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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
Los AUTOMOBILES
Prejuicios contra el autom6.
vii. NO pueden If por cier.
to camino en- Tyrol.
UN TRONCo
Tlrados por caballos. In.
convenientes y apuros de
uncs spertn en-.

Los aaiom6viles no puedsn trAnai.
tar por sisrto aamiuo sn 81 TyPoi. aino
daioansnts euAndo vAyAn tirados per
eaballos. Fate Absurdo fst dsssu bier.
TO rscisntemeuts por unA sxcurai6n do
amsrieanos. que visjsbs por squsllos
lpgalss On an autom6vil do cusrspta
saealIos do fac 70, , que prsssndf faa
ir & B.nnsek atravsssndo sl Vale do
Gadsr.
LlsRaron an punso On donds 81
ssmino, & psssr de Asbsrss sonatrufdo
con nm sosso do . 900, 900, 90 halla tan
sstrsaho. qss no 40 pusds pasAr con
automobiles. y no sxlsse otfa vie tran.
sitsbla. mas que an samino snssrs men.
TO prohibido para los au.os, & aonss.
auensiA Do srraigsdas prAoeu pas.onss
do los lAbrisgos contra los Svthisulos
del dishloS
Anls este dilsma, los exc lrsionis'
lss ts'sgrs 6Aron 6 les sutoridadss po'
|itisas. del lrgar, pidisndo permiso
para pasar con "a ausom6vil sohre 10
vie vedada; psro leo fuS rshusAdo, por
40 scntrariar las preosups siones po
pulls res.
Al An, dsspt IL dc mushas sdpli.
sas. 90 lac conesdi6 sl psrmiso, & con
diei6n do cue 81 earro tasrs Arrssna'
do por saballos. 30 psg6 81 motor un
lronso do saballsios do IN sarro que
por alli pasAbs, ~ pAso do tostuAa
huhieron do atravssar nusst 90 sxsur'
sionistss 10 milIas Do eamino proSi'
bido para los automobiles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
N Lcdo. C6rdova D$vila en-
San Juan. n.-Ofcina Nota-
rial en- Ia calle Tetuan.
RECIsTRO CIVIL
La plaza de San Jose abier "a
al pdbllco.-E el Hospi.
tai cuarentenario.

Aver eatavo ca San juan nueatrc
amigo sl Lsdo. C6rdovs Dk,ila, ius,
munisipal 10 MAnstf.
-Nusstro smigo y sorrsli gion ario
don Fesucisso sosorros ha alberto
una ohsiDa notariAl On ls Gale do
TstuGn pGmsro 22.
-Aysr 90 int aeibieron On sl Re
giasro civil los u, eimisntos do Luiss
Esssrlin Bsrtsn Ana Candslario y
VillsfsHs; y les d. funsiones dc PuriH I.
session Rosa y Fgueroa, Pillar Frsyre
Barboaa, Fslisits Carrillo Rosa, JAi
ne Sslisrus OabrGn, Santos Forgss,
y Alberta Asosta.
-Ha sido 10 ahisrta al p6bliso
10 plsz. do San jose, dsspues do %
vimsntads y provista do ms gniasos
baneos do esmsnso.
Ia sid0 6aio do AisA ca oil Hos
pitsl euarentenario sl individuo Julio
Rivera.
-Hemos aido st.nta ments IL v'tas
DOS por 10 Junta DivealivA do 10 go.
lonia Esps holss do BAysm6n, para 81
bale do sosisdAd que he de asr eele.
bredo en- aus salores este noohe.
Demos gramos Rraeiss por 10
atsr ei6u.
Ell iuieio do arelssi6n contra
Ignasio vsrdeio, ssptenciedo Dor do
Ito contra 10 just'eia rdblies, fu6
trsnsfsrido syer en lA Corts dc Dis.
arito hssta nuevo ~ q slamiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
BOARDING. HOUSE

Gale "a, ndmero 10l, osste, New
York. Sitio muy e6ntriso. Pr6ximo
al subway. & los elevados. & los sarros
el6ctrieos dc Amstardam, Columbus,
Brodway, ~ ' % svsnida. Muy eersa
del hotel Marie AYatoinstts. donde sstl
el ChIb lbero americana. A siete suadras
del doetor Henna. Casa amplia y clio
giants. Coeins ameriesns y sspafio
10. Instalasi6n eompletsments nusvs.
Tres baiioa. Pfdanse informes 1 10
administration da LA DEMoogAoIA
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
SeCC|0N MERCANT|L
hQts (om!lGleS de San Juan


A0ea0ROe
Daaco e Pso. Rico Q ssk2e
Basso TERRITORIAL. Q 20 G22
Baaeo Popular 49,. e10 all.
AzUoAR. Para 10 sxportssi6u
aia epseasioAss.
BwqWes anumciadOs
vapor sspsaol sAigasl GAllarls
ssliS sl se llhmo Dc OorsEa. pars
ssts isla , 10 as Cuba.
Wager espaHei sPio I'D sali6 d
BassslsaA sl ls del sas sursa para
Gus ssaelAs Aeostuubrsdas.
Gslsss aMsrisans sAsbsry Fon.
ssinss, Ashs hahar salido do N. York
para este & kltmos del pssado.
Wager frances % Mbass sstay &
sAsf del II al = del assusl psossdsn.
% De Pssrto Plata = asgsirA visis Pc.
20 HsroTa.
vAnor sspaG u sCatalinas sali6
el Is dc Cki'z para 6.ta.
RntFaaas
vaoor eubano sJulias dc la HA-
hsna : ssealAs inlsrmsdiaG
aalsRas
vAsor americana sCsrkaals para
10 @asyfa.
R@qwes en- PHcPts
TRAvESIA
sFosss Rtass dssssrgaado
sJulias dsseargAndo
OoSTANRROs
sHayAsN,sanas Agaadtlls
s0erssSa do 1sriss dssa arg ando
sIudias dssssvgaudo
sCarmelitas Yabueoa
sDessadaS psndisnes
GwAa @lguel> "a sk00
sEspsrauxas psndisnte
sProgrssos YahuaoA
sIsabelaD pendisnte
W Ia sl Oluh do y. KshEhAAn D
o., % san Frsnslsso. % vsAdsn dos
sel0ies Do Gro sads ssmana, entire 90 /
sodes, shoaanao so.so 8 Loo ssmsnal.
L. GltimA ssmaaa osssvo uno don
RamSn Naea', soelo nkmsro Il
ALPUDLIeO |
Gran galsrfa fotogrkdaa do cvistAl
con t0dos los adslAntos modsrnos. !
Ampliaaionss. reprodueionss, visSsa |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
homb % do ssballsrf. con sus onsls

bomb % DO esbAlI0riA con sus 0deia
les.
Estos disturbios 90 atribuyeo 4
amin os'dsdss psrsonAles contra oti'
0'alss msxiosnos, q disgustos entire loo
des seeh sdos y & merod dores co bus
o. do bosiu, pero ain que 90 ersa $40
possible oygADixasi6n de uip guua 60
pecis, puss sl gobisrno DONNA 10 si.
tuAei6n por complelo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

| frlneIpaIes artfeulos
que % dsta' 'lau On almaeenes, & los
slguisntes prscios;
Arroees; dc partido { Jsp6n d.
3iG4t.
1dem valenciano do e} . st Dor
extreme dc elasss.
Aios dc Is stvs. 6 50.
Bonbone oct 81
Rasslao s5s
sArdinas ahumads q II eaatav avos.
osbollas espanolas e3
Id americans Q 2
GArhanxos Ni a9.
Kabichuelas Amsrissnaa eoloradas
laxgss 60. Blansas smsrieaaaa o.
Harina dc trigo Ga 4
Id do maix e3s
Jamonsa el0} 0 ii.
Jah6a Roeamora sSa, america
40, e23 ~.
hAntsss Ls7 On ! ' on ssiAs do
eT3 6 10.
NantsQaillai de s15 . 10
Pasta del pals Q g.
Papas amsrisanAs II o Il.
Tosiao, . 1T . 10.
Taaajo 20
ouesos am. e1s Patagrks 20.
Lschs eondensadA sAgailas 6 se|
Id Id sOras Rojasaaza
Id Id sNagnolias sa1
DEL PALS
Axdsar para el sonsumoi
Naseabado slaro do el&.
De miel elaro 0 o..
OsptrffugA slaro dc IL Ass
Amsriesna do 6A'aei.
De Poncs ssl . ~.
Ron 40 grades Cartier 6 o.. 90 een.
ssvos gal6n pagados r. Internas
Nais s.1.lo
Tabaoo, nominal,
PrecIos do sompra |
Almid6n O e2.60
Algod6n do s o $50.
Coeos do is . 1S millAr.
Oasros dulsss go . n
Sebo do res 81
Cate eorrienbe nominal
CANDLES .oorrIentes
Londras chsak Q 4.s7G!AS73
Paris - Aa.3ED.
Hamburgo kl.s.D.
New York so etvs;s p
Uspada 10 q 103 D.
CsduIas.. hlpOteCarIas
aanao Territorial y Agrfeola 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

~ Ia sl Oluh do y. KshrhAAn q
o., % san Frsnsisso. % vsAdsn dos
selcies Do Gro sada ssmana, entrs 90
soaes, shonanao Leo 8 Loo samsnal.
L. Ultima ssmaaa ossavo uno don
RamSn Naea', s0elo nkmsro ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

Gran galsria fosogrGdaa dc cvistAl
con t0dos los adslAntos modsrnos.
Ampliasiouss, reprodueionss, visSsa
DO edineios, grupos y todos trabeios
ooneeYnisntes 81 rAmo. BropietArio
]. A. Forastisri. .-Osguas P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

En- esta imprenta sc vende
papel yiejo 4 dos pesos %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

~ Ss vsnden disx yurtas do bueyea
i6venss, unA essA do maderas del
psfs reCisn copssruitai 90 toma 70.
nado al Guido y & gsnspsiAs On mag
niheos pAitos. InformalG
RnriqW FMnandss.
80 -0 Ell. Csguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
FdbIIca Dc NdquIna' Do Te-
Tar cafe Dc Victor CapII|s'
San German P. r.

Be tAbriean sAsAs mkQuinss del
tamsfio y presto que 90 pidan. Exas'
taments igualss & lAs que 90 imsortan
del extrspgsro. 81 tauano do 10 pal'
gadss dc lA'go. 9 do ansho y IL do
alto, vale doe dollAss. Dc mayor TO-
maAo subsn los preeios.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
LAD WHO TOOK
TICKETS HELD
COnfesses to But One Theft at
Central Railroad Depot
Others Alleged.

John Siggilnow, the boy who ON
fessed yesterday to stealing tickets
at the Central railroad depot, was
again arraigned before Recordc"
Pickersgill this morning. Agent
Howard White vas present and made
a charge against the youth, who
pleaded guilty to taking a number Of
tickets. Mr.. White said hat the boy
had been taking tickets for some
time, which the youth denied, saying
that he only stole once, taking ID
tickets, some of which were found on
him when arrested. The others, he
said, he threw in the river, except n
few which he had given to some
South Amboy boys. Mr.. White asked
If the boys father was liable, and
was informed that he was not, in
which case Agent White may posi-
bly, have to stand the loss unless the
company's auditor comes here and
credits him with the amount taken.
The boy was taken to New Brunswick
later, where he will be held pending
possible commitment to some insti-
tuition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
SPEED
LAUNCH HERE.
The Rush By, Of New York, Ira
yelled at Rate Of Twenty
Miles an Hour.

The s~peediest motor boat seer in
local waters for some time, at least,
was here yesterday afternoon. 1t, was
the Rush BY, of New York, and 1t
made everyone who saw it follow its
course in amazement, as it looked to
be going almost as fast as an ordi-
nary railroad train, and 1t was. 1t
darted across the flats to South Am
boy and returned and put In here for
gasoline.
1t has a 100 horse power Speed
way engine. 1t was built on speed
lines essentially, but has "a slarge
roomy after cabin and 'aeeonmodat-
es a number of men with comfort
even when at high speed. The, man
in charge said that the Boat Is sup
posed to develop 20 miles an hour.
and with favorable wind and tide
conditions often goes at the rate of
90 miles an hour. The craft excited
much comment along shore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
WORK ON PACKER HOUSE

City Surveyor F. l.. Smith and as
sistants are at work today surveying
for the new additions to the Packer
House.
Architect Brazer, of New York,
who has drawn the plans, telephoned
to Mr.. Smith this morning and order
ed him to do the work at once, SO
that when Mrs. II. G. Mendenhall
came here today, all the preliminary
work would be finished. Mr.. Brazer
is the architect who designed the
new custom house in New York. He
says the plans he has drawn for the
new Packer House, will, If carried
out, make 1t the finest hotel In the
city.
A conference between Mr.. Brazer,
| Mrs. Mendenhall and Proprietor Flo
ersch is to be held this afternoon, at
which time the contract will probably
be awarded.
Ira r. Grouse has been figuring on
the plans recently, and it is under
stood that he is the only bidder on
the contract.
Men will start tearing down a part
of the hotel as soon as the contract is
awarded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
FOREST FIRES
UNDER NEW SYSTEM

TRENTON, Aug. 2S.--The state
forestry commission met yesterday
afternoon at the state house. 1t was
reported that in fifty-eight out of the
seventy-two townships selected for
the appointment of fire wardens be-
cause of the wooded growth, these
officials had already been appointed.
The commissioners experienced con-
siderable difficulty in some of the
townships selected for the appoint
ment of fire wardens. The township
authorities in some cases, believing
that the commission did not have
the power to force the appointment
of fire wardens, at first refused to
make the appointments, but were
soon brought to time by the commits
sioners.
William H. Chew, secretary of the
commission, told a reporter yester-
day that there had been but one fire
since the appointment of fire wardens
and this had been eXtinguished at q
cost of so cents. The damp weather
had something to do with the scar
city of flames in the woods. The
commissioners are determined to en-
force the provision of the new law
which was enacted to prevent the
great damage done every year by for
est fires. 1t is likely that fire war
dens will be appointed in the four
teen remainging townships in the
near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

Editor Evening News:
The question in yesterdays issue
"Who Is Responsible?" | presume,
invites response.
1t would be n hard matter to place
the responsibility upon an individual
saloonkeeper, as a man seeking a
good time" generally, visits a num-
Der of these places, and it is not al
ways the last place that he visits
that should bear the blunt. As for
instance, in the case of Captain Will
liam Van Hayden, / find, upon inves-
tigation, hat in the last place, he
was in, he only had a small glass Of
beer n was not, apparently, intoyi-
Gated. In reply to your question:
Who is Responsible" for misery
and death through i~ntoxication, it is,
in the first place, the mar himself
who Is fool enough" to pour this
stuff down his throat. It Is his own
hand that is doing it, but as we are
not all endowed with equal strength
of character and will power, / sup.
pose you ear who is responsible for
the opportunity?
The State of New Jersey is. in this
case. We are, all of us, responsible
Tor sendlng 10 our legislatures, men
who wear the collar around theiI
necks."
Why, in the name of God, common
decency and the welfare of the people
did they not pass the local option
proposition of the last legislature?
No. They did not, because their boss
said no and very emphaticaIly mo-
because it would injure their chances
for the next election.
If this law had been passed, Civ
ing this city and all other communi-
ties of the state a right to say, wheth-
err the local government should Ii
cense this traffic or death and desola-
ton IN its midst then This city would
Be Irresponsible for the death of Cap
tain Van Hayden, If he met his death
fhrough sirresponsibilits caused BY
stA.s traffic,
PHILIP GABRIEL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
Madison avenue Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
MIR. GARRETSON RETURNS.

Dewitt Garretson, of Rector street,
who has been spending his vacation
in Parkersburg, West Virginia, re-
turned at noon to his home in this
city. Mr.. Garretson, who is at pres
ent organist in the st. Peters Epis-
copal Church here, while away re-
an offer to play in the Trinity
Church at Parkersburg, which offer
he has accepted for one year. MI.
G~arretson has handed in his resig-
nation to the local church, and will
leave for Parkersburg October |.
August Faher has returned to this
city, after spending a few days on
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Van Horn, O
Madison avenue, will leave this Sat
urday for Delaware Water Gap
where they will stay for a week.
Miss Mary McCreery is expected
home in about a weeks from VILE
Nova, where she has been spending
her vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
DEFEAT FOR
THE REBELS.

HAVANA, Aug. 2S.-A party Of in
surgents commanded by Colonel San
chez entered the town of Bejucal,
province of Havana, at IL o'clock at
night, fortified themselves and fought
all night against an attacking force of
government recruits and rural guards
without any other result than that
three of the defenders of the place and
one rural guard was killed.
Bejucal is situated fifteen miles by
rail south of Havana. Its population
is 5000.
Colonel Vale of the rural guards has
reported to the government by tele-
graph that he had defeated an insur-
gent force under General Guzman near
Cienfuegos. killing seventeen of the in
surgents. The loss to the rural guards
was one mar and four horses.
For several days General Guzman's
force of insurgents, which was vari-
ously estimated at from 200 upward,
has contemplated an attack on Glen
fuegos, and Colonel Vale, with a de-
tachment of rural guards and volun-
teers, was dispatched to Cienfuegos Tor
the purpose of engaging Guzman and
breaking up the band. The encounter
of the two forces resulted In the worst
disaster which the insurgents have
sustained up to this time.
That the insurrection is In a shaky
condition seems to be a fact, although
the end may not be as near as mem
bers of the government profess to be-
lieve. Ex-Congressman Faustlno (Pino)
: Guerra, the insurgent leader, operating
in the province of Pinar del Rio, In a
signed statement telegraphed here de-
| clares that he is as determined as ever
that the last presidential election shall
be annulled before there can be peace
in Cuba. That Guerra's force of 2,OOO
men Is well armed and supplied with
! ammunition and food Is amply verl-
fed. Their greatest drawback now Is
the lack of money, but the people of
the western part of Pinar del Rio are
furnishing them with supplies needed.
taking in return therefor orders on the
.'Cuban government" and in many
! cases refusing to accept any consider
alton.
The chief Of the secret service has
! formally charged Senator Morua Del
gado with being one of the initlators
of the Instruction and with being al
present one of its chief supporters,
The chief claims that Delgado led the
late Quentin Bandera to revolt against
the latter's better judgment.
Delgado, who is the only colored sen
ator, was charged with i%nstigating the
outrage at Guanabacoa in February
last. The senator was asked to alloy
him to be tried, but after a long con
sideration of the matter declined to dc
so.
/ General Moltavo, acting secretary OF
the interior, has issued an order under
J the direction of President Palma In,
structIng the government officials In
the provinces of Pinar del Rio. Ha
vana, Matanzas and Santa Clara to al
low all insurgents who repent of theI
errors to go free to their homes.
The foreign element, including many
Americans, criticise the offer OF am
nesty as a weak and disappointing &C
ltfon, showing d desire for peace at an.
price and a Willingness to sacrifice til
possibility Of future security to i pres
ent expedieneg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
Wos Too Noisy.

John WACO, thirty five years old,
of Staten Island, was arrested at 8
O'Clock last night by Patrolman John
Whitworth on Front street. WACO
at the time of his arrest was nOis<,
and had been annoying the neighbor-
hood for some time by singing pecu-
liar songs.
He pleaded ''too much booze be-
fore the recorder this morning which
was Aeplied to by the recorder with
III fne." WACO did not have II,
% was locked up again. This was
the only arrest last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
CLEARED BIC sum

The excursion committee of Court
Amboy, Foresters of America, met at
J.. J. Flynn's in New Brunswick We
nue., last night. From reports re-
ceived so far between $500 and. $500
has been realized from their annual
excursion which was held August 16.
There are about 600 tickets to be
heard from yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
SOCIAL A. G. FESTIVAL.

DESPITE the threatening weather
last night a number of people attend
ed the festival of the Social A. c,
which was held on the lawn of the
Holy Cross Church.
The lawn was strung with electric
lights and made a fine appearance
and the affair was a success. For
the benefit of those who were unable
to attend last night the festival will
be repeated tonight.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.
L. Friedman of 70 Fayette street
last night.
Miss Marie Hanson has returned
to her duties at c. M. Peterson's OF
fee. in Smith street, after a weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Mary Schuck, of Oak street
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Schulits, in Brooklyn.
Miss Marie Schantz and Miss Mar
garet Jensen have returned to thell
homes after a delightful stay VIII
friends in Newark and Irvington.
Some Of the members Of st. Ste
pnens' Danish Lutheran Church
spent Sunday afternoon and evening
on the lawn at the residence of P
Sondergoard in Keyport.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. N. Scott, O
High street, are home from their an
nual European trip.
A party is being made up for {
sail to Coney Island on William Han
sons power boat
The Ladies' Aid Society off ~
fish nj. 4. Chsteh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
Case to be Tried Thursday.

A. Rossi, the bootblack who has
engaged lawyer Cowenhoven OF New
Brunswick to represent him in q case
against Miss Agnes Kant of this city,
whom he is suing for damages, says
the case will be tried Thursday In
the district court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28

Point Arabe Curtains
Plain centres-rich heavy corded borderD
mot skinny widths, hut borders that
run up to is inches wide-every curtain
full length-season's prices $2,9S and
R3. e6--weT clean up this purchase 1. 4S
before stock taking ct .............
This price Is fos the pair.
Every curtain new and perfect
Rich Bordered Po.tieres
One to three pair Lois
Worth 5000 and s7.08-
Any pair In the lot. ............ 4.So
Plain figured ana Brocaded .Arpures,
mercerized Reps and Dn~masks-every
rood color, bordera II Satin DamasK
iobelin Tapestry or CIT velvet-aH per.
feet goods-bargaips Impossible 10 Ihd
after this lot is sold.
Two Pair Lots Of
Irish Point and
Point De Paris Lace Curtains
Eamples sent from Switzerland to take
Fall orders on-only two pairs Oh a
stvioN6nest bobbinet With high
ri.as novelty and border e%ects-HouH
nav $40 and S11 for the Identical
curtains when Fall Season opens 8, 81
Ehese sample pairs
,REMEMpER. ONLY q PAIsS OF 4 srSIS'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
Two Pair Lots OF
Irish Point and
n
Dress Goods
Cissn stocks for Inventcsy is y isle
Thereforei-

Ihereforet-
Tmnorted Nuns veiling.--3Sinch 40
Hilk and Wool Eolicnnes-44-in.
All wool Serges--4oinch- We're
Tho above in black and colOr' 40 10 'o'
All wool Datiste-44-inch
All wool Nuns V~eiling-44lnch M
All wool C~heviots-44incn '4S
All wool Cream Serges- Were
All wool Henriettas- IN to 10
Above In black and colorsI
Also Imported Black Mohaies~- >
Crepe Albatross--yard wide ~
Coyerts and Fancy Snitinge, wo,o
Pnnamas, Cheviots, Mixtures ooto 5o
30 to "a inch
Crepe Egyptiennes-
AL wool Henriettas-- 90
Nuns Vciiings- 49,
Brondcioths-twil back Were
Prunellas, Poplins, Granites- So to .B8
a TO 80 Inch -.
Above In all desirable Shades
SELL SEI.Ln SELL!!i
Is the order Of the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
French Net Bed Sets

French Net Bed Sets
Centre pieces of Real Renaissance. ARAB
Ian, Cluny, etc.-border to match-lates
novelty designs-fuii slze-deep yalance's
3.0S for Bed Sets worth $6-9S
4.0R for Bed Sets worth ST.0S
6.9S for Bed Sets worth ss.0s
0.0S for Bed Sets worth s0.98
7.0R for Bed Sets worth $12.os
DOS Tor Bed Sets worth $1S.9S
An below importation COST gA
make beautiful bridal giftA dzzlAA1t
Rich Tapestry Samples
From a manufactures who makes exs
eluslyelv for high class furniture mfrs ana
| decorators, we have bought the
! SAMPLES of richest Orgarzine, pAmssN4tA
m,,res. SILK Brocateks, SILK Gobeiins, bro4
Ia,o, Damasls and CLOTH Of Golq-hyerE
| co,or and combination Imaginable. Including
! Vardure patterns and chair and seat pae4
| acknowledgements X to IN yards-zo =
so inches wide.
90 cents sor Sample Pieces worth ~ ub
70 cents for Sample Pieces worth $1.bo up
oa cents for Sample Pieces worth sl-es uy
Others 1913 to 3.0S. worth $4.5o to wv
II YOU have & divin or chair to cover
or a rich sofa pillow 10 make or need mr y
q table cover or shor. drapery-dont miss
J .hasc iargains. Fp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
Society
AMONG THE oLn MAIDS.

Great excitement is now or in the
Old Maids Club, and from all indica-
tions one of the members, (the one
with the blonde hair), is to be mar
ried. If such a thing should happen,
all the other members, would be re-
leased from a number of VOWS, which
they took upon entering the club.
Although the report may not be
true, there seems to be a good foun-
dation for the circulation.
Two of the other members are now
saving up their pennies to pay a fine
for being in two young gentlemen's
company at Midland Beach this last
Sunday, which is strictly prohibited
by the clubs rules.
The young ladies are now complet-
ing arrangements for that automobile
ride and expect to hold it during the
week after Labor Day.
The following are the names OF the
members, who wear the d. G. S,
fobs: Misses Mary McCreery, Helen
Grassick, Caroline Beck, Mary Leavy
Lottie H%allahan, Theresa Leavyi
Kathryn McCreery, Julia McCreery
and Kathryn Leavy.