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Milford chronicle., 1912-12-13

,uos in Baltimore at that time. It WI
ho %S? ;rferred from the above that MILTON
hos a Iot of God-forsaken people YET On
its hands. A little missionary wocd rood
here would, no doubt, do as Hlucn 80 80
as expending all efforts Tor esol enIls.lai'iA
ing the little heather Of IlmoucCo0'
Mrs. Lydia Russell, 70 years oiu' 1'IH af
living near town, fell on SATURDAY a.
tern6on ,r and fractured the femur OF nsr
rigbt thigh. DR.. R. B. Hopkins reLlu-
erSed rcd the necessary surgical assistance.
Mrs Russell fell in the yard, BENG
nrahle to get up. and no one, oelng d.
/ home TO assist her, she lay on the grouliu
for over an hour in agony. A woman
driving bv. heard her moans ana "Su1
70 her relief. Being unable, to get ner
INTO tbe house alone, she placed some
sacks and other material under her ana
over her and dispatched some one Ior
the doctor. ,..
Robert Wright snewly-repaired buliq-
ing on North Mulberry streetls ehciO'e"'
The water in Lake Fanganzykl IS very
low for tbe season, and the tides IN tne
river have been correspondlngly hlgn
for the last week. ,tC
carload of coal was received py =
G Waples on Saturday. This, by al
lowancing each purchaser, VIII reHe'e
the famine for awhile. ,...,,,u,
Miss Mary Carey, one OF the teacHTt7
in the Public School the last part OF Ine
week and Miss Nellie NAPLES, sup
NV taught school during her absence.
Noble Ellingsworth, Of Philadelphia
=. ls.-., ,,-;+b ber mother and making
readv for the fox hunting season.
Oscar Retts is able to be out again.
It will be remembered that a short tine .
ago Mr.. Belts had the tibula OF ms ieIt
leg broken by flying belt, while at
work in the Royal Packing Company,
plant. Since that time until a week
AGO he has been confined to his home.
Town Council met on Monday evening
to devise some manner of investigation
INTO the attempt to burn Harry ROBIN
,on's storehouse on Sunday evening.
Captain John TomlinsOn died at the
nome of his daughter, Mrs. Alfred Lit
.leton near Overlook, on Friday even
NO. aged 81 years. Funeral services
we're held at White Chapel on Monday
.vening by the Rev. J. w. Sutton. and
nterment made in the cemetery Of that
1urch. Amongst the many friends Of
he deceased. who attended the funeral,
vas Milton Council, No. 30, A. o. L.
v. of which order he was a member.
)ecease leaves to survive him a widow
nd one daughter, mentioned above.
lr. TominsOn removed from Milton to
he home of his daughter the Tuesday
receding his death. d. A. I.
Milford chronicle., 1912-12-13
WILLIAMSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Collins left Tuesday morn.
ing for Middletown, Conn. where they will take
their position
The stork visited Mr.. John Thompson last Thurs
day morning and left them l2-pound boy baby,
and also Mr. and Mrs Hartley Gray are now the
happy parents of a baby girl
Earl Griffith is visiting his uncle, W. C. Collins
Milford chronicle., 1912-12-13

HERE is a true statement of Z
concrete fact, which every citizer
should have we'll grounded as a
part of the basic principles which
underlay all law and order methods
viz that the police man or officer
clothed with powers to enforce the
laws to protect all persons and in
sure them enjoyment of their rights
and privileges, shall be protected
and upheld by citizens everywhere.
IKE Evening Journal recently voic-
ed this sentiment as follows
Severe punishment should be in
flicted by the court upon men who
attack or interfere with policemen
who are engaged in the discharge
of their duties. Our policemen
stand between the law abiding and
the law-defying elements in our
community and under all possible
circumstances they should be sup
ported by good citizens and the
courts. A man who will sneak up
behind a policeman and strike him
when he is making an arrest or
or, having made it, is taking his
prisoner to the police station, is
the worst sort of a coward. He
should receive no favorable con
sideration from a Judge.
Milford chronicle., 1912-12-13

WITH wood at ten dollars per
cord and coal at eight dollars per
ton, the matter of keeping warm is
an expensive problem this winter.
Milford chronicle., 1912-12-13

THE Christmas season IS with us
again, and the stores of Milford es-
pecially are points for the shoppers
from all sections and towns adiac-
ent. From the streams of carriages
and wagons which come and go
each day, there is evidence to be-
lieve that the merchants of Milford
are having a fine holiday trade.
The Chronicle" has advised that
shopping be done at the earliest
period possible for all, for the COM
fort Of all, and for the purpose of
doing the greatest good for all, and
they have certainly put into prac-
tice the advice this season. The
advertising columns of the "Chron-
icle" will be as good guide as it is
possible for the shopper to follow;
for the real merchant tells the peo-
pie what he has provided for them
to select from, and Through the pa
per talks to the public each week,
truthfully add with as complete
statement as an advertisement will
permit.
Milford chronicle., 1912-12-13

THE Milford postmastership
would be a handsome Christmas
present for someone to have drop
ped in their stocking.
Milford chronicle., 1912-12-13
SUPPLY

The Seer,
uy issued
of Farm La
tioD OF Ge
Division of
Gon of the
iect Of the
treated in
published
labor in tn
countries. i
on account
trialisnn 2
OF this cot
all persons
occupation
in 1920. {
per cent II
to A ! per
in 1890, an
one third
occupation
1920 to 1Q
eliDed AZ s
period the
lul occups
from 2O6S
Ave times
Compar
tries for v
The statist
the occupi
and hshn
eOmpariso
for the III
1905 tirs
employed
ing eaiuf
peTsentag
Al s per
80 z per
Wales, s
the extTr
10 indns
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
RICH ORE IS DEVELOPED
NEAR THE 0RMSBY LINE
High Grade Copper and Gold
Results From Hard Work

gresseS the same character OF ore Is
found and it looks like one ui the
biggest copper hnl, yet uncovered
III Western \rvadn. The iat1 that
L representative OF one OF the big
>meltcr companies has made "a sub
~tnnunl cash offer i 4 Warrant that
th,, ground i worth considering.
The offer WAS turned down a> the
mon have every reason t" believe
they have 4 bonanza in sight.
The ore that has been developed on
the lower level is of shipping vari,
ely. while )hut above w"uld make an
ideal concentrating product, ii be-
ing Iillrd with ~uiphi,o~ and other
heavy material that would readily
trea, in this manner.
The find is pretty we'll Il ward the
~ummi OF the high mountain above
Jacks Valley \ preliminary survey
wa, run a year az" lnr Il tram lny
ltdeveloped that The ore could he
brought Il. The valley below with
such 4 gravity line and at L comrar
ItiNrIy small expense. Since the re-
rvnt ind considerable interest i be.
ing taken in the section The fact
that the copper ore carries this large
value in gold and silver ii j. a lea
lur,. that makes Of more than pA~~.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
AFTER WELLS FARGO
IN WASnOE COUNTY

Alter dciying the state i"r Years
an effort will now be made To- force
the Well, Fargo EXPIRES, Company
to pay taxes to the same extent aS
other corporations doing business i'll
this state Yesterday complaint
was filed against the company by Dis
trict Attorney Woodburn ~eckin" t"
collect $5S4 AZ in taNr- claimed to
be due Wa,hoe County y-'iazctte.
Orm>by County l. supposed to
have the same kind OF suit pendind,
but to date there ha> been very little
action taken. The case should be
brought to trial and a test OF this
important matter be made.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
ONE YEAR
SENTENCE To
GAMBLER
EIkO Man Must Serve
for Roulette

Yesterday Judge Somcr~ in l:lAu
sentenced Jack Mnhrr to one year
i'll the pcnitcntiary ior conducting a
gambling table. itc va, arrested
with number OF other, last summer
and al :. trial finished q irN days AZ"
was iound guilty
Mah~r and several o,Aer, were
taken into th> dra. net by SAr.it:
Harris II tie sam. ;.1nc 49, cr;,.
i."-tcfI rtnplc on 4 eros, cnlyi;.ent
l"ur were arrested. They put up a
$3.50 bond which they forfeited Ma
her was running the roulette Wher
at the time oi hi arrest Tht other
gamblers who were running Il faro
game were freed 1t 4 trial several
months ago.
This i the second CON, irti"u ui-
der the new law. the other being
from Rhyolijc
\ petition j. being cjrruloleI IN
Ell,o- asking for paroi, in this case.
a number ui the jurors signing the
petition. Should 4 parole be grant~
ed it would have to be through q
special meeting ui the Board nr
Pardons called Tor that purpose
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
NEvAOAN s
MONEY IS
IN DEMAND
Two Widows Want
Cash of Deceased

Colonel William Janc, Sutherland
miner OF the Golden West. was 4
wealthy man He died leaving Il
81 Sl,0U,OW estate. and two widows
to fight ior it, possession.
One OF them live, III l.Nnl0u with
her 5-year old child She i Ngne,
reaman Sutherland The other is
N San Francisco with her two sons
She is Mrs. w. J. Sutherland the IirNr
Mrs. Sutherland No. | lcnounce>
the London widow a. an impO~etr
She asserts that she was the stem
ographer of her husband when he
operated mines at Cande laria New.
and later when he had offices in Ia
coma. directing affair, OF the Alaska
Consnlida1cd Mines Company. which
had mines around lcuau
1t i, asserted that the ,:cn"graph
ers father wAs Reuben + l.atioon.
Waterman at Su,hcrland'> mines,
now residing at the Hotel Belmont,
New York THE daughter va we'll
known - Aei"I NJ, sander. and sub
seaucntIy u, Agne, rcaman, 1t was
ten years ago thai Sutherland lclt
San Francisco with hi <tcno2raphcr.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
FOR RENT

Desirable housekeeping apartments.
also small furnished house to
rent. Inquire Of Mrs Mather, 5l6
Proctor Street.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
GEO. GRAHAM RICE
TO SERVE A TERM

Yesterday in New York George
Graham Rice, who wa, being tried
iur fraudulent use OF the mails.
changed his plea from not guilty t."
that OF guilty. The change OF plea
came as surprise as he ha, been
making hard hight in the case.
Rice SAID he pleaded guilty only
Whrn all hi, resources and those OF
his friends had been exhausted, Rice
his sentence be ginning December 30
last. when he wn~ put in the l"mbs
after one OF the JURORS haI been ap-
preached.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
ANOTHER
MURDER At
G0LDF|ELD
Suicide Follows Bad
Shooting al Camp

NOLDFIELD, March $-l'rvi
Eurnham, recently ii Huttr, M"nt
shot and probably fatally N"unded
+. II. IcvvIIc, Il miner with whom
h was formerly in partnership in
Montana. and ihcu shot ANA killed
himself here l"-day. \ puarr>l over
their Montana mining claims i sup
posed /" have Caused th,. shooting
h"rnham stepped I-aNyI!> H. he lat
ter N"~ going home from work and
"r'cr,I h'n /" throw III, his ran1~
I-avcl!r ran, and Eurnham shot him
:hr>, times III IA. beck. rnI then
shot himself through tho heart La
NvIjr leaves 4 vile and five children
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
ANOTHER COTTAGE
TO Be ERECTED

Herman Springmcyrr j. making
preparations to erect another cottage
on the lot where the old hay yard
stood lie i busy at present tear
ing out the old barn, and sheds. The
new cottage will be similar in many
respects to that built during the win
ter. which i, one oi the finest bun
galows put up in thi~ city. MIR
Springmeycr never docs anything by
halve, a. i shown by hi, Sling 'h,'
other hall oi the lot with desirable
residence The work ri building
will commence A. soon a. the wealth
er will permit
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
FINE new PICTURES
At the GRANO TONIGHT

The following program will be
rendered at the Grand Theatre to
night which i, interesting and en-
tertaining:
THE COW \KD. dramatic
LITTLE lNJJN. IN Indian love
tale
PALS. college story, full OF col
lcge spirit.
THE Girl. AND THE MOTOR
ROAT. thrilling story. and one OF
the most unique photo-nlay> ever
produced,
Change Of program tomorrow
night.
Good PriutinS at the Appeal now
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
VIRGINIA WOMAN
DIES SUDDENLY

Mrs. Kate Mc.\ulif. an old-t,me
resident "i Virginia City. was found
dead At the foot Of stairway yes
tcrdAy. The woman had evidently
been stricken with heart failure and
fell to the loot OF the stairway
When found She was past medical
relieei. She had been noted about
the, streets several hours before and
was apparently in her usual health.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09

Butter wrappers at the appeal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09

Good Printing at the Appeal now
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-03-09
ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM

An Asylum inmate named har'h"'-
emew. made his escape from th'
Asylum Thursday and Wa rounded
no at ranch near Steamboat
Springs where he had held up the
owner and wanted to run tht whole
range. He was located III Ma!
stack where he had fallen asleep
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Special Sale of
Reed PuIlnsn
S1eeper>
irth Floor

The reed Pullman sleepers we
offer this week at special prices
were made by one OF the FORE
most manufacturers of baby
carriages in America. The reed
is the best quality stock, and
comes in fiat, half round and
round patterns. The styles Of
the carriages are the very new
est-and there are fourteen diff
ferent models to select from.
Full size bodies, upholstered in
corduroy. Some have detach-
able cushions and reclining
backs. Reed hoods, the finest
flexible steel springs, tubular
steel pushers, with fancy enam-
eled cross candle. Rubber-tired
steel wheels. All brand-new
goods. finished in natural shell
lac. This is a sale that will ap-
peal to the discriminating
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Between
Ourselves

Do you enjoy good vocal
music?
The Phoenix Singing Society,
the famous Newark organization
which took a prize at the last
National Saengerfest in Phila-
d~elphia, will appear forty-fve
strong in the Bamberger Audi
torium next Wednesday at 2
o'clock sharp. This concert will
be worth listening to.
A portion of the program will
be in German, thus giving you
an opportunity to hear the songs
you know so well sung In the
LANGUAGE Of the Fatherland.
This is one Of the most unique
and p%retentious programs ever
presented in a department store,
and one that will doubtless
bring forth a great crowd.
Our Auditorium only holds
about five hundred, so It might
be we'll to get here early.
Remember, Wednesday after
noon on the stroke of two
Auditorium, Sixth Floor.
You are cordially invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

Three more days Of this unusual sale. Dor
the most acceptable character are selling at price:
Here is a list of the rare offerings:
800 Reversible MacLinaw Cloakings. 2.3S-
Double-faced plaid back polos, plaid back chin
chillas, plain chinchillas and novelty weaves; 81 to
So inches wide; worth 800; special, per yard ..2.38
lbs and 1.5O Mannish Suitings, 1880 to Sc
inches wide; rough weaves, boucle effects. home
spuns and pretty novelty mixtures; l25 to l.5O
100 and l.25 Novelty Suitings, 59c-Every yard
all wool; stylish mixtures; so inches wide; suitable
for suits, skirts or coats; should sell for 100 to IFS
yard; al
59c All-Wool CO'ored Serges, 4Sc-Of bard
twisted yarns. positively unequaled for wear;
sponged and shrunk; the best SOC value on the
market; per yard .4sc
l.5O and 200 Fall Suitings, 1.19-50 to 81 inches
wide; novelty weaves, two-tone effects, whipcordS,
broadcloths and serees in most desirable colors;
1.50 and ZOO materials; per yard. ...........L.l9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

miss Il. Dress fabrIcs, Suitines and C1Oak1n"S OF
which make the best values offered in many days.
100 Black Unfinished CheviOts, 59c-Brilliant,
jet black unfinished cheviots of splendid weight; so
inches wide; would sell ordinarily at 100: price 59c
200 Black Suitings for 1.39-Rich Jet black
diagonal weaves, semi-rough materials. cheviots,
etc.; so to 81 inches wide; splendid weight: 200
suitings; yard
$50 Black Kersey Cloakings, 2.38-Come In
lengths suitable for one, two or three coats; rich,
coal black kereev, OF heavy weight; beautiful, luS-
trous quality; $50 values; while they last. yard .2.3s
LOO and 1.25 Black Suitings, 79c-Broadcloths,
black chiffon panamas, chcviots, novelty striped
serees and imperial serges; LOO and LIS values;
1.5O Black Serges and Whipcords, l O9-Fine
twiled or heavy diagonal serges, all wool, Jet black;
also black whipcords, made of hard twisted yarns;
all so to 81 inches wide; regular l.5O values; spe-
cial, per yard
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

1000 Rugs. 15.75-Seam-
less tapestry Brussels
rugs Of the best grade:
choose from our entire
lire of Rize 9 by 70 feet at
this special saving: re ~
lar 500 rugs: special. 1875
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

1880 Rugs. 13.75-Seam-
less tapestry Brussels
rugs in a variety # good
designs suitable for the
dining-room and bed
rooms: regular $3.50
grade; special for Tues
day only 1873
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Mems 200 and $50 Shirts, l.b5
(First EOOr---H alSey STREET,

These shirts are made of Anderson woven madras.
Strip Ell effects in beautiful range of colorings ana designs.
Plain neg!ig.e style. Coat front. Cuffs attached. Every
SHIRT is cut full aud finished as good as a shirt could be. Mt
a one is worth less than 81, many ar. worth up to $3.50, but
we pougl tneh Ill d SPeG'A uea A"u h"n~ ~-ead tha-s.
price for immediat, selling of each, Los
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
ESQ CharmeuSe
Silk, I9S

Plack charmauS. silk, 4s
inches wide, is one of the most
popu'a ar silks of the Fa ! SEASON.
In this special three-day sale
We will sell the regular g IS
oral tv (and som. of if is worth
$3.50, for the yard ......l.oS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Oriental Rugs
Reduced
(FoHrfh floor

A rare opportunity to Sc
cure genuine Persian rugs
at appreciable savings is
presented to you this we'll
at Bemberger's. We have
reduced prices materially
so much. IN fact. that it Is
well worth YOUR viii e to
buy now. Come and real
Ize what good values We
offer. Here you will find
beautiful Persian rugs in
KirmanShah. Serape. An
Italian. Bulluk and Khirva
Bokhara. and small rugs in
Kirman. Iran. Lurtstan Sa.
rouk, Shirvan Dagh sta,
Beloochestan. Hamadan and
Anatolian silk mats. Spe-
cial offerings are:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

1000 RuEs, 14.75-Seam-
less velvet rugs in he
newest effects; all beau
tiful Oriental designs;
rugs woven In one piece:
regular 500 values: spe-
cial for Tuesdays Sc l.
Ing .I4.sS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Women's $3.50 to $500 Coats, 1850

T7"U mD-WUH1 5ND
This is an important. sale 1t is arnmkabe sale: II. the face OF advancing fur prices, we
make the abOemmed offer And. women, with good business Judgment who want fur coats OF high
character are showing their appreciation of such al event by Hkng ADVANTAGE it TIE coats are
all 81 md "a nes long The collection oss of black Russian poykn, caeuL marno, and coats
whit e squirrel Not one is worth less than $3.50 The majority wOdb considered ex
gnunen@s and quality Of eh. skin is guarantees b, BamtengTs You need not be n% m mat me
certain BUSINESS conditions cued the hH to be shd to US at big loss but it is lucky for YOU 1t
is not likely that such a sale will occur again. No~ is the golden opportunity. Wonens oeu 70
12SOO fur coats only. 4@O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

$3.50 Rugs, 28.75-A linn
tied supply of Royal WI =
ton rugs at this spe ciai
saving: fifteen new and
beautiful designs to
choose from: should sell
for $3.50: special for
Tuesday 1910
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
400 Table Cloths 2.70

Round scalloped table cloths, made Of
extra heavy German linen yarns-splen-
didly finished: many pretty patterns for
your selection; quality regularly 400
each; for this sale only. .2.79
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

Patrons who use the easbou-d
Market street and Central ave-
nue. street cars will find il 10
tFeir advantage to use the
Washington street entrance.
Elevators near by.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
The m Coat Store
(Tbird EloOr-HaisRv STREET.

Every one tells us that we have
the best assortment Of women's
coats in the city. VIZ believe we
have, too. Here are some very at
tractive numbers which we shall
feature Tuesday:
Women's Goats at 15.0O-Splen-
did coats Of fine black hroadclothS.
chinchillas, boucle, doublc-faced
cloths and smart mixtures. Several
excellent styles TO select from.
Prettily trimmed. serviceable coats.
Excellent values 1900
Women's Coats at l7.9S-F"rel-
lently made coats Of broadcloths,
boucle, cheviot, zibeline and mix
lures. Full and three-quarter length
models, with notch or storm col
lars. Neatly trimmed with velvet,
braid and contrasting cloths. Ex-
cellent values at ...l7.9S
Women's Coats at 2O.OO-Swag-
ger coats, made Of double faced
cloths, diagonals, two-tone and
plain boucle; dandy mixtures ard
fine black broadcloths. Some with
smart embroidered collars and
cuffs, others neatly trimmed with
velvet and braid. Some lined TO
waist with good yarn dyed satin.
Others lined throughout. Splendid
values 20 90
Women's Coats at IS. 90 to 10000
Stunning new coats, in a wide
range of beautiful and serviceablc
materials, in black and colors For
street and evening wear. Prices
$500 to 10000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Pay the Bet With a Bamberger Hat

Bet q hat-win 1t and get 1t at Bamberger'a
Lose 1t and buy 1T at the same place. If It's a
two-dol;ar bet, get an "Elbeco:" three-hfty M ans
a -Flex," or II it's a IS or Sc proposition.
there are Velours from Vienna. for instance. and
others that real men wear. Hat shop. second floor.
reached best by Washington street elevators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Four Big Values in Newest Rugs
(FoArtb Eoor-WasbMgton street,

(FWTb FOOT WaSWNgNW NTWD
The create rug store comes forward with four extra good rug bargains for Tuesdays selling
these rugs are the very newest designs and are all size 9 by 12 feet Anyone acquainted with the
character Of BambergMm rugs knows the following e dalo offerings are rare vahs:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

A saving Of twenty-one cents on the
purchase Of a hand-embroidered guest
towel. Many pretty monogram patterns.
suitable for embroidering initial; size
15x24 in: regular SOC each: it,. .3Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
Mems 1900 and 1850 Salts. 9.75
Mems 1900 and 2OO 90 Suits. 1875

Every suit is made of strictly ar-wool materials. Michael Stern & Co.
make 10 other kind. The seasons most approved patterns in gray, tan and
the popular shades of brown. Two AMI tEree-buuon models OF the most ap-
proved types Honest weLtMred clothes through and through Perfect fitting. Don't
let this clothes opportunity slip through you fingers. It's the big sale of the year-he
sale: that appeast to every nan of dscimnna ing Judgment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
LIS Table Damask csc

72inch Scotch linen table damask Of an exceptionally good
quality, strong and firm; several excellent designs from which to
choose; a quality regularly LIS per yard, special at........ Csc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
r E
COIrmhia
Double Disc
Records
Records

To the first one thousand
adults visiting our talking ma
chine department Tuesday we
will present free Of charge a per-
feet Columbia double disc DEM
onstration record. No purchases
are necessary-simply come and
ask for a record. Study its re-
production carefully, every note
Of every instrument and every
graduation Of the human voice,
and we don't see how you Ear
fail TO encore every word 1t will
speak TO you from your own
machine. 9Th Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04
$50 Napkins $50 dog.

This is a napkin offering well worth
investigating. Heavy Scotch linen tab'e
napkins in many beautiful patterns; fine
quality; a grade regularly $50 per dozen;
special sale price, Ass
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-04

Take Afternoon Tea with your
friends in the restaurant. De-
licious luncheons served at pop.
ular prices. Delightful music.
Real pleasant after a busy days
shopping.