The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-27
ON.
THE HILL
Now Is the Time to Trade
There and Get Special
Goods at Special Prices.

After the dull summer season. and start
Ing off with n rush. the Hill merchants,
In exnectation of the busiest fall season
they nave ever seen. nave filled their
stores with the largest and best stocks
they have ever carried. The residents OF
the Hill, realizing that the
STAR and the Morning Star are the
papers to which they turn for other infor-
nation, are on the watch for the adver-
Using columns OF those two papers, know
ing that in them they will find advertised
by the merchants Of their own section the
goods they want to buy.
Sort of chilly when you got up this
morning? Guess you didn't have any
windows open while you were dressing.
Wouldn't nave felt bad, would it, to ave
had a small fire going in the stove? you
know the landlord never hurries when II
comes to putting on the steam. This 10
because the landlord Is naturally a very
cold-blooded person and it takes more
than steam neat, generally, to warm aim
up. Even IL you don't feel the need OF
It right now, the time is not many lays
away when you will want the stove mat
you haven't got. Or perhaps you don't want
to buy stoves; perhaps you want a heater
that you can put on top of the bureau
or transfer around the house as occasion
may require. In either case, there is no
need of any hesitation on your part as
to where to go. There is no need OF vast
ing any time in looking around or going
TO half a dozen different places.
Thu place for you to go is to the Chris
tan Schmidt Furniture Company, 1o1-l59
Springfield avenue. There's one thing
about the store that you can't miss. It's
the only six-story building on the Hill.
Now, there's one thing about the Schmidt
store that will give you some Idea why
YOU want to go there to buy your stove
For over twenty-four years this store mas
been the headquarters for the stoves
''That Heat the HILL In these twenty
four years the Schmidt store has sold
over 1900 "Arion Beauty" stoves. THESE
are the stoves that bake good bread and
burn coal so that you get all there is IN
the coal out of ii. The "Arion YAK
heaters are in the heater world what the
"Arion Beauty" stove Is to the stove world.
This is simply one way of saying that
they are beauties that can't be beaten
lust one point: The only place where you
can buy these top-notchers in the stove
and heater line is the Christian Schmidt
Furniture Company.
The Schmidt store has just received an
order from the School Board of Newark
for four Krakauer h~igh-grade pianos. TINS
speaks well for two things: the quality
Of the Krakauer piano and the judgment
of the school board. The quality of the
furniture and the size of the stock in the
store Of the Schmidt Furniture Company
| always amazes the customer who enters
the store for the first time, no less thar
the size of the store itself. The piano de-
partment, which handle the Krakauei
| piano, is a randn-new department at tn,
Schmidt store.
It's getting to be tea time. Cold tea Is
all right in July or August, but when II
gets to be the latter part of September
you want your tea hot, The place to gel
the right kind of tea for hot tea is the
store of Thomas X. McClelland & Sons,
80 South Orange avenue. There is a Me
CIelland mixed tea that is famous all over
Newark. That's what you want to say Il
the clerks, II want hat famous McClel
land mixed tea" And when it comes t.
coffee, why, the McClelland coffee II
roasted every hour. So much Of 1t Is solo
that 1t has to be roasted every
Getting pretty late for that summer suit
1t looks kind Of shabby. You look kin o
cold. Your friends can almost hear you
teeth chatter. Bstter get busy and Civ
Il a rest. There's even such a thing a
working a summer suit too hard. just TAX
a trip to the merchant tailoring shop of s
Sobel e. Son, 277 Springfield avenue. The!
are up-to-date and they will put you up-to
date from the top of your head to the top
of your shoes.
Klausner Brothers. the dry goods stor
that you can always rely on to make good
at 266 Springfield avenue, opposite Boy
street, has a most attractive line of earl.
fall bargains for today, tomorrow an
Monday. Among them you will find tn
following: Fleisher's black yarn. sold at
big reduction for these three days, wit
the genuine Fleisher trade mark on ever.
hank. Women's heavy skirts, heavy com
fortables, mems wool socks. natural gray
mems fleece lined shirts. very heavy
drawers to match; mems all-wool shirts an
drawers; boys school suits; women's heec
lined hose and infants cashmere hose wit
silk heel and toe.
These are only a few of the many. TIL
goods are right. the prices are right an
the My thing necessary to make 70
light Is to go and buy them.
Your bed looks dingy and dirty. 70
can't helm 1t. You put all kinds of soa
and elbow grease on it, but it doesn't loo
rieht. 1t won't look right. The truth {
the matter is, you need a new one. If 20
: agree to this there is just enc place fo
You to go. That is to the BIG BE
AND BEDDING MAN" L. Cander, 2
Springfield avenue, There you will find
the present time going ON a special sale
i white enameled iron beds. brass rails, fu
size. woven springs and cotton top matres
and bolster. These Won't last very lonl
! they're like all good things, too good
Hast. Get in the game early and com
: out at the top Of the bed. Don't forg'
that the mattresses you buy at the sand
4 store are made by Sander.
Tomorrow is souvenir day at Sommer'
the Reliable hin shoe Store. The Son