Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume], July 31, 1914, STATE EDITION, Page 14, Image 14

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Store Open at 9 and Closes at 12
Saturday Morning Specials
(No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders)
Men’s 79c to 1.50
Shirts, 39c
On the trail of last week's shirt surprise
[ —these wonderful thirty-niners! Plain and
plaited negligees, soft or laundered cuffs,
made of very stanch shirtings. Well worth
79c to $1.50. Now 39c—clear off the handle.
Few slightly soiled; a few slightly imperfect
—not enough to mention. Talk about real bar
gains!.
Children’s 75c to 1.50
Parasols, now 59c!
Every little lass is just craving for a para
sol. Saturday morning, 160 dainty little sun
shades for girlies 5 to 14 years will be sold for
59c. Mark you, these are genuinely worth
75c to $1.50. Youthful colorings, pretty para
sol fancies of fine grade silk and pongee.
Sturdy handles. Your choice for 59c.
Boys’ 1.50 to 2.00
Wash Suits, 1.00
Dutch and Coppeifield styles—filled to the
brim with novelty. Blouses of pure white
twill; trousers of striped materials. Cute?
jj Rakishly so—and how they tub! Worn by
■ every smart Newark chappie. Regular price,
* $1.50 and $2.00. At Bamberger's Saturday
Inorning for 1.00.
l6=Button Milanese
Silk Gloves, 79c
Milanese, if you please, and quite the
choicest of all glove silks. Extra quality; full
cut arms; faultless fit; Paris point embroid
ered backs and guaranteed finger tips. All
sizes. White and black. The length you want
at a price it is rarely sold for. Standard $1.00
gloves for 79e.
Girls’ 2.50 and 3.50
Lingerie Frocks, 1.50
Beautiful models, bought by the Bamber
ger store to sell for $2.50 and $3.50. White
voile and exquisite quality white lawn, all
fashioned after Bamberger inimitable man
ner—tasteful, refined and altogether out of
the ordinary. Splendid laces. Genuine.
$2.50 and $3.50 frocks for $ 1.50. Remarkable!
Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Men’s 25c and 29c
Scarfs for 15c
Absolutely no pick-ups—but Bamberger
regular stock 25c and 29c ties. Men, your
hour has struck! Snappy silk and knitted
four-in-hands—two of a kind—while they last
for 15c. Every one a Bamberger scarf—clean
cut of necessity—which men have a hanker
ing for.
Women’s 79c Modesty
Petticoats, 50c
Ever since wc introduced the “Modesty”
petticoats to Newark there has been a perfect
siege in the muslinwear store. Two excep
tionally fine models at 50c. worth 79c. One
panel style, other of heavy pique, with scal
loped bottom. Indispensable for wear with
transparent frocks. Other "Modesty petti
coats, 50c to 3.00.
Child’s Barefoot
Sandals and Oxfords
Barefoot sandals and outing oxfords,
made of tan calf with extension flexible
soles.
Sizes. Regular. Special.
5 to 8. 75c 58c
gl/2 to 11 . 1.00 78c
11J/2 to 2. 1.25 98c
the
sio,ooo MILLION *10,000 I
\z dollar %
Words! MYSTERY W°rdSf
By Harold MacGrath
Thanhouser’t Million Dollar Motion Picture Production
NOW APPEARING SERIALLY IN THE
NEWARK EVENING STAR
Thrills, Thrills, THRILLS! There
seems to be no end of dramatic climaxes in Harold MacGrath’s great novel,
"The Million Dollar Mystery.” Episode No. 6 is full of extraordinary excite
ment. An auto chase in which the daring movie actor, James Cruze, risks
his life by jumping from one automobile to another while they are speeding
at 50 miles an hour, is one of the thrills vividly reproduced by the Than
houser Film Corporation.
Go see these remarkable motion pictures today! Read the story in today's
Evening Star.
See the Motion Pictures at These Theatres:
‘ Court Theatre, Breintnall Place, sixth episode August 1.
Strand Theatre, Market St„ seventh episode August 3.
Plaza Theatre, 400 Springfield Ave„ fourth episode August 3.
Royal Theatre, Broad and Bridge Sts., fourth eoisode August 4.
Jr Liberty Theatre, Ferry and Van Buren Sts., fourth episode August 4.
Arcade Theatre, Arcade Bldg., Broad St., fourth episode August 5.
- Playhouse, Clinton and Farley Aves., fourth episode August 6.
Lyceum Theatre, 506 Main St.. East Orange, third episode August 6.
Palace Theatre, Mt. Prospect and Verona Aves., Forest Hill, fourth episode August 5.
Remember, $10,000 in cash will be paid for the best 100-word
solution of this mystery. Full details in theatres and in today’s
Evening Star.
Reprints of past episodes may be had at the Star Oflicc
St- :JF!' - \
LOANS AT 1 %
(J LOANS OF ANY AMOUNT AT ITe
PER MONTH ON SUMS OF* *20
AND OVER. IH% ON
SMALLER SUMS
4 MberrJ loans on Diamonds. *
g j Watches, Jewelry. Silverware, etc.
J Ample capital to make loans.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
4 Essex Building, 31 Clinton Street
MAIN FLOOR
Houra 0:00 A. M. to 5:00 V. SI.
Saturday o to 3 1*. M.
|-'
SEVEN FREE SHINES I G<M£°V™L.
“afnS-S1 —' “ "jsrss,’S“^sjn.-'
rrrry *l«y. be or kMM>
Clip this coupon and present American Shoe Repairing Co.
it at our shop with one pair of 241 waahimrton street
shoes to be whole-soled and .
heeled and we will give you tree a book good for seven polishes
(black or tan), good to be used at any time in any of our stores.
Men’s Whole Sole and Heel.. .1.25 ) Best Leather
Women’s Whole Sole and Heel. 1.00 i Best Workmanship
AMERICAN SHOE REPAIRING QO.
U4I VVuaiitni£ton atreuc
i
I QjftZo&d.
681-687 Broad St.
21 W. Park St.
Saturdays
We Open at 9 A. M. and
Close at 1 P. M.
Ready
with everything a
woman or boy wears,
also men’s furnishings.
Mid-Summer Cut
Prices Prevail
We remind you of a
few of the special items:
Men’s 3.00 Silk 1
Shirts .. *
Men’s 1.00 and 7Q.-,
1.25 Shirts. I
Men's Athletic Under
wear. 50c grade, 35c
Women's 'J AO & 5 AO
Dresses. w.Uv O*/0
W o m e n’s Low | A A
Shoes . I •1/1/
1 YOUR SUMMER
DRINK
t
Buying
a Hose
is a rather risky piece of busi
ness. You need to be an ex
pert on rubber goods, or else
go to a dealer about whom
you are sure.
We sell only Dependable
Rubber Hose. That’s why our
Hose business is so enormous.
We carry Hose of every size,
and will promptly deliver you
any length you desire.
Everything to go with the
Hose is here, too. Reels, Noz
zles, Couplings, Etc.
Macknet & Doremus
Company
Everything in Hardware.
796-798 Broad Street
—
f Largest Jeweler on the Hill
Eye Needs
For Vacationists
Eyeglasses, Spectacles, Smoked
Olasees, Reading Glasses and
Vield Glasses—everything with a
lens, except cameras, for the va
cationist at the shore, at the
mountains or at home.
Priees l*re are always less I
than yoirfl pay for the same
grades elsewhere.
MalllBX Homes Free. Take one
of our Mailing Boxes with you.
If you break your lenses, mail
the pieces to us. We’ll duplicate
j them perfectly and return them
the. same day as received.
! AURNHAMMER
Optician, Jeweler
224 Springfield Ave. S£n0?.r„
k
I
I
Lake Hopatcong
ei NEXT SUNDAY-Aleo Every
▼ ■ Sunday and Holiday
Leave Broad Street 8.30; Ferry Street 8.32;
Bast Ferry Street 8.34 a.m.
Atlantic City
ttO CA NEXT SUN DAY—alao
Wednesday, Auq. 5th
Leave Broad Street 7:55; Ferry Street
7:5b; Hast Ferry Street 7:58 a. m.
Hard Coal. No Smoke. Comfort
v
Now for the Big Clean-Up. Come Tomorrow If You’ve Failed
to Reap Ovr Weekly Harvest of Bargains—It’s the Last Chance
Open a Charge Account—Most Convenient Paying Methods
f If 3-Piece |f j
Parlor Suit With Tight Cushions
Finely polished mahogany finish frames;
choicely upholstered in high-grade velour.
Paneled backs; carved claw feet. Deep cut
price.
Genuine Quartered
Oak Buffet
One of our most at
tractive pieces. What a
chance to get one in
your dining-room at a
lower cost than ever
before! Big mirror,
large cabinets; 3 full
swell drawers; large
linen drawer;
panels. Special,
19=
Comfort at Half Price in This f
Fumed Oak Imitation
Leather Rocker
Strong and durably made. Imi
tation Spanish leather. Remov
able steel spring seat;
wide, roomy; very spe
cial bargain .
✓-\
i Off On
Discontinued
Patterns
of Couches
Brass Trim
. Bed
Daisy Panel Dome
Deep scalloped fringe; rich varia
colored bent panels give a beautiful
effect when lighted; 18-in. diameter.
Complete for gas, ready to hang,...
__ .
Genuine Leather l
Slip Scat
Diners
These are the last of
a big lot; slightly im
perfect. They are
strong, well
braced, upholster
ed in genuine
leather. Regular
|2.85 chairs. Iff”*
Clean-up price, |j|j
Heavy Solid Oak
Extension Table
Richly polished top; shaped column;
all hand-carved claw feet; full size ex
tension. Specially low priced for this
week’s selling. A $14 value.
1 "" 1
Genuine Steel
Springs, Soft
Top Mattress
All three pieces good, well
made, durable, lasting. An un
usual money-saving chance
for furnishing a
bedroom at low
cost. :i Pieces, com
plete, for .
Solid Side
Collapsible Go-Cart
Real leatherette hood and
sides; steel gears; easy
springs; 54-inch rubber tired (Z
wheels, guaranteed. ia
A comfortable cart yj
at a very small 'j
price. This week.. A
H Off on Chinese (jp
Grass Furniture \
._. .
h off On
Discontinued Patterns
of Dressers
N-- --^
Kitchen Cup-,
board, Needed s
in Every Kitchen
Made of hardwood.
Very conveniently ar
ranged interior, show
ing a place for every
thing; roomy adjustable b
shelves, large glass
doors. Price special for
this cleaning-up sale,
82
i Off on
Discon
tinued
Patterns
of Iron
Beds and
Brass
Beds
—
CLOSING DAILY
THROUGH JULY
AND AUGUST
AT 5:30 P. M.
SATURDAYS lO P. M.
^ —.—y
Extra Large Mission
Library Table
Made of real high quality oak; 42
inches long; wide undershelf and
spacious drawer. — —.
Will make a splendid
addition to library,
especially at this cut
price. Extra special
This “North Pole”
Refrigerator
Is the Choice of Small Families
Saves ice—keeps foods—is sanitary—
zinc lined; charcoal sheathed; hardwood
construction—bronze trim; best made and
lowest priced. This size this week. !
, SEALED PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STREET
AND WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK.
City Hall.
Newark. N. J., July 28. 1914.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office from 3:15 to 3:30 o’clock p. m. of
Thursday, the sixth day of August, 1914. and
opened at the last named hour, at a public
meeting of the board to be held at said time
and place, for the construction of sewers in
SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE.
| from HaUtead street to a point about 150
! feet west of Sand ford avenue;
A RINGER PLACE,
from Rrookdab* avenue to Sunset avenue;
SHAW AVENUE,
between Willoughby street and Dowey
street;
SEVENTEENTH AVENUE,
between South Seventeenth street and South
Eighteenth street.
The following la about the amount of
the work to ne done, and the materials to
be furnished In the construction and com
pletion of said Work, and upon which bids
will be compared;
SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE SEWER:
Eight hundred and forty (840) feet of ten
(10) inch vitrified salt glazed pipe sewer,
deep and wide socket pipe with special joints
to be used:
1 Eight hundred and forty (840) feet of eight
I (8) Inch underdrain;
Twelve hundred (1.200) feet of six (6)
j Inch house connections;
! Twelve hundred (1.200) feet of four (4)
: Inch house connections;
Five (6) manholes with standard heads
| and buckets complete;
Ten (10) markers.
A RINGER PLACE SEWER:
One hundred and ninety (190) feet of
twenty-four (24) Inch double strength, vitri
fied salt glazed pipe sewer;
Four (4) basins with cement heads and
connecting chutes complete;
One (1> Inlet, with cement head arid con
necting chute complete;
Four (4) manholes with standard heads
- *
SEAL.RU proposals
complete;
Two hundred and ten (210) feet of eigh
teen (18) Inch double strength vltrltied salt
glazed pipe sower.
.SHAW AVENUE SEWER;
Three hundred and seventy-five <3.*>) feet
of eight (8) inch vitrified salt glazed pipe |
SCThree hundred and thirty (330) feet of six j
(6) inch house connections; . ,
Two 12) manholes with noiseless heads:
ami buckets complete; ^
Twenty-two <22) murker.**.
SEVENTEENTH AVENUE SEWER:
One hundred and thirty (HO) feet of eight
(8) inch vitrified salt glazed pipe, sewer;
One, hundred and sixty (160) feet of six
(6) inch house connections;
One <J> manhole with standard head and
bucket complete;
Eight (8) markers
! Bidders are not to state any price for ma
terials and work for which there is a fixed
amount provided for in the specifications.
Each proposal must be enclosed in a
sealed envelope, properly indorsed with the
name of the bidder and of the improve
i rnent, and directed to the Board of Street
! and Water Commissioners of the City of
i Newark. ' ...
| Bidder* "'111 state their prices in writing
as well as in figures. .
! Bidders must specify in their proposals
I that should the al>ove work be awarded to
I them they will bind themselves to finish and
I complete the same within the following
1 number of consecutive working days:
South Orange Avenue Hewer—Thirty-five
; * A b linger Place Sower—Fifteen <1&) days,
i Shaw Avenue Sewer—Ten (10) days.
! Seventeenth Avenue Sower—1« ive (.») days.
| The plans and specifications of the work
can b© examined at the office of the Chief
I Engineer of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioner}* at the City Hall. Said pro
I powtto to be accompanied by the consent, in
, w-riting, of two sureties, or a surety eom
, paiiv qualified to do business in New Jer
sey' who shall, at the time of putting in
j proposals, qualify aa to their reaponsl
SEALED PROPOSALS
bility In the amount of such proposal, and
bind themselves that. If the contract be
awarded to the person or persons making
the proposal, they will, upon Its being so
awarded, become his or their sureties for
the faithful performance of said work, and
that If the person or persons omit or refuse
to execute such contract they will pay to
the City of Newark any difference between
the sums to which he or they would have
been entitled upon completion of the con
tract and that which the City of Newark
may be obliged to pay the person or persona
by whom such contract shall be executed.
Tlie Hoard of Street and Water Commis
sioners of the City of Newark reserve to
themselves the right to accept or reject any
or all proposals for the above work as they
may deem best for the interest of the city.
Bidders and sureties are hereby notified
tlmt under the provisions of the seventh sec
tion of the law creating |he Board of Street
and Water Commissioners, approved March
28th, 1891, that the bond or bonds to be
fiven for the faithful execution and per
ormance of said public work shall first be
approved as to sufficiency by the board, and
as to form by the counsel of the board, and
no contract shall be binding on the city or
become effective or operative until such bond
is so approved, and the president of* the'
Board shall liave power to examine the pro
posed bondsmen under oath, if he shall so
desire, or shall be so Instructed by the
board, but the hoard will not be bound by
any statement that may be made by such
proposed bondsmen, but shall have full
power and absolute discretion In the whole
matter, and this provision shall be referred
1 to in any advertisement inviting bids for
any such public work.
By direction of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City of Newark.
'morris r. shkhrbrd,
July28-5t Chief Engineer.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
City Hall.
Newark, N. J., July SO, 1914.
Soaled proposals will bo received at these
headquarters twhile the Hoard of Fire Com
)• . - .
SCALED PROPOSALS
missionors In in session) during the period of
time between 1:30 and 2:30 o’clock p. m.,
1914, »nd will be opened immediately after
the expiration of the time fixed for receiving
the aforesaid prfoposale, for furnishing the
department with the following supplies, to
wit:
325 hags, more or leas, of best old Ojfcts.
100 bags, more or less, of best bran,
60.000 pounds, more or loss, of best No. #!i
1 old Timothy hay.
10.000 pounds, more or less, of best long l
rye straw*. i
70 bales, more or less, of choice hlfalfa. I
Sample of oats to accompany each pro- J
posal. M
Bidders will quote price on oats per bag. B
Bidders will quote price on bran per bagfl
40 lbs. each. ^B
Bidders will quote price on hay per
dred pounds. ^^B
.Bidders will quote price on straw n^Bl
.hundred pounns. Bh
Binders will quote price on alfalfa BBB
hundred pounds. ^^B
The quality of the aforesaid supplies n^BB
be ns specified above, and delivery is to^BgH
made ui the quarters of each company^^BI
such quantities as the several compaij^BM
may need during the month. ^Bp
Further information concerning those p^HB
posats. ax to quality and quantity, will ^B|
furnished upon application to the secreta^^B
of the board. '®fp»
The Board of Fire Commissioners r^^B
serves the right to purchase Midi additiona^B
quantities of the several commodities bereiiaB
specified as may he needed, at the pticetB
contained in the proposal it may uccept.fl
and it further reserves the right to rejcrtB
1 any or all proposals so received us may befl
deemed for the best interests of I lie city. ^B
WILLIAM A. WlfiBKK, M
President. ^B
Charles b- Hmitli. ^B
V bee rotary. jy30-JB|
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