The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
HERE'S A CHANCE:
HILL BARGAINS
They're Booming Now-Max Heyman's
Big Sale Still 0n-see
sommer's, Too.

Been to Max Heyman's yet? Got some
of the good things in the way of bargains
In head-to-foot outitting? Haven't?
What's the matter with your eyes? Gone
blind? Don't want to save money. Ell?
All right, there's plenty that do. The
money savers have been thronging Max
Heymah's store Mt 1SI-1Ss Springfield ave.
nue. ever since last Saturday. The store
has always been the busiest Of the busy.
but the business it has done since the big
ten-day bargain sale started has been an
eye-opener. The size Of it is that the big
gest part of the Hill has lived in the Hey
man store ever since that sale started.
Whole families have fairly camped there,
Inc when they departed they carried away
Oil they needed to clothe the whole family
from now until fall. And the question in
every mouth has been, How can he do
IT." Do what? Sell such good goods at
such ridiculously low prices. But Hey
man smiles and Keeps on smiling the smile
that makes sick the man who Is looking
Tor profit all the time. He sells just as
he advertises. This sale will positively
end next Tuesday, August 6. That means
49, - AAA1 o1E AtA1 80 FFhANA
to effect a big m~oney-savlng. Get there
and get there quickly with both feet.
There's one thing that makes you like
to trade at Sommer's, the Reliable Hill
Shoe Store, 22S Springfield avenue. It's a
strictly %one-price store. You can depend
on the shoes you buy there. and you can
depend on your feet to carry you any
where through anything II you wear Som
mer's shoes. Satisfaction goes with every
pair of shoes. He handles and sells only
the frst-class makes and sells them at
prices that hit the bottom. IF you have
tender feet or feet hard to fit or you are
looking for an odd size, Sommer is the
man for you. Once his customer, always
his customer, for you always get courteous
treatment and a square deal.
Monday is coming. Monday is wash
day? You need a new wash boiler. Go to
Buob Bros, 236-23S Springfield avenue, and
get n good boiler at a figure that will
make the washing seem easier than 1t has
ever before. There's n difference between
the Buob Bros. boilers and other boilers.
The clothes show it. The boilers are a
few Of the household goods that are suffer-
ing in the cut-down sale now going on at
Buob Bros. There's a big lot of brooms
on the list. There's going to be n clean
sweep of them. Charcoal irons, just what
you need fon this hot. sticky weather. Get
Buob window screens. They are the kind
that admit all the air there Is stirring, but
they also keep out the flies and mos
quitoes. Gas plates, oil stoves, fly traps.
Jelly glasses, tumblers and a full line of
Teddy bears and other toys for the younger
who wants to play out-of-doors-all these,
too, are being sacrificed ut prices you can
not afford to miss. All the Hill fishermen
get their tackle and bait at Buob Bros.
They get there the tackle and bait that
catch the fish.
NJ hattar off non hn h0n6Qd down 70
posterity than a life-size picture of your
self. Otesky, the photographer, 1918
Springfield avenue, offers free to every
purchaser of a dozen photos q full life
size picture. The Otesky studio Is one of
the best equipped studios in the country.
1t is in his own new building and fitted
up in magnificent style. All pictures are
exactly true to life, Prices are right.
Webster says a charm Is anything
worn to avert i'll or secure good fortune,
but many a woman will tell you a charmer
is a dude who aims to secure your gooG
fortune and Is so persistent in his little
game that her patience becomes exhausted
and she cannot avert Illness.
There is, however. another kind of a
charmer, perfectly harmless and sure 10
please you. II. Ginsberg, the baby
eharmer. at 50 Springfield avenue. loves
babies and babies like him. Baby pictures
are his speciality, and he takes them In
a twinkling and gets the smile that won't
come off.
This Is your last opportunity to get.
door and window screens at such amazing
ly low prices as are now offered at the
store of l.. Mankowitz & Sons, 1S1 Spring
field avenue, corner of Mercer street, so
don't miss this chance of a life time. Sim
ply phone in the size Of your door or VIM
dow and your order will be quickly execu-
ted. as free, prompt delivery is the motto
of this wide-awake firm. They also keep
everything In the builders hardware line.
Maryland and Magory are synonymous;
Maryland, My Maryland, the home of Bo-
naparte, our Acknowledgement; Gibbons,
our cardinal, and the delectable crab; Ma
CORY, purveyor to the citizens Of New Jer-
sey of the aforesaid delectable crab. His
majesty, the Maryland crab, comes to Ma
CORY all alive and clawing; they are fresh
boiled hourly till midnight. Honor your table
and astonish your stomach with a dozen or
two of these Maryland crabs. Magory has
them at 1884 Springfield avenue; phone 10o3-J.
See, the printer, never saw so many
orders for printing until he saw the advan-
tage offered him of advertising In Bar
gains on the Hill" II you have not seen
See as yet don't fail to see how quickly
and neatly he can do a job of commercial
printing. Seeing is believing, and See will
prove 1t. Give him a trial and you will
see better work than you ever saw.
Haug, the upholsterer. 596 Springfield
avenue, not only sells you the right kind
of goods at the right kind Of prices, but
he gives you good advice, for which he
charges nothing. For instance, he says
to you, do not accept any tires on your
go-cart or baby carriage If the tires are
hooked together. The hooked-together
kind are sure to come off. Come to me
and l will put your tire on by machine
methods. The tires that 1 put on never
come off and never tire" Haug repairs,
repolishes and remodels furniture, and
makes slip covers and remakes mattresses.
The summer is a good time to polish up
the furniture that has received the hard
knocks In the winter. Here is a tip for
you: Go to Haug and have him repair any
of your furniture that needs repairing.
Have him repolish all your furniture.
Have him make slip covers for It; then
when the fall and winter comes you can
say my house is in order"