tel._l25-w.
SMITH ST.. ITS—One or two furnished
rooms; steam heat. Third floor.
"STATE ST., 235—Furnished room; 1 or 2
gentlemen; all conveniences^_
"FRONT ROOM—Furnished; all conveni
ences. Tel. 898._
FURNISHED ROOM—For gentleman; pri
vate family. Tel. C45. _v
Rooms for Housekeeping_69
FAYETTE ST., 97—2 I'wmis and kitchen
ette f<n. light housekeeping._______
FIRST ST., 216— Light housekeeping rooms
improvements, steam heat: adnlta.
HIGH ST, 279—Furnished light house
keeping apartment._
KEARNY AVE.. 149—Furnished rooms
suitable fr»r light housekeenlng.
WATER ST„ 37—1 or 2 rooms; with <tf
without kitchenette: steam heat._
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 prices. 194 Smith Street.
PRESTO LUNCH—And Bakery; home
pastries; popular prices; open day and
night. 113 Smith St reet._
VICTORY REsYaTiR A NT—Oyster and
Chop House; sea food special; popular
prices. 322 St at Street, nea Jefferson
St IV* t h \ ml T« i 2234
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Real Estate Healers_74A
CARL JACOBS—Real Estate. Mortgages.
Insurance Agent: Life. Fire. Automobile,
Liability, etc. 179 Brighton Ave. T«si.
561.___
CONA RD & 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
653._
HANS NIELSEN CO.—Real Est te and
Mortgages 190 Smith Street. Real
Estate Exchange Building. Telephone
_S8._
i a COB SON & GOLDFARB—Real Estate
and Iterance. Raritan Building. Phone
1856._•
viAULE REALTY CO.—Real Estate 2'5
Smlrh St. Phone 1710.
mXhGARETTEN Sc LOBEL—Successors
to A1 pern & Co.. Real Estate. Mortgages
and Insurance. Raritan Building Perth
Amboy. N. J Phone 530.__
MAX L. SCOTT--Real Estate and General
Insurance. 309 Madison Ave lV?1- 2U»
>k a! NIELSEN—Property bought, sold.
Insurance, auto, bills of Bale, reasonable.
Notary Public. 170 New Brunswick Ave.
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 »
your advantage to call us.
••Superior Service"
7*e77t~1 AkABUY URAL ESTATE RX
CII/NGE and General Insurance.
M m A t-mie Ph •••»«• 1 466
d 11R LEY AL- SORENSoy—Successors lo
l> A. Shirley. Real Estate and Insure
anee. ISO Sm’th St. Per'h Amboy Offi
.\n,n evePlucp Tel 190_
Til EO S~BROWN —Real festate broker;
general Insurance agent: fire automobile,
liability, etc 282 King St Te4. 1609
w«.x. DROST—Let m rest your apart
ments; no vacanies. Tel. 23 47. _
HAVE' several desirable apartments; Seek
see 111'-. W. A. Drost. Tel. 2347._
Anartmenls and Flats_74
BRIGHTON AVti.—6 rooms: all Improve■
ments. Inquire 80 Portion St., upstairs.
Buy while the buying’s good—follow th*>
"Specials at the Stores'* ads in the classi
fied section and learu when to buy what
you need.
"When you give jewelry, solect your pre
sent through the attractive and economi
< nt' offc^J appearing daily In Clasaificatoiri
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
> Apartments and Mats_«i
: AT A lip A AVE. It'' —5 rooms andbaii.
improvements. Inquire Phone 1736.
Jl VISION ST., 428—5 rooms and bath
Inquire Arehen, Gordon St.
.RANI’ ST.- N-.II- Mall.-!. 7 rooms; .
improvements except heat. $35. Inquht
II 1 .f'wis. 343 Smith Street,__
ACyUES "hT„ BO"—5 rooms; all improve
merits; rent 825.00. _
KEARNY AVE.. I76—-1 moms; all ifto
provernenta including steam heat.
A ADI SUN AVE.. 121—6 rooms, all im
provehients. Inquire 118 Madison Ave.
dADWON AVE.. 235—< rooms; all I
Pt oveinent e. Inquire 214 Madison Ave. _
ilADlSON AVE.. 265—6 room apart men .
all improvements with steam heat. In
quire 13 3 Water St. Tel 5SI-M.__
MARKET ST.. 301—5 rooms, all Improve
merits, reasonable. Comegys & Bro. 20
Elm St met. _ ,
MARKET ST.7 383—4 rooms; ull improve
menta. Mendel. 216 Rector Street
VK\V BRUNSWICK AVE., 133—6 rote . ^q
flat; all improvemehts: steam heat fui - A|
nished. V|
PATERSON—Near State. 6 rooms, all in;
provements. lnqulru 232 State Strecr,
Tel. -231-H._. ____
SMITH ST.. 176—4 rooms, steam heat. It.
quire Geo. .1 Miller. 303 Madison Ave.
STATE ST.7 63—Six rooms and sun parlu
new building; all improvements. Inqui*
821 Raritan BulKHnp.__
STATE ST.~ 4btt—0 room flat, electric. In
quire 382 State Street._
WATER ST., 47—2 room apartment; a'l
Improvements; reasonable. Tel. 506-R
M’ARTMENT—Finest location, lieat an T
janitor service suppncu 10 responsive
tenants. Carl Jacobs. 173 Brighton Ave.
Tclenhone -''61. ___
FLAT-7 rooms. Inquire Gruham's fin
ery. 315 State Street._
FLAT—7 rooms; all Improvements, except
heat; ready for occupancy. 32 Waahin; -
ton Street.
ROOMS—To let. Inquiry 217 Washing
ton Street.___± ,
ROOMS. 3—Large. Inquiro 342 Colfax S’
Near Grant Street. '
Business Places for Rent
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. 2L0—Storo ;•
let. Inquire Philip Levine. Raritan Bid
STORE—On Madison Avenue n nr siawi;.
Street. Inquire P. A. tiara go Co.. 2» .
Madison Avenue. _ _
Houses for Rent_
BRACE~A~VE.— House; ♦» rooms. Jnqui
175 Smith St. or 470 Brace Ave._ , _
BROAD SJ . 60—.War lli^li St., 5
house; all improvements except, slew
heat. Inquire 6X Broad St. or 426 IIik >
Street. Tel. 1973. ___
MADISON AVE.. 231.—House. Inquii*
Perth Amboy Garage Co.
W.VTER ST.. 166-8 — House: all linproo
incuts. Inquire 387 King SLrceL_
HOUSE—6 rooms, all up to date linpro.v*
ments; lino section; rent $45.00. lnqm
B Strelff. 1 1«» Smith Street. _
HOUSE—With *i\ ro'iins. ail Improve
meat* Maple Realty C<~. 217 Smith '
HOUSE—7 rooms; all improvements I*
quire 281 Washington Street.
Offices and l>csk Room_7 «
FURNISHED OFFICES—J. Kreielshcdm*r
on 133 Smith Street.___
OFFICE—Largo front office to let. App
Maple Realty Co 216 Smith St.
Suburban for Rent_ 7 »
FORDS—6 moms; ail Improvements.
Mor, William St.. Fords. Tel. 2279 M _
m:\varen—9 room dwelling, complete’
furnished; garage; excellent location f«
icnt to May 1st. Apply P. A. TrtiM
Company. Rea! Estate Department.
SEW ARE N—Near school; houaekeepfc
apartm* nt; all conveniences. Imjuh
240 Brighton Ave.. City._ 1
SOUTH AMBOY—Apartments for icp
each having live rooms ami bath wii
all improvciuetit.s. 117 and 119 David
St. Inquire 116 Henry Street._*
TOTTEN V I RLE — Double house, 6329 -:
•Arthur Kill Road; all improvements;
minutes' walk from ferry. Inquiro \ ogei
Hotel. -1 ;i Arthur Kill Rond. Tel. KM
FLAT '* rOdms and bath; steam heat* $’
• •■liter of town. Inquire E. Dabbs,
Fisher Ave.. Tottenvillc. Tel. 1226._
FURNISHED ROOM—With breakfast. *>
High st. Wood bridge. *Tel. 518-J, 1
ROOMS. •—And bath, Rahway A\.
Wood bridgo Junction. Inquire E# L
Coddington. •
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property _
BUILDING—For sale; 2 story; Huitabk
lor factory or store house; centrally lo
cated. Inquire 423 East Ave.. Perth
Amboy, N. .1.
Farms and Lund for Sale 83
*4g ACRE—Farm; 1 Va miles to station
good land, fruit, truck and chickens; as
paragus Held. 900 apple and pear trees;
grapes; 9 room house, bath, steam heal
all Improvements; good farm buildings;
sacrifice. ‘$8000; $2000 cash. Charles L.
Steuerwald, Inc.. 208 Smith St._
BRIGHTON AVE. AND LEWIS bj.r- ^
House, 1 lot; house. 2 lots; Brighton an
Catalpa Ave. M. J. Nielsen. 114 Lewn
Street. _ ___
CATALPA AVE., 102— 2 family hoys*
price $7,000; easy terms. Murgaretten
Lobel, Inc.. Raritan Building. Tel. 66"
HAZEL AVE.—House for sale or rent; t
rooms and bath; all improvements. In
quire L. C. Madsen. 271 Smith St. T^l.
*3S-J.__
SOUTH OF SMITH ST.—3 family; all Im
provements; new porcelain plumbin'
throughout; rents $92.00; plot 40x150; ga
rage; low price and easy terms. Charle*
L. S'euerwnhl. In'-. L'eS Smith St.^
STATE NEAR MARKET STREET—S®v
room dwelling with bath, steam heat,
gas and water; about $5000.00 cash in
quired. Conard & Company, 102 Smith
Street.___1 - .
West SIDE AVE.. 663—Two family,
seven room frame dwelling; garage
stable and one family dwolling in rear.
Massopust Bros. Co.. 692 State 8treet_.
WILLIAM ST.—2 family house; all im
provements except heat. The Johnson
Company. 217 Smith St. Tel. 551.____
Lota For Sale _ ila
WOOLDRIDGE—On High St., ons 50 ft.
lot. terms can be arranged The John
son _Company._217 SmItli St_Tel._651
WOODBRIDGE. N. J.—$700 to $1300 will
buy choice building Jots, centrally locate '
See us about building. Boynton lin«. •’
ori E BUICdING LOTS. 3—On King
Georges Road, Fairfield Terrace. - Fords.
J. Krelelsheimer •& Son. 133 Smith St._
LOT S-W o have lots lor sale In the
northwestern section of this city on very
easy terms. Margaretten & Lobel. Inc.,
Raritan Building. Tel. 560._. ^
VERY DESIRABLE LOTS—In Southern
section of the city. Inquire of Margin
etten & Lobel, Inc., Raritan Building.
Suburban For Sule_81 g
FORDS—Ncw 7 room house, corner, por I
cites; ail improvomens; gas range; one 1
block from Main Street; price low; small
amount cash; balance like rent. Charles
U Steuerwald, Inc.. 208 Smith St. '
lit) I * E 1. A W N — ti room li*'use. 1<> lots, fruit
trees- suitable place for poultry. Ad
d ress •1House.'* Care Ne ws.
"RARITAN MANOR—New 3 room liousv.
lot 50 x 100; 7 rooms and reception hall,
every improvement, steam heat chest
nut trim, white upstairs. Price low. cash
required $1,000. Charles L. Steuerwald.
Inc.. 208 Smith St._ ' ~
TOTTENVILLE—Fine residence. U room.,
uil, improvements; lot 50 x 147. Price
$6500. I*. Williams, Tottenville N. Y.
KN’VILLbA-8 room double dwelUn -
near Railroad and Ferry; rents for $40.{*/
per * month.- Bargain to quick purchase’
$4509 it. Williams. Tottenville. N. V.
t’OT'J’ENVlLLE .* roorrt cottage: part im
$>rovein* uts; x 215. 83.000; pan
• •»sh V*eter«? 208 Y«‘trnan Avenue.
VVODDBIubcjE PROPERTY—And~iusu;*"
ana-. See J. H. Con«*Hnuon, 5‘J Main St.
■ u
: WOOD BRIDGE— New house; 7 rooms, :
wuter heat 4 bed rooms, sieepiqg por*.-•
lib- bathroom; open fireplace. untVnish^o
attic; garage. Owner leaving town. 7 61
VVoodbridge 217-M or 112 'inti Street.
.voob BRIDGE— New 5 room house with
all Improvements; charming neighbor
liood. large plot; large closets, best fi
lings ; f price low and terms very easy
Charles L. Steuerwald. Inc.. 203 Smith
Street.
If you like music with your meals, or "
after them—you’li want; to read the un
usual offers under “Musical Instruments*'
in today's classified section.
Use the Merchandise columns In the
Evening News' classified section as goo
would your phone hooBL'—aftd you'Jl get the
.“right number" every time l
lliTfaili-TIf-im * “-Iirmhililfti

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