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This Is The Page Where You Find The Buying and Selling Wants of The Hustlers
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THE EVEN.NG NEWS
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ψ- _ Ized for Quick Reference
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Evening Newe stylo of type
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[' Is'o ad taken for less than Ί lines.
Κ Charged al the raie earned.
Count six average words to tho line
j, Ads are allowed the cash rale it paid *1
f The Evening News Office within ti dav*
[ from the first «lay of insertion.
Charged ads may b«» given by telephone
Ads ordered for <» davs and «topped he
foie that time will only bn rharged for
I the actual number of times the ad up
i posted, charging al the rate earned
f Long term rates given upon request
Telephone 400. Ask for a Want Ad
I Taker.
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CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I Λ—Coming Events
9—Personals
10—Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
I 11—Automobiles, for Sale
! 12—Motorcycles ami Bicycles
ί 13—Automobiles for Exchange
! 14—Auto Accessories
15—Service Stations—Repairing
18—Auto Livery—Oarages
[ 17—"Wanted—Automobiles
» ν BUSINESS SERVICE
! 18—Business Services OfTered
19—Building—Contracting
20—Heating and Plumbing
21—Insurance
22—Millinery—Dressmaking
j 23—Moving, Trucking. Stoiage
24—Painting—Papering
25—1'atent Attorneys
28—Printing—/Stationery
j 27—Professional Services
I 28—Repairing
! 29—Renovating and Dyeing
30—Tailoring and Pressing
31—Wanted —Business Service
I » EMPLOYMENT
IS—Help Wïinted — Female
ί 33—Help Wanted—Male
[ 84—Help—Male or Female
f 35—Salesmen and Agents
\ 36—Situations Wanted— Female
I 17—Situations Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL
I 88—Business Opportunities
! 39—Investments, Stocks. Bonds
[ 40—Money to Loan
j 41—Wanted—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
42—Correspondence Courses
48—Local Instruction Classes
I 44— Musical. .Dancing Dramatic
45—Private Instruction
4$—Wanted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK
! 47—Dogs. Cats. Pets
I 48—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
f 49—Poultry and Supplies
ί SO—Wanted—Llvo Stock
MERCHANDISE
62—Business and Office Equipaient
i 63—Bonts and Accessories
64—-Building Materials
ι 66—Farms pud Dairy Products
66—Fuel ard Peed
I 67—Good things to Rat
68—Homo Made Thing's
69—Hops lold Goods
J 60—Jewelry and Watches
|! il—Machinery and Tools
L Î2srMusiçal (gst^pment h
f 63—Seed V Plants. Fertilizers
ρ 64—Specials at Stores
j |i—Wearing Apparel
MP»Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT
•f— Rooms With Board
β·—Rooms Without Board
69—Rooms for Housekeeping
! 70»»-Vacation Places
71—Where to Eat
[ 73—Where to Slop In Town
I 73—'Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
;· 74—Apartments and Flats
76—Business Places for Rent
! 76—Farm for Reht
I 77—Houses for Rent
Γ 78—Offices and Desk Room
[ 79—Suburban for Rent
f 80—Summer Places for1 Rent
81—Wanted—To Rent
I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
F 82—Business Property
I 83— Fn ι m s and Land for Sale
84—Houses for Sale
[ && — Lots ror Sale
f 86—Shore Proporty for Sale
I 87—Suburban for Sale
88—Rea I Estate-for Exchange
I 89—Wanted—Real Estate*
If YOU have some spccial
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want to be satisfied — call the
EVENING NEWS and ask for
an ad taker.
l' ... - — ■ * J1
' Α υ to owners may rely on tlie repair
I men whose nds are In classification 16 ot
I. the Classified Ad Section.
[i Add a Dash of variety to vo ir winter
I pienus—look thiongh the "Good Things to
I Eat" ads in the classified section today.
I,: All sorts of office supplies are offered
I at the most, reasonable prices in Clansi/l
I cation δΐί today.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I it ne γη I Flouer» *
'-Ί.ΛΙίΚ ΤI IK KLORisT—Snittli st.. nuit
to Crescent Th-atie Flowers for ell oc
ί-ι n« ·;-.ι.ι Fish. TVl ?o«-rt.
FK B.Nl!||\s ILONVKR MM»!'—1»i« Smith!
St. Tel. ί·1 : Choice cm flower» in m
«on. Funeral designs, J>ot plants, €de.
SIKKVB. TUB FLORIST—Plion* «84 I
Palms, for π», pot plants, cut flowers.'
fMrat designs s specialty T?Γ»Γ. Laurie St.
AUTOMOBILES
\ufntnobilr Agencies 1IA
1 M : K.N NT -Th<· Car <»f Quality. Sales an.I
S ι vire Station, IT Smith St. <-ï i 111 s *·
Fries. ΤΗ 19Κ.
IfAYNBS—Salwa and Service, garage and
n pairs Mlonlesex Motors Inc. !£51
Madison Ave., corner Market St.
Automobiles For Sale 11
l'A D1I»L.N< ' — H cylinder touring; I extra
tire, good paint; mechanically perfect;
tItim is a good buy even foi· a denier. ?·;"»·»
Phono 181; open evenings. Sexlou's Ga
ra ko.
l'UKVHOI.BT T(il IîI.m; Lai· 1ί»1Ί; a-l
condi ι ion ; 11 · > r< a «ma hie offer refused ; j
run £>,oon mil» s. .1. J. Silas, 120 Smith I
SI reel. Tel. 1:11».
ciiBVfioi.KT ko λ ns 11 ; κ—sioo.oo. Jef-·
ferson Motors, .".lit Madison Ave. I
1>. B. Till <Ί\ -1 ton; lirst class condition;!
all new solid tires. Amoricati rage.
Tel. 1(91. \ 1
J>< »HT KOAI»STBll - Inquire liU Freeman |
Street. Wnodhridtre. N. J.
I'Oiuji·: s I ! I Ά Ν—Fully c(|Uippcd. 5·'<ΰ I
Jn eg new Ht reef. 1
î'OniJ TIll'i'K I-i!>·· new. «heap; inquire!
71 Hrn;nlf:i.. Key port. N. .1. Tel. I'L'.'I-K. 1
l'RANKI. IN—Touring; Series 9-Λ. good)
tire.;, good paint; ineehanically perfect.
Hex Ion's tin rage, tel. 181; open evenings.
lllg··
OA Κ I. AND· Sedan: late model. $&95.rtV
See litis model t" appreciate its value.
I'riion Unrngo Co., King Street.
BELIEVE IT NOW?
If you've doubtrd that skirts are
to be longer look itt this. It. was
worn :it the Auteuil rat'es in France.
That's where (he latest and smarts
est styles are paraded.
BACK AGAIN
I The perfect back range has dirfted
I from New York and Boston to
' l'a ri». Mile. Spinelly won a prelim
inary contest in the quest for the
1 most beautiful in Paris.
To visit u. s.
KJ.Hily Nancy Astor. llrst «ornai: member <·Ι the BriMah I'arlianient
a native ot Virginia will «peak at the third annuel contention of
National league of Women Voters at Baltimore in April. ilcre she
ith lier husband and lour children
AUTOMOBILES
Automnhilet fnr Kali· Il
ι l ·--·< ».\ ι · »l M.NG—Good running onlir.
Inquire 2.32 Now Brunswick Avenue.
Ill I >s< ι.\ —,s || pu Mil···) ; - ^x
tra tires; mechanically perfect. $'j00. Tel
I hi ; open evenings. Sexton's Oarage.
J EKKREY—tfoBrl ig Gap $290; this car in I
use every ™iy; good lires. Tel. 181. open
evening:'. Sexton's Garage. _
» »I.I)S.M< »IîILË—Touring . 5 passenger;
l.ifc model; repainted nnrl reconditioned.
$:.9'..ηο or best offer. Union Garage Co.,
King Street.
l'A IG 1.0—7 passenger touring; fine paint,
good shape; cheap. Atlantic Garage. ΰ'»Χ
A m boy Avenue.
TAXICAB—Dodgu Hro*. 191D model Inl
very nice shapu with 3 new U. 8. Cord!
tires. J. Arthur Applegatc. Studcbaker|
Distributor. 299 Market at Prospect St.
TRUCK—04 ton. a-1 mechanical good rub
ber, price reasonable High St. Garage
342 lllsh St. Phone 2283.
DORSKVS I SKI» CARS
<"hevrolet Touring; nlmost new. $350
Ford Γοιιρο; new tires; shock absor
ber, $300.00 ,
Ford Touring, starter. demourUablcs ι
iind Rood equipment, $250.00.
Ford ituroiboui. starter, demountable·»
almost new, $-'76.00.
I>t»rL Touring. $1Γ>0.00
('handler If IS Touring, $300.00
J3uick Truck. $!»5.00
DORS Κ V MOTORS. INC.,
Ford Dealers '
Maple η ml Fayette Sts. Near P. O.
Phone 36·'» Open Evenings
GOOD USED CARS—Garret eon Co.« 886]
High Street. '
Ι.ΒΛν J .S ÔOM PTON
Metuchen 182
USED FORDS
Ford Coupe 1921. $:>00
Ford Coupe 1919, $275
Ford Coupe 1919, $275
Ford Panel Delivery, $100
Ford Panel Delivery; Self Starter, $350
1 Ton Truck Chassis, $1?5
1918 5 passenger G cylinder Buick ;
good condition; a very good bargain.
LEWIS COMPTON
Metuchen 182
l'KRTH AM BOY OA RAGE CO.
28.3 Madison Ave.
1 Dodge Sedan
I Ford Coupe
1 Maxwell Touring. $200
.1 Dort Totiring, $250
1 Overland Roadster, $350
.1 Rpo Touring, $100
1 Elgin t> Touring, $500
1 Sc rlpps Hoot h Roadster, $100
1 Scripps Hooth Coupe, $t>50
1 Cadillac Limouine, Cheap
1 Do Dion Limousine, Cheap
All of these cars represent tremendous
bargains. 1
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
USED CARS—Open and closed mourns;
Superior Garage Co. Service Station
Maxwell. Columbia, Elgin Motrr Cars.
Oarford Trucks. Corner Maple and Fay
ette Street:. Tel. 1β94.
USED CARS
P;ilge 7 passenger Touring
1 a 1 Studetaaker Coupe
Bulck Touring
1 i>li 1 Paige Roadster
Mitchell Touring
Studebaker Touring
Dodge Bros. Touring
CENTRAL GARAGE
226-227 New Brunswick Ave.
Open Evening
Time Payments Arranged
USED CARS ~
Brockway 1 % ton truck, $1,000
Studebaker 4 passenger touring, $750
Bulck Touring. $350
Hudson Touring. $300
FRANK VAN SVCKLE
Dodge Pros. Motor Vehicles
16,1 New Brunswick Ave.
Anto Accessories 14
UATTERiES —Willard Threaded Rubber
Batteries, unfailing guards against need
for reinsu.'atlon during the battery's life.
Battery & Motor Service Station. 149
N"W Br .nswl^k Ave. Tel. 1886. t
PATTERIES—2 year guarantee; uncon
ditional; a new Ray Battery If your old
ones goes wrong within 2 years. What
other battery dares to do this? Chris
Johnson. 168 New Brunswick Ave.
TIRES—For sale; Goodyear. Goodrich,
Michelin. Plsk and United States. F. K.
M.ir'in 1 lr. New Rrunfuv'ok Ave
Service Station—Repairing IS
Λ M BOT AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Auto radiators, bodies and fenders re
paired, auto sheet metal work. 154 New
Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1607.
Al l') IIODV iiUIUiHK.s — iîus and com
mercial; auto painting and general
blacksmlthlng; agent for Goodrich solid
truck tires. Toft & Freyer. 427-33 East
Ave. Tel. 2381.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled proposals will be received by the
Board of Chosen Freeholders of the Coun
ty of Middlesex, N. J., at their rooms in
the County Record Building*, New Bruns
wick. N. J., on Thursday, April 13, 1022,
at 2:30 Γ\ M., for the furnishing; and de
livering where hereinafter designated, 2
1-2 inch, 2 inch. 1 1-2 inch. 3-4 inch and
screenings, (Jrade Λ and Grado Β trap
rock, dolomite, meeting the requirements
of the New Jersey State Highway De
partment. "Requirements governing Road
Material," Edition January 1921, pages 2
an<l 3.
New Brunswick-Livingston Park, New
Brunswick Station; 100 tons.
New Brunswick-Old Bridge-Browntown,
Old Bridge Statien; 100 tons.
Browntown-Monmouth County Line, Fre
xieau Station; 100 tons.
Day ton-Monmouth .Junction-Kingston.
Dayton. Monmouth Junction and Kingston
Stations; loo tons.
Dayton - Jamesburg - Cranbury - Plalns
boro-Aqueduct, «'ranbury Station, Plains
born Station; 100 tons.
Trenton Turnpike Aqueduct, Plainsboro,
Kingston and Princeton Junction Stations.
100 tons.
Cranbury Neck Cranbury Station, Cran
bury Station: 100 tons.
Cnion Valley, Cranbury Station, 100
tons.
11 ightstown-Freehold, Bightstown Sta
tion; 100 tons.
Uatzinir Avc.-Buckelew Avenue, James
burg Station; 100 tons.
Stat' Homo for Boys, Jamesburg Sta
tion. 100 tons.
state St., Perth Amboy, Maurer Station;
100 tons.
.lannshurg-English town,* Jamesburg Sta
tion. M.'iYniun Station. 100 tons.
Lincoln A ν «mue-1 looker-Street-Helmet ta.
Spotswood. Spotswood, Jamesburg, Helmet
ta. Old Bridge and Spotswood Stations;
100 tons.
South River-South Amboy-South Amboy
Bridge. South River. Sayreville, Bergen
iiiii Siding Stations; 100 tons.
South Amboy Bridge Approach, Foundry
Siding Station; 100 tons.
Whitehead Avenue-Thomas and Prospect
Street-South River, South River Station;
100 tons.
River Road-Country Club, New Bruns
wick Station; 100 tons.
Country Club-Bound Brook Station, 100
tons.
Stelton-Metlar's Lane, Stelton StatWm
tons.
Cnion Avenue, Landing Road-Metlar'e
Lane. New Brunswick Station: 100 tons.
Metlar's Lane-Dunellen. New Market,
New Durham Road, Stelton, Metueheu
Station; 100 tons.
Hound Brook-TJncoln Maple Avenue,
South Plain field Station; 100 tons.
Park Avenue. Highland Park-Bonham
town. Highland Park, Bonhamtown Sta
tions; 100 tons.
Metuchen-Menlo Park, Iselin-Coloni.i
Metuchen. Menlo Park, Iselln and Railway
Si at i«"*ns; 100 tons.
Metuclien-Puinptown-Oak Tree. Metuch
en and Oak Tree Stations: 100 tons.
Wood bridge-Isclin-Oak Tree-Bloomfield
W'ootlbridge. Corner-Woodbridge leelin and
Oak Tree Stations; 100 tons.
Uogau's Corner-Perth Amboy-Wond
hrldge-Roosevelt-Woodbridge, Port Reading
Station; 100 tons.
The above stone shall be delivered f. o.
b. cars at nearest station specified or at
the docks or quarry of the bidder or on
the road above specified or any other
roads within the confines of Middlesex
County not designated on above list.
Each bid must bo accompanied by a cer
tified check in the amount of $500.00 pay
able to the order of F'Wni. Hilker. Coun
ty Treasurer, New Brunswick. N. J., with
out any conditional endorsement, which
check shall be forfeited should the suc
cessful bidder fail to enter into contract
and bond within twenty days from the
award, of the bid.
The successful bidder and contractor
must commence to deliver said stone at
ι the places designated within ten days af
; ter notification that such delivery is re
quired and to continue daily delivery of
said stone in such quantities as shall be
ordered by the said Board of Freeholders.
Each bidder must endorse on the out
shlo of the scaled envelope containing his
bid and his certified cheek, full name.
I residence and post office address of all par
! tie·» interested in making said bid.
The Board reserves the right to increase
or diminish the quantity above mentioned
as in their judgment may eoem wise and
for the best Interest of the County.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids ir in their opinion it ie to
ι the best interest of the County so to do.
Signed JOHN H. LEISEN.
Supervisor of Middlesex Co.
12561—3-237,23—1-3·*
La· .ί.· ·'■'».· - " · · -1
THE ONE BEST LETTER
OF INTRODUCTION
J£ you're looking for a good position—
(lie one you've been wanting for months and
haven't been able to find—
Get a letter of introduction for yourself
that will never be turned down.
The employers of Perth Amboy who need
workers are never too busy to meet ambitious
young men and women through the News Sit
uations Wanted column.
You won't be refused a chance to tell your
story—you can tell it in a few lines in one of
these little ads and it will go straight to the
men you want to interest.
An experienced ad writer will help you pre
pare your message most effectively and eco
nomically, if you wish.
Is that, job worth this inexpensive effort?
Stop at the News office and talk things over
with an ad taker.
AUTOMOBILES
Service Station—Repairing «5
AUTO TOPS—-J. P. Johnson, formerly
Clausen Λ Johnson now located at 1ϋ5
Ν »■ w Brunswick Avenu»·.
AMERICAN' GARAGE—Best equipped re
pair shop in town: day anrl night eer
vlce. Supplies and accessories. For ser
vice rill I 1581.
AUTO PAINTING—John P. Jacko, Auto
mobile. Truck and Wagon Painter. 305
Laurie Street. Jitney Bus painting a
specialty. '
AUTO TOPS—Recovered and repaired;
automobile robes, blankets, slip covers.
P. Guthoff. 184 New Brunswick Ave. Tel.
mo.
4UTO WASH CO.—Cars washed, greased,
and polished; open day and nigbt. 162
Jefferson sr.. Tel. 137.
COUNTY BRIDGE GARAGE—Motor Car
repairing of all kinds; tourtng service.
409 Market 8t Phone 1631
ELECTRIC REPAIRING—Generator· t. 1
starters repaired; all makes of arma
tures rewound motor winding our spe
cialty. K. & K. Electric Co. 149 New
Brunswick Ave. Tel. 60S.
ELLIS PROS.—Garage, for your repair
ing. moving and trucking, car and taxi
service. Storage and supplie·. Phone
-107 430-432 High St.
I KDERAL AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Auto radiators, bodies and fendnra re
paired. al! kinds auto sheet metal work.
190 New Brunswick Ave. Phone I860.
FRANK HUDA—Commercial automobile
body builders and repairers; automobile
painting; specializing on touring, com
mercial cars. 469 Division St. Tel. 793-J
JACOB & MORROW—Auto Repair C?7.
distributor for Middlesex County Selden
Motor Trucks; lVt to 5 ton·. 340 Pro·
p»ct gt. Phone >066.
MAGNETOS REPAIRED—William· Auto
Electric Service Station; magneto·, gen
erators. starters; batteries properly and
fully recha;ged 60c. Agent for the Wlth
erbee Battery 140 New Brunswick Ave.
PIDRTH AMBOY AUTO WRECKING CO.
—184 Fayette St. 183 New Brunswick
Ave. Teh H>4.
RARITAN AUTO RADIATOR WORKS—
Expert repairing auto radiators, lamps,
fenders, hood·, gasoline tanks, etc. 181
New Brunswick Aveu Phone 2172.
VULCANIZING—Steam Vulcanizing and
retreading. Billy'· Tire 8hop. Phone
2140. 148 New Brunawlck Ave.
WATSON AVE. GARAGE—Auto repairing
rebuilding and overhauling our specialty.
Old motors made like new. Tel. Day
2240. Night 80S.
Auto Livery—Garages 16
GARAGES—Corner Smith and Oak Streets
15.00 per month. Inquire Constant Siege]
4 14 Am boy Avenue. Phone 2179-M.
JOE'S TAXI—Phone ΓΟϊΟ. Day and
Night service. Cars to hire for weddings
funerals, etc. 426, Division 8t.
PRIVATE GARAGE—Inquire 219 Madi
son Ave., Upstairs.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
21—Gordon and Meade Streets
23—«-Madison Ave. and Paterson St.
24—Market and Sheridan Streets
25—SmitJj Street and Central R. R.
26—Market and First Streets
27—Raritan Copper Works
28—High and Lewis Streets
34—Madison Avenue and Smith Street
35—Smith and High Streets
36—New Brunswlok Ave. and New Strcei
37—Smith and State Streets
41—Standard Underground Cable Co,
4 2—Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
4:5—Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
45—Commerce and Front Streets *
4 0—State and Washington Streets
4 7—High and Washington Streets
62—Cortlandt and Easton Streets
54—State and Buckingham Ave.
65—Parker St. and Pulaski Ave.
6b—Hall Ave. and Charles Street
67—State and Wayne Streets
69—Maure c
68-f-Near Lead Works
62—f-Washington Street and Park Avenue
63—New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64—Smith Street and Watson Avenue
65—Commerce and Stato Streets
72—Front and Smith Streets
73—Water and Gordon Streets
74—Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
81—Brace and Hanson Ave nub»
82—Smith and Herbert Street*
83—Am bo y Ave. and Washington St.
84—I.ehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
85—Near City Hospital
86—Cleveland and Brace Avenues
•J—Amboy and Mall Avenues
business service
BuiIiims Service· Offered 18
AMBOY AWNING CO.—Now under own
ership of Chris Sindet. only office 28"J
Prospect St. Phone 829.
AMBOY SIGN—And Advertising: Co. elgm
anywhere and any kind, 81 Smith
Street.
BLACKSMITH—And practical horseshoer
Wheelwright and body builder. Chat. J.
Yenk. 269 New Brunswick Ave.
COPl'EliiSMlTH— Hra/.ing ηικ! t- ο Γ t ; old m ■
ing repairs of all kinds; block tinning. J
Valvar. 1GS Now Brunswick Ave.
Κ. M1Ν DSZFNT H Y — Steamehlp"ÎMcket
Agency. 167 Hall Ave. Telephone No.
642.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPH EH—And mimeo
graphing. Rarltan Publicity Service,
Rarltan Building. Tel. 1856.
STOVE REPAIRING—Have an expert re·
pair vour atove. Miller. 639 State St.
WB3T VVASH—Phone 1941 for good wor*
and prompt delivery. Snow White Wei
Wash Laundry. Inc. 361 New Bruns
wick Avenue.
Building—Contracting II
.FLOORING—Pine Parquet and jk lard woo·
Floors. N. A. Nelson. 116 Bedell Ave.
Tottenvllle. S. I. P. Q. Box 180.
1·'. W. HUFF—Electrical Contractor, re
liable work, reasonable estimates. Wir
ing. fixtures, lamps. 70 Woodbridge Ave
Tel. 627, Woodbrldge, N. J.
ROOFING—H. C. Smith. Jr.. slate, slag
roofing id tinning; waterproofing. 123
125 Madison Ave. Tel ififiO. _
Heating and Plumbing Μ
PLUMBING—Damgaard & Buote. Heat
ing and gas Fttlng. Jobbing promptly at
tended to; estimates furnished. 309
Elm St. Phone 2081.
PLUMBING—8.· U I '■ulvanoskl. plumbing,
heating, gas fitting and tinning In all its
branches; all work promptly done. 670
_ Charlea ~*t. Phone 1406
PLUMBING—John Klusendorf. plumbing,
heating and gaa fitting; Jobbing promptly
attended to; estimates furnlahed 498
Groom St. Phone 2221.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Insurance >1
INSURANCE—Fire, autoniobilo workmen's
compensation, contractors' bonds, etc. M
JC. Madsen, 176 Smith Street and 470
Brace Avenue. .
Millinery—Dreveraafclng 12
11 KM ST ITCHING—We do all kinds of aide
and accordion pleating and machine
pleating; very reasonable prices. IS.
Weiss. 317 Maple StL Phone 2072.
HEMSTITCHING—Picotin*. Houghton. IS
Clarendon Court, Metuchen, Tel. 276.
Moving. Trucking, Storage S3
AUTO TRUCKING—Light and hoary;
local and long distance service when and
as you want It. Otto Diets. State and
Chauncey Streets.
AUTO TRUCKING—C. Borup, transfer
and auto trucking, storage, furniture and
pianos moved; city and country. 336
State Street. Phone 2176.
CARTING—NValsheek's General Trucking,
local and long distance moving; also
light and heavy carting. 268 Goodwin
St. Phan 1672. Perth Aroboy N. J.
EXPRESS—And trucking; local and long
distance. J. J. Sldenburg. 377 Division
St. Phone 888-J.
HAULING—Andrew Anderson, Trucking
engines, boilers, machinery, safes, heavy
hauling and rigging of every description.
Pierce Arrow and Packard 5 ton trucks.
Tel. 178. 77 Fayette Street. Perth Am
hoy. N. J.
MOVING—13. Kadln, express and storage,
long distance moving with care. 204
New Brunswick Ave. Phone ?·»76. 1882
Perth Amhoy.
MOVING—Lepper's Express; transporta
tion between Perth Amboy and New
York; move In city or coun*ry. 296
Washington 8t. Phone 2318
TRUCKING—Eagle Motor Transportation
Co.. heavy trucking. 340 Prospect ét
Tel. 2066.
,TRUCKING—John Gardell, trunsfer, auto
trucking; storage furniture; pianos mov
ed country, c ity. 180 Madison Ave. Tel. 4 7S
Painting and Papering X4
DECORATING—A. P. Barner; Painter
and Paper Hanger; work guaranteed: !
reasonable prices; estimates given. 123
So. 1st St. Phone 648»W. |
Professional Services 17
PIANO TUNING—And Repairing; flrat
class work. C. Stelnhauser. 325 State
St Tel. 1384-M.
Repairing XJK
CLAUSEN'S LEATHER GOODS STORE—
If It is made of leather we have it or
maffe it; also repair suit rases, bags, j
trunks, basket balls, gun cases, belts, etc.
Phone 41-W. 143 New Brunswick Ave.
COLONIAL CABINET WORKS—For cab
lnet making, upholstering and carpet
cleaning. 388 State St. Tel. 236-M.
SEWING MACHINES—Repaired; also for
sale; new and second hand. A. Kalman.
283 Elm St. Tel. 334-R
SHOE REPAIRING—8. Goldsmith has
moved from 127 Fayette St. to 3f6 State
Street. All work guaranteed at the low·
esc prices.
U PilQLiSTISKINU — AMU jrUKNIÎUnBi
REPAIRING. HARRI FEINBBRG.
»0 8MÎTH 8T. PHONE 1171. .
U PHOLST BRING—L·. L BRAlOWOO^Jt
8Λ3 HIGH 8T. PHONB Ml.
U PHOLSTERBR—Overit u ffed f u rn i t u r·
repaired and recovered; spring· reset.
_ John J. Galvln 396 Park Ave. Tel. 1347-M
R«nuvitlnx and Dyeing t9
CLEANING—Alterations. Dyeing. Press
ing. Pressing; prices moderate. S. Ep
stein. 256 Madison Ave. Below Majestic
TAILORING—Dyeing and cutting, ladies
and gent's garments cleaned, pressed and
repaired. P. Palo. 291 State Street.
FUR COATS—-Furs and ladies' cloth gar^
ments remodeled and repaired equal to
new. Furs cleaned, dyod and glazed. A.
Greenhouse. 56 Smith Street.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Waitoé— F—mU* S8
BUTTON SBWBR& S—Experienced} also
operators on men's shirts. Goodman
Cohen Co., 331 Maple St., 1 flight up.
CIGAR MAKERS AND BUNCH MAK
ERS—Apply at the office of General
Cigar Co., Johnstone and Neville Sts.
GIRLS—Wanted. Inquire Chesebrougb
Manufacturing Co.
GIRL—For general housework; plain
cooking; 2 In family; good salary. 134
High Street.
GIRL—To work in fruit store; good pay;
•hort hours. 100 Fayette sir.···
GIRL—Or woman for general housework;
no washing. Apply Raritan Inn, Keyport.
N. J. ·
GIRLS. 60—WANTED TO LEARN TRIM
MING ON MEN S HATS; SALARY PAID
WHILE LEARNING. EXPERIENCED
GIRLS MAY APPLY. TOTTEN VILLE
HAT WORKS, INC.. 57 JOHNSON AVE.,
TOTTEN VILLE. S. I., FORMERLY
SPEAR HAT MFG. CO.
GIRL—For light office work, must have
high school education and be over IS
years of age. Apply 19t> Smith St. after
4 I*. M.. 2nd floor.
CURL—To make her home with an elderly
1 ady; to stay at ntgh^ 530 Pen η St.
OPERATORS—Experienced on hand screw
machines. Windman Goldsmith Co., 399
East Ave. "
SALES-GIRL—Wanted; one who speaks
Polish and Hungarian preferred. Apply
240 Smith Street.
SALESLADY—Experienced; steady posi
tion at The Wilk Co.. 137 Smith St.
TOBACCO STRIPPERS-» Machin· and
hand; also learners. General ^igai
Co.. Johnstone and Neville Streets.
YOUNG GIRL—To do light hou.-iewoi U
and take care of baby. 61 Madison Ave.
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—
320 Market St., female help furnished.
Cook and waitress, 150 and $80. Phone
1418-M.
Help Wanteë—Mal» S3
BOY—Wanted in store. 615 State
Street.
CARPENTERS-—Steady work for all round
mechanics, also have need of bricklayers.
Apply on jobs. 1000 Munroe Ave. and 604
/Second Ave., Asbury Park. N. J.
j FARM ΗΛ.ΝD—^Single. middle aged; ex
perienced; for'vegetables on t.wo acres;
year around for right man. State mod
erate salary wanted. J. Kultmann, New
Durham Road, flletucben. N. J.
Lost something? Let a classified ad
find XL
EMPLOYMENT
Il élu Wantrd—Male I*
KILN SETTER—Apply date House. Fed
eral Terra Cotta <'<».. Woodbrldge, Ν. I.
STRUNG HOY—To drive truck and help
with furniture, references required.
Lelchtman's Furniture House, 39'.' State
St._ _
WAITER—Experienced; in private din
in*r room. 110'Smith Street.
Λ M BO Y EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—Li
censed Employment Bureau. Supplie·
meu and women fop all typei of work.
If you need help of any kind, call upon
'in and we will help you solve labor prob
lems 310 Tapie .Si Phone 1 a52
Saiewmen and Agrnti Η Λ
SALESMAN—Specially to handle lino
electric meat choppers and cofTee mills
on commission basis. Steiner Mfg. Co.
336 State Street.
YOUNG MEN—Neat fcppearanci f»>r spe
cial outside sulex work calling on our
regular customers, experiences unneces
sary; exceptionally Rood pay. '"all Γ.οοηι
423. Rarltan Building.
Situations Wanted—Female 9Λ
NI R-ι. — Wishes position In Dental or
Doctor*· Office. 6 years' experience. Box
30. Care News.
Situation· Wanted—Male 17
CHAUFFEUR—Wishes position; experien
ced on truck or touring car; out of town
or In town. Tel. 2267.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportiinitleft 38
DELIVERY—With route for sale. C.
Knudsen. 32!) Washington .Street.
GROCERY STORE—GOOD LOCATION.
REASONABLE RENT. GOOD REASON
FOR SELLING. BOX 15, CARE NEWS
Money to Loan 4β
MONEY—Wo have money to Invest on
Bonds and Mortgages op Perth Ainboy
Property. Margaretten Λ Lobe I. Inc.
Rarltan Building. Tel. 660.
INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing. Dramatic 44
esANJO—No play, no pay—Banjo. Mando
lin, Guitar. etc. Beginner·! Play tunes
perfect firsts In six leeeon· or your money
back. Ragtime, etc. Instrument· «old
on eaey term·. Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday 10 Α. M.-9 Ρ Μ. Ε. Roger·. 310
Μ η pie Sr.. Perth Amboy Phone 1 '♦ '· J
GILL SCHOOL OF MUSIC—Violin In
structions a specialty ; Instruments fur
nished free. 81 Smith St.. Perth Am,·
boy. N. J.
LIVE STOCK
Bonw, Cattle. Vehicle· 41
FRESH COWS—And Spring-re for sale at
any time, extra good milkers: always
large stock on hand J. Zlotkln. Free
hold. N. S. TcL 168-W.
Poultry and Supplies 49
BABY CHICK FOOD—Pratt's Buttermilk
and Poultry Remedies. Kelly & McAlii·
den Co., 74 Smith Street.
BUCKEYE "BROODERS—And Incubators
at Kelly & McAlinden Co.. 74 Smith St.
CHICK FBBJD—And butter milk chick
mash. Clemensen's. Tel. 682. prompt
deliveries.
Wanted—Live fltook CO
HOME—Wanted for several female Po
lice and Airedale Puppies. T. W. Price,
New Brunswick.
MERCHANDISE
Articles t**r Sale 51
ALUMINUM WEAR—Wear Ever; will be
15% cheaper on every dollar's worth
bought here. Gimpleman Bros.. 331
State St. Phone 1772.
DRY G'OODS—Sweater Silks Notions,
Dressmaker Trimmings. Hemstitching.
Button Covering. B. Stark, 307 Smith St.
LEATHER—Oak Soles and Scraps. Ws
carry a full line of cobb'.er's tools and
supplies for home use. P. Barbieri. 404
406 State St.
MALT AND HOPS—Bottler's supplies and
malted grains, dried fruits, flavoring ex
tracts. United Malt and Hops Stores
256 Smith Street.
ÔILSKÎN CLOTHING—We carry oilskins
of all kinds. Thompson-Goodyear Rub
ber Corp. 315 Maple St. Tel. 2169.
OLD 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 Office.
SOLAR ELECTRIC—Hot and cold hair
drier. Alarm clocks, 98c; Big Ben, $2.69;
Gillette, brownie. Auto strop valet,
Ever Ready and Gfem Safety Razors, 85c.
S. Perlmutter. 199 Smith Street.
TANKS—Large and small; steam pipes,
corrugated sheets, galvanized sheets, etc.
Harry Goldberg, L. V. R. R. and New
Brunswick Avenue.
WALL PAPER—Direct from mill to you,
no middleman's profit: save 50%. Alao
a full line of high grade paints and var
nishes. Ν. Y. Wall Paper Co., 360 State
St. Tel. 1722.
Business Equipment 52
CASH REGISTERS—Computing Scales. Sli
cing machines. Electric Meat Choppers
Coffee Mills, etc. All makes, easy t?rms.
About 40% less than factory prices. Lar
gest assortment in Jersey. Expert Cash
Register repairing. Get acquainted. Fcndt.
336 State St., Terth Am boy. Tel. 223.
327 Market St., Newark, N. J.
GROCER Y STORE~FÏ X TURDS— Complets
Shelving, counters. McCray Ice Boxes,
Hobart Coffee Mills. Scales, National
Cash Registers and miscellaneous equip
ment. Will sell reasonably, all or part.
Joseph Freedman Co., Elizabeth 2185.
TVi'KWHITKKS—All standard "makes Γοι
rent, exchange and repaired; new and
factory rebuilt. Comegys & Bros. 287
Elm Street.
Boat h and Aecessorle* ftS
FISHINC STA >01* -With sails, 45 ft.. 7100
lbs. Geod condition. Hotel Brunswick,
65 Main St., Tottenville.
Building Material* 54
BOILERS—J. J. Keenen. tanks and smoke·
stack·, sheet iron work of all descriptions
Repairing a specialty. 386 and 390 Divi
sion St. nnd P. R. R. Perth Amboy. N. J.
I Phone office 1608; home 260-R.
HAR1 WA1.E—Elizabeth Hardware Co.,
The Home of Hardware. 137-139-141
New Brunswick Ave. Tel. Exchi-g· ΙΣΟ
Ι 121 Perth Amboy.
HARDWARE—Tools Paint·. OH·. Var
nishes. Wall Paper. Painters Supplies.
Max Qoldfarb. 311 State 8t. Phone 861.
ι HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEM—Boil
er 5 radiators; expansion tank; pipe and
all fittings; everything new. $223. Kelly
& McAlInden Co., 74 Smith Street.
NEWARK HARDWARE STORE—For
builder's hardware, plumbing, house fur*
nishlngs; full line of gardon tools; spe
cial sale on solid steel spades, 98c. 399
j State Street. Tel. 236-J.
I PAINTS—Atlantic Lead and Atlantic
Linseed OH: Pierce's Ready Mixed Paint,
S3.25 a gallon: set colora S. Koch. 363
State St. Phone 1816
STKAM HEATING PLANT—Install It
yourself., Pleasant and Interesting work.
Our blue prints show you how. Boiler,
β radiators, pipe and all fittings, every
thing new. $195. Kelly & McAlInden Co..
74 Smith Street.
VARNI8H AND 8TAIN—In one applica
tion. See The Jonlee Co. Paint Head
q part era. 184 Smith 8t. Phone 1980. ·
FTm and Pilry Predict· ■ 55
MILK—Perth Amboy Milk Co. always at
your service. Deliveries everywhere.
Demand our product· from vour dealer
ι or grocer ·
Fuel and Feed. 55
PERTH AMBOY FLOUR A GRAIN CO.—
Help your hens lay. Feed Pratt's Butter
milk Laying Mash. Tel. 1360.
POPLAR TREES, 75—Large leaf, 6 to· 1
ft. high; will sell one or all. P. O. Box
343, Fords. N. J. Tel. 2108-J.
Good Thing· to Kafc 51
BREAD—Eat that so homelike Aunt Mar
tha Bread: sold at all grocer·. Sim
men'a Mo-lel Bakery.
COFFEE CAKES—Danish coffee cakes,
pies, layer cake·, doughnuts, etc.. fresh
•very day a· 2 P. M. N. fci Cjornson.
jr 1*9 New Brunswick Avenue.
DELICATESSEN—Salads, cooked meat.··;
; all good things to cat. Majestic Deii
| oatessen. 182 Smith St. Tel. 1634.
I Κ NÂCE BROD—Sk ο r po r ; Iceland Herring,
ι Anchovies. Agent Dr. Peter'· Kurlko. E.
I Ohleoo. Phon· 204». 405 Laurie St,
MERCHANDISE
Household Good· M
ΑΜϋϋϊ FURNITURE H OU SB — Furnish
es your home right at the right price.
?l!> Smith St.. near Maple
Β \ BY CAKRIAUH-And i e box. good
condition. :.'G3 Laurie St.. upstairs.
ftABY CARRIAGES— l„i«■ \ ·ι LoOtn; almost
now. 586 Am boy Avenue.
BABY CARRIAGE—For sale. Inquire
34 Ρ A Oak Street. _
KITCHEN STOVE—Good condition. In
quire 429 State St. Barber Shop.
MATTRESSES—Renovated : latest steriliz
ing process; cotton $2; hair $3. Standard
Bedding Co.. 428 Park Ave. Phone 802
SKWINO MACHINES—Special; all make·
920.06. 336 Slate Street.
NOTICE—Thete will be an auction sale of
antique and modern furniture on April
the 5th at 10 A. M.. Rain or shine at
.1. Flathcrty's. Pearl and Middlesex, Me·
tacheo. Ε, m Morris, Auctioneer.
WILL EXCHANGE—Vour old furniture
for now. J. Miller. 345 State cor. Fayette.
Machinery and Tool» _ 61
MOTORS AND GENERATORS—All kln«1s
of A. C. and D. C.. -also rewinding and
repairing promptly attended to. Perth
Ainboy Storage Battery &. Electric Co..
Ml Mad taon Ave. Tel. 1807.
MOTOR—4y% h. p.. saw. belt and pulleys
complete for cutting noavy wood. $25.0'·.
< ». Box : 13, fords, n. J. TeL 2108-J
Musical Instrument* 9ft
PIANO—First class condition, good sound
ing; special price $150; worth $:>50. J.
ffmerllngf. 148 Smith Street ___
PLAT BR PIANO—Don't forget to stop
and look It over; easy terms: price $250.
Tlrunton Piano Co. 204 Smith St..
OK ΕII RECORDS—On «ale; old fold and
silver bouRht. ; watches and jewelry re
paired. Pawnbroker's Sale Store. 73
Smith Street.
SALE—Still going on Fa the Machines With
30 Records. Terms $1.00 a week. J*
Smerling. 148 Smith Streel.
USED PIANO—I$or sale. Inquire 222
Kearny Ave.
Seeds. Plants. Fertilisers 13
DAHLIA BULBS—12 most carefully se
lected kinds; no two alike for $2.00 post
paid. Fred E. Roid. Old Bridge. N. J.
PRIVET HEDGE—2 yearsoid. Inquire
346 Barclay Street. .
Specials at the 8 ogee 64
TOILET GOODS—Selling out our complete
line of perfumes, powders, etc., 80% off.
Hoffman's Art shop. 2;ϊο Smith st..
_ Wearing Apparel 65
CAP MAKERS—Quality Hat and Cap
Shop. Caps made to order; reasonable
prices. 318 Smitji Street.
LADIES' AND GENT'S CLOTHING—H.
Rosenbloom, Dealer, 804 Francis St., Bu
dapest.
WATERPROOF COATS -For men, $4.00;
Goodyear samples. Color tan, cloth and
rubber. Big value, money back guaran
tee. Williamson, Suite 1000, Prudential:
Building. Newark, N. J.
Wanted to Bay 66 ,
FURNITURE—Second hand highest prices
paid; stoves, bedding, floor coverings for
sale Sussman. 23 Smith St. Tel. 1496-J.
FURNlTURJ—Fair prices for your furni
ture. Miller, 639 State St. 793 W.
FURNITURE—We fcuy all kind· second
hand furniture. G. Houser. 103 Fayette
St. Phone 848-W.
GOOD USED PIANO—Wanted, Address
Box 299. Care News.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Room· With Board 67 1
HOTEL, REMINGTON—377 Smith St..
furnished rooms by day or week; rooms
steam heated, meals served; also rcgu
lac board. Tel. 494. I
STATE ST., 181—Room and board; pri
vate family.
Rooms Withont Board 68
KEARNY AVE.. 149—Furnished rooms;
βultable for light housekeeping.
McCLELLAN ST.. 267—1 single room; 1
double rooms; all Improvements.
McCLÊLLAN ST., 266—Single ioom, run
ning water; improvements. McClellan
House. '
MARKET ST., 296—Furnished rooms from
<3/00 Week up. Tel. 443-J. ___
WATER ST., 163—Furnished room, best
location in city; all modern conveniences.
WATER ST., 253—Furnished apartment ;
all improvements; beautiful view.
NEAR CITY HAL L—S i π g I o and double
room; private, family. Tel. 1690-R..
Roornn for Housekeeping 69
JEFFERSON ST., 70—Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: all improvements
MARKET ST., 204—4 or 6 furnished
rooms.
MARKET ST., 131—Large, front room
with kitchenette, reasonable.
WATER ST., 47—2-3 room housekeeping
apartment. Tel. 506-R.
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 Street. _
Wanted—Booms, Board 73
UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 3—Wanted; ar
ranged for light housekeeping with all
iprovements. 271 Maple St.
REAL fcSlAit run π en ι
Real Estate Dealer· 74A
CARL JACOBS—Real Estate. Mortgage·.
Insurance Agent; Life. Fire. Automobile,
Liability, etc. 179 Brighton Ave. Tel.
Ml. ' ■
CHAS. L. STELERWALD. INC.—List your
property with us. 208 Smith St. Tel.
1626-1627.
CONARD ft COMPANY—Real Estate and
General Insurance. 102 Smith Street,
Perth Ambo.v. N. J. Phone 210.
FRASER BROS.—Real Estate and Insur
ance. Savings Bank Building. Phone
653. _ _
HANS NIELSEN CO.—Real Eat-.te and
Mortgagee. 196 Smith Street. Real
Estate Exchange Building. Telephone
__
JACOBSON & GOLDFARR—Real Estate
and I**st ranee. Raritan Building. Phone
MAPLE -tEALTV CO.—Real Estate. 2*3
Smith Bt Phone 1710.·
MARGARETTEN ft LOB EL·—Successors
to Alpern & Co.. Real Estate. Mortgages
and Insursnce. Raritan Building Perth
A m boy. N. J Phone 650. *
N. A. NIELSEN—Property bought, sold;
insurance, bills of sale, reasonable. No
tary Public. 176 New Brunswick Ave.
PERTH AMBOT TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Department
Property In all sections of the city for
sale at fair prices, good terme.
If you wish to buy or eell it will be -i
your advantage to call us.
"Superior Service"
PE1.T I AMBOY REAL ESTATE EX
CHANGE and General Insurance.
817 Madison Avenue. Phone 1465.
SCHONCEIT ft BLITZER—For quick re
sults list your property for sale or ex
change. Raritan Bldg. Phone 1668.
SHIRLEY ft SORENSON—Successor· to
D A. Shirley. Real Estate and Insur
ance. 130 Sm'th St.. Perth Amboy. Offlv
open evenlnpy Tel. 190
Apartment· and Fiate 74
BARCLAY ST., 269—4 rooms for rent; no
improvements.
DIVISION ST., 420—4, 5 rooms. Inquire
Avchen, 36 Gordon St. Tel. 454-J.
ELM ST:. 326—Apartment; 7 rooms; al!
improvements. Tel. 2179-M.
FAYETTE ST.—6 rooms; bath. 199 New
Brunswick Ave. Tel. 2146.
LAWR1E ST.—Upstairs flat from 1st; all
improvements; rent $40.00. Inquire 34·»
Barclay Street.
MA DISON—6 rooms, àïr improvements.
$3U. Inquire 232 State St. Tel. 231-R.
MADISON AVE., 338—6 rooms, #30: 6
rooms. $28; all Improvements. Inquire
Tel. 173S.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. 194—6 room
flat; all improvements. L. Sarokin.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVI·:, l—J beaut!·
fui rooms: part Improvement··
Save on prices without saving on- ap
pearances by buying your household goo-Is
through the ads In Classification 69.
It's easier to look from ad to ad than to
run from «tore to store—read the Mer
chandise ads in the classified section be
iore you »tart shopping
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT^
Apartment· and Flat·
PARK Λ\ι;„ 894—7 rooms; ali Improve·
nient». Tel. 145-.T.
STATE ST.. 3·2—-β rooms; ell improve
ments, $32.00. Inquire Teh 1735.
A l'A RTM KNT—5 rooms, bath, modern
Improvements. Shumsky. <'ity Mark*··»
XpARTMENT—7 rooms; all improve
ments except heat; reasonable; pood îc-n
tlon. Inquire 92 Washington St.
« ENTRALLY LOCATE!—6 room flat: ;<'i
Improvements; small family; adults only.
Rent $i'>. r Ο· Box 294.
CORNER A PXRTM Ε NT—New I y decora Λ
ed; six or seven rooms; southern exposure
heated; best central residential; $70.00
monthly. "Nelson." Care News.
F.LATS, ·' — ι·; ; ι « ii containing l rooinft I"
quire 98 4 A m boy Avenue.
FLAT—4 rooms; all improvement^ In
quire ISO Sheridan SI. Mrs. Wilbert.
ROOMS. 4—Inquire 582 Ambry
RÔoSs, 4—All improvements. Fred r
Hansen. 28I Washington Street.
Business I'laecs for Rent *3
SHOEMAKER SHOP—For rent; good «<»
ration. Call 37 South A m boy.
SMITH.'. sy—Store. Inqiiin Constant
Slegel, 44 4 A m boy Avertie. Phone 2179· M
STORE—To let; lease if desired. T. S.
Brown. 282_Klng St. Tel 1Μ».
COR. SMITH AM» OAK STS. Stofol Ju
(inire 2s4 Smith Street.
IIounca for Rent 17
STANFORD ST., Sit»—ΙΙοφο for rent. In"
qulre New Jersey Roofing Co., 313 New
Brunswick Avenu»». s
HOUSE—With six rooms, all Improve
m. nts Maple Realty Co.. 217 Smith
RESIDENCE—7 looms; all iinprovemeilis,
fine locality. Inqolre ?78 Market St.
Offices apd Desk Room 7β
DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICES—To let.
in suite or single. Maple Realty Co.. 215
Smith Street.
FLOOR-SPACE—4500 sq. ft. to lease; ex
cellent place for automboile show ru9m
and garage; space tan be doubled If re
quired. Get in touch -with me for de
tails. Max L. Scott. 209 Madison Ave/
Tel. 210.
SMITH ST.—Offices suitable for dentist.
.T. Krelelshelmer & Son. 133 Smith St.
OFFICE—Large front office to let. Αρρίχ
M a pie Realty -Co. 215 Smith St.
Suburban for Rent W
SOUTH AMBOY— Apartments for rent;
each having five rooms and bath with
all improvements. 147 and 149 David
St. Inquire 146 Henry Street
NÊÀR RÔGAN'S CORNER—Three rooms
on trolley line at $10.00 a month. J.
Hanson, 130 Smith Street.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE_
Business _ Property il
BUILDING—Containing house and store;
reasonable; good opportunity. Inquire B.
Mucciuello, Port Reading, N. J.
Farm· and Land for Sale 88
FARMS, 2—KO acress; other 40 acres;
house ; all «improvements; machinery and
live stock'. Inquire Alex. Ciszewsky,
Jamesburg, N. J.
120 ACRE—Dairy farm, the best we have
of this kind, nice 34 room house with
elate roof, other 4 room workman house.
6 outbuildings, nil slate roofs. 4 horse?,
15 cows, 400 chickens, farm machinery),
all for $18,000. If you are looking for'
a nice, good farm not too far out, you \
must see this. Perduk Bros. Farm Spe
cialists.' 11Γ> Albany St., New Brunswick.
Home· For Bale 84
BARCLAY ST.—1 family 7 room frame .
house, all improvements except heat;
driveway; fine condition, $4600; caslj
$1,000. Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc., 201
Smith Street.
CATALPA AVE,—1 family house at 4
bargain. Philip Levlne, Rarltan Building.
LAURIE ST., 451—House, 6 rooms and
bath, finest residential gectlon of city.
MEADE STREET—2 family dwelling, 10
rooms. 2 baths; lot 25x100; all improve
ments; steam heat; small cash deposit.;
balance on easy terms. Conard & Co.,
102 Smith Street. 1
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., NEAR Ru
GAN'S CORNER—5 room stucco houee; 2
lots; price $3,000. The Johnson Co, 217
Smith St. Tel. 551.
NEVILLE ST.—1 family 6 room; all im
provements except heat; $4800; cash
$2200. Charles L. Steuerwald, Inc., 2)8
Smith Street. .
STATE STREET—10 rooms and bath;
steam heat; all modern improvements;
garage, 4 cars; lot 39x100; can be easily
turned to a two family dwelling; plumb
ing in the rough for same. Conard &
Company. 102 Smith Street.
WATER ST.—Near Lewis St., overlook
ing the bay; lot 55x195; best location In
New Jersey. W. BC Pratt. Tel. 233t.
FOR SALE-—Beautiful newly constructed
up-to-date 18 room house with 3 baths;
adapted for offices or separate private
suites; fine condition; ideal; central lo
cation; wonderful return for modest in
vestment; terms-easy to responsible party
"Reliable," Care News.
PROPERTIES
Two family, 10 room brick buildjng. all
improvements except heat. No. 495 John
stone Street
Two family, 6 room frame building, part
improvements, No. 212 Meade Street.
One or two family, 5 room frame build
ing. two lots; No. 685 Rarltan Avenue.
Two family, 6 room frame building,
Mary Street.
Two family, 7 room frame building, No.
365 Wagner Avenue. ..
All the above properties can be bought
very reasonable.
MASSOPUST BROS. & CO.
692 State St. ;
Loto For Sale Sft
FORDS—2 lots on Hamilton Ave., Fair
field Terrace. J. Kreielalielxner & Son,
333 Smith Street.
WÔODBRIDGE—2 lots on Green Street,
Bridgemere Terrace. J. Kreielsheimer Λ
Son, 133 Smith Street.
WOODBRIDGE—2 lots; just off Gresn At.,
residential section. Tel. 1782-M Perth
A rn boy.
LOT—30x100; lower State Street. Inquire
63 State St.
LOTS—40x126 on Amboy Ave. Woodbridge
easy terms. M. Q. Ashley, 105 Amboy
Ave., Woodbridge.
; Snborban For 8»l§ IT
FORDS—Move right in; 6 room house; all
Improvements, $500 down; rest like rent;
good section. Write owner P. O. Box
3 47, Fords. N. J.
! FORDS—House, 2 family, all improve
ments; steam heat; bargain. P. O.
Box "67. Tel. 1378-R.
KEASBEY—2 family stucco, 6 rooms; al
so one 4 room frame house In car.
Price <3200. Tel. Keasbey 665.
M ET LICHEN—Up-to-date 7 room house
for sale or rent with improvement·, very
reasonable. C. E. Skoquist, 20 Wilmer
Place. Metuchen.
MBTUCHEN—2 story brick 6 room house
large lot; central location; price |3,50<);
cash $1,500. Hans Nielsen Co:> 196 Smith
8t. Tel. 88. -p
PRINCE BAY—7 room house and bath.
I Lot 45 χ 100; price $7,000; cash. $1,500
Balance In monthly payments. B. Wil
liams, Tottenville. Ν. Y.
SOUTH ΛΪΙBOY—-House with all improve
merits Including six lots; price $6.000.
I _ B._WI I ! lams. Tottenvllle. Ν. Y.
TOTTENVILLE—4 room bungalow, lot 60
xlOO for sale at $2000. $500 cash, bal
ance on monthly payments. Hubbard R.
Yetman, Real Estate and Insurance, Tor
tenville, Ν. Y.
TOTTENVILLE—Eight improved choicest
building lots, 100x200; one block from ί·.
R. Station. Write H. F. Mocenter, 23 Π
University Avenue,. Ν. Y. City;
NVÔODBRIDGE—2 lois on Grove Avenu.·
and 2 lots on Campbell Stieet; a few IV t
from St. Georges Avenue: will sa< ri'n .
no reasonable offer refused. Papadirnltrittf
335 Chestnut St., Arlington. N. J.
I WOODBKIDGE—6 roon> house ; ηΙι ~ΤπΓ
provements; lot 40x112· price $5.80» ·ι·· ιι
high school; small amount cash. J. H.
Concannon, 89 Main St., Woodbridge
Tel. 29». __ ·
WOODBRIDGE. N. J—$2,600.0» Cash";
balance mortgage; will purchase new 7
room dwelling: steam heat, near school,
station and trolley. Boynton Bros. & Co .
87 Smith St.
WÔODBRIDGB—-New house; Î rooms no'i
water heat. 4 lïed rooms, sleeping porrh
tile bathroom; open fireplace. unAnisitO
attic; garage. Owner leaving town 'iel
W ood bridge 217 - M or 112 Hku Sir*·*»!
Real Ketote for Exchange gs
WOODBRIDGE—Resilience ; modern;
rooms; hot water heat; a small properly
would be considered for part payment
Box 14. Care New*

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