Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], April 07, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 21, Image 21

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SOUTH AMBOY
William Black, of Orange, «pent
yesterday at the home of friend* on
Second atreet.
Mr». Charte* T. Manon vialted
with friends in Perth Aniboy yes
terday.
Charles Tlmmoni and Kdward
Moras vialted with friends at Red
Bank on Tuesday night.
Mrs. James Letts. Mr. and Mrs.
llenry A. Nllson and Mra. William
White moored to Perth Amboy yes
terday.
"No Mer. Wanted" was the title of
the play presented by tho Willing
Worker» of the Methodist Kpiscopal
church last night In the church. The
youthful cast were greeted with a
large auJIence. The play Itself was
u clever piece of wit and humor
that succeeded In keeping the audi
t-nce In a laughing mooj for the
greater part of the evening. The
j ouug people have been busy for the
past several weeks preparing their
work of last night.
Joaeph King of Calix. Nevada,
eoent yesterday with friend* In thla
city.
Peter Böhmer spent yesterday
with friends in New York city.
The Raritan Club have completed
the erection of a new sign with the
words "Raritan Club" affixed. The
members ere planning a season of
ithietics which are to be published
within a short time.
John Salmon has completed over
hauling and painting hia speedster
and Is rlannlng a trip through the
mountaft-.s of Pennsylvania.
Raymond Smith spent yesterday
with frtends at New Brunswick.
Charles Keane spent yesterday
with frieni's at Matawai.
The committee In charge of thel
pinochle tournament at tha rooms of
the American Legion, report receiv
ing several prfxes which will be dis
tributed to most skillful players.
Harry Malhias and I*eo Coakley are
In charge of this week's affair. A
record breaking attendance is ex
pected at tonight's affair. Delega
tions from Perth Amboy, Sayrevllle
and Parlin will be numbered among
the locals if the plans of the com
mittee go through.
The members <*t the Jr. O. U. A.
M. basketball tefcm. together with
the help of the girls' aggregation,
are planning a dance and reception
to be held In the High School audi
torium within a short time. At thla
gathering tha Jr. O. U. A. M. lodge
will profcen-: the players of both
teams with solid gold basketball
medallions in appreciation of the
efforts of all players. "f*y" Perkins
is in charge of the arrangements
that are now being completed.
Boxing Tournament at Turner«
There will be a boxing tournament
at the National Turner clubhouse,
■211-2X9 Bruce street, Newark, Sat
urday evening, April it and Monday
evening, April 24. Entriea close with
F. Branton. secretary, on Tuesday,
April 18.
There are enough men in New York who are
wearing Monroe Clothes to make a city as big
as Buffalo or San Francisco.
New York men know style—they live where
fashions are created. And when 500,000 New
York men choose Monroe Clothes, it is because
they like Monroe style.
You can get these same styles here now, at the
same prices New York men pay.
Style Service Satisfaction
$25 $30 $35
THE STAR SHOP
163 SMITH STREET, NEAR MADISON AVENUE
CHAS. J. GREGG, Manager
^Clothc-s
hpm;
Remington Butter and
Egg Market
Ml mZTH STREET OPPOSITE 0. S. R. STATION
Th* Home of Pur* Dairy Producta
BOOS, FRESH ^ ff
Dozen . •..... • ■
37c
Special; lb. « *JA* * ... I..J ■ I'» •••••!•
WHITE OOUMTRY EOOS
Domo, 88c; 3 dozen ..
$1.00
CKKAMKKY BUTTES
lb «c
———
Pound 40e
STAK MILK
S cads for 38c
BVAP. OKSAM
Borden's and Pet; can 9Yte
WABD'S OAIU
2 for 25c
PUBB T.ABT)
lb 16c
GOOD LUCK
lb 2Pc
POTOHBB8E
Pound, 10«; 3 Iba. ... .23c
oorra
Freeh roaated ; lb 21c
5 Iba Wo
MUKX8TE& 0HEB8B
Pound 2#o
STÜHS UUC£0£
Pound
25c
«««An
All large loaves ......lie
EVAPORATED MILK
3 eans for 26c
OALUOEKIA nCW
Pound 10c
«Antrum
Bleached; lb 28c
RAISINS
Extra fancy ; lb 10c
PBUNE8 I
Special ; lb. 9c I
ouKEAirrs
lb 18®
ALL KHTD8 OP TEAS
Pound SBe
LUNA SOAP
6 for
»I
■ Mf BaU OB Our New Allotment of French Roquefort CbMta I
^ I Big Reduction on Whit« Leghorn Eggt. Received Daily I
I From Oar Flemington Farm X
Vacuum
Bottles
Pint size, with drinking
cup
55c
Mavis
Talc
The reg. 25c size : 2 gross
on sale
16c
Infants'
Shoes
Turn shoes; all leather«;
aizes 2 to 8
95c
Pearl
Beads
Twenty inches loue: just
a sample lot at this price
50c
THE BIG STORE MEETS EASTER DEMANDS|
Easter News From Our
Apparel Section
Coats
New Sport Box Model, all
Wool Herringbone and nov
elties, for street, sports and
motoring these new models
are ideal. Designed on man
tailored lines and finished
with a belt.
$14.98
Suits
New Tricotine Suit«, smart
tailored model« of Navy or
Black Tricotine that follow
the long graceful line* to
flattering to the figure and
all beautifully silk lined.
$19.98
Dresses
Canton Crepe and Chiffon
Taffeta. These dresses are
beautifully fashioned in silks
of the finest quality, in every
detail they express those
smart touches of style,
trimmed with laces and silk
braids.
$10.98
Children's Coats and Wraps
A very good selection of All Wool
Tweed«, Velours, Burella and Homespun;
a manufacturer's sample line; boxed,
flare and belted models; double collars;
drop linings, JQ
slash pockets ; choice at
Sale $5.00 Skirts
The young woman who like« plaids,
checks or stripes will rerel in this group
at $2.98; all wool, 4»0 AO
correctly made; at
JUST FIFTY
L BOYS' TWO-PANT
v SUITS
IN TWO LOTS
-O Lot 1
Boys^ Two Pants Suits,
wool mixed in Norfolk
style. Green, Brown and
Grey mixtures. Also light
grey tweed mixed; sizes
8 to 17 ; reg. $9.98 ; special
_ $7.98
Lot 2
Boys' Two Pants Suits,
smart spring models, Nor
folk style, Grey and
Brown tweed mixtures ;
full belt and button down
pockets ; sizes 8 to 17 ;
reg. $12.98; special
$9.98
I
SPECIAL OFFERING
BOYS' SUITS
2 TO 6 TEAKS
Boys' Juvenile Suits in Brown, Green
and Blue; made of good material, with
pockcts and belt. Sizes 3 QQ
to 8; reg. $4.98. Special......
BOTS' BLOU8B8
Boys' "White Corded Madras Blouses
with turned down collar, pockets and
double cuff. Sizes 8 to 15. fiQ/»
Regular 98c; Special at 0*fC
BOYS' BBBFEB8
Boys' Reefers in Grey and Brown
mixtures; also plain blue serge, inner
lined with pockets and belt. ^ A QO
Sizes 3 to 8. Special ...... >««rd
Just Arrived
500 Chic
HATS
Trimmed Hats with fresh new spirit of
Spring; every conceivable color, shape,
•traw and style ; many in quiet tones for
Mature Women. # J QO
Tour choice at
Women's and Misses' Hats in a wonderful
array of atyles and colors; hardly any two
alike. Hats actually worth up to $5.00 and
$6.00. Special £0 AO
Each Only V«»V0
SMART LOOKING HATS
An entirely new assortment of beautiful
shades and shapes to select from. QQ
All becoming styles at
Extraordinary
Sale SO Dozen
Porch g House
Dresses
An «Ten better lot
than the laut one.
Dreaaea that are
made of fine quality
ginghams and per
cale« in atriped or
checked pattern
with saah or loose;
modela, about twenty
styles to »elect from
sim
All Sizes
Unexpected Good
Fortune
Women's Fibre Silk
HOSE
69ci
50 dozen Women'» Fibre Silk
Hoae. fashioned; double heels and
toes ; extra high spliced heels. Black,
CordoTan, Tan, Navy, Grey and
Nude; sizes to 10; value $1.25.
Come early for these.
We 8«n Van Xuhi, Potator
and other watt known make« at!
Ü considerable sarinf to yon.
Smart Tailored
BLOUSES
New Dimity Waists; collars
of voile, dainty trimmings of
checked gingham, two models
are plain whit« if you prefer;
all sizes; special
$1.98
SAMPLE GEORGETTE AND OSEFE DE
CHINE
BLOUSES
5 dozen Sample Blouses, strictly one of a
kind in this sale. Each one with a new kind
of loveliness. English cut work, hand made
English Smocking; shell embroidered, tap
estry hued insets in Black and Blue; new
sleeves; a wonderful ^4 QQ
bargain at tP4««/0
FOR EASTER
Silk Sweaters
IN TWO GROUPS
Because of the inclement weather we are
having and because of the large quantity pur
chased we are selling Women's Sample Silk
Tuxedo Sweaters at a very low price. They
are made with rolled collars, cuff, belt and
pockets. Colors: Black, Blue, AO
Henna and Grey. Special . vv. JÖ
Women's Fibre Silk Smocks with V necks
and Peter Pan collar; long sleeves, belt and
pockets. Colon: Honey Dew, Afi
Blue, Black and Orchid; special...
Sp———mmm
^
I EASTER FOOTWEAR
.Women's Brown Calfskin Oxfords
with low or military heels; patent
, _ leather pomp« with inatep «trap and
I low heels; Black Satin Pumps with
one strap and high heels; sizes 2*4
to 7 ; pair
$2*98
PAIR
Sport Oxfords
Women's Golf Oxfords, smoked
elk with brown trimming, rubber
soles; an excellent shoe AQ
for sport wear; pair..
I
Boys' Boots
Little Gent's, Youth's and Boys'
Brown Calfskin Shoes, blucher
eut, broad toes and rubber heels;
sizes 10 to 6. QQ
Pair »«,%.«.•• .M.wM «ifO
Mary
Jane
PUMPS
! |.I3
Childress, Misses
& Growing Girl«'
Black Gun Metal
Mary Jane Pomps
plain and bow
trimmed ; all sizes,
I
Spécial 7 able Sample
Bags, Pocketbook
Warranted real leather purses, attractive
ly lined with mirror attached, fold orer tops
some have embossed désigna. Colors : Black,
Brown, Tan and Grey. #f JQ
Special at .... V1 «w
Easter Gloves
A large assortment of Ladies' Very Fine
Kid Gloves, two elssp and fancy stitching on
backs. Colors: Tan, Grey, Black CO/»
and White, All sires; pair MÖUC
To Complete Your
Easter Wardrobe
Silk
Underthings
300 pieces of Silk Crepe de Chine, Satin and
Jersey Underwear. The lot consists of Gowna,
Chemises, Bloomers, Camisoles, Step-ins and
Pantelettes. We advise early selection at this
low price. . -f