Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], February 24, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 21, Image 21

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Ltslio Harrington, Chicago police ==
•ay, lias been named by Anthony A
Heverki, office manager of the Ainer- m
can Novacolite Company, ns the jpg
"brains’ of the company which is as
ailegei to have engaged in get-rich- 3
quick stork manipulations at the ex- 3
Dense of 5,000 to ti,|)0Q workmen in- f§H
Vsstors.
KEYPORT
Miss Helen Osborn of Main street gl
tspending me week with her sister, §
rs. Harold P. Collins, of Manas- !§»
than.
The Keypori Literary club will ob- gg
•arve its annual Holy Hour this aft- H
•moon of this week, when Ui« club 3
WH' mei: at tlie public library, Mrs. ==
W. D. Stiles being the hostess. Rev. fgg
A. C. Brady will deliver an address 3
on tlie Book of Psalms and other gg?
numbers of a religious nature will =w
fee given. si
Tne building oil Broad street re- S
oerily purchase 1 by Ellas Gold. 3
•Shmidt from Mrs. Anna McKinney 3
la belli., repainted and put in first B
•lass conditio, and will be occupied 3
M one side by a butcher business gf
While a millinery business will he M
•On lucted in the otiier. ’
Mr and Mrs John W. Keough en- j
teniined Miss Eioire H. Ode!! of B
Ridgefield Park, N. J.. and Miss S
Bd-th Hudoon over Funday.
Cards announcing the birth of « ti
•on Theodore Decker, to Mr. and Eg
Mro. Albert 'J. Bouek of Dalles, Ore., g
have been received in the borough, 3
Mtb. Bouck waa fmmerly Miss Mary g
Fulton, teSLl.er of English in the lg- f=
eal high acliool.
Kx|ie| Hutch Consul
AMSTERDAM. Holland.—A let- H
ter has been received here from M. g
van Mortz, Dutch vice consul at Lar- H
aehe in the Spanish eone of Mo- g
rocco, in which van Mortz says lie §|
was taken by Arabian troops com- l =g
manded by Spanish officers and fl
•hipped to Tangier.
Mayor Refuses to Pny
ANTWERP.—M. van Cauwelaert, M
newly elected burgomaster, refuses §1
to pay Ills tailor for his official cos- §1
tume and the tailor threatens to ^
bring suit. The silver braid wys ||
tarnished, says the city's chief. eg
THE COMMERCIAL PRESS
PRINTERS
Id New Ilmnmvlrk Are. Pbone 1353 g
Perth Amboy, N. J.
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Kut Kosts of
Living
BUY YOUR
Household
Wares
Here at our closing out sale
of
TINWARE
and
ENAMELWARE
wTh.
McCormick
& Sons
82 SMITH STREET
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Choice Meats
Fair Prices
As a good judge of meats,
pou’ll enjoy buying hero
,wberc there are so many
luscious steaks, chops and
roasts.
You’ll appreciate their
freshness—the sanitary man
ner in “which they are han
iled, and the tender, health
ful cuts.
And our prices are fair.
Christian
F. Straub j 1
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Meat, Poultry and Fancy
Oroceriei
203 SMITH STREET
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Do It Now!
While This Grea
Sale Is On
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BIG PIANO SALE
Sale Starts Promptly at 9:00 o’clock
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BRUNTON
COME EARLY—PRICES REDUCED—EASY TERMS
We have on hand a large number of Pianos and Player Pianos, bought
before the wholesale prices were as high as they are now. A part of this stock
was ordered for our Spring trade, but arrived too late, and have other instru
ments en route that are due to reach us any day. Our Store is now jammed
with Pianos, with more to come in. We have a great number of Pianos ordered
which we must make room for.
This makes it advisable that we reduce our stock of Pianos and Player
Pianos immediately. Every new and used Piano and Player-Piano in this
stock we want to sell at once. We have gone over this stock—our prices have
been reduced. We are determined that not one single, solitary Piano or Plnyer
remain in this stock if we can sell them. The best bargains will naturally go
first. Come early. Bring what you can for a first payment. We will attempt
to arrange terms to suit.
Facts Regarding This Gigantic Piano Sale—Many Well-Known Pianos On Sale
Wc will sell during this sale such well known Pianos as Kranich & Bach, DeRivas
& Harris and others. Used Upright Pianos will be sold as low as $47. Used Player
Pianos as low as $197; new 88-Notc Player only $437.50; new Pianos only $298. First
come, first served. We will not play favorites. One man’s money is just as good as
another's. The best bargains will naturally go first. Be here early. Make your selee
| tion. Tell us how you wish to pay. This is the letter and spirit of this sale.
Open Evenings During This Sale Until 9 o’Clock.
Used Player Only $197
ThisUsed Player-Piano will be on sale at the
price and terms listed herewith. A good selec
tion of music, 12 rolls, also Bench. If you have
ever thought of buying a Player-Piano this is
your chance. TERMS $2.50 A WEEK.
This Magnificent Bargain in a New Player Will
Go on Sale Now at $437.50. Bench and Nice
Selection of Music, 15 Rolls.
In order to make a quick sale of this stock we have cut the price on
this new player to the ridiculous figure of $437.50. You can search the
country over, you might roam through the largest piano stores in the
United States, and it would be a difficult matter for you to duplicate
this particular value. Come here and be convinced. Ask (P,| Q7 (TA
any of the sales force to play this piano for you, at.ejriOl .OV
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f Old Pianos |
| Taken in Exchange |
Liberty Bonds
Accepted
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Terms $1.50 Per W eek
i Wc are determined that this stock of pianos
I will be disposed of, and in order that we might
1 realise our ambitions we have reduced the prioe
I on the used Piano listed above to $58.
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This Tiano on Sale for $98
This used instrument is for sale at the price
and terras listed.
Terms; $2.00 a Week
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Open Evenings During This
Sale Until 9 o’ Clock
Another used Piano from this vast store.
Note the price. Stool accompanies the instru
ment. Small payment down and $2.00 a week
Ask to be shown this particular used instru- 3
ment. We will not mention the name. Stool »
free. Small payment down and $2.50 a week. !a
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g Round trip railroad fare refunded §
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§j Freight paid on out-of-town shipments g Your
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BR INTON
Largest Musical Store in the State
204 SMITH STREET
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Place Every Piano on our flc
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