Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-09
AT THE
COUNTY SEAT
ELUSIVE LUCY" WILL
APPEAR TONIGHT AND
JUMP INTO AUTO
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AuOhldSeS or the show
me kind; l mean the ones who are
going about saying that I never fill
my appointments, 1 am going to hop
III an automobile tonight on Smith
street, between State and Hobart
streets.
why, even heard that there is
n gentleman going around town
saying that l did not call on the peo-
pie whose names were in the pape
the day l canvassed for Mr.. Albert
Leon. l just want to say for the
benefit of this kind gentleman that
any time he can produce such evil
fence, am willing to face any per-
son whose address or name was in
the paper during any of my write
ups and prove to him, If any benefit
to him, that l was at all places
Wnere claim to have been. No one
Knows better than Otto Hartwig. of
Ottos cafe, at 286 Hobart street.
that l was there yesterday and had
some refreshments. OF course he
ala not know me at the time, but he
can well recall the fact of the lady
coming in company with a small
child, who visited his place in the
neighborhood of 1:15 P. M.
Il surely enjoyed my visit to this
place and hope to make 1t my favor
lite place to dine from now on dur
ing my stay in Perth Amboy, for the
service is superior to any others I
have seen SO far, and the prices are
so reasonable. There Is a beautiful
dining room decorated with potted
plants, where ladies and gentlemen
can go n spend a very comfortable
Time n sit down to a meal which
lacks nothing delicious. The place
Is given Mr.. Otto's personal atten-
ton at all times, who sees to 1t that
every one Is treated in the best man
ner. can assure any one that he Is
an old restaurant and hotel man,
who knows well what Is needed to
make one feel that they are in the
right place when visiting the Otto's
restaurant.
AT FOSTERS AGAIN YESTERDAY
II visited the Foster store again
yesterday and made several pur-
chases just to see if l would be rec
ognized, but no IL seemed to pay
any attention to me in the least. I
made several small purchases while
In this store, from whom | believe
to be Miss Foster. However, the
lady had light hair and wore glasses.
The number of one of my sales
Slips was 8-M-34, amount of sale,
ninety-three cents, and the number
OF my other sales slip was 18-M-17,
amount of sale, $3.50. / was treated
In the most polite manner, the same
as the other two times l paid this
store visits, and l am going to call
at this same store again to exchange
my purchase of yesterday. After
leaving the store / walked down
Smith street and returned to my
roOms.
AT SMITH AND STATE STREETS
LAST NIGHT.
II did not tarry at the corner Of
Smith and State streets last night,
owing to the bad weather. 1t was
in the neighborhood of 8:15 o'clock
when I was at this corner, where l
alighted from a Railway car, crossed
over to the grocery store corner and
walked down Smith street to Ho-
bart street, from where / returned to
my rooms.
II hope there will be a large
crowd out tonight, as / am going to
give all a good chance to reap the
reward. ! am not coming out of any
Smith street store or hotel and hop
in the automobile, but I am going to
walk at least three or four blocks,
thus giving every one a chance to
collect the reward. I have given
many tips In this story as to my way
of working and 1 trust that some
good deserving person will 500 haul
in the prize. Remember, I will posi-
lively not recognize any one who
gives ME the salutation after l once
reach the car.
ANOTHER GOOD HINT.
Il am telling you this, so observe
the admonition which all the we'll
thinking people do, read, listen and
think we'll. ! AN NOT GOING TO
APPEAR DRESSED UP LIKE A
PARIS FASHION MANNIKIN, NOR
EITHER AM ! A PEROXIDE
BLOND, AND FOR THE BENEFIT
OF ALL THOSE INTERESTED, IN
A TIP WORTH KNOWING, IAVOID
BRIGHT COLORS. Just blame
yourselves.
Conditions OF Capture.
The conditions of the capture of
Elusive Lucy" and the reward
which will be given by the EVEN
ING NEWS, are as follows: II the
captor shows ELUSIVE Lucy at the
time OF Identification a receipt for
six months subscription to the
EVENING NEWS, the receipt to be
dated since August 1st, 1910, $50.
II the captor shows ELUSIVE Lucy"
at the time of identification, a copy
of the EVENING NEWS not more
than twenty-four hours old, they
will receive $26.
How She Must BE saiuted.
ELUSIVE Lucy" will recognize but
one form of salutation, which Is:
Pardon me. you are the 'mysteri-
Gus Elusive Lucy of the Perth Am
boy EVENING NEWS, the Leading
HoEae Newspaper OF Perth Amboy."
If you address Miss Lucy, using
the exact words above given, she
will at once admit her identity and
ask you to accompany her to the
NEWS office, whore the reward will
be paid.
Now here is a chance for some
shrewd person to display cl%everness
and at the same time secure a prize
which will be well worth while.
Miss Lucy will positively not rec
ognize any one OBTAINING her any
length of time in order to obtain a
COPY of the EVENING NEWS or any
one in any way whatsoever who
stops her longer than a reasonable
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