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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
CERNA MADONA
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Napsal F. ]. Cecetka.


telIm. Vojvodu i jeho druzi-
MI jimala jen uzkost 0 neznou
kneznu Elisku, ktera z dlouhe,
netrzite cesty mohla ochurave-
ii. Divcina z velke lasky zapl-
rala svoji unavu, bazen, ale je-
il spolecnice Hedvika zadala
lsilne, ably alespon pate noci
byl dopran utle knezne Elisce
klidny odpocinek, posilujicl
spanek.
Buiny, bojechtivy Dimitrij
byl by pro svoji knelna krev
Nycedil. Jako ,hvazdu svou il
vzyval, vseho Sc pro nj odvazil
v pokore k nj zdvihal zraky.
Nemohlvdopustit, ably padla
IZborovskemu do rukou, ably
nasi7nfK pochcval jejich lasku.
Kdyz Bohus odcvalal, spe-
chal Dimitrij $ radostnou no.
vinou k vozu. sve mile.
"Jeste dnes ma Lyse budeme
nocovati a Ultra pozdravime
Prahu," sdeloval il radostn6.
Pomahal u vozu kralovne
sveho srdce, ably na 'chvili o.
krala pohybem v cerstvem sve-
zim vzduchu, nezli se Bohus
Nratl.
Zavesena v paZi vojvodove
a provazena HedvilSou, precha
zela Eliska cestcu. Odera by
la v teple kozesine, ale tax Sc
jevila jeii stihla, libezna po-
stava. Jako zjeveni byla krts-
ma, jako sv6tice oltarniho o.
brazu spanila, jako villa 2 po-
hMdky svezi, bila a ruzova.
Svdtly bias venc.l be!ostne
skrane ciste cello. Pomnenko-
We, detsky duverne oci jako
hvezdy zarily snive a sladka
hikdba byla v nich. Sunny byl
jeff ismev, usta dychala dobro
tou, militia ducha, silila odva-
hu.
Dimitrij dychal vuni icJfho
satu, jeji pleti, .ieii duse.
Tesla Sc ma Prahu, na stare
byle mesto vezeml, hradem,
s;flbrnVm pasem Vltavy. A
cista radost zapalovala v ocich
hedvabny trpyt, padala jake
Nune do srdce.
Eliska byla z kralovskehe
rodu proslavenyvil i, ,..,evskycf
Olgerdu, byla pribuznou ze.
mrele ceske kralovny Amy ia
geilovny. Rty jeji byly mekke
vihke ruze a V oGlch hofelt
prvnl opojeni touhy. VZnetli
va kneznicka odevzdavala 81
pine a radostne lasce, pro nj;
byla stvorena. A pro 2houci
nadsenou svoji lasku k Dimitri
joNi obetovala bohatstvi, Ma
dheru, cely blahobyt hyckan,
slecht;cny, ujela do sveta $
svym milencem. Pred nj byl
nejista, temna budoucnost,
zadech Zavily nepritel, ale ne
ptala Sc Ma to laska. Il Dimi
trie bylo volno, bezpecno. Du
Sc prochvivala dust Y radost
mem varu zivota -.
Zjev lepy, pohadkovy oz;lri
ccrne Iesy. A vojvoda po be
XII Eisky, urostly muz jiskl
nych oci, priiemaych tvar
cetl v jeilch ocich. Pro nj vs.
Obetoval, vseho Sc odvazil, pi
nj bylo leho stestl, planou
cich jeiich oclch eelt iehc svt
v6e ia svete.
Spolecnlce, verna Hedvik;
pro svoji velitelku byla by z
vot nasadila Ac mlada Il he.
ka, opust.la pro nj pohodln
zivot knizeciho domu We Va
save, snasela trpelive cbti5
casty, ulehcovala je utle kne.
ne. Byl V pruvodu panos St;
nislav, odvazny a mily iinocl
kseremu nebyla Hedvika In
ste.jnou. Nasli oba take "a t
to trudne pouti chvilku, al
spolu nekolik SLOW vymenili.
Takovych dvojic milencu /
chmurene lesy phi slezske S
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PRODA Sc novy dun 6ti
Ipokojich, tvrdc podlahy a fl
nish, kombinacni fernes, vse
moderne zarizeno. Je bllZe
skoly, kary a da sc velmi lev
ne. Agenti sc vylucuji. Haste
Sc Y els. 135O4 Bartlett Ave. Y
Corlett. 6--l4
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~A1sS~1S$
slehanymi, otrhanymi muzi Sc
dely ! zeny. Jakasi chodaky.
ne We visnove suknici a lok-
tusce hyckala v koute dite ma
houpacce 2 plachty. Rozcucha-
ne holcice, vasnivych, divo-
kych oci, stuchaly sc nekoli-
ka mladiky.
Nezli Sc Bohus dobre roz-
hledl, pristoupilo k nemu chla-
pisko, opalene jako cikan, je
lenim kabate a v bolavych w.
sokych Skornich.
"Bohusi!" zvolal chlaplk s
vycenenymi gzuby. "Kde Sc to
krizuji naSe cesty?
K tazavym pohledam Bohu-
sovym hned dodal: "Neznas
mne? Kde bys take poznal ia
ma z Pekelce tehle struji! =
Sesel jsem hodne Ia kratky
Cas-, ale nelituji!" Mavl opovrz
live rukou. "Mest'acky zivot
jsem shodil Sc sebe a ted uzi-
YAM plnymi dousky.' Korbel
zdvihl a podaval Bohusovi. -
"pripij ma zdravi chodakovi!'
"Kde jsi Sc octl -" ptal sc
Bohus uzasem.
"Mezi lepsimi lidmi neil
jsou pot'ouchli mest'ane!' zu-
bill sc Jan. Usadil sc 5 Bohu-
sem stranou, pripijel mu ma
"vilikum' a vypravel 0 SVEN
divokem dobrodruzstvi.
"Tva macecha, Jitka, mne
zkazila, zavedl me had lesk-
lyma ocima, vteleny hrich.-
Chtel jsem sc mstiti, trikrate
vvvazla, az ma nj osud vyzral,
Itekla pani cisafska rychtaro'
va tvemu cistemu panu otci a
je ma nejlepsi ceste k nam. Ce.
kan denne, kdy Sc objevi Ger
ma Madona -
Zpravy opravdu prekvapu-
iici. Take Bohus povedel {
SVEN bloud6ni svetem, jak pri.
sci do Polska a S vevodou San
guskem sc vraci, ably odvedl
Alenku sebou. Mluvili dit
verneji a duverneji druhove
davneho detstvi.
Zvedel Jan i historic velillt
Msky vevodovy a knezny Ell
sky.
"Ani tax mocni vrkavi no
loubkove nemaji klidneho mi
lovani?" d.Wil Sc Jan.
"Nem'aii Svefuji ii Ia
iemstvi. Chtel bys pomoci ne
st 'astnym lidem, opatrit Jim p'
hodlny nocleh Y Lyse?"
TX Will tobe! pronasle dova
nych Sc rad ujmu - pomoho
Jim nasi lide." Sllboval ia
ochotne. Name svOji hospc
du hned na kraji mestetka
. kmotra Livy. Neni prave nel
lepsi, ale budou tam dobre {
patfcni.
Daval mu Bohus penize,
Jan odmitl. AT zaplati ttft
: zeny panacek, az mu poslo,
zim!' Hned Sc v kuklici strc
jill, septal Bohusovi, ze bude
| Lyse pruvod ocekavati.
! Exam Sc ckystas?" Sned
: holcice Duda najednou sc pt
vesila Janovi na Sill.
!. Take ostatnl spolecnost j
i villa zajem.
: "Nestarej Sc, kocicko! Brz
Sc vratim!' Setrasl Jan hole
ci Sc size, havrani vlas j p'
/, hladil. "Na saty tt koupin
: pentle, krumplovmni - velk
: pani tebe bude!" A Bohus,
7 vi Sc omlouval: 81 tulack
: dovedou sve muze milovat =
e Promluvil nekolik slov
: zamracenym muzem Il prosti'
: dniho stolu a byl re dvefi.
/, Kdyz Bohus vysel IA MIN,
J. zrel no jiz V dalce, jak sc Eel
j pres lada k Lyse. Jako tina,
y skvrna ztratil Sc mu Jan
obzoru.
a "Neni zly ten vyvrzeny cl
l. vek! V dobrou chvili jsem
la.>l, - n,soy;l RnhulS Snhn 6
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PRODA Sc hodinarsky OBJ
,chod ma Buckeye Rd., a vych.
119 ILL., kde je ,cisty tydenni
zisk kol 5000. Zasoby zari-
zeni Sc ,da "a $500, najem
obnasi pouze $500 mesicne.
Tento obchod Sc .po pripade
vymeni "a rodinny dim. Blizsi
'sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1914
Cultivate Ave. 6-14
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PRODA Sc automobil 7Stearns
knight, model 1913, pro 5
osob, zaruceny v uplnem po-
radku. Da Sc pri rychlem pro
deli "a $500. Haste Sc II j.
Behounek, lilo Continental
Ave-, vemte Buckeye karu.
SIS
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!vYHNOUT Sc ,PROCENTAL-
NfMU ZAKONU PRISTEHO:
|VALECKEMU VSTUPEM DO
SPOJ. STATU PRES kUBU
ANEB KANADU -JE OMYL.

SAAoSJASA % NAOoCdC uO opOJ CIly vi
Statu ma radu svych pribuz-
nych nejprve jedou ma Kubu.
anebo do Kanady, konecne
do nekterych sousednlch zemi
a potion z techto zemi dosta-
nou Sc do Spojenych Statu a
|uniknou tax moznosti deporta.
|ce. NenT to ovSem vzdycky q
|potom pribuzni, kteri takto RAJ
di, doupousteji Sc omylu, KITE
ry budoucnosti mohou prate-
le jejich odpykat. Dochazeji
|zpravy, ze agenti ruznych pa
roplavebnich spolecnosti, ane.
bo agentur techto shaneji wy
|stehovalce pod .klamnymi sliby
re Sc mohou dostat do Spoje-
|nych Statu pres jine zeme. Ii
ovsem dopousteji sc podvodu a
ma S mimi byt podle toho nalo-
zeno. Ma byt naloZeno stejne
Sc spolecnostmi, anebo 5 agen-
turami, ktere by Sc snizily k
|takovemu druhu obchodovani
a podvadenf daverivych lidi.
Pristehovalci pfijizdejici do
Kuby, do Kanady a jinych
sousednich' zemi, nejsou ma
tom nijak lepe, nez kdyby pri-
jeli primo do Spoienych Statu,
naopak dostanou sc do situace
horst po znacnych utrapach .
|vylohach. Mnozi krajane ma
Isl obratili sc S zadosti na Ces-
koslovanskou uradovnu Cizoja
|zycne Informacni sluzby Gee
|choslovak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information Service
|119 West 41st Str, New York,
City, N. W, ably Jim bylo po-
mozeno z nesnazi. Proto roz-
;kodla sc Ceskoslovenska IRA
dovna k vydanl tohoto pouceni,
ably z neho mohla cerpat celia
Ceskoslovenska verejnost a "a
ridili Sc podle toho ii, kdo2
mohli by svym pfibuznym chy-
bne radit, anebo dokonce IT,
ktefi by Sc chteli svrchu uvede
inym zpusohem dostat do Spoj
!, Statu chteli tax obejit omezo'
,vaci zakon pfistehovalecky.
Vystehovalci tact sc domnl
vaji, &c snad mezi Spoienym
'Staty a sousednlmi zememl, j.
ko na priklad kanadou, kuboa
! lNewfoundlandem, MeXikem
pod. neisou zadne regulact
i pasove a procentalni. Je pra
vida. re obcane techto Zemi ;
lJizni i Stredni Ameriky moho,
! prijeti do Spojenych Statu be;
i velkeho omezeni, ale cizinc
!; museji sidliti v techto zemlcl
plnych 5 roku a museji to do
4 lozit prislusnymi doklady
kdyz Sc chteji tesit takovyn
!; vyhodam, ktere jsou poskyto
; vany obcanum tech zemi. j
, max museli sc podrobit priste
"A hovaleckym zakonum lak
jkazdy jiny cizinec.
i Vystehovalci, ktefi zajeli d
: uvedenych zemi chteji sc &c
i stat do Spojenych Statll pre-
: vyprsenim on6ch 5 roku, mt
Iseii sc starat, ably kvota nebyl
j vycerpana, anebo ably byla "a
= sc podle omezovaciho zakon
G cesta do Spojenych Statu 2 u
Y cite zeme otevrena a musi $
Q starat amerlcke vlso. 10 oN
e sem NIUE dat jedine americ<
= konsul, anebo komisaf aneb
|iejich zastupci v souhlase $
! zakony pasovymi. Amerlck
u kcnsnl media viso, lee kdyz
e to vystehovalci sidll Y dotycr
) zemi | rok a v Mexlku mu
D, sidlit 2 roxy nepfetrzite. kdy
i pfistehovalec prijizdi do Sp
Il jenych Statu pres Kanadsk
! rristav, ma americke viso,
Wv pristavu tom prohllzen am
rickymi pristehovaleckymi
) rady musi po pripusteni od
Z jeti lined 2 kanadskeho pi
stavu do Spojenych Statu. |
4 tez dele se,i kdyz jede pfist
-
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PRODA Sc move opraveny do
mex ma tax zvane 'sPraze' "a
$1,000. Je to zvlastni lace
Haste sc V els. 5031 Finn st. z
Broadway. 6-14
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OBDRZELI JSME move postele
a matrace vseho druhu, lacine-
ii u mas nez kdekoliv jinde. -
Pfijd'te presvedcte ae. -
Bejcek's Furniture Co., 5403
Broadway. 6-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
DUN PRO RICHLY PRODEJ

''Dvourodinny dunn do
brem pofadku, 8 pokojd, kou-
pelna ma hore i dole, sklep, e.
lektrika, ulice dlazdena a "a
placena, naleza sc ma vychod-
nj "a ul. blize Quincy Ave. -
Cena $4,000. Hotove asi polo
vic. Jednejte rychle a obrat' :
tie Sc ma Ant. Prenosila, 10203
Kennedy Ave-, Tel. Garfield
1926 J. !?
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iPRODA Sc dobre zavedeny
delikatesni obchod s prodejem
doutnikl skolnich potreb,
kde Sc trzi kol 500 tydn6, nj
jem $40 mesicne. Blizsi Sc SIDE
Ii v elsie 1876 Aubordalle
Ave-, vezmete Euclid Ave. ka-
ru, aneb Sc ptejte u jednatele
v elsie 6314 Outwaite Ave.
6-18
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DR. OBN f
OF N A M K Y.
PRIJME Sc:

PRIJME Sc vicero zen ma
|vecerni praci Cd 5ti do II ho-
din, pri benci a lehkou praci
M strojich. Haste sc u The
Standard Tool Co., $500 Cen
tral Ave. GIG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14

DETSkE kOCARkY velmi
LEVINE $500: $1,000 q $4,000.
Bejcek's Furniture Co., 5403
Broadway. 6-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
PRODA Sc Semi-BungaloW

pred tremi roxy staveny. mo-
derne zafizeny, garaz. Musl
byt prodan nasledkem pozu-
stalosti. Majetek ie bez -dlu-
hi. Cena $500. Blizsi Sc
sdeli els. BIO zap. 104. ul.
6-14
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dum
" peknem ceskem okoli, pekne
|upravena zahrada, majitel od-
jizdi mesta proto sc da ten
to krasny maietek IA $1,000.
Haste sc els. 5031 Finn st. z
Broadway. G---14
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkoyy OBJ
chod S grocerou "a levnou ce-
nu, je naproti skole a vynasl
dobry prijem, najem je levny.
S45.00. mesicne. Haste Sc l.
hned, adresa Sc sdeli v adm. t.
listu. 6-l5
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MATTEL ODJlZDf z MESTA
a must prodat moderni, dun 5
garazi - 6 svetnic a koupelna
"a S72O0- $500 hotove-
cislo 9526 Union st. 6-15
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o s pokojich. a loznice, sklep,
k1-b, chinakabinet, bookcases,
dubovy finis, dvojita gar;lz, lot
40 pri 14O str. Cena levna.-
Haste sc v els. 4064 vych. 127
'uI. a Harvard v Corlett. 6-16
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PRODA Sc krejcovsky obchod
S zehlenim a cistenim satstva
"a levEou cenu. Haste sc Y
els. 3629 +. Goth St. 6-14
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PRODA Sc mensi domek o.
koli Zizkova, da sc, bude-li
prodan hned pouZe "a $1,000.
Haste Sc Y els. 5031 Finn st.
V Broadway. 6-14
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-01

He Eados Unido del Principe
Ado quien hace conrao matr
ono del Jorge de Ingate
rra La Cpa Real del Palacio de St
aristocracias ngea
entire las cuales hall Reinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-01

Cuand0 el Almirants l. 8. An.
derson, comandante del escuadr6n
americana en- aguas de Asia, con-
dujO sus barcos hacia ell puerto
de Yokohama al publicarse las
noticias de los desastres sfsmicos
en- Jap6n, su llegada allf-declara
al regresar a San FranciscO,-fue
recibida con las mayOres mues-
tras de excepticismo. Pero POGO
despues, al darSe cuenta de los
prop6sitOs que llevaba la escua-
dra, el pueblo reaccion6, tributan-
dole el y sus oficiales, las mas
calurOsas frases de bienvenida. Ell
Almirante ent0nces Orden6 que in
mediatamente fueran distributes
entire los necesitados, toda clase
de alimentos Y medicinas, hacien-
do constar que su mission era So
lamente de paz y no de guerra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
GIVEN VER|CT
Of SIX CENTS
Claim Cow He Bought Did Not
Live up 10 Milk Giving
Reputation

Six cents was the judgment rem.
dered Stephen Kriston by Judge C.
c. Hommann in his suit against An
drew Krupa, at the local district
court yesterday. The suit brought
by the plaintiff vas for the refusal
Of the defendant. Krupa. to take
back his cow and return s155 TO
Kristoh, for the failure OF the ami
mai to give thirty-hye quarts OF
milk a day, as was the agreement
with the sale.
On January 81. Rristof~ purchased
from Krupa a black and white coll
ored COW. upon the express guar
antee of Krupa that the animal
would give thirty-five quarts Of milk
a day. The plaintiff alleged that
from the time of the purchase un-
til the present time the cow gave nc
more than sixteen quarts of milk,
a day, and that he offered to return
the COW TO the defendant for the
price paid, but the defendant re-
fused.
The plaintiff in this action was
represented by Leo Lowenkopf,
while Emil stremlau appeared for
the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
DRIVER TESTS
HERE MAY End
State Motor Vehicle Inspec-
tors viii Resume Holding
Examination at That Time

State motor vehicle inspectors
will the holding OF exam
nations in the local city hall for al.
tomobile drivers licenses on Wednes
day. May ,. Examinations will then
be held on the first and third We'd
nesdays of every month throughout
the summer. until further notice.
according to announcement by Max
Gibian, local agent today. No Z
aminations have been conducted in
this city since last fall, a Ea1ority
OF the local applicants having gone
to New Brunswick for their tests.
Mr.. Gibian also announced today
that he has been notified by the
motor vehicle commissioner TO en-
force the law which regulates the
number OF passengers buses can
carry. The buses. according to the
local agent. are licensed to carry q
specified number ana those taking
on passengers IN sxces Of this iiT,.t
are liable to prosecution which will
mean > heavy dne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
To KEEP AUTOS
FROM FIRES

AS a result OF q complaint made
by the fremen regarding the a
tice OF persons placing their auto
mobiles too near the seem OF q FIRE,
CHIEF Niels J. Tennesen has notified
the members OF his department 20
e to II that In the future all cas-
are kept q block from the scene Of
a blaze.
The chief also has made known
that the practice OF automobiles
racing to fires also will be stopped.
It Is the custom of a great many
to rave to fires and then get in the
way OF the fremen while they are
endeavoring to extinguish a blaze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 90
Judge John p. Kirkpatrick in the
Orphans court today approved the
following accountings:
National Bank of New Jersey, ex-
ecutors on the estate OF Bruhu
Modes. late of New Brunswick, re-
ceipts $1.675.0B, all OF which has
been spent to clear the debts Of
the estate.
Water jackson, executor OF the
estat of Ella Jackson, shows re-.
ceipts OF $754.06. and disbursements
of $742.37.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
Diamonds Reset

Good assortment OF platinum
and white and green gold
mouutings. or we viii submit
designs conforming 10 your
own ideas. All work done ia
our own workrooms by skilled
artisans. Balcony.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
Trade Name Filed

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 90
Charles W. Stuart, Of Perth Apa-
boy, has filed today in the county
clerks ONCE a trade name certih-
cate 10 conduct business at 80 Smith
street, Perth Amboy, under the
name OF the Rose Shop Florists
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
Mew---h Boys 7oggery

and found in the most complete boys shop in the Eastern
district.
Splendid shirts and blouses, LOO to 500. Sweaters in
the widest variety of styles, $50 to 900.
Athletic style union suits-just like dads. Also waist
suits for the little chaps, Sc to LOO. Also, complete lines
of pajamas, night shirts, bathing suits, bath robes, neckwear,
belts, etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
Newest Shoes and Oxfords

OXFORD TIES, in both tan and black calfskin. On
B~amberger Foot-Trainer and Brogue Junior lasts. Sizes 10
to 1871, 3.85 to 500. Sizes 1 to 6, 4S5 to $50.
SPORT STYLE oXFORDS, of tan grain leather. Some
with the new crepe" rubber soles, others with mob tread
soles. Sizes to 500 and SIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20

woMEN's BUSINESS SHOES.
About 100 pairs Of women's and
Misses shoes for business And
.tyeet wear. WIN give excelleut
servfce. Tan calf oxford. Welted
solea. Low heels. Rubber TOP
iifts- These shoes would ordi-
nsrily sell for 600. First hoor
STRAW BRAIDs, LOO PIECE.
Reduced from 200 and even
higher. 10 yards to a piece. Inc
season's newest colors and com.
hinations. Very dressy for sport
year. 500 pieces In the lot. Also
a00 huckram frames, reg. c0c, AZ
500. Third door.
GIRLS 12.7B COATS AND
CAPES, 1886.
A wonderful buy. but untos-
tunately only so In the lot'
Polaire and eamel'a hair over.
plaids. Not all sizes. Thiro
door.
MEMS ALL.sILK UMBRELLAS.
800.
Just 50 in the lot, 50 select
early, OF all silk taffeta, closely
woven tape edge. Fine assort.
ment Of handles, many. OF ma!acca
wood. While they last. First
floor.
POPULAR WORD ROLLS, 45e;
drumming Wild" RED Moon"
81 Gave You Up Just Before. You
Threw Ne Down." Falling
aBobsy," IA Kiss In the Dark"
On sale while 4 limited quantity
lasts. Sixth noor.
4T.C0 SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.
Pearl" New Home make. Just
10 10 the lot Beautiful walnut,
automatic drop head case. Full
ball bearing. Sold on convenient
payment plan 600 weekly Sec
ond door.
BOYS t5c HOSE. 2Tc PAIR.
-or 4 pair for Leo. Medium
weight, 6ne rib hose. Double
toes, heels and knees. Fast color.
In black only. Sizes 2 to liz.
First door.
22.oo DINNER SET, 14.75.
52-piece American lightweight
porcelain dinner set. Neat bor-
der decoration. All handles
traced with gold. Several pat
terms to choose from. Full serv-
ice for 6 persons. While - sets
last. Seventh floor.
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Fur Repair

Prices very, very moderate.
Let Us call for your furs to-
day, 30 that they may be re-
paired before you put them In
storage. Telephone US.
Eighth Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
Hats Suitable for Spring

STRAW HATS Of milan, patent milan and split straws,
in navy, brown and black. 1893 to 7.eS.
FELT HATS for older boys. Telescope style, brown,
tan and nutria. 800. -
CAPS-Tweeds, plaids and polaire cloths. Tans, browns,
gray and green. CSC to 200.
BAMBERGERS-sECoND FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
Balbriegan Shirts and Drawers, z9c

Timeiy-of right weight for present and near future wear. All
first quahty-and of Hne quality Egyptian eombcd ysrn-two OF the
best known makes represented. Shirts have short sleeves. drawers
have sateen bands, reinforced seats; in regular and knee length. 7Sc!
Observation-Disclosures sEcrIoN-F1Rsr FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
LOO NecRwear at Csc

Pure silk foulard Of exceptional quality and all the new patterns
in spots and neat effects.
Also other silk neckwear from our regular stock, including &.
line of neat stripes and grenadines in neat figures. Truly excep-
tonal-65c.
Observation-Disclosures sEcT1oN-FIRsr FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20

Bolivia, polaire, cameline and
overplaids. These sturdy ma
terlals fashion swasger models.
Flare and belted backs, patch
pockets and other jaunty effects.
More conservative models for
dress wear are OF velour and
poiret wills; side-tie and other
new effects; sizes "a to a. Plenty
OF stout sizes-40H to 52X.
Capes Of bolivia and poiret twill
are smart with novel trimmings;
navy, black and tan. Sizes "a
to a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
(For Saturday Only

The people are just fasci:
mated with the bargains listed
In this column of S~uper-say-
inRs, watch for them daily
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20

MERCER
me @AMex1cus Great Stores
For the MEN,
Collar attached Shirts of English
Broadcloh 3.45
with or without button down collar. This imported Eng
lish ~broadcloth is noted for its beautiful finish and excel
lent wearing qualities.
900 shirts in the lot. We were indeed fortunate to
secure them to sell at this low sale price.
Special space has been arranged in Our mems wear
section for the sale of these shirts. 345l
BAMBEBGERs-yTRsr FLOOR
The Newest Spring Footwear
We are featuring at from 665 to $50 the new low shoes for semi
.por. or regular street wear. In the light and medium shades of tan
calfskin and OF the Brogue and College Town lasts. Crepe rubber
soles or leather soes, as desired. Straight tips, wing tips, spread
es0 p sAxsrnerxs-srcosp FLOOR --
LOO Neckwear at Csc
Pure silk ,oulard of exceptional quality and all the new patterns
in spots and neat effects.
Also other silk neckwear from our regular stock, including
line Of neat stripes and grenadines in neat figures. Truly excep-
""" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEcr1oN-r1Rsr FLOOR
Balbriggan Shirts and DraWers, Z9c
Timeiy-of right weight for present and lei future wear. All
first uusity-and of Re quality Egyptian combcd ysrn-two of the
best known makes represented. Shirts have short sleeves, drawers
have sateen bands, reinforced seats; in regular and knee length. 7c!
BAaBERaERs-MESrs sEcTIoN-FIRsr FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20

Girls Coats & Capes
A Sale Not TO Be
Missed

Missed
Atwood fabrics-peiairs
and snowdrift--cut full In a
variety Of clever styles. ALI
new-smsrt and youthful--so
Becoming to little girls. Goats
in plain and belted models
swagger lines. And capes in
dashing military style--do see
them. And many are full
lined. Sizes o to IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20
The Newest Spring Footwear

We are featuring at from 665 to $50 the new low shoes for semi
sport or regular street wear. In the light and medium shades of tan
calfskin and on the Brogue and College Town lasts. Crepe rubber
soles or leather soles, as desired. Straight tips, wing tips, spread
eagle tips. -A~A-~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-20

Full fashioned. Heels ana toes
are reinforced. Double mercer.
lied top means double wear.
Black, brown, turtle, gunmetal
and beige. Sizes sN to 10.
Seconds.