davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-19

The monthly carrying charges on many
of the houses advertised for sale in the
Classified AID Section today are lower than
the rent you're now paying.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-19

WOODBRIDGE-New home. I rooms;
sleeping porch unfinished attic; hot wa
ter heat. garage; large lot; excellent To-
cation; owner leaving town. Inquire liz
High St. Tel. Woodbridge 217-M.
WOCDBRIDGE-T rooms: all Improve
ments: large lot price $4,000; part cash.
5 room house; part improvements. 81. $500.
J. II coneannen. Woodbridge Tel. 2s9.-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-19
MERCHANDISE


AMBoY FURNITURE HOusE-Furnish-
es your home right az the right price
219 Smith ST.. near Maple. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-19

Business Advertisers who use the eIasst-
fed section get a special. low rate by adj
vertising every day.
Warm. comfortable rooms are offered
Tor rent in the Classified al Section today
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Mems Vacation Shirts

Mems Vacation Shirts
With ample stocks of and comfortable Shirts
for every possible need during the weekend holiday that
includes Fourth Of July for the weeks months that
you'll spend the Shore mountains country at home
ior that matter. Prices are lower than regular:
Well-made Shirts
Of excellent Percale and Mercerzed IS ! .UU
cloths in attractive effects. Soft cuffs " Il
attached All sizes and various sleeve
lengths.
Printed Madras Shirts
Is rip; il: $z29
fancy madras designs All sizes and
sleeve lengths
White Madras Shirts
::, cola: :;::t:; :s with S;:: z39
ly made and in all sizes and sleeve
lengths
Woven Madras Shirts
$ ES $; $s?s S;:S n S$T =! 8: $50
you'll appreciate their extraordinary
value.
High Grade Madras Shirts
We have included in this lot number x0,-
of shirts that marked 1895 and Ns).31
$495 in regular stock, but as the ~A'
size range is broken down they 60 to
$685. and even at that there's good
size assortment
Evening star., 1921-06-29
New in every detail and an
UNPARALLELED VALUE!
Vacation Skirts
Skirts of Brushed Ratine, $5.95
Skirts of Blazer Flannel, $lO.95

Worn with one OF these Fiber-Silk Sweaters,
either of these Skirts forms a distinctive sport
outfit Ratine Skirt with brushed surface in va
riety OF color combinations such as 1eur de lis
with French gray, stripes outlined with narrow
black line. Shown in sketch to demonstrate the
tailored pocket model with button and button
hole. Many other color assemblings. Blazer
Flannel is in the approved box-pleat mode!-see
SKETCH Others in variety OF colors. and all>so
tempting as an addition to the vacation out
fitting
Second FRoor-Lansburxh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-06-29
WonenS Knit Under1uear

THE COOLEST FOR VACATION WEAR
The kind that takes up little space in Your trunk
and that you easily rinse in the basin and dry
overnight.
100 Union Suts-Light weight. pure white. fine
ribbed cotton Low neck, no sleeves. Choice OF tight
loose knee with shell or lace trimming. Per- EOo
feet goods in sizes SO to "a Special value each. W.
1900 Summer Vests-Iight- ribbed cotton,
firm. smooth weave. A sample lot. and nearly dozen
different STYLES to choose from. Sizes So to A. o.
for s1.OO
EfrxtF
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Eber-SiH Sweaters
FOR YOUR VACATION-SPORT AND
COMFORT
1895 and 1895

Sketch shows one OF eacll--that is. it shows
stripe and block weaves, but nothing less than
an inspection can convey the merits OF these
specially purchased sweaters. Colors: Peacock,
Harding and cadet blues navy, black copper.
honeydew. French gray. white and flesh. Belts,
pockets. tuxedo collars and trig-settpg cuffs,
which is one point woman always surveys with
utmost care AS YOU know Fiber Silk Sweaters
do not stretch and pull out Of shape-so. take it
all in all. this is YOUR Sale OF Sweaters!
Second FIOor-IansburSh &
Evening star., 1921-06-29
H. /
%wmw
You Must Haze

Handkerchiefs-TheSc for women are. Of
fine lawn, hcmmed. sport borders on white ct
tolored grounds, B for 25c or each, I0c.
Mems Cambria Handkerciiefs- size and
soft finish: for 25c; each, IOc.
khaki-coIored Handk erchiefs with hem
stitched hens, satin stripe and corded borders,
each. 121ac.
Writing Paper-SaNon linen finish: pink,
blue or lavender - sheet, in d box. .35c. y en-
velopes to match, 35C.
Fountain Pens iuaranteed solid gold point,
sclt-tller; clip on cap. each. Sl.5O.
Umbrellas s--'!hc good old scrvccable six
Gloria. admired for service and good looks in
purple. navy black: silk tape edge, bakclite
amber handles with ring. Ever. woman viii
want onc--at this price $3.50
Crepe Paper-Dennison's Lunch Sets, last
color cloth. dozen napkins and II plates, the
set, $I.0O.
Table Cloth OF crepe paper, floral designs or
national colors: size 65x84 inclles, each 39c.
Napkins OF crepe paper, Roral designs; Is in
sanitary envelope: l5C.
Brownie Cameras--A good WAY to remember
the vacation is to take along d Brownie, thev
take just as good picture as the more expen-
sive kinds Size No O. $500; size No. ,, $3.50;
size No "a, $3.50. .
Films for All Cameras We do developing
and printing and assure satisfaction.
Sanitary Drinking Cups pair OF them in
leather cast. Imported from Sweden. OF
pure white enamel with 1 tiny blue outline finish
at top. Ii YOU motor Or travel by public trans
portatior:, Hou must have pair of these. SI.oS
La>cris Mouth Wash-i-arge bottle Tor only
ooc-dnd its oh. refreshing!
scratchy and SO handy to picl, ont OF Your bag
and powder yOIr nose IN minute. Only I0c.
Woodbury's Facial Soap Famous The world
over. B cakes, SOC.
Life Buoy Soap-Sanitary, d!s;niectant and
pleasant. 7c.
Back=strap Purses Convenient. attractive.
Morocco. well lined. Special. Sl.59.
Morocco Handbags-a-cathcr lined: duplex
safety lock: fitted with purse and mirror Sl.o0.
Pebeco Tooth Paste-Pea SAINT anti,eptic in
tubes that are convenient to stick i'll Your going
away bag. &c.
Butterfly TaIcum-I-arge, sprinkie-top con-
taner lSc.
OakIeys Powder COmpacts-Elarliest little
things YOU ever used. spn" Just rub puff
over and apply powder, especially when travel
ng--SI.29.
Novelty Bead NeckIaceS--HO pretty win
summer clothes mock jewels that look like gen
une-sapphrc. topaz, amber, emerald. aqua
marine. let: spring ring Clasp, 55c
4 New Sport Bag-Green and white ruttles
alternating into 4 very interesting effect The
material is heavy grosgrain silk MORE grained
with every other ruft1c OF white tattcta. Firm
catch and MORE handle attached W'th strong
metal rings. Inner compartment Tor change,
small mirror attached to inside frame S4.95.
First FI"or-IansburEh a Brother
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Women s Silk Hosiery

IDEAL FOR VACATION WEAR
1000 Pairs Silk. Stockings-Perfect in every way:
exceptional quality thread silk with mock leg and
proper reinforcements points of Sizes 81
ZOO Pairs Mercerized I.isIe Hose-Nery fine quality
and particularly good fitting and wearing stockings in
white. black and cordovan. Sizes 81 to TO- CDo
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
irxt FIoor-Lansburkh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Woven Madras Shirts

A good range of beautiful designs and
colorings. WOVEN IN, NOT MERE
LY PRINTED. When you see them
you'll appreciate their extraordinary
value.
Evening star., 1921-06-29

4 Vacation Sale Of 200
Worsted Jersey Bathing Suits
for Women and Misses
So smart and new that you'll probably exclam: NO
wonder Lansburgh & Brother Battling Suits won the
prize at Tidal Basin on Saturday last!
*::;. ! w.; 8; r: :;:::;? $; :;;; $4Q5
So snappy so so fascinating, so becoming that
we are under the impression many women and misses
will buy more than one
Sketch is trying hard to show you all the points
of merit but cold black and white only show style
We trv to tell you that they the favored California
stvle that can be donned and DOTTED in y-knlckers,
skirt and bodice all in The kncker has cuf reach
mo inst above the knee with the skirt trihe shorter,
and the bodice is in many different effects
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Special, S7.65
Bungalo,O Dress-Aprons

Allow Comfort in the Cottage

Allow Comfort IN Tic SOttd2e
A special pricing OF several hundred attrac-
tive, we'll made apron-dresses of Amoskeag Cling
ham in plain colors combined with plaid; apron
front, pockets and te-back model fin Gs7 On
ished with piping. Special value. - lay
Cottage or Garden Frocks-Are here. and
every one we'll made of best quality Gingham
in smart plads, combined with plain d. OK
colors; fancy pockets and tie. pA'|c
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Vacation Footwear
ESPECIALLY WHITE

The new combination styles in white with
AN or black trimmings arranged in SO many
effects that you'll find just the pair suitable for
your sports outfit.
Pumps of White Canvas, Buck and Reign
skin with patent leather or dull kid trimmings in
outline or more elaborate arrangement Walk
ing Oxfords OF the same--all with sport heels
low or military.
Pumps have straps OF course. because FASH
ion saws they must All sizes and widths for
women and misses. Sketch gives a general idea
of their thoroughbred style.
.SDecinZ. .S765
Evening star., 1921-06-29
LANSBURGH BROTHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Special Prices on Holiday and Vacation Clothes
and accessories for Men, Women and Children


land
ora Just
MONEY SAVE during This fsE the expense your trip
Evening star., 1921-06-29
High-Grade Madras Shirts

We have included in this lot number
of shirts that were marked $395 and
$4.95 in our regular stock, but as the
size range is broken, down they 60 to
$235, and even at that there's good
size assortment
Evening star., 1921-06-29

Vestee button trimmed like coster on
Bank holiday, and the stripe trimmings
vary in color and arrangement, but al
WAYS NEW! New! New!
Excellent Worsted Jersey in colorfuI
tones including Peacock, Harding, Copen
and Navy Blues; Tangerine, Tan' Brown
Black, Green and combinations that are
simply delightful!
What you'll save on the purchase OF
your Bathing Suit will buy many acces-
sories for vacation comfort and style.
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Sole de Rajah and Silk
Shantung Suits
for Women and Misses
SPECIALLY PURCHASED-SPECIALLY PRICED
$z4.95
$lA95

Because too-optmistic manufacturer purchased
more material than his orders warranted he got cold
feet" and advised us that he would make up the fabric
in any models we selected. charging only for the
actual expense. We "caed him. at once and thinking
of your vacation chose the natty tourist model with
trig skirt and jacket and he MADE GOOD.
They actually appear to be custom tailored! AS
YOU know Silk Rajah in the natural color washes like
a handkerchief so YOU know what this sale means to
you If purchased in the regular way, we should have
to paw more than we asking at retail Do get one.
Sketch shows the utra-chic style
Second F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-06-29

Vacati0n-tin1e Fr0cks
SPECIALLY PURCHAsED-sPECIALLY PRICED
$40 and $z5
First OF all we ask you note the dainty model
acknowledgement combined with organdle-'t is rose
pink and white checks with the organd exactly the color
OF the gingham check Another genuine SWISS organize
with zephyr ntrcately stitched in sleeveless dresses oo
in many notwithstanding the and natty eponge
As we'll as linens. gnghams and whatever Is correct ne
lot comprises tissue gighams imported organdes. I'M
ported vocs silk georgettes, combinations OF summer
materials
Second F1oor-LaDsburEh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Sample Underga,ments
SHEER FABRICS FOR VACATION WEAR
ss5e;s1y S 11?yip p~zshsssd 53,asssl., Csc

That small price gives YOU choice of the garments
you'll need most in Your vacation wardrobe For instance
SL1P-ON NIGHTROBES of fine muslin in round. or
square neck models with kimono sleeve: trimmed with
Val lace medallion lace and embroidery insertion and
or strap shoulder: yokes of lace and insertion It's
choice. remember at only o5c.
STEP-IN BLOOMERS of flesh batiste. elastic waist
hem finished with lace edging Special. 4sc.
4 Brother
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
MAKING The JOLTS
In AUTO LIFE EASY
Gives Five Ways to Make
Possible Smooth Riding
Qualities.

man may wear shoes that pinch
his feet. or sit in an uncomfortable
chair. or sleep on a bed that says
in the middle. but when he climbs
into an automobile nothing but the
absolute maximum of comfort will
satisfy him.
He demands that nothing shall in
terfere with that comfort When
he becomes mOtOrist all jolts, Jars
anc vibration must be abolished.
and when he goes to buy a motor
car that standard of luxury is what
he is looking for.
To meet his requirement tho
best engineers have been working
Tor quarter Of a century. The
only hve possible ways of putting
smooth riding quality into a motor
car are: Better roads, better tires.
better springs, better shock absor-
berS and better upholstering.
Inc Cole Motor Car Company, of
indianapolis. recognizes this fact
ara mas been working accordingly,
II is claimed. J. J. Cole was one of
the nrst subscribers to the Lincoln
highway, and was good-road
advocate long before he was ever in
the automobile business. Since his
advent into the automobile indus
Try ne has been q constant advocate
OF putting the utmost riding COM
Tort into his product. Here is his
formula for making a smooth
riding car:
Obtain the best possible brand of
coIu ures and get them big enough
I.at you can run them at around
nLty TO sixty pounds pressure. A
Ire MINATED to seventy or eighty
pounos Is little better in riding quail
ny than the old solid tire. Get your
springs right What you want II
a Iong. soft-action spring to mufrle
Ine road shock and keep IL on the
car-oodJ and the passenger-there
NO more delicate or important
pnAse OF motor car engineering than
me science of spring suspension
tut deep. fine springs under YOUR
Tpnoistering and stun 1t generously.
ne heaviest passenger on the worst
coeeiVabls bump should never be
abe TO feel the hard under-support
OF your cushions.
ana then for good measure nut
sne best shock absorbers you can
ma onto your car as regular eouip-
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
AUTO TRADE NOW
EXPANDS RAPIDLY
Carburet0r Company Pressed
By Growing Demands Of
Large Business.

Confidence In the rapid recovery
of the automobile Industry, engen-
dered by the marked Improvement
in business in numerous phases OF
the industry, Is expressed almost
unanimously by the automobile
trade in New York CITY
Leading In the expression OF OPP
dmisrn Is the Zenith Carburetor
is located at 691 Eleventh avenue,
dence than ever before
Similar confidence is being voiced
by the local branch located at Az
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, the
Federal Auto Supply Company, gem
eral distributors for Washington
and vicinity
The business Of the company has
been stea dfly increasing In all parts
of the country In recent weeks, il Is
stated with the demand for Zenith
Carburetors more pronounced than
II has been at any time since the
carburetpr was introduced into this
country. The American plant at
Detroit. Is said to be rushed to meet
the awakening demand
This recovery of business Is as
cribed both to the Improvement IN
the automobile industry recently
and the increasing popularity of
the Zenith Carburetor, which is
now used exclusively in a large
number of popular makes Of cars.
The Zenith Is nonadjustable
carburetOr, which has achieved an
international reputation for serv-
ice and efficiency. In addition to
the Detroit plant the company has
factories in Lyons, France; Turin,
Italy, and London, England
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
URGES employees
TO READ DALIES
Head of Motor Car Company
CUmmends Advantage of
Keeping Informed

Steward Mcdonald President Of
me Moon Motor Car Company, Is a
frrn believer IN the value received
from the daily reading of newspapers
Recently he issued instructions that
the following bulletin be placed on
the Factory Bulletin Board
Il cannot impress too strongly
upon an the members Of this organ
tzatiUn the benefits to be derived from
reading the daily newspapers and the
trade jouna1s
when md young man who
has tust started in the automobile
business reading the automobile sec
lions OF the daily newspapers and the
trade journals. know at once that
he Is doing everything possible &c
keep accurately IN touch with the
fndustT1 and that he IS really in
terested in the business and VIII
eventually succeed feel II Is
safe 70 EaJ that the big. successful
dealers IN our organization are those
who keep abreast Of the times in
their territory By reading newspapers
and trade jouTnals-
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
Livery Business
For Motor Cars
Proves Success

LANSING, Mich. Nov. 5.-ThCre
used to be money In the old horse
livery business. why not In auto
mobile livery? This Is the con-
clusion reached by L F. Foster &
Sons, who have organized the Driv-
erless Ford Company in Lansing,
and are renting out Ford cars TO
travelling statesmen and others
without drivers.
Applications are taken from trav-
elers who make Lansing periodical
ly and after their references are
proven satisfactory they are given
a card which entities then to q
Ford whenever wanted. The cost
Of a drivers time is saved and the
renter of the car can go wherever
he pleases.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
DECLARES BUYERS
ARE MOTOR-W WISE
Demands of Public One of
Governing Factors of
Briscoe Policy.

That the public's attitude on the
buying of automobiles has been
definitely fixed. is the opinion Of
Clarence A Earl. president OF the
Briscoe Motor Corporation. He sees
an early return to normal condl-
lions in the automobile industry and
urges dealers to cooperate with the
public in every way, So that buying
may be made easy.
In the early stages OF the auto
mobile industry's development, the
public was expected to absorb what
ever the manufacturer offered" ex-
plains Mr.. Earl. This went on for
a few years, or until the public in
Its own way gave evidence of want
ing its desires considered in the
further manufacture of cars. One
Of the biggest things the auto
mobile industry ever had happen to
it. was when the general public took
a real interest In II and left an I'M
deniable impression upon product
and method.
The public has shown that it is
DESTROYS of buying automobiles Of
proved quality. Grown motor-wise.
the public is judging cars by their
present value, rather than their past
regulations. And in building cars,
the public's desires must be taken
into consideration. That is our
policy at Briscoe.
What the public wants consti-
tUtes one of the governing factors
of our factory program. 1t is up to
the manufacturer to meet the public
demand in his own way. At Briscoe
we do not trust the quality of our
product to outsiders. Our own work.
men make every important part of
Briscoe, in our own factories, under
the supervision of our own engi-
neers. In other words, Briscoe's
reputation is in its own keeping"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
AUTO GROUP HERE
MAKE EXTENSIVE
PLANS FOR SHOW
Bslcnny Dancing With
Snappy Music WIN Be
Oeae Feature.
JOSE Is CHAIRMAN
Dealers and Prospective Buy
ers Shop Enthusiasm
Over Big Event.
snappy

cseseA azeszsehtles. snappy,
6ra,pA rev. cee eeea chassis cars
n fac4 tie Asss that Washington
asasers oaa oNe<-1tn be Ga exit
sdsaoA a. TIE local salon, conven-
t4oa HaA SSSe=aAer II 10 la
Rudolph Jose. eAa1r=Asa of the
sao-e cozsaalztse u the Washington
AseOmo<SSe ISa&e Association, has
sepers1 novel saEpctses Tor the
aosoe pzsAse HAea TIE show opens
He aARSaasss that the Aaleoay on
The saasa Aeer vii BE used for
dsacene. ~ssA Rss&e ssreasAed by
one Of TIE essSS lesA&As SrcAestraS
EVERY Ees69aS &esIsS IN IAe city
N=n b. Eepressaee4 ard will un-
AonASedry ofeer cara tor exhibition
thEas = RfAS woald envy SHOW space
hRs been sold and never before in
ne history Of the aptouaoAile here
has there AssA so much enthusiasm
displayed AMONG the dealers Sad
prospective buyers.
Within q wSeeR = oorps 81 decor
Rtors viii turn tire hall Ists Scsaes
that WIN wen n the fan year and
the closed cars. One az the original
features OF the event VIII be the
establishment OF q sign writing
concern. hired by members of the
association. Men IN uniform win
assist in running tho show
A large lunch room for the
psrrons IS planned Fifty fndividuaa
tslaphnnes win be Installed IN the
various booths OF the dealers. with
thrse GIRLS operating a switchboard
OF SIX trunk lines.
Mr. Jose expects approximately
40 dealers to be represented.
Specially painted and finished cars,
all closed, win be exhibited
A steam hoist has been provided
fur by the association This win be
ussd in handling the cars when
they are taken IN and ont Of the
han. Gasoline win be removed from
the cars when they are lifted up
and out Of the building
Members of the show committees,
Washington Automotfve AsSoctA-
tim, include F. N Prendergast, j J..
Bartram, ]. E DUgan. E Jones, N
R0sascD and W. P Rainier. Rudolph
JOSE is chairman
The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
HEATING DEVICES
FOR CARS REQUIRE
EARLY ATTENTION
Use of Exhaust Gas Type
Requires Proper In
stallation.

The majority Of car owners will
need 10 operate their vehicles this
winter. and unless adequate prepa-
ration Is made driving will be Just
one north pole experience after an
other.
While there are q number Of
things which need attention, no
other Is so important Immediately
as the installation OF devices for
keeping the driver and passengers
warm even In an open car fitted
with side curtaIna Now Is the
time to get ready, because as the
cold weather comes on IL, will be
more difficult TO get help In INSTALL
ing the heating device. and. further.
it is anticipated the prices Of the
devices will be higher. Don't wait
until zero weather arrives, but In
stall the heater now. since II neeo
not be put into use until cold wealth
er sets in.
Those who can AFFORD IL should
by all means 1T some sort of a WIN
ter top to the open car. but IL not
that the inexpensive side curtain
holders. so that the curtains will
open with the door. Inclose the car
as best you can with the money
you have TO spend. The ideal Is a
permanent top with removable side
windows: try to approach that ideal
Electric Heaters Costly.
There are ever so many types of
heaters on the market to keep driv-
er and passengers comfortable.
There are electric heaters, heaters
which use the exhaust gas. and in
| another class all those using special
fuels which burn like wood or coaL.
The electric heaters are costly, be-
cause the average type uses a heavy
current. Also the initial cost of
these heaters is greater than that
Of the others. The heaters using
briquettes are the same your grand
father used in his carriage. They
are certainly efficient enough. but
when the first cost and ease of Cd
Grafton and control OF the exhaus,
type is considered, IL is hard to see
why any one should want any other
type. The exhaust heater, of which
there are dozens OF designs on the
market, is usually cheap in nrs'
cost. costs nothing g operate, and
may be controlled so that any heal
is maintained.
II may seem like a simple matter
to install one OF these heaters, bu'
quite often the driver finds that AZ
ter the installation has been mad,
the passengers are likely to be as
phyxiated because Of the preseuc,
OF exhaust gas in the compartment