The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-27

merA store Is the sole agency for the shoe
You so often hear about from your neigh
Dor. the Radcliffe" shoe. The fall stock
of fall shoes is now arrayed In the Sommer
store in a most tempting display. In date
II Is up to the minute; in style it's ahead of
the latest, and in quality it sits on top
of the North Pole. Here's a few of the
bargains in shoes that fit the feet and at
reduced prices that maintain a normal heart
action, to be found at the Sommer store:
Mems gun metal blucher. women's Wei,
patent tips and box calf, In lace, button or
blucher shape ;~youths' satin and box calf.
Ideal shoes, and misses shoes, box calf,
In lace only. One thing about the misses
or the Mrs. If she misses this sale of
misses and Mrs shoes-speaking shoe-wise
she Will make a misstep. Mrs. and
misses don't miss il,
The son or the daughter is just start
ing in on the years school work. 1t
means hard study-hard work for the
eyes. DOM take any chances on the
eyes. If there is any indication of trouble
go to c. J.. Brotherly, the optician, S72
Springfield avenue. Mr.. Brotherly works
on the principle that IAN ounce OF pre-
vention is worth a pound of cure" The
jewelry to be found in the Brotherly store
is the kind that makes all eyes, whether
they be strong or weak, water. 1t not
only has the virtue of being brilliant, up
to date in style, and of the best quality
obtainable, but it also has the merit to
be within reach of your pocketbook
Magory's, what does it mean? 1t means
sweet, juicy crabs. They are boiled every
hour, and they're fresher than Peck's bad
boy. Magory's. sS4 Springfield avenue;
that's all.
Taking the slip covers off the furniture?
Furniture doesn't look so fresh as 1t did
when the covers went on, does 1t? Well,
furniture is just like humans, 1t needs a
little f%reshening up about twice a year.
The humans put on new clothes and Tho
furniture gains the same effect II a COM
petent upholsterer takes it in hand.
Whether you want your furniture re-
polished. remade or remodeled, Hang, the
expert upholsterer, 536 Springfield avenue
is the man for the job. Something go
wrong with that clothes wringer? Did the
tire come off the baby carriage wheel
Haug is the doctor. He'll put rubber
rollers ON the clothes wringer and when
you wiring the clothes wringer the bell
boy will appear. He'll put tires on the 60
cart and they'll stay there as long as the
cart goes.
No. 156 Springfield avenue! The people
will be going there by the score for the
uCAl lew obyos WHY
cause it is where Max Flusser, the furni-
ture and stove man, who the Hill knows
stands by his word, and because he is hav-
ing a special sale of stoves and furniture
for the fall season. The October bride will
go there. She will go there to furnish the
home which she is soon to occupy. The
housewife who Intends to add a bit OF
furniture to her parlor or dlning-room OF
the kitchen will go there. The cook, who
wants a stove that will cook things thai
will make hubby forget his crouch, when
he sits down to the table, will go there
In fact, they'll all go there.
If you want a stove, Max Flusser give:
you one hundred, from which to make your
choice. and on every n an ak has beer
taken to the price tag. You need an oaH
dresser or an oak extension table-squart
or round-or a sideboard. If the variety
placed before you in the Flusser store does
rot suit your fancy the best thing you
can do is to emigrate to Iceland, where
the best you can get in the stove or furni'
ture line Is a freeze out. Among the spe'
eial bargains placed before you for thi:
sale are: Sideboards-one hundred to select
from-the most attractive. in finish anc
quality ever offered; iron bedsteads ant
a combination special. consisting of al
iron bed. iron spring and mattress; oal
dressers. with large bevel plate glass; oal
extension tables. both round and square
and administer and Brussels rugs. Charg
accounts are willingly opened at the Flus
ser store. Don't forget the number-1O
Springfield avenue.