Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14
HOLIDAY DISPLAY IN
PERTH AMBOY STORES
Continued from Page I'D
also rugs, silverware, clocks, antique
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l.. c.. Moore & Co.
Holiday footwear is profusely dis
played in the windows of |. c.
Moore's shoe store at S5 Smith street.
Shoes, slippers, boots and rubbers OF
the best quality may always be found
at this store, also the most obliging
and efficient clerks.
Joseph Bruck.
The display of Joseph Bruck is as
fine as any shoe store in the state.
Fine lines of ladies', mems and chill
dren's shoes are displayed in h WIN
dows. which are tasrefully decorated.
The interior of the store is large and
spacious, and obliging clerks are on
hand to wait on the patrons.
Grcenspan Bros.
AT the Greenspan grocery, at Smith
and Elm streets, the store and win
dows are prettily trimmed and nave
a fine stock of goods on hand.
Theodore BloodgOOd.
Theodore Bloodgood has Il fine dis
play of cigars in the windows OF his
large sore at AZ Smith street, and on
the in erior may be seen pool and
billiard tables for the amusement OF
the patrons. A fine line OF obacco
is also shown on the shelving along
the walls of the store.
Hyman Wedeen.
AT 225 Smith street he store OF
Hyman Wedeen presents an attrac-
tive appearance with its display OF
dolls. toys. clothing, leather and holt
day goods, together with ropes OF
Christmas greens and holly leaves.
Morris %Shangold.
The windows of the shoe store OF
Morris Shangold, at 1876 Smith street,
are p~rettily decorated with holiday
trimmings, amid which are displayed
a variety of servicable footwear,
comprising all the latest styles and
grades of shoes.
Louis Kreezer.
The place to buy a real good cigar
is in the store of Louis Kreezer, at
40 Smith street. The brands may be
seen in the windows and in show
cases on the interior. Mr.. Kreezer
has also secured an extra fine supply
of meerschaum pipes for the holiday
trade.
Philip Levine.
Philip Levine is showing at his
attractive emporium, at SO Smith
street, a stylish and fashionable stock
of ladies' and misses apparel. The
coats, skirts and furs are especially
noteworthy.
Barnet Goldman.
The store of Barnet Goldman, at
223 Smith street, has an attractive
assortment of mems and boys cloth
ing and dry goods. The goods are
well displayed and the windows nice
ly decorated.
X. j. Switzer's Cafe.
The cafe of Edward ]. Switzer, at
1913 Smith street, is always well pat
ronized and is one of the most popur
lar resorts in the city. The proprie-
tors fine stock of wet goods needs
no recommendation.
Emil BOhnsack's.
The Tavern, at 152-154 Smith
street, is one of the best places in the
city to obtain a cool glass of beer OF
a fine glass of ten-year-old whiskey
The proprietor, Emil Bohnsack, has
secured an extra stock of fine liquors
and cigars for the holidays, and has
promised souvenirs to all his patrons
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
In both of the large windows o.
the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company's
store, at SO Smith street, is the fines
displays of teas, %eoffees, butter, lard
and other staple products. The store
itself is one of the largest in the city
and is stocked with only the finest
goods. The prices are low and the
large crowd of patrons hal may al
ways be seen in the store is proof
that the company merits the trade.
s. Gussow.
The tailor establishment of Samuel
Gussow, at 112 Smith street, is noted
for the excellent custom work that
may always be secured. Repairing is
also neatly done by a force of skilled
tailors.
Hilsdorf's Grocery.
The windows of the Hilsdorf's
grocery, at 1919 Smith street, are
t%astefully decorated and arranged
with specimens of groceries and holt
day Injuries from many parts of the
country. The line of fruits and nuts
is complete, while their canned goods,
crackers and biscuits are from only
the leading wholesale houses. The
arrangement of the window decora-
tons Is very artistic.
Harry GreeneS.
The Elk Wine and Liquor House.
at III Smith street, In its short bust
ness career, has succeeded in making
q vast HuiiDtI vi lTlenQS IOf It's pro-
prietor, Harry Greenes. The brands
OF whiskey are second to none and
the cigars are of the best brands. In
the windows the stock is displayed in
bottles, and a beautiful winter scene
has also been artistically contrived
by the decorator.
James Kirby.
James Kirby sells only the first
class beers and whiskeys and has
made the Lodge one of the best pat
ronized places in the city. Pop
also has a special brand of cigars for
his patrons.
Mailer a. Fucker.
In the window of Mailer & Zuck-
ers Old Central House, on Smith
street, may be seen a fine display of
foreign and domestic wines and ljo-
uors. The Wholesale department of
the establishment caters to the best
trade and is reputed to be noted for
the delivery service.
Louis Perelman.
Louis Perelman's new iewelrv
store in the Flatiron building is one
OF the finest in the city. His store