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These Classified Ads Are All Live Salesmen Who Want Y car Attention
THE EVENING NEWS
k Perth Amboy. N. J.
classified advertising
Indexed and Standardized and Popular
feed for Quick Refer.mc·
▲11 ads are restricted to their propM
classification and to tne regular Tho
bio ed taken for less than 2 ilnea
Chained at the rate earned.
Count six average words to the line
A-1* »re allowed the cash rate If paid at
Tlt« evening Newe Office within 6 day*
from ι he fl.rt day of Insertion.
Charged ads may be given by telephone
ΑΊ» ordered for fi days ond stoppai be
fui·· ihat time win only be charged for !
th* actual number of time? the ad *p- '
p»Mf<>d. charging at the rate earned.
l,ong term ratée «Jlven upon request. ι
Telephone 400. Ask for a Want Ad
Taker.
Dally Rate Per Line
C day·
a day·
1 day
Cash Charge
. *c So
. 8o 10c
.10c 12o
.■ ι . ■ il
ANNOUNCEMENTS
λ—Coming Event·
9—Personnle
10—Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
A—Automobile Agencies
11—Automobile· for Sale
11—Auto Truck· for Sale
13—Auto Accessories
14—Oarages— Autos for Hire
1 («Motorcycles and Bicycles
i·—-Repairing:—Service Station·
If—Wanted—Automobiles
BUSINESS SERVICE
18—Business Services Offered
I»— Building—Contracting
10—Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating
Î1—dressmaking—Millinery
Ζ3—Heating. Plumbing, Roofing
33—Insurance
84— Laundering
•6—Moving. Trucking. Storage
2\—Painting. Papering. Decorating
27—Printing—Engraving
at—Professional Service·
3t—Repairing
10—Tailoring and Pressing
U—Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
IS-Help Wanted—FemaU
*3—Help Wanted—Male
34—Help—Male or Female
IS—Solicitors. Canvassers, Agents
Ιβ—Situations Wanted—Female
It—Situations Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL
9A—Business Opportunities
89—Investments. Stocks, Bonds
10—Money to Loan
11—Wanted—To Borrow
τνοτπττρττην
12—Correspondence Courses
12—Local Instruction Classes
14—Musical. Dancing, Dramatic
15—Private Instruction
I β—Wanted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK
IT—Dof*. Cats, Pets
18—Horses, Cattle. Vohlcle·
19—Poultry end Supplies
JO—Wanted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
11—Article· for Sale
RIA—Barter and Exchange
62—Business and Office Equipment
63—Boats and Accessories
64—Building Material»*
66—Farm and Dairy Products
66—Fuel, Feed and Fertilisera
ST- -Good*'TÎungs to Eat
18—Home Made Things
69—Household Goo.Is
60—Jewelry and Watchea
61—Machinery and Tools
62—Musical Instrument*
63—Seeds. Plants and Flowers
84—Specials at Store·
βκ—Wearing Apparel
66—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT
67 —Rooms With Bonrd #
«ν Rooms Without Board
ti:< Rooms for Housekeeping
7" Vacation Places
7 1 Where to Eat
7? Where to Stop In Town
?H—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Τ —Brokers in Real Estate
7» Apartments and Flats
7r. husincsR Places for Rent
7 > Farms for Rent
7 7 -H ween for Rent
7« -Offices and Desk Room
70 -Suburban for R«*nt
—Summer Places for Rent
81—Wanted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
82—Business Property for Sale
83—Farms and Land for Sale
84— Housee for Sale
86—Lota for Sale
86—Resort Property for Pale
87—Suburban for Salo
88—Real Estate for Exchange
19—Wanted—Real Estate
ANNOUNCEMENTS
funeral Flower· 4
ι ι λ I: i\ Π1Κ FLORIST—Smith St., next
to Crescent Theatre Flowers for all oc
caslona Gold Flah T»L
Fit Ε Ν1 ΉΉ FLOWER SHOP—1*6 8mlth
St. Tel. 913. Choice cut flowere In eoa
eon Funeral designs, pot plants, etc
3THUVB. THE FLORIST—Phone β%4
Faims. ferna pot plant·, cut flowere
floral designs ι* specialty 356 Laurie Ft.
Loft and Foand Hj
BRI ΝI) L Ε TU'LL I)OG—Large dog lost.
Reward. Return A. .1. Miller. 306 Alain
St.. South A in boy.
BULL DOG—Brown nnd white loet. Ru- j
turn 447 Division St. Reward.
BREAST PIN "Gold, lOtti with Initial·.
Reward L'17 Washington Street
RINC ' ·!■' KEYS—Lost between 1*0*1 Oi
flce and L'3 Market St. $1 00 reward will
b.i pal.I if r· turn to Evening News Uffi« 6.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobile Agenriea Λ !
DURANT—The ear of quality; sales ami I
service station. 47 Smith St. Gillie and I
Fries. **»|. 498.
HÀVNES—Sales and Servit·*». garagto and
repaire. Middlesex Motor» Inc. 261
Madison Ave. corner Market St.
Automobile* I Of Sale I J
DODGE SEDAN—Fully equipped. Inquire
nfter 6 P. M.. ftSfi Jacques Street.
DODGE ROADSTER—In good mechani
cal condition. Ellia Brothers. 430 High
Street.
DoDGB—Touring car. excellent condition,
price reasonable. Gluck Steel Barrel Co.,
foot of South Second Street, City.
DODGE Sedan 19201 · 1 condition; price
right. 4 42 Hall Avenue.
IF YOU LIKE music, you'll be inter
ftstcd In the "Musical Instrumente" ad· in
the classified section.
YOU'LL find what yoj want offered for
sale under "Articles For Sale" In the
classified section today
STOP WISHING that you knew where
to get the things you vant at th6 pri.et
you can afford to pay—read the Merchan
dise ads in the classified eectlon and buy
them today.
DON'T BUY any more clothes until you
look through the "Wearing Apparel" ad."
In the classified section.
WANT TO PUT a little more "ilp" into
jrour lunch and'dinner menus? Try read-j
In? Classification 67.
Hello, Bill!
Theodore Roosevelt, assistant
secretary of the navy, waves his,
hat at tho cheering crowd as ho(
marches with the Elks at Atlantic)
City, '
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Male il
FORD—Coup··. good shape, $-25. Inquire
_6S9 Elisabeth St.
F Κ A Ν Κ L IN AND ( » A Κ LA Ν D ~~ « AKs—
Franklin-Middlesex Co., 313 Madison
Avenue. Tel. 949. .
HUDSON TOURING— A-l mechanical con
dltion: good rubber, one brand new. Can
bo bought cheap Perth Amboy Garage
Co.. 282 Madison Ave Tel. 1717.
MAX WKI.Ii— J y 11·. guod runmriK « ondâ
tlon; Urea Ο. K.. $125. 3t0 Madison Ave.
Maxwell Coupe, 1921
Maxwell Touring
CENTRAL GARAGE
225-227 New Brunswick Ave.
OlihSMdMIIiK ;> passenger. line condi
tion: will sell (heap. Telephone 66-W.
Wood bridge.
STUDEBA KE R—19 L' Γ m ο .If Γ; ex'ell. nt
condition, price fair. John E. Toolan.
174 Smith St., Perth Amboy. N*. J
A" GREAT SACRIFICE IN USED CARS
Dort Touring, $225
Maxwell Touring. $195
Paige Touring. $75'»
Franklin Touring. $795
Grant »'· Cylinder Touring. $1D5
Liberty Chummy Ron·!- · $-'95
UNION' C.Λ RAGE CO.
278 Kins Street
DORSE Y* S USED CARS
A Few Good Ones This Week
1921 Dodge Panel Delivery, $-75.90.
1920 Ford Coupe. $255.00
1921 Ford Touring, $250.00.
1920 Ford Panel Delivery. $150.00
191» Ford Panel Delivery. $100 00
1920 Ford Panel Ono Ton Truck, 5200
Oldsmobile Truck; very good $4!>8.00.
Hudson Super Six Touring. $475 «10.
New Bargains Daily: Com»' In
DORSE Y MOTORS. INC.
Ford Dealers
Maple and Fayette Sts. Near P. O.
Phone 366 Perth Amboy
' >pen Evenings Time Payments
GOOD used- CA RS—Garretson Co.. 286
High Street.
GUOD i;sED < Ά US—.l.-l'ft ι mhi Moto v.
Inc.. 1R0 New Bruntiwlck Avenue
SPECIAL 6—Sedan ; mechanically perfect,
repainted; a good buy. .1 Arthur Apple
gate. 363 Division St.. Perth Amboy.
USED CARS "~
1922 Bulck Touring
1920 Chevrolet "490"
FRANK VAN SYCKLR
153 New Brunswick Avenue
I SED <\\ Its
Reo Speed Wagon, good condition,
$300
1921 Dodge Sedan, wire wheels, extra
tire; like new. $1000.
Franklin Touring Car; newly painted
In good mechanical condition, $600.
SEX TON'S GARAGE
Tel. 181 use
ΝOTIC F OF SALE
Take Notice, that on Friday, the 28th
day οΓ .Inly, 1922 at 2 P. M.. at Norlh
Amboy Motor Car Exchange. Perth Am
hoy. N. J.. County of Middlesex, New
Jersey, the undersigned will sell, at pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder, 1
Ford Commercial Car, .Serial No
Motor No. 51792. and equipment, by \ir
tue of th* l niform Conditional Sales Act
of New Jersey, Chapter 21 ". Laws ot 191^.
The sa hi property was retaken from
Benjamin Pretsker, who purchased the
same from Caswell Motor Company, un
der a conditional sa.lu contract, assigned
by seller to the undersigned company, by
reason of the said buyer defaulting In the
payment of sums duo thereunder and In
the performance of the conditions thereof.
Dated. July 17. 1922.
COM M13R(Ί A L 1Ν \ Κ."ΓΜKNT ΤR 1ST,
By liarry Green, Attorney.
156 Market .St., Newark, N. J.
15762--7-18-It
FIRE ALARM BOXES
ΪΙ—Gordon tnd lvleade streets
23—Madison Ave and Paterson St.
24—Market and Sheridan Streets
25—Smith Street and Central R. R.
i6—Market and First Streets
27—llarltan Copper Works
BR—-High and Lewis Streets
34—Madison Avenue and Smith Street
Ï5—Smith and High Streets
;tβ—New Brunswick Ave. and New Street,
37—Smith and State Steels
*1—Standard Underground Cable Co.
*2—Atlantic Terra Cotta Works
43—Buckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
16—Commerce and Front Streets
(6— State and Washington Streets
47—High and Washington Streets
52—Cortlandt and Easton Street?
r»3—Division and William Streets
54—State and Buckingham Ave.
55—Parker St. and Pulaski Λ νλ.
Β'·—Hall Ave. and Charles Street
57—State and Wayne Street*
68—Near Lead Works
69—Maurer
62—Washington Street and Park Avenue
63—New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64—Smith Street and Watson Avenue
65—Commerce ami State Sheets
72—Front and Smith Streets
73—Water and Gordon Streets
74—Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street
81—Brace and Hanson Avenues
82—Smith and Herbert Streets
83—Amboy Ave. and Washington St.
84—Lehigh Ave. and Stanfor/l Street
86—Near City Hospital
86—Cleveland and Brace Avenues
R7—Amboy and Hall Avenues
92—Amboy Avenue and lnstee Street
93—Lawrence ami Francis Streets
94—Neville and Johnstone Streets
SPECIAL CALLS
13—Washington Hose Co.
14—McClellan Engine Co.
15—Protection 11. & L.
16—Eagle Hose Co.
17—Libert. Η. Λ L.
22—Lincoln Engine
44—Garfield Hose
333—Entire Department.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
HOLD er
NEWT SHES
.AREARiN'
IS
m
GIT FER
HOME
BRUNO!
LES Doom SLEPT RKSHT
THROUGH TAE DOG fight today.
f
i
ASK A FRIEND WHO
READS ΈΜ—
Whether the little ads in the News' Class;
fied Section helps promote happiness and econ
omy in a home.
Find out in how many ways these ads enab'e
those who watch them to get comforts they
didn't think they could afford and to make
substantial savings on the necessities.
Ask about the unusual opportun, ties thit
erop up in the Help Wanted, Real Estate and
Automobile columns all the time.
Learn for yourself the variety and all 'round
usefulness of these ads—there are ninety-one
classifications! They are systematically ar
ranged, the ads are indexed and-Jisted alpha
betically, there is strict censorship—for your
greatest convenience and protection.
Give the Classified habit a try-out in ΥΟΓ,ί
home !
AUTOMOBILES
Αιιίο Trucks fui .Sale
ι · I MP TRI CKS— Two SH toll ~G. M. C
Trucks with wood hydraulic hoists; 3:a
yard all steel bodies; all in good shape
and ready to go to work right away;
spare motor; very reasonable to quick
buyer. Garretson Company, 218 New
Brunswick Ave. Phone 43.
r< >RD DELIVERY- λ-ι ~t ondltlon; good
rubber, shock absorbers. Call Jefferson
Motors. New Brunswick Ave.
DOD'JU — I>>·livery. pane! body. hi i t r
der. Atlantic Garage 665 Arnhov Avenue.
RBPUHL.IC—One two ton truck, big bar
gain, including body; must sell; going
out of business. Sam Lerner, Borden
town Ave., South Am boy. N. J.
TBI (.'IT—1 ton; Standard truck, like new.
pneumatic tires, express bud.#, can be
bought riirht. Superior Garage Co.. Maple
and Fayette Sts., Perth Amboy, Ν J. Tel.
' · .4
Auto ArceHhoriw ·3
BATTERIES—2 year guarantee ; uncon
ditional; a new Ray Battery If your old
one goes wrong within « years. What
other battery dares to do this? Chr»p
Johnson. 163 New Brunswick Ave
WILLARD ALL RUBBER BATTERIES—
For wireless with threaded rubber Inaula·
tion. Battery & Motor Service Statloa.
Ill) N<*w Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1885.
(■«rages—Auto tor Hire «4
JOE'S TAXI—Phone 2<J20. Day anrt
Night service. Cars to hire for wedding»
funerals, etc. 426 Division Street.
PRIVATE OARAGE — I m provements. In
quire 216 First Street.
Motorc.Vflcs .nul liicydeH ΙΛ
BICYCLE—Second hand, $4. Inquire 38a
Market St., Perth Amboy.
ΗΛ HL Ε Y -1 ) Λ VIDSON —Mot ο rc y c le. 1017.
nil !i side en r ; also 1915 Γ» .'î 7 Say re A "β
HA RLE Y DAVIDSON—Motorcycle ami
.side car; just overhauled; first cluss con
dition; will sell together or separately,
reasonable Sergeant Morrell, Rarltan
Arsena 1.
Repairing—Service Station» 1?»
Ai TO TOPS—Made and Repaired. J. P.
Johnson. Ifi5 New Brunswick Avenue.
Telephone 1067. β
AUTO TOPS—Recovered and repaired,
running board covering aide curtains and
all kinds of trimmings ji cars. P. Gm
hoff. 1X4 New Brunswick Ave Tel. 1680
AUTO BODY BUILDERS—Bus and com
mercial. auto painting and ι 'nerui
blacksmlthing; ngent for Goodrich olid
truck tires. Toft & Fryer. 427-33
East Ave. Tel. 2381.
AUTO RADIATORS—Bodies and fendyrs
repaired. Federal Auto Radiator Work*
190 New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 1360.
AUTO PAINTING—Andersen & Klein.
Telephone 1378. W. Main St. anu Grant
Ave.. Fords. N. .1.
AMERICAN garage —Beat equipped β
pair shop in town; day. night service.
Supplie» and i>ooeworte» c*M 1681
AUTO PAINTING—John P. Jacko. Auto
mobile. Truck and Wagon Painter. 306
Laurie Street. Jitney Bue painting ·
specialty. _
CARS WASHED—And greased. Wadû
i η lit on and Pcnn Sts. Marro. Phone !>'■>.
CC > Û Ν Τ Υ~ Β RIDG Ε GARAGE—First class
auto repairing; storage, car washing,
auto wrecking; open day and night. Tel.
2240.
ELECTRIC REPAIRING — Generatoia
starters. armatures rewound, motor wind
ing our specialty. Κ. & K. Electric Co
149 New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 605.
FRANK H I ' 1 »A—Commercial automobile
body builders and repairers; automobtie
painting; specializing on touring, com
mercial cars. 4fi9 Division St. Tel. 793-J.
HIGH ST. GARAGE—Expert repairing,
overhauling; pleasure cars, trucks, car
bon burning; automobile supplies. 342
nigh Street. Phone 2238. A. A. Maurer.
JACOB & MORROW—Auto Repair Co..
distributors for Middlesex Count} .seldon
Motor Trucks; 114 to 6 tons. 340 Pros
p.'. r st Phono "·>»'>·'>
MAJESTIC AUTO SERVICE—Joe Lomax
Prop. Complste overhauling a specialty
and g«nernl auto repair shop. 225 First
St. Tel. Day. Perth Amboy 98; Night.!
Woodbridge 252-R.
MAGN BTOS REPAIRE D—WI IHams"~Autô
Electric Service Station; magnetos, gen
erators starters; batteries properly and
orbee Rattery 141) New Brunswick *ve
~N« )HTII AMBOY ΜΟΤΟ It CAR EX.—Gen
eral overhauling. repairing, towing- S. ·'·
Glntxtcin. 740 State St. Tel. 1S1 tï. j
PERTH AM UOY AUTO WRECKING CO.
—184 Fayette St. 183 New B- inawlck
Arenue. Tel. 1394.
BUSINESS SERVICE
lliifeineMH Sorvlcin Offoml 18
AMIUJY AWNING CO—Now under own
ership of Chrla Sindet. Only office 2S7
Prospect 8treet. Phone 829.
AMBOY SIGN—And Advertising Co.. eigne
anywhere and any kind. 81 Smith
Street.
BLACKSMITH—And practical horseshoe!
wheelwright and body builder. Chas. J
Yenk. 209 New Brunswick Ave.
Κ M l\DSZBNTHY— Steamship Ticket
Agency. 167 Hall Ave. Telephone No
642.
REMOVAL NOTICE—J lorkay St Resko
steamship ticket agents and money for
warders now located at 313 'aple St.
opposite Post Office, formerly 228 Smith
St. Tel. 1837.
TAMPA DAILY TIMES—Tampa. Florida.
Want ads one cent per word; Florida's
greatest dally classified medium. Write
ua for complete rate card;
WINDOW SHADES—Made to order; any
size, any style. Gimpleman Bros.. 331
State Street. Tel. 172b
Building—Contracting lift
F W. HUFF—Electrical Contr. Hor. re
liable work, reasonable astlm te Wr
ing. fixtures, lamps. 70 Woodbrldge Av*.
Tel *27 Woodbrldge. N. J
Cleaning, Dyeing. Renovating m
CLEANING—Alteration* Dyeing, Pre·#·
lng; prlcee moderate. S. Epstein. 215
Madison Ave. Below Majestic.
RUG CLEANING—And repairing; Anuen
lan Process. Call for. delivered. Armen
ian Rug Co.. 288^Hobart St. Tek 423.
TAILORING—Dyeing and cutting, ladite
and gent'e garments cleaned, pressed end
repaired. P. Palo. 291 State Street
ATTRACTIVE and inexpensive gifts are
described In the "Jewelry and Watch*»"
classification today.
YOU'LL SAVE time at the stores if yon
read htrough the Merchandise ads in to
day's classified section before you «tart
dowa low·. - A
BUSINESS SERVICE
l)ret»Niimkin.<—.VI II11 nor.ν ~ 1
HEMSTITCHING—Firrt class, button cov
ering and machine Dleating. B. Stark. 307
Smith Street.
HEMSTITCHING—-Done with Kold and «li
ver tinsel thread, also with silk and cot
ton. at Hoffman 'a. 230 Smith St.
liciitinjc I'lilruhlng mid Mooting ''i
PI. li M BÏNG— Damgaard & Buote. Heat
ing and gas fitting Jobhtng promptly at
tended to; estimates furnished. 808
Elm Street Phone 2081
PLUMBING—S. L. Bulvanoskl. plumbiug
heftting. gas fltlnR and tinnlnir In all 1 te
branches, all work promptly done. 670
Charles Street. Phone 1406
ROOFING—H. C. Smith, Jr.. elate, slag
loofing and tinning; waterproofing. 123
"26 Madison Avenue Tel. I860.
STEAM HEAT — Ha'h t>»tl«-t. nlpeless fur
nace installed on monthly Davments. F.
J. Larltln. 267 McClellan St. Tel 514.
TINSMITH—A~nd Sheet MetaJ~\Vork. all
kinds of repairing. Adolf Nasal. 431
State St. Tel. 2346.
I'lNSMITH—Roofer, Leaders, Gutters and |
all kinds of metal work. B. Markowitz ;
296 Smith Street. Tel. 1879-W.
Laundering «4
WET WASH—Phone 1941 foi good wortf
and prompt delivery. Snow White Wet
Wash Laundry. Inj. 361 Mew Brun«
wick Avenue.
Moving, Jrii(kli«K Storage <■·>
AUTO TRUCKING—C. 3orup transfer
and muto trucking, storage, furniture and
pianos moved; city and country. 335
State Street. Phon% 2176.
AUTO TRUCKING—Long distance and lo
cal hauling, moving ,ctc. G. A. Fullerton.
45 Albert St., Woodbridge, N. J. Phone
16-M. Woodbridge.
EXPRESS—And trucking; 'ocal and long
distance. J J. Sldenburg. 377 Division
St. Phone 363-J.
HAULING—Andrew Anderson. Trucking
engines hollers, machinery, a fee, heavy
Kniilintr nnil ritrcini? nf ·>ν«Γϊ denorintinn
Pierce Arrow and Packard 6 ton truck?
Tel. 178. 77 Fayette Street. Perth Am·
boy, N. J.
MOVING—D. Kadin, express and storage,
1 on κ distance moving with care. 204
New BrunswJek_Are. Phone 1678 1882
MOVING—Lepper's Express; transporta
tion between Perth Amboy and New
York, move in city or country. 2«3
Washington St. Phono 2318
TK IH'K I NO—Eaglo Motor Transportation
Co.. heavy trucking. 340 Prospect St
Tel 20ΠΛ. _
TRUCKING—John Gardell. tranafer, auto
trucking storage furniture; piano.· mov
ed country. city 180 Madison \vc. Tel. 478
TRUCKING—-With brand new five ton
Pierce Arrow truck»; do all kinds, heavy
anil shipping to Boston, Atlantic City,
Philadelphia, only moderate trucking
Phono 1U64-M. Bodnar. 728 Cortlandt
St. _
Painting. Papering and DerorntinR ♦·■
L>E< ORATING—-A. P. Berner; Painter
and Paper Hanger; work "guaranteed
reasonable prices; estimates g'ven. 123
So 1st St. Phone 643-W
Professional Servlves λ8
PIANO TUNING—And Repairing ; ~ tlrsl
class work. C. Stelnhauser. 825 State
St TeL 1354-M.
Repairing and >tc-l1niwinng ÎW
CLAUSBN aS LB AT Η Β R~GÔÔD3 CTORE—
If It made of leather we have It or
make it; also repair suit cases, bags,
trunks, basket balls, gun cases, belts, te
Phone 41-W. 143 New Brunswick Ave.
COLONIAL CABINET WORKS— For cab
inet making, upholstering and carpet
cleaning H-SH State St. Tel. 23H-M.
UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE
REPAIRING HARRY FEIN BERG. 30
SMfTH HT PHONE 1671. ____
UPHOLSTERER — Overstuffed furniture
repaired and recovered; springs reset
John J Galvin. 39fi Park Ave. Tel 1347-M
UP HOLSTER IN(£— And Furniture repair
ing of every description L. L Braid -
wond. 8Λ2 HlKh Street. Phone 258
EMPL0YMEN1
" Help Wanted—Female 9i
BUTTON HOLE MAKERS—On men'h
shirt p. Cohen & Fishkin Mfg. Co., 313
Madison Avenue.
CIGaK MAKERS AN Ρ BUN^H maKKk·
—Garcia Grande Cigar Co., 73/ Cortlandt
Street.
CIGAR MAKERS AN V MUNCH MA Khl< >
—General Cigar Co.. Johnstone and !€<·
ville Street·.
CLOSERS—On men'» shirts. Cohen «*
Fishkin Mfg. Co.. 310 Madison Avenue.
EXPERIENCED STEN< K3RAPHER — To
substitute for six or eight weeks. Ap
ply "P. J. M.." Care News.
GIRL OU WOMAN—For general house
work; no wash In g: (rood h^m»: srood Day.
Inquiro Paris Mlillnory. 312 State Ht
GIRLS—Wu OramS <iic»r <<>,
.Tohnaton»· and Neville Street*.
GIRLS—For our new department; no ex
perience necessary; paid well while
learning; experienced aftor 2 week* and
can earn good «alary. New York Tanr.pa
Cigar Co.. 378 Rid ice ley St.
Μ Λ I I > — Ami ι Ίnrtre·». λρρΐ) Nfttloital
Pharmacy, Smith St. and Madlaon Avr.
TYiUST—Quirk i«nd arrurate. BlUt be ex
perienced. Apply Pott· & Kaufman,
Washington Street.
WAITRESSES I Apply Morgan BeNL
Morgan. N. J.
vj λ I I'll ESS—Apply 337 Madlavn Ave
nue.
WOMAN—Jewish, to dq housewoi k 2oi
small family. 163A State St.
Ileln Wanted—Ma!· M
BRICKLAYBR£ Foi m.· brick work, 4
kilns to do. Mosaic Tile Co., Matawab,
N.J.
BRICKLAYERS·*- Uni on rate paid Ap
ply in person to Ed Smith, Aeromarlne
Plane & Motor Co., Keyport. N. J.
Ρ IS U WASΗ Ε Κ—Ν i κ h t s. Hotel Madison.
27S Madison Avenue.
ΛΙΑΝ—To work as warehouse man. Ap
ply to S. J Harris, Care Potts & Kauf
man. Washington Street.
MEN—Load coal in mines. 94.16 day H
hours; free fare; no trouble: good board,
when experienced, about $7 day. 1129
Arch St.. Philadelphia.
OUTFIT YOUR HOMF. wisely and econ·
omlcally by following the ads under
"Household Goods" in the classified aec·
tlon every day.
a bargalr.
watch th«
classified
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted— Male λλ
RELIABLE MAN—To handle sensible
proposition which will not J100 to $1100
weekly. See Mr. Ttuss*·:!, 6:30 to 3:30
P. M. Hotel Madison. Wednesday even
ing. July 15th.
S«»I»A I ΊSI'ΚS Κ H —- Apply National
Pharmacy. Smith St. and Madison Ave.
YOL'NO MAN—To assist shipping clerk
and make himself generally useful ψ
underwear factory; good chance for ad
vancement to learn trade. Apply Go!«i
stein-Kirshner Co.. 35 Green St., ΛΥοο»'·
brldge. N. J.
ΙΙ*·Ι ι» Wanted—Male and lemale λ
ÂM Ho Y J·! Ml' LO Υ .ME Ν Τ Λ G EN L'Y — Maie
and female help supplied for all tvpes of
work. 224 Smith Street, opp. C. R. R.
Station. Tel. 1962
Solicitors, CMvamere. Agent» H
AG ENTS-—-Attrtfc 11 ve earnings, selling
superior Hair Nets, quality guaranteed,
more live agents wanted. Write for
particulars to Hazelton Co., Grand Cen
tra' Terminal, Ν. Y.
AUTOMOΒI LE S ALESM EN—Ex perle need,
.«alary and commission. Perth Amboy
Garage Co.. 283 Madison Avenue.
M EN—To take up our work flelllD# na
tionally advertised product, only clean
cut, honest men need apply; experience
unnecessary. Apply Fuller Brush Co.,
217 Smith St.. City, 3:30 to 6:30 P. M
SALESMAN—Experienced, floor coveringi
an » furniture, inside position; must have
good references; give details stating sal
ary expected. Box 44. Care News.
YOUNG MEN—Also college students; dur
ing vacation for large sales force Just
organizing: experience unnecessary ; we
train you; you earn $25-$:;0 weekly while
learning Call before 9:30 and after 4:30
Room 423. Rarltan Building.
Situation* Wanted—Female
STENOGRAPH Β Β — Experienced, wants
one or two hours evening work. Write
Box 355, Fords >. J.
Situations Wanted—.dale ΪΙΪ
ΡΤΤΤΠΗΡη Rrnarlanrarl · «an » a I W fslnv.
ish, Hungarian. German and English.
Box 7. Care News.
FINANCIAL
IIunInt'Ntt Opportunities ^8
DRKSSMA Κ IN G So TAILORING STORE—
And rooms In rear; reasonable. Inquire
USa Elm Street
GROCERY AN"D BUTCHER BUSfNESS—
For sale on main street. "S. K." Care
News.
OPPORTUNITY—Cigar, stantionery and
confectionery store for sale; reasonable
price for quick buyer. H. Schwartz, 206
Broad Street.
Money to Loan 41»
MONEY TO LOAN—Up to $300 on note
or any other security. Raritan Loan Socle
ty. Room 202. RaritanBldg. Tel. 1856.
MONEY TO LOAN—On household furni
ture, legal interest; loans 150.00 up to
$300.00. hours 9 to 5, Sat.. 9 to 12. Call,
write or phone Perth A m boy 1951. Mu
tual Finance Co.. Inc., Room 305 Raritan
Ituilding. 175 Smith Street.
MONEY — We have money to invest on
Bonds and Mortgages on Perth Amboy
Property. Margaretten & Lobei. inc.
Raritan Building Tel. 860.
55 > BY LOADED—On short term mort
gage acceptances, or any good collateral,
strictly confidential. Room 312, Raritan
Building. Tel. 1586.
MORTGAGE MONEY— We have good in
vestments from $1200 to $7000 on first
mortgage. City, Woodbrldge and Fords
What have you to Ιηνβ. ι ? Conard -ft
Com pan. , 102 Smith Htr**t. Perth Am
boy. N. J.
TO LOAN—$4,000.00 on first mortgage!
«•j'y property. "W. K." Care New a.
INSTRUCTION
Mimical. Dancing, Dramatic II
GILL SCHOOL OF ~MIJSIC—VlôÏÏn lîT
structions a specialty ; Instruments fur
nished free. 81 Smith St.. Perth Am
boy. N. J.
MANDOLIN—No play, no pay. Mandolin
free, $10 lessons, $15. E. Rogers, 224
Smith St. Tel. 1952.
LIVE STOCK _
Horees, Cattle, Vehicles 48
DUMP WAGONS—Five teams, dump wa
gons and harness. Inquire at Clausen s
Leather goods store. 143 New Brimswcik
Avenue.
FRESH COWS—And Springers for sale at
any time, extra good milkers; always
large stock on hand. J. Zlotkln. Free·
hold. N. J. Tel. 168-W.
Poultry and Supplie* 4»
CHICK FEED—And butter milk chick
mash. Clemensen'e. Tel. 682. prompt
deliveries.
CHICK FEED—Scratch. corn, laying
mash, oyeter «hell. Agent Dr. Peter'·
__Kurlko. 405 Lawrle^ Street. Tel. 2046.
PERTH AMBOY FLOUR & GHAIN CO.—
l'iou luuiui I Kill η ^ιιιι η r«eii uuu Uttf)
Chick Mashes. _Tel._13r.O.
Wanted Live Stock 50
GOOD HOME—For female police and alr
_<1alfa pupa. Price. New grtinswlck 1443W2
MERCHANDISE
Article· for· Hale Si
ART PICTURE—Picture frame, novelty
and gift shop. J. Capik, Prop., now lo
cated at 19* Smith St., formerly 358 State
Street.
BONOMES—Vases, Fera Boxes and Gar
don Furniture of all description:! furnish
ed by tho Fords Art S'.one Works, Fords.
Tel. 1378-R.
LEATHER—Oak soles and craps. We
carry a full line of cobbler's tools and
supplies for home use. P. Barbierl. 404
40κ Sta'o street.
NATIONAL LEATHER CO.—Leather·,
polishes, shoemaker*' supplies retail at
wholesale price·. 240 femltb St.. opp.
C. R. R. Station. Tel. 907.
OILSKIN CLOTÎÏlNa—W· carry ollaklna
of all kinds. Tbompson-Goodyear Rub·
her Corp. :nr> Maple St. Tel. 2169.
*OLD MATRICES—Heavy pressed card
board newspaper mats—dimensions ;ame
an this printed page. Best possible lin
ing for Inside of poultry louses, garages
or for sheathing stucco houses. Keeps
out the cold. Large supply on -«and.
Price 11.00 a hundred. Call at F-«nlng
N'cws Office
Τ Ft Λ VB LINO BAGS—Genuine leather.
$2.76. Bargains in baseball goods, fish
ΐηκ tscale. S. Perlmuttc-r. 199 Smith >t.
WALL PAPER—Direct from mill to you,
no middleman's profit; save 60%. Also
a full lino of high grade paints and var
nishes. Ν. Y. Wall Paper Co.. 160 State
Tel. 1721 Free Delivery.
U W-f, Κ Λ I »1 A'I'OltS— Ass ■ > Γ t « <1 si?., s of
steam pip nnd pulleys. H. Goldberg,
between New Brunswick Avenue, and
L. V. R. R.
Business un<l Office Equipment ftj
CASH KKi ilSTKK— Computing Scales. Sli
cing machines. Electri·· Meat Choppers,
CofTce Mills. Fendt. 33β State Street.
GROCERY SHELVING—And counter. Ap
ply Jaines Butlor Grocery Co.. 168 HrII
Avenue.
oxpanslon. good condition. Nixon Nitra
tion Works, Nixon. N. J.
βτόοLS—•SniUble for restaurant or store;
well built; Iron legs; 11.26 each. J. Mil·
1er. 346 State Street.
Τ Υ Ρ BVVRI TEK EXCHANGE—New and
factory rebuilt·. Comegy'· & Bro.. Smith
nncï Elm Ste. Tel. 201-W.
Building Materials 54
ELIZABETH HARDWARE CO.—The
home of quality hardware. Prices in
keeping with market. Telephone ex
change 120 or 121. 137 to 141 New Bruns
wick Avenue.
HARDWARE—Tool·. Paints. Oils. Var
nishes. Wall Paper. Painters Supplie*
Max Goldfnrb 311 State St Phone 861.
NEWARK ilAKDWAIl ή STORE—Har*i~
ware. paints, house furnishings, plumb
nig supplies. 399 State St. Tel. 236-J.
PAINTS—At lan tlo Lead. Linseed OU
Pierce'· Ready Mixed Paint. $3.00 gallor
8 Koch 363 State St Phone 1316.
PIPELESS FURNACE—First class condi
tion: carry «aine guarantee as new one;
can b· bought very reasonable. Kelly A
McAUnilen Co., 74 Smith Street.
VARNISH AND STAIN—In one applica
tion. See The Jon lee Co.. Paint Head
quarters. 184 Bnmh St. Phon· 1980.
Fur m and Dairy Products M
MILK—Perth Amboy Milk Co. always at
your service. Deliveries everywhere
Demand our products from your dealer
or grocer. _________________
SHOP WITH your eyesl Read tfce Mer
chandise ads before you Qftjte » t(If to
the iter·* * - ."-i- -
MERCHANDISE
Good Things to Eat 5]
BREAD—Eat that so homelike Aunt Mar·
tba Bread; sold at all grocers. Sim
men'8 Model Bakery.
COFFEE CAKE3—Danish Coflee Cakee.
Pies. Layer Cakes. Doughnuts, etc., fresh
every day at 2 P. Μ Ν. EL Bjornsen.
Jr.. 189 New Brunswick Avenue.
COZEE CONFECTIONERY—192 Gordon
Street .Theodore Christine. Telephone i
your orders for Reid's Ice Cream; oulck
service by car Phone 1639-R. |
DELICATESSEN—Salads, cooked meats,
all good things to eat. Majestlo Dell
catessen. 182 Smith 8t. Tel. 1634.
Household Good» otf I
A MBOY FURNITURE HOUSE—Furnish·
es your home right at the right price'.
219 Smith St.. near Maple.
ELECTRIC WASHER—Used ; good order.
Kelly & McAllnden Co., 7* Smith St. ,
FURNITURE—Campers and Bungalow!
Owners Attention. We can supply all
your needs In furniture, bedding, etc.. at
slasl. ;d prices: new and second hand
stock; cooking utensils, etc. x Delivery by
motor truck « to door. H. Miller. 539
State Street.
GRASS RUGS—Now low prices. 9x12, $4.5·)
8x10. $3.75; Kx9. $2.75. S Goldstein .<fc
Sons, Inc. 315 Madison Ave. Floor Cov
erings and Bedding.
MATTRESSES—Renovated, latest steriliz
ing process, cotton $2. hair $3. Standard
Bedding Co., 422 Park Ave. Phone 802
OLIVER BURNERS—Makes your coal
stove a gas stove, cooking, heating. Call ι
for demonstration 333 Maple St.
SUITES—Parlor and dining room, cheaj.
Inquire 281 McCieilan Street.
Machinery and Tools wi
MOTORS AND~GENtfRATuKS—All kin.is
of A. C. and D. C.. also rewinding and
repairing promptly attended to. Perth
Am boy Storage Battery & Electric Co.
266 Madison Ave. Tel. 1807.
Muwhal Instruments β
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT'S—All kind·, ac
cordions and old violins, watches: vou
will find at 401 State St. L. Ettlnger.
PHONOGRAPHS, 2—Victor, with 100 rec
ords. cheap. Call at 7 P. M. 79 Smith
Htreet. __
PLAYER PIANO—Brand new. 12 selected
rolls and bench. Brunton Piano Co.
204 Smith Street. ,
RECORDS—All the latest records; music
rolls and sheet music; best service in
town. J Smerlingr. 148 Smith St.
.Specials at the Stoats «··!
CLOTHING—For the entire family; lib
eral credit. Globe Outfitting1 Co., 23»
Smith St., opposite C. R. R. Station.
MEN'S CAPS—Very special. $1.00 and $1.25
to your order. S. Levine. Cad Maker. 318
Smith St.
SANDALS AND SNEAKERS—Just the
thing for children ar. special price·. S.
Goldsmith. 365 State Street. .
WOMEN'S & MISSES'—Wearing apparel,
a better garment for less money. A
Greenhouse, 56 Smith St., Near High.
*Vant-*d to Buy
ELK TRADING STAMP CO. buys, sells and
exchanges all kinds of coupons. United
certificates, milk labels and S. & H.
starnpa. 338 State St.
FURNITURE—Second hand highest prices
paid; stoves, bedding, floor covering* for
sale Sussman. 23 8mlth St. TeL 1496-J.
FURNITURE—We buy all kinds second
hand furniture. G. Hou-«r. 103 Fayette
St. Phone 84.8»W.
USED FÏJRNITUREI—Excellent prices paid.
Call us first. Largest house in County.
Buy store fixtures, too. Miller, 539 State
Street. Phone 793-W.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board Λ
CORNELL ST., 44ti—Upstairs, room and
board; private family. Tel. 849-W.
HOTEL R EM INGTON—377 Smith St.
Furnished rooms by day or week; room β
steam hoated; meals served; also regu
lar board. Tel. 494.
SMITH ST., 204—Room 9, Danish board
ing house ; table board and boarders
WALTER S HOTEL AND' RESTA URANi
—Up-to-date furnished rooms hy day or
week; $3.00 and up. Regular dinner.
45 cents; served daily from 11 A. M. «.o
8 P. M. 152 New Brunswick Ave.
WASH INGTON ST., 92—Furnished rooms
with board; all Improvements.
Rooms Without Board β8
HIGH ST., 399—Nice large~front~rôom; .ill
improvements.
McCLELLAN ST.. 267—1 single room; 1
double room: all improvements.
MARKET ST., 131—Furnished room; suit
able for one or two; reasonable.
MARKET ST., 313—Single and double
room s.
OAK ST., 2H6—2 furnished rooms; private
f am i I y.
RECTOR ST.. 176—Large room, accom
modate 1 or 2. Breakfast if desired. Tel.
STATE ST., 181—Furnished rooms; all
conveniences.
WATER ST., 163—Cool rooms, overlook·
NEAR CITY HALL—Furnished room. Tel.
1690-W.
Rooma tor Housekeenlflg 0Î
BRACE AVE., 521—1 rooms for light
housekeeping ; all improvements.
GORDON ST., 65—Two furnished rooms
for housekeeping and double room.
HIGH ST.. 328—1, 2 or 3 room apart
w monts for light housekeeping.
JEFFERSON ST., 70—2 nice rooms *or
light housekeeping; all improvement·.
KEARNY AVE., 149—Furnished rooms;
suitable for light housekeeping.
MARKET ST., 274—2 front connecting
rooms, bath room floor, complete for
housekeeping; all improvements.
MARKET ST.. 131—Two or three room
apartinents : 1 aundry ρrivilege
SMITH ST.. 79—Furnished room for light
housekeeping Call 7 P. M.
WATER ST., 253—2 nice furnishod
apartments; all Improvements.
Where to *at ÏJ
PRESTO LUNCH—And Bakery; home
pastries; popular prices; open day *nd
night. 113 Smith Street.
Wanted—Rooms or Board VI
-LARGE ROOM—Wanted; or two email
rooms; all improvements not necessaiy.
Address Box 15. News.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Broker» In Rea! Estate II
CARL JACOBS—Real Estate. Mortgaς«*
Insurance Agent; Life. Fire, tutomobtle,
Liability, etc. 179 Brighton Ave. Tel
661.
CÔNARD & COMPANY—Real Estate and
General Insurance. 102 Smith 8treet,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Phone 219.
FRASER BROS.—Real Estate and Inaor·
ance. Savings Bank Building. Phone
653.
HANS NIELSEN CO.—Real Batata and
Mortgages. 196 Smith Street. Rea
Estate Exchange Building. Telephone
18.
HUBBARD R. YETMAN—Real eatate and
insurance. see me xor aareaiuo, luuou
vlllo, Ν. Y.
JACOBSON & GOLDFARB—Real Estât»
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Phone
1856.
JOHN F. BERGEN—Real Estate and In
surance. Room 7. Firsi National Bsnb
Building. 130 Smith St. Tel. 1610.
MAPLE REALTY CO.—Real Estate. Ill
Smith St. Phone 171·.
MARGARETTÉN * LOBEL—Successor»
to Alpern & Co., Real Estate. Mortgage!
and Insurance. Raritan Building. Pert!
A m boy, N. J. Phone 650.
MAX L. SCOTT—Real Estate and General
Insurance. 309 Madison Ave. Tel. 210
Perth Amboy. N. J.
N. A. NIELSEN—Property bought, so.d
insurance, bills of sale, reasonable; not
ary public. 176 New Brunswick Avenue.
PERTH AMBOY TRU8T COMPANY
Real Estate Department
Property In all Mettons of the city
for sale at fair prices, good terms.
If you wish to buy or sell it will *>e
to your advantage to call on us.
"Superior Service"
SCHONCEIT Λ BUTZBR—For quick re
suits list your property for sale or ex·
change. Raritan Bldg. Phone 1558.
SHIRLEY A SÔRÉN SON—-Successors t<
D. A. Shirley. Real Estate and Insor
ance. 130 Smith SU Perth Amboy. Of
fice open evenings. Tel. 190.
SMITH REALTY Λ IMPROVEMENT CO
—Property for sale In all sections ol
Ifords and vicinity. Office New, Β runs
wick Ave.. Fords, N. J. Tel. 1662.
{
ht AL to I A 11. run π
Apartment· and Flat·
BROAD STREET. 169—Flat to let^
CATALPA AVE.. 98—Apartment 6 r<
al 1 Improvbmenn; except heat. Tel._
DE KALB AVE.. 96—5 rooms, impri
ments. Mrs. B. Levlne.
EAST AVE., 388—Five rooms; all
provements and garage.
GORDON Si.., 211—Five rooms; improv
mentB. Inquire 216 First Street.
GRANT ST.. 214—6 rooms; all Improve
ments except steam heat. Inquire fO
Lewis. 343 Smith Street.
HIGH ST., ICO—3 beautiful attic room.·.
Inquire National Pharmacy. Smith :·>.
and -Madison Avenu®.
HIGH ST., 407—Corner flat; ϋ room* u:.
bath; all improvements except heal.
MARKET ST.—6 large rooms; imp.»»
ments, good location. Charles L. St«
wald, Inc. 208 Smith St.
MEADE ST.—5 room flat. The ι nr..
Co.. 217 Smith Street.
MECHANIC ST.". 401 — <> room «ρ.·
all improvements. Inquire City iiu ·
66 Smith Street.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE™l~i»4—5 ·
all Improvements.
SMITH ST. 311—Five rooms, pan i.
provements.
SMITH ST.—δ rooms with all impute
ments except heat; nice large louuo,
reasonable. Charles L. Steuerwald, In· .
208 Smith Street.
IttiHi ».'hs riarns lor .t* i.l !
FAYETTE ST., 100—Automobile ehuw
room. Inquire 345 State Street.
GARAGE—100 ft. front. 70 ft. deep; good
location on the highway; a real oppor
tunity for auto repairman. Inquire 829
Amboy Avenue. Tel. 55-M
MADISON AVE.. 266—Store. Inauire J. N.
Wester. 221 Brighton Avenue.
SMITH ST.—Corner store; alteration to
suit tenant; reasonable. Inquire 234
Smith Street.
SMITH SÏ\ 228—Store. Inquire 115
Maple Street.
WATSON AVE. GARAGE—Or repair ehop
for rent. Inqulre 328 Washington Street.
ONE-HALF STORE—Large, reasonable.
Inqulre 616 State Street.
STORE—To let; lease If desired. Τ. β.
t»rown. zaa κ-ing ml lei, χοο».
STORE—To rent. Inquire 452 Slat·
Street.
Houses for Bent 77
NEVILLE ST., 312—4 room house; all im
provements. Inquire 310 Neville St.
Office» an! Peak Boom 78
DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICES—To let.
In suite or single. Maple Realty Co.· 215
Smith Straet.
Sub urban for Bent
FORDS. THIRD ST.—Bungalow; 6 roôms,
nil improvements. Marino, Fords.
KINSEY CORNER—Farm for~~rentT$ 18.00
4 room flat with electric light and water
3 acres with some fruit. Inquire 365
Washington St.
SOUTH AMBOY—Furnished room, with
or without board; for 1 or 2; private
family. Tel. South Amboy 443.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm· and Lani for Bale 88
FARMS—John B. Geary, South Plainfleld,
N. J. Tel. 1188-M.
Houses for Sale 84
HARRINGTON ST., 619—Eight room
frame house; bargain. Massopust Bros.
& Co., 692 State Street.
NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. NEAR RO
GAN'S CORNER—5 room atucco houee; 1
lots; price $3,000. The Johnson Co. 217
Smith St. Tel. 561.
OAK ST.—2 family brick house, 12 rooms,
modern Improvements. Inquire 284 Oak
Street.
RECTOR ST.—One family house; best lo
cation in Perth Amboy. J. Kreielsheimer
& Son. 138 Smith Street.
CITY
Neville Street
3 story, brick, atore and dwelling
2 story, frame and hollDW tile flata
Garage (2 cars)
Lot ΣΟ χ j00
Party leaving city. Will aell cheap for
cash.
Fl-.tt Strot.t
9 room, fr^me dwelling
Near Paterson Street
All improvements
$1.000.00 cash required
Possession given in thirty days
Hazel Avenue
5 room· and bath, frame, aeml-bunca
low, $500.00 cash required. Possession,
at once.
CONARD & COMPANY
102 Smith St roof Perth Amboy, Ν .1
PERTH ΛΜΒΐίΥ-Kisht room <1\w llnth
Rector St., lot 60x150, fine house; ι"·
improvements, sale price $17.500 ·
Boynton Brothers & Company. 87 Su >>
Street. Perth Amboy. N. J.
SOUTHERN SECTION OF CITY- Am ·
tive 2 family frame house; S rooms «n.i
every improvement except heat . .<
bargain. $5300.00; cash $1500.00. «.*Ιϋ»
L. Steuerwald, Inc.. 20S Smith St.
Lot» l or Sail·
FORDS—2 lots on.Maxwell Ave., ju · ·
Hornsby St. Inquire Garrett \V. Γ»ιιι
324 Prospect Street.
LAWHIE ST.—Two lota, all impr<>\, m. n
In atreet. M. H. Madsen. 175 Smith Siro#··
and 470 Brace Avenue.
SuhurTian h»r Bait)
change of position, owner must sac rifle-h
beautiful cottage on Hillside Avenue; 7
rooms and bath, every improvements in
cluding open fire place; on % acre plot,
beautiful fruit and shade trees, every
thing in the best of condition; asking
$4000 and worth double that amount,
only 5 minutes to trolley. Immediate
possession. J. J. Schwartz, Inc., BaD
cock Building, Plainfleld, N. J.
FORDS—New 6 room bungalow with
every Improvement and driveway on
paved street; an opportunity; $5000.09
cash $1500.00. Charles L. Steuerwald,
Inc., 208 Smith Street.
FORDS—To close up an estate—5 roomi
and bath, bungalow. Short distanc· from
trolley, bug lines and school; lot 25 χ
150. email cash payment, balance month
ly. Conard & Company, 102 Smith St.,
Perth Amboy, N. J. ___________
METUCHEN—8 room house; all improve
ments with sun parlor; 2 car garage;
hollow tile chicken house; plot 85x160;
on Lincoln Highway; must be eeen to be
appreciated; price reasonable; $2,00·
cash; balance easy terms. Maple Realty
Co., 215 Smith Street.
TOTTEN VILLE—Two family house; gooh
location; price $4500. B. William·, Tot
tenville. Ν. Y. #
TOTTENVILLE—Fine residence; 7 rooms,
all Improvements; price $5500, cash
$1600 Β Williams. Tottenvllle. Ν Y.
TOTTEN VILLE HOUSE FOR SALE
FINE LOCATION
10 rooms and bath, steam heat, electric
lights, sewer, lot 41x118. E. A. Taylor,
73 Bentley St. Phone 1425-M.
WOOD BRIDGE—Dwelling on Oreen St.,"
lot 75x160. a splendid home, price $13,500
also ten room dwelling, large lot, 91 χ
properties in Woodbridge. See Boynton
Brothers & Company, 87 Smith St.. Perth
A m boy, N. J.
WOODBRIDGE PROPERTY—And insur
ance. See J. H. Concannon, S3 Main St.,
Woodbridfce. Tel. 299.
WOODBRIDGE—2 lota on Green Street
can be purcheed at a reasonable prico at
your own terms; 50x113 feet. Charles L.
Steuerwald, Inc.. 208 Smith #>♦..
BUNGALOW—8 rooms; completely furn
ished; price $3,000 J. G.^oble, HpI·
metta. N. J.
HOUSE—Very high class with garagej"
best resldental section. A. J. Miller, 806
Main St., South A m boy, N. J. Phono
148-M.
NEAR METUCHEN—Four room house
with toilet and bath In best of conli
tlon with half acre of ground, stable and
garage; 21 fruit trees, good crop vege
table garden all planted: also chic <·;η
house with 50 chickens: 3 blocks fmm
school: price $4.000; $2.000 cash. Maple
Realty Co.. 215 Smith Street.
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