Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-14

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and trimmings.
Harry Levinson.
Harry Levinson's millinery store
at 342 State street, contains one O
the finest selected stocks of milliner,
in the city. Both windows are pref
tily dressed in holiday array. with
many appealing styles and shapes OF
French millinery.
Hans Lehman.
The bOttling establishment OF
Hans Lehman, at 349 State street
contains a profuse stock of wines and
liquors for the holiday trade. The
windows are stacked high with bot.
ties and tumblers containing the var.
ious kinds of holiday liquors.
Hyman Shangold.
Hyman Shangold's hardware store
at 355 State street, contains a huge
stock of articles useful for Christmas
presents, in the line of pictures
frames and cutlery.
Carp g. Beam.
The hustling furniture firm o.
Carp & Beam have their store, a
374 State street, piled high witt
furniture, carpets, carriages and ex
press wagons, sleds, dolls and go
carts that are the delight of youns
and old. The windows are prettily
arranged with spreading carpets and
furniture.
A. BeckhOff.
The hardware store of Abraham
Beckhoff, at 361 State street, is fine
ly stocked with everything in the
line of wall paper and hardware. His
store contains the useful articles for
the elder ones, while it also contains
carts, wagons and air rifles that are
the delight of the little ones.
H. J.. A. Lund.
H. j. A. Lund's store, at 1888 State
street, is filled with a new Christmas
supply of Spalding's sporting goods,
bicycles, monographs, dolls, picture
books and other things too numerous
to mention, that are pretty and useful
holiday gifts. Mr. Lund is known for
low prices and courteous treatment.
Sander Kish.
Sander Kish, with his establish
ment at 1856 State street, is known as
one of the most reliable and best
uors. His establishment is filled
with everything in the line of holiday
drinks, both for home and medical
use.
Simmen's Bakery.
The well-known reliable Simmen's
bakery, at New Brunswick avenue
and Maple street, is working night
and day to supply the demands for
their widely-known butter-nut bread
and other products of the bakers
art.
Sterling BOttling Works.
The Sterling Bottling Works, at
43 New Brunswick avenue, is we'll
supplied for the holiday trade in the
line of beers, ales and malt liquors.
This new bottling establishment is
one of the finest and most up-to-date
places of its kind in the city. Their
prices are right.
III. Germain & Company.
The H. German & Company five
and ten cent store in State street is
arrayed in Christmas splendor. The
store within is decorated with red
and green strings and bells. Various
glass tree ornaments hang here and
there. One of the windows contains
a Christmas tree bedecked with many
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is filled with toilet articles, perfumes
and other useful articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Martin j. Olsen.
Martin j. Olsen's grocery store, at
245 New Brunswick avenue, Is well
supplied with a stock of candy, nuts
and fruits for the holidays, besides
the regular line of groceries and
Staple articles.
Nicholas Julian.
Nicholas Julian's store, at 1879
Washington street, is decorated in it's
holiday splendor. Apples and nuts
are strung hither and thither. The
windows are stocked high with APP
pies, nuts and candies, encircled with
a decoration of holly and berries.
Edward Wiberg.
The grocery of Edward Wiberg, In
Woodbridge road, nea Washington
street, is well supplied for the COM
ing Christmas. Barrels of apples,
cakes and candy stand around.
Max Margolius.
Max Margolius' grocery store, at
81 Woodbridge road, is well stocked