The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26
BIG DAY FOR
BARGAINS ON
THE HILL
Now Is the Time to Trade
There and Get Special
Goods at Special Prices.

What's the use Of going here to get a
hat, there to get a coat. hither to get
shoes and thither to get stockings2 Why
not get dressed from head TO foot from
the skin out and from the furthest out to
the Skin? 1t saves you time and 1t saves
you money TO go tc such n store. DO you
know where such a store is2 Don'ti
Wen tell you. It's Max Heyman's, 1S4-1s6
Springfield avenue. Head TO foot outfit
ter TO man and boy Max Heylman does
business on this principle. Better sell
goods now at cost; yes, even less than
cost. and make friends and customers for
the rest of this and all succeeding years,
than boost the prices for a present proht
and get the go-by later on. That's why
Max Heyman for the next ten days Will
wipe out the cost figure on all his inn
mense stock of clothing and furnishings
So far as the prices for the next
ten days are concerned Mr.. Hey
man does not figure on a cost
basis. He's going 10 sell all this stock.
That's the idea. No matter what his loss,
he's going TO sell It. His loss now Will
he his gain later. Who do You trade With
The man that is willing to sacrifice part
Of his profits in order 10 give you your
moneys worth or the man that figures on
making ninety-nlne cents on the dollar.
No need of asking. It's the man that
makes the sacrifice. Max Heyman is the
AAAHH- &iitllt 10h htttii ~
telling you how cheaply you can by this
and that. You go TO the store and you
find that the prices on the goods don't
fit the advertisement That makes you
sore. But you don't find that sort of thing
at Heyman's. He sells at the prices we
advertise. This big sale begins tomorrow
and ends Tuesday, August 6, II you want
TO throw away money don't go to Max
Heyman's, lS4-1S6 Springfield avenue. If
you want to save money go there and go
there quickly.
Tile put his foot in it, When you say
that you mean he made a mess of IT.
placed his bet on the wrong horse; beat
his wife; told his wife she was n liar.
There's only one time when you can say
"he put his foot in 1t" and mean thereby
that he didn't go up against hard luck.
That's when he puts his foot In a Ee-
veen shoe. When he puts his foot in a
Leyeen shoe he's all right. That means
he's put his foot In the right place: has
made money. will have no corns
and can walk the proudest OF
men In walking made easy shoes.
Here's what Levcen. the shoe house of
good luck and good shoes, has for yon
now: Women's Wei and patent leather
French heel oxfords. little mems satin
calf lace shoes, women's canvas oxfords,
misses and children's patent leather
bluchers, children's white canvas shoes
(this is n cleanup: don't miss I'D. mems
shoes and oxfords in patent leather, Wei,
gunmetal aud russell. women's house slip
pers, carpet soles Gust the thing for real
comfort this hot weather. and boys plain
canvas shoes with leather soles. Good
luck to you. You'll sure get It If you
go to Leveen's.
At the midsummer clearing sale Of shoes
and oxfords at the store of j. Silberman,
2e Springfield avenue, you have he great
est opportunity ever offered. All the best
makes OF Newark manufacturers are on
sale at a price 20 low as to astonish sou,
Mr.. Silbernan wants the room fer his
fall stock. Call and see these bargains.
Did you ever hear of Schachter &
Manners shirt waist house, 20 Fifteenth
avenue, Mt the junction OF Springfield ave-
nue7 They manufacture shirt waists OF
lingerie, lawn and silk. For variety Of
styles and low prices You need simply to
investigate to be convinced. They also
have a full line of white petticoats SELL
ing out at half price.
Go-carts and baby carriages like auto
mobiles have their day. and like old loco
motives are relegated to the Junk heaps.
Owing to memories dear only to a mother
she loves the old go-cart or carriage. III.
J. Fingerman, GO Belmont avenue, repairs
old carriages and makes them look equal
to new.
Before going on your vacation It will
pay you to visit the sporting goods de-
partment at Buob Brothers, 236-23S Spring
field avenue. A genuine reduction In fish
Ing rods and reels. crab nets and arti-
ficial bait. You will always find a supply
Of shredder crabs, blood and sand worms.
Fishing Bank tickets. so cents. In fact
everything for the sportsman.
How about those door and window
screens of yours, are they a good fit and
do they keep the flies and mosquitoes out?
~ MT o. 10 r AIQplnUyffZL R. Sons 1R1
Springfield avenue, where for the next
ten days screens can be had at remark
ably low prices. Better put in screens
than sit up half the night fighting mos
qutfoes.
A chance Of a lifetime Is now offered
at Otesky's Photo Studio. For every or
der of one dozen photographs you will
receive a llfe-size picture. Don't fail TO
visit this studio at 1877 and 1879 Springfield
avenue. built expressly for M. Otesky.
Haug, the upholsterer. SIG 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, D 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 fire on by machine
methods. The tires that l 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
he 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 repair
ing. Have him repolish all your furni-
ture. Have him make slip covers for IT.;
then when the fall and winter comes you
can say my house is in ORDER
Whats the use this hot weather of hav-
ing the wife fuss around the stove and
get heated up2 You get some of the heat,
too, when you get home, usually. Why
not let the delicatessen man do the cook
ing for you and save on your gas bills?
II Frank Albert, 45S Springfield avenue,
does It for you you can be sure Of getting
II cooked right, and you get the best in
quality that the butcher and the grocer
and the fish man can sell. No matter what
you want in the way Of cooked meats
You can get 1t at Albert's. He not only
supplies family trade, but furnishes out
ing parties, picnics and excursions with
anything and everything In the eating line
that they may desire. Try this once and
see II you are not the gamer in appetite,
comfort and health. Go TO Albert's and
buy your Sunday dinner and take 1t home
already cooked.
Don't go a Way on v,our vacation without