Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], May 19, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 22, Image 22

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__Morvich Winning the Kentucky Derby___
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Jorvich winning the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs by almost two lengths.. Bet Mosie, No. 7, passing John Finn, on the rail, to
win second place by a head.
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FORDS SCHOOL TEAM WINS
FROM WOODBRIDGE NINE
I The Ford* srhool baseball team
defeated Woodhridge No 1 seho.d
team in a game on the latter*
around* S-3 Wednesday afternoon.
Wild pitching and Infield errors In
| the first three Inning* allowed Fords
to make seven runs In the first three
Innings.
f \ The bog score:
Portia
AR R H K
Hoodjha, ef . 4 i n »
t Dnnham, If . 4 2 0 0
I Sltnitsky. rf . 4 2 0 n [
Kaminsky, p . 4 1 1 O'
' Hanson c .. 4 n n n
i, Qvergaard. lb . 3 n n 0!
Gieling. 2b . 3 0 0 1 J
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Varya, 3i) . 3 2 ft 1
Son, im ... 3 II 1 1
32 8 2 3
Wmwlbrtilgc
AB H H K
Brown. If . 2 a n 0
Harder, 2b . 3 1 n 0
I’alho. c . 3 1 1 )
Beddiek. p & as .. 3 I) 0 l
Nctelie. 3b . 3 1 ii 0
Gerity. lb . 3 II o 1
r'homa, cf . 3 ft « 3
Kolb. »x . 2 il II 1
Mesar. rf . 2 0 n n
Ba'tiah. «a & p . 2 II 1 0
Deter, If . 1 » 0 P
27 3 * 4
The score by inning':
Woodbridge .... 1 n ft n ft 2 ft—1
Korda. 3 ft 4 (I ft 1 ft - s
The summary: Tiro base hit,
Kaminsky. Sacrifice hit. Palk a I
Struck out, by lt^'ldirk, 3: Bartish,
4; Kaminsky. Bases on balls, olf
Beddlck. 7. Bartish, 3. t'mpirv.
Reddick.
RARITAN BASEBALL NINE
WINS FROM PASTIMES
The Raritan baseball team of
South Amboy defeated the Pastime
nine of thin city last Sunday after
noon by a score of H*-5. Slover oc
cupied the mound for the Baritan
and Kurtz was on the receiving end.
f. Tiffy and Bolly were in the points
for the losers. Slover and Hayes
were the principal stickers for the
Baritans. making three safeties
apiece. Anderson and Bolly fea
tured at the bar for the Pastimes.
The score by innings:
■■ 11
! Pastimes . 1 ft 1 2 1 ftftfl 0— '»
: Raritan* . 0 13 0 3 2 10 x—1 **
The Raritans are without a game
for this Sunday and Manager Ed
die Render would like a contest
with a good light senior team. He
• an be reached by calling South
Amboy 2 7!».
ROOSEVELT COLORED STARS
PLAY AT PLEASANT PLAINS
The Roosevelt Colored Stars will
pla> the Eagles at Pleasant Plains
8ui laj afternoon. The stars have
played The Powney.s and other
North Shore teams and there is
great rivalry between the Eagles
and the Roosevelt aggregation.
Past Sunday afternoon the Eagles
defeated the Eagle Juniors by a
score of 12*7. I
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BIG PIANO SALE
AT
IBrunton Piano Warerooms
204 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J.
PLAYER PIANO
(LIKE CUT)
p. ■
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J 88 Note
Player Piano
$298 S
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Warranteed J
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88 Note
Player Piano
$298
Easy Terms
Warranteed I !
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With Cabinet, Rolls and Player Bench
Call and be convinced of this great Piano value. Player \
Pianos that were $550 now $425; guaranteed for a lifetime, I
rolls and tuning free, also a player bench.
Branches in all important towns in New Jersey.
Good pianos for beginners from $50 upwards. Old pianos j
and phonographs taken in exchange.
We handle all kinds of Piano Rolls, English, Italian, Polish,
Hungarian, Slavish, etc., which we sell from 30c upwards.
Big Cut This Week on All Our Phonographs
Payable 50c Weekly.
The Biggest Sale of This Kind Ever
• Held In Perth Amboy.
BRUNTI IN PIANO Cl I.
I 204 Smith Street Phone 16 Open Evenings
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We Give Double
and UNCALLED
Redeem Green ready to wear
Stamps 8D,T8
c/een Every $20 «p i
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155 SMITH STREET OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P. M. SATURDAYS TILL 11 P. M. 166 SMITH STREET I
KAND-MA^E STRAWS
Giving You Your |
Dollar’s Worth
Yalue is positively the biggest consideration in
Straw Hats this season. The hatter who pins his hopes solelv
upon fads and fancies and lucky guesses as to style whims, is
sadly out of tune with the times. Money's worth is what you
want.
Can you imagine a greater money’s worth than one of
our Straw Hats at
$1.90
Never in our career did we so earnestly solicit comparison
of style and quality as we do this season. Our quality has hot
been sacrificd to place us in the van of value-givers. We stake
our reputation on our position as the absolute style dictator
of the county.
In newness, smartness and variety of models we yield to
no one selling hats at any price. Any variation of braid, weavi
or dimension worn by well-dressed men this season may be had.
Expert assistance in selection of the hat to fit the purse
and person is at your service.
DOYLE & CUNNEEN’S
HAND-MADE STRAWS
Standard Straw Hat Styles For 1922
$1.50, $1.90, $2.45, $2.95, $3.45
Body-Hats, including Panamas, Bangkoks, Leghorns and Balibuntals, $2.95 up
Distributors of Stetson Hats
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6 Day Drive For 600 New Customers
Prices to New Low Levels in this Great Drive. Costs and Former Prices Ignored. The most Startling Offer ia Years. Enable
You to Save From $5.00 to $17.50
Pure Virgin Wool Coat and Pants
/. _ TO MEASURE
Which includes Blue Serges, the new Grey and Brown Tweeds, Herringbones, Fancy Worsteds, Hair Line J
Stripes, Brown and Grey Checks.
Domestic and Imported Materials LOT 2
^ Pure Wool to Measure
Expert Workmanship \
NOTICE! THREE PIECE SUITS $2.00 EXTRA Five Day Delivery
■V $2.00—FANCY SILK AND LINEN ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS—$2.00
Allen A. Cooper, Bennington and Yale Makes
UNDERWEAR
50c—MEN S FINE EGYPTIAN BALBRIGGAN—50c
In white and ecru, athletic, long or shoi't sleeve shirts, knee
or long drawers.
XXX SPECIAL
288 Men’s Fine Madras Athletic Union Suits With Knee
Drawers. Special $1.00
Value $1.50
3 Suits to a Customer
75c—OTIS BALBRIGGAN—75c
The underwear of the season for men. Made in athletic,
long or short sleeve shirts; knee or long drawers.
\ 69c—FINE NAINSOOK—69c
Athletic Sleeve Knee Drawers; all seams reinforced.
UNION SUITS
We carry the largest assortment of Men’s Union Suits in
Middlesex County; sizes to fit any size man.
75c—EXTRA SPECIAL—75c
Madras striped union suits, athletic sleeve, knee drawers.
95c—GENUINE OTIS NAINSOOK UNION SUIT—95c
Made of very fine nainsook; all seams reinforced.
$1.15—MADRAS CROSS BAR ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS—$1.15
Regular $1.50 Value
$1.35—MEN’S GOTHAM ATHLETIC DROP SEAT
UNION SUITS—$1.35
Made by Cluett, Peabody & Co. w
Men’s Silk Striped
Madras Shirts
$1.95
2,400 new silk striped shirts oi* e\
cellent quality madras. Xew patterns
in a large assortment of colorings. Per
fectly tailored and full cut, also finish- i
ed with unshrinkable neckbands. Sizes
I31/2 to 17.
COLLEGE
men, automobilists, business men, every man in fact who loves
solid comfort linked to good values will like Gordon and Ar
row shirts with smart little attached collars and single but
ton cuffs—$2.45. I
White and TSn Pongees, Oxfords and fine Percales in
plain colors and stripes—$1.15, $1.50, $1.65, $2.00. j I
MEN’S COTTON PAJAMAS—$1.50
Made of good wearing cotton materials in plain colors or
in white. Finished with silk loops and pearl buttons. Well
made garments; cut full and roomy. All sizes. *
$1.50—ALLEN A. FINE COMBED BALBRIGGAN UNION
SUITS—$1.50
$1.37—FINE EGYPTIAN RIBBED UNION SUITS—$1.37 f
Value up to $2.00
95c—MEN’S KNIT UNION SUITS—95c
Men’s Fine Balbriggan long sleeve, short sleeve, knee or
long drawers.
$1.65—MUNSINGWEAR, COMBED YARNS, BALBRIGGAN
UNION SUITS—$1.65
HEADQUARTERS FOR WORK SHIRTS, UNION MADE OVERALLS, WHIT^^UC^^ANT^^ND^KHAK^PANT^J
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