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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29
DESDE PONCE

Ponce. n0vienlbre 2I.-Ayer el Lcdo,
Cristino Il. Colon defen5i0 ante la Cor
te de Distrito. Otilio Ruiz Feliciano,
inculpado lie asesinato en- primer gra-
do, obteniendo del iurado que conocfa
del case un veredicto de inculpabilidad.
Este Osillo Ortiz Fcliciano el dfa 26
/. de octubre iltimo, en- la Hoya. del Cas-
tillo, agredi6 con una tranca Jesus
Cartagena. tausandole la muerte.
Ell abogado Colon fue muy felicitado
por su magnffico triunfo professional.
-Puede eccirse que. la Empresa
Bruno yaz1uez ha conquistado un'
senalatio Gxito en- el campo de los ne
gocios teatralcs pues empieZa verse
muy concurIido. como Ell otr6s ITEM
pos, el Cine Delicias, donde una es-
pItndida olquesta ofrece conciertos to.
das las noches y sc pasan scidas de
primera calidadL
En- el Broadway : demds salones,
tambi6n Sc obserya mayor animaci0n.
En- la calle Crist6baI Colon Ia de-
tectiye detuyo a Nicolas VaZqucz Gtlien
fue sorprendido transportando dos
cuartillos de ron Y lIevando sobrc su
persona I'm pufial de gran longitua.
Sc le someti6 Il In Jus.icia.
Hoy pregmtamos al Hospital Tri-
cCche por el estado de Esther Biaggi,
Manuel Tric0che Y Salom6 Santiago,
las tres personals que resultaron muy
gravemente lesionadas en- el acciden
te ocurrido el domingo a I'm aut0m0-
vii en- la carretera Ponce-Adjmtas, kis
ldnetro PIG, Y nos dijeron q. sus csta-
dos inspiran scri2s temores.
-Informan que han quedado COM
prometidos para contracr matrimoniS
!. en- fecha no precisada alin, la lindfsi-
ma seiorita Aglae Lamoutte V Levitt.
hija del conocido dentista doctor u.
]. Lamoutte; Y el joven don Gaspar
Rivera Gonzalez, collector de Rentas
Internas de Ia ciudad de Humacao.
Nos anticipam0s t'hsearles absolute
felicidad cuando vean cristalizados sus
actuales sueiios de puro amor.
Para el slbado l de diciembre sci
anuncia el debut, en- el Teatfo Broad
way, de la excelente Compafifa de Ope
retas Zarzuelas Marina Ughetti.
-En laacalle del Progreso la policfa
4dctuv0 a. Ayelino4 Sanchez. Ell momen-
ties que, hajo los efectos dc mdltiples
li5aciones, andaba por Ia calle tai CO.
mo antbiya, Adan por eli iParafso. antes
J del pecadp9a {, .rA sitge.A G1 iaaid
s.-4.Antinciase' que va itcs I'm hecho ,lai
4 7cdnstlncci6ns sdc sum ilIip0drono Ell es-
ia ciudad, que sera sestablecido en- los
tcrrenos de la Succession Ribas, al Sur
/, oeste & &, esta !, ,eiudad. dad. 3 d qa loq 4
VA esta en- la cdrcel pendicnte de
la vista del juicio en- que Sc le jnzsI
cara, el muchaeh6n Diego Rosario,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29
|PaSajjuOS QuC NGgll
PASAJEROs QUE LLEGARoN AVER
EN Ell SAN LORENZO"

A%-N ~ ho~AAN A~CAhA1AN<1C
II. Van Ashcraft sefora. xefiora
George Armstrong. Isabel A G h a,
Eduardo Acha, A. Alemany, w. Y. Bo-
dy seilora. Chas. Y. Bates, Frieda
Bange, Jose NJ. Blanco. seIlOrita A.
Braskamp, f. Calimano seilora, Axe
lima Calimano, H. L. Cochran y Sc
iiora. Rev. George ]. Caruana, r. W.
C0nrow. SeilOra Sarah Cousins, f. NJ.
Copp sef1ora. Sara Cintr0n, sefior:l
+. O. Clark seiora. Clayton Clark,
Marion Clark. senora Julia Cantero,
e. Colon. G. Colon, Juan Colon, seilo-
Ia f. CTescioni e hfjo. Edwin Cres-
cioni. A. NJ. Cheney. Carmelo Casesa.
Jose Correa y sonora. Antonio Cam-
no. A. Cells. Gloria Cells, John Duye
sehora T. Duran hijo, Albert Du-
ran, jos. Daley. William Dimas, To
mas Estapc, George Elkins, Helen
EichebarSer. Chas Friend sonora.
Cruz Fuentes, Manuel V. Gonzdl2z.
| Chas Cans, f. Soto Gras Y scnora,
, scilorita G. Garcia, senorita G. Come,
! G. Guardiola. John c. IIebden So
nora, seflorita NJ. {. ITobkirk, =. 4.
Hern1ndeZ Y senora, Stanley Igoe, Dr.
Francisco Il. de Jesus, f. s. Jim6nez
sefiora. G. J. Kearney, +. L.. Lewis:
L. Leria. Albert Lummus, scilora j.
I.abroday. AnseImo Lores, l.. w. Min
ford v seiIora. Marguerite MARITIME.
=, seilora JoSetina V. Martinez, r. Mar
tfneZ. NJ. NJ. Martin seilora, G. MAY
nard, seilora o. Maldonado, seilora G.
NJ. Morand, +. T. Maxwell y. sefiora.
Henry Mason, G. c. Mattison v seilora.
seflora NJ. Martinez, J. ]. AEeMahoH.
seflora w. A. Mckinley, Axelina Ne
Kinley, l.. NJ. Mccarthy, McGonigel v
sefora. Ralph McGonigal, selora \.
Nido, Maria Nido. Pedro Nido, sehora
F. Nieves, Miguelina Nieves,- Francis
co Ortiz, F. Ochoteco y se1ora G..
dilla, seiorita NJ. Padilla, seflorita A.
NJ. Padilla, seilora NJ. Costa viuda Pas
salacqua, sonora Maria dc la Paz, So
nora Paula Pima, Albert Roren, G. -.
Rubio Y sefiora, Felix Rozas, A. Ribot
Y seflora, A. Roig sonora. Leocadia
Silva, r. NJ. Schuck y senora, Kathc-
rin!ee Sargent, I, \: Simpson y niflo.
fefQrita Marjorie Simpson, Grace
Simpson, II. H" Scoville y ,senora, J..
Sachs, W; STREET, r. s. iswigget So
nora, 2,9,.l seil9ra no G. Ruiz de Sola. r. II.
sope9r; Luis Tore, htqiis htqqiis T9fFrrfsrosa, Tfr Dir.
Arturo n1r' .F&rr .TF&orregr2sa, Rchh}arq hh}a T. Tau
her, g, Torres, Tfo'rrlr2e ID ssehpra "a, Torres. j.
YiiLllalmil, vi am sSeEorita Luz XGslez< Juan Vi
Il Hate. f. Il. aW0odsgAseiiora,aL ,aL:AH. Wi Y
i ter, Ralnh . WORMS, e. aMiseman, JAS
Wilkinson, niZatduondo Sc
. norita j. Zaldumdo y HllMInZweig V
=
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29
TREMENDo MoTIN EN- CAYEY

81 gf..9 $.s-t o. 90 #-.sS
Como a las a, m., del dfa % del
corrientesl,en >eI barrio Vegas, en-
un baile, tuvieron una discussion el
daeho dd ID j'G Gasa Y Aaad}eliino Aad}iliiS ORTIZ
isid6alte2 EN- 'efdf!1,' lllfsparaddd el Qrtfz
iti1ses tlel iasvolvepi cthtfabRqldan,
hiriemid e64i 14lOs4l este elf l#'cara, Y
3eonf' dff1l1 III q del6s pibffettifesi ttdgio e hi
III fl5 y Il i Xies5aihhffo GaaItesla!a : s' . ..a.
RB9lld3Ffin, s4ton se4nttoneces hizo pso denotro
j, fSto1ysF eE} PP is s6ntIi4 lnttIi4 4l' qFtfz. in
f3fapp tef1p3fapndhole & eJRHa JRHa !, bal94 ha9l94 en- eG eraneo.
Garcia y 0rtfz, eYtapp graves. La -poli4
8cfa 8cfa hizq los fs ppqpSSiggieat}es1 qpS y Y s. t} 5 arrestos
eondujo los hearfl4d4aass af4d4aasss al shospitFa9A Rol-
: dan fprest6 fianza gqrl $1,009.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29
!. V | S 0

DIR. Agustfn r. Laugier, Oculista y
Especialista en- Enfermedades de la
Nariz, Garganta Oidos, participa a
su clientela amigos, el haber renun-
ciado, despues de cuatro aIos de SER
vicio, ell puestO de Especialista de la
SOciedad Auxilio MutuO Y Beneficen-
cia, pudiendo de este modo dispOner
de mas tempo y hbertad para sus ca
sos particulares.
Oficina: San Just0 esq. Tetuan.
Horas de Consulta: 9-12 A. Nj. y
c--5 p. M.
TelefOno: San Juan, 1881.
ResIdencia: Gale DIR. Ferrer No. 80.
Tel. Santurce. 376 Negro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29

bio prudente gobernador, como un
venerable padre del pueblo. De la
misma manera Vasco Nunez de Bao-
boa, ese barbudo "aventurero", tras
de -abrirse paso con la espada hasta
ell hallazgo del Oceano Pacifico, Sc de-
dic6 a construir poblaciones, poblar,
a civilizar...
Una emocion, mezcla de orgullo y
de melancolia, nos invade cuando evo-
camos unos hombres por quienes
Espaiia sc hizo grande. Ell unico error
que ha habido en- Marruecos, error del
destino, es que ha faltado el heroe, el
aventurero capaz de abrir con un vo-
luntario y genial golpe de espada el
paso a la acci6n espahola. Y Tanger
tampoco es de Espaha porque ha fall
tado ese heroe, ese hombre aventurado
y aventurero.
Jose Ma. sALAvERRIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29
Ell GRAN COAIPOSITOR PEROSI
VUELvE A LA VIDA ARTIsTICA

j. F Fl gran tcefompFositor relisioso D.. 10
! frelnzo Perosi, despues de Il amos dc
retro ha reanudladfio Ia prdetica de su
driyyino dfriyyi j, ,arte, hahliendo escrito} nuevos
tHrabaajQ}s T. soP3re BIZ j los salmqs Y hacienda
Ia version a - JtOdas las lfenguaS euEo-
peas PerFofi ffprf n maestro g la. Ca
pilla Sixtina de Roma suS compost,
Hon @ciionass fiepen1 puesif5saa &c alta distin-
fi6n san9t seantre l9s mas afpms22ddos 22dd mdsicos
r.elisiosPos del m5llngdIo. 5l loot ~ - f o.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29
LA MAS cRANDE suPERF1c1E.

La tiene, el Garage de Andreu, ,Aguilar
& Co., Paseo Princesa, San Juan5 p.
R., de donde salen entran comoda-
mente mas. de cien automobiles todos
'os dias. Traiga su automovil este
Garage y evitara academies. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29

PROGRESO DE ALSACIA-LORENA
E1 connection con I'm canal paralelo
aal Rhi,hsse esta construyendo una
planta hidroql6ctrica Nei 100,0 900 caba-
Hos de fuerza entire las pqblacivones, de
Rosenau Y Kembs5 s54{ san ...s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-29

oucin el viernes dltimo las nueve de
la noche agredi6 bofetadas a su mn
Dire, sei7ora Maria Rivera, rompiendo-
lie una pieza dental. Rosario luego de
cometer esa felonfa Sc di6 a la. fiisa.
y la palicfa' le pei'siguio sin descaiiso
hasta capturarle; se, 4,#4
!, u. .ff&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
OLDER BOYS"
PLAN EVENT
keynort Churches Arrange for
Conference to be Held
March 9 and 10

KEYPORT, Feb. 2S.-At a meet
ing held in the Reformed church
this week a committee to assume
charge of the Older Boys conference
10 be held in the borough on March
9 and 10, was adopted, representing
the various churches OF the borough
as follows:
Judge Henry f. Ackerson and
George s. Hyer. Reformed Sunday
school; w. Frank Stanhope and
Thomas ]. Hopkins, First Baptist
sunday school: T. Walter Snyder.
Calvary M. Z. Sunday school; Harry
Nance and Benjamin LufburroW. ST,
Johns NJ. Z. Sunday school; Charles
$. jerks, st. Mary's Episcopal Sun
day school, and Willis e. Slider
back, supervising principal Of the
local school system.
Among the features OF interest to
the young man who will be the
guests Of the borough for two days
will be a banquet TO be served at
Calvary NJ. e. church, under the gu
~oervision OF Mrs. Thomas w. Dawson
assisted by q competent com rnittee.
This is the first time that the con-
ference has convened in the bor-
ough Of Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
kEYPORT PARK
ACTION TAKEN

KEYPORT, Feb. 2S.-The COM
mittee from the mayors advisory
committee met in special session
with a committee representing the
borough council, Tuesday night, TO
discuss ways and mean for the rails
ing Of funds for purchasing the
beach front property known as
Beach Park. Several plans have
been suggested, but the committees
were in favor of long term bonds of
$500 each, one to mature each year.
IL this plan is adopted and it is
peeted that it will be, the cost to a
taxpayer assessed at $4,000 will be
approximately 80 cents per year.
The committees will report back
TO their respective heads after which
definite action will be taken. The
cost of the property amounts to $13,-
900. but the Beach Park property
can be made self supporting and
The Keyport Recreation Association
has stated its willingness TO assist
in raising funds toward the purchase
price,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
ELECT At HOPELAWN

HOPELAWN, Feb. 23-The Board
OF Fire Commissioners of the eighth
district held a meeting recently, re-
organized and elected the following
officers for the ensring year: Michael
Kochiak, president; Francis Bayok,
recording secretary; Hans A. Larsen,
treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
Sale of an Shoes
for Boys, 1856

Regularly 4.50. These sturdy
shoes are Of tan calfskin In the
Balmoral lace model. They are
built of solid leather through
out and have Goodyear welted
soles and Goodyear Wingfoot
rubber heels. They arc cobbled
on a Brogue Junior last. Sizes
are 3 to 6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
Income Tax Notice

An Income Tax Bureau is now open
on the Balcony Of the Bamberger Store.
This Bureau is being managed by field
deputies OF the Internal Revenue Bureau.
Here you viii have the beneht Of the
most expert advice, free of charge, and
regardless Of whether your income calls
for a large form or a small one.
Those who have already hlled out
their forms can bring them in to have
them witnessed before the FIELD deputy,
who is permitted to take the affidavit
without cbarge.-Balconys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
500 Women;s Colored Silk
Umbrellas Sale-P Priced, 1916

Take Advantage of this limited quantity sale.
The umbrellas are covered with a fine grade Of
all silk t~affeta, tape edged, and are lifted with
silk cases.
The silk, incidentally, which comes in navy,
green, purple, brown and garnet, is rainproof and
color fast. Al the umbrellas have white or amber
tips with stub ends to match and rings or leather
strap handles. In a wide variety.
BAMBERGERS-EIRST FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

At prices considerably lower tn
WOMEN'S GLOVE SILK
VESTS, 1.39. Good weight, well
made. In pink only. Sizes SO
to AZ.
wOMEN'S SPORT BLOOM
ERS, 1875. OF silk jersey, rein
forced. In brown. green, henna,
tan, navy and purple.
WOMEN'S SILK TOP UNION
SUITS, 100 each. In pink and
white. Band finish top, shell
knee length drawers. Sizes SO
to a.
BAMRERGFR,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
Sweets for Lent

SUGAR DATES stuffed with
walnut halves, regularly 75e, now
soc.
Also KID RANDY packed in
Jackie Coogan pals, e5c. Small
tin pals filled with pure, hard
candy.-First toor.
CHOCOLATE STATUETTEs,
representing Jackie Coogan, zoe
each Packed in individual
boxes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

Books in Sets Greatly Reduced
BRET HARTT-in 4 vols Pocket
ed. in cloth LOO.
MORGAN ROBERTSoN-in 4 vols.
Pocket cd. in cloth. 100.
MORGAN RoBERTSoN-In 4 vols
Leather bound. 1.5S.
KATHLEEN NORRIS-5 vols. Cloth
POUND. Gilt top. so h set.
GRACE RICHMOND-5 vols. Cloth
bound. Gilt top. 500 the set
lie BLANCS MYSTERY TALES-S
vols. Cloth bound. Gilt tops.
ELLEN GLASGOW vols. Thin
paper. Leather binding. 5.39.
OLIVER WENDELL HoLMES4
yola Cloth bound. 2zS.
THoa BAILEY ALDRIcH-s vols
N %SlHUssT aS OF n1oourNcn
10 vols. In cloth. 6.5G.
LIBRARY OF UNIVERSAL HIS
TORY--10 vols. In cloth. e.75.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
1900 COATS

Polaire cloths and overplaids for
their materials. Flare backs, snug
shoulder style with raglan or set-in
sleeves, slash or patch pockets. All
lined. Sizes "a TO A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
Inlaid L~inolelIrfi.
SEC to 1.29 So. I'd.

Full and cut rolls genuine inlaid
llnoleum. Colors go through to the
back. Seconds. Tile, granite.
Dutch tile and %parquetry effects.
Springs Costume BlOuses 2.95
One bandanna model included.
Varied assortment made in the most
becoming of overblouse styles.
Printed Paisley and Tricolette.
Women's Sport Skirts, 3.95
Severely tailored and straight Of
line, these skirts Of plain-color
polaires and novelty plaida In tan
and reindeer. More than a dozeh
styles. Sizes &c to 81.
Riddles Panty Dresses, CSC
Different styles in these cunning
panty frocks. Rose, blue, green and
tan. In sizes 2 to 6 year olds.
Mems Extra Trousers Suits,
1885
The selection is varied. Fancy
tweed mixtures, cheviots and wors-
teds. They'll wear faithfully. Nor
folk styles. Two and three button
models. Sizes 80 to ~.
Lucille Aprons Down to Csc
Percale patterns in checks,
stripes and floral designs Of great
variety. All made with two pockets
and sash. Trimming is most effec-
tive. Many colors.
$500 Sewing Machine, $500
The machine is guaranteed to
give 10 years OF satisfactory serv-
ice. The cabinst is good looking,
sturdy and durable and easy run
ming.
100 a Week Deferred Payment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

those which regularly prevail"
MS MERCERlZED
Isle UNION SUITS, LOS.
Bodice style, with reinforced
SHIELDS under arms. Knee
length. Regular and extra sizes.
KAYSER Isle UNION
SUITS, 69c. Band or bodice
style. Regular and extra sizes.
CHILDREN'S NSOOK
UNION SUITS, Soc. "Three-
in-one" suits, sizes 2 to IL
years.
FLOOR 9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
300 SUITS

Are mostly tweeds and black and
white mixtures. The former come
in such Spring-like colors as copen,
lavender, tan and gray. Coats are
nearly all long and beited. All silk
lined. Sizes "a to A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
Two Offerings in Union Suits
Sale of Six Bow Ties, SOC

THEY WOULD ORDINARILY SELL FOR 100 AND $50. This
sale is most timely since bow-tie time is really at hand. They are the
English fouIards in the most wonderful array OF patterns and color
ings. Also a lot of Japanese hand stenciled designs on crepe. Spleen
did examples Of the kind Of neckwear that has a dash Of bright
color, yet with good combinations and which is so popular. 50cl
BAMBERGER'S-FIRsT FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

THE WAY OF THE r:
St Mars. Illustrated. Published at
I.75-9Sc.
THE GARDEN OF PEACT-By F.
Frankfort Moore. A medley in
quietude." illustrated. 100. Pub
iished at $50.
SHEEPSkINS AND GRAY RUSSET
By K. Temple Thurstons author OF
THE City OF Beautiful Nonsense
95c.
Middleton. Published at 2.00-0Sc.
HOLLAND OF TOI AY-By George
Wharton Edwards, with 80 plates in
color and monotone. Al Published
at 1O.O0
THE PANAMA CANAL-Ey willis
J. Abbot. with is colored n 500
black and white Illustrations Pub
ushed at &-S0-1.Sh
LITTLE NATURE LIBRARY
Flowers. Birds, Trees and Butterflies
worth knowing. illustrated. 1.26
Zach.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
DRESSES

Present such a variety OF styles
in canton crepe, flat crepe, trico-
sham, alltyme and marvelette. Col
ors are black, navy, brown, cocoa,
gray and almond. Sizes "a to a,
and from 40H to sly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
Children 4-Buckle
Arctics, 2.65 Pr
No Mail or Phone Orders VIII
Be Filled

We have on hand an TN
usually good supply of chill
dren's 4-buckle arctics, in COM
plete sizes up to 2.
We have marked these down
10 the low price of 2.65. With
the prospect of "slushy" weather
ahead, due to the ground thaw-
ing out, this is indeed an attrac-
tive offering. 2.65!
BAMBERGER's-FIRST FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
BAMBERGER,SB BASEMENT
= q The Magic Price in the Women
1o.o0 Apparel Section Saturday

And magic is the right wrd-for On Saturday 15O0 viii purchase a new frd, made
the SPRING style; a new top coat in Spring phds or swagger tweed suit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

Boys 2-Trouser Suits, 7.85
Good tweeds, cheviots and cordu-
roys. Good looking. Sporty Nor
folks with plested back and patch
pockets. Goats are alpaca lined.
Sizes 8 to II.
RASEMENT-BoYS' WEAR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

FOR i.00--Inciuding The Pretty
LADY, The Garden Of Resurrection.
The Inscrutable Lovers, The Book OF
Marjorie, The Crystal Heart, The
Holiday Husband. The Husband Test
Dsisy Ashford, The Cresting Wave
and others. Published at 1;50 to 2;o9
10 ARCHIBALD AtSHALL
NOVELS. sc EACH-Published at
100. Titles include The Eldest Son,
The Honor of the Cllntons Clintons
and Others. The Old Order
The Greatest of These, Richard
Baldock, Peter Binneys Watermeads
and Many Junes
vERA--By the author OF ElizaSeth
full leather. gilt top Published st
THE CRUISE OF TIE OORwTN-
BY John Muir. With "a III Publishsd
1T 2.76-Sor 1.EO.
TAHITI DAYS-By Hector. Mac
ouarrie. With 20 III. LOO. Published
&C $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
BOYS AND
NIGHT SHIRTS lie.

Clearance q boys donet night
shirts and pajamas. Broken lines
and small lots. On sale while $50
last. No mail or phone orders.
Boys Shop, Second floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

(Fo Saturday Only

(For Saturday Only
Ia instances where che iots In
this column r small, n We
cannot guarantee that they wn1
remain on sale all day, we state
at the bottom Of such itsmss
HWhiIe quantities last. no mall
phone or @, o. ID. orders"
YES CHECKERS, $50
Baum Marten opossrrn ehokszs
Extra large. Head, tail, paws
ana erechst chain. Third neoas
CHIIDREN's $50 TAN
SHOES Ls&
Tan button shoes, with broad
toes. Spring heels. SiSes to T.
No mail or phone orderA While
they last. First hoer,
$3.50 DINNER SETSs 6S0n
iG.piecs thin imported china.
Includes 8 meat dishes sugar
bowl and cream pitcher. Gold
band design. ON sale while q
LIMITED QUANTITY lastsA ssv.
enth floor.
BoYg HATS, 600
In ehinchf1la. plush and leather
combinations. Polo, Jack Tar
and Tam O. Shanter styles. Linz
tied quantity. No mail. phons OF
C. o. D. orders. Second door.
SPORT KNOCKERS, 6.s5.
Exceptional quality a1l-wool
tweeds and mixtures. in attrac-
tive eolorings. Cut fun and well
tailored. Separate belt Made to
retail at s.95. Third door.
BOYS PAJAMAS AND
MIGHT SHIRTS, T5c.
Clearance q boys domet night
shirts and pajamas. Broken lines
and small lots. On sale while $50
last. No mail or phone orders.
Boys Shop, Second floor.
BENTwooD CHAIR, s.75.
100 we'll made, imported golden
oak, Brentwood chairs. Open cane
seat. Finished in light golden
oak. Exceptional at this price.
Fourth floor.
MEMS 100 HOSE AT TIC PAIR.
Full fashioned, perfect silk sox
Doubls soles, heels, Isle ribbed
cuffs. In black. cordovans gray
and navy. Sizes 9h DO liz.
First Floor
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DeauviIle and Jaquette
Sweaters, 2.95

OWCdtC1C GsCO
Wool jersey and fine mohair
natural in all the newest shades
and combinations. Many new slip
on models In all worsted or mohair.
Low Shoes for Women and
Girls, 2.35
Walking oxfords made on a me-
dunn toe last. Straight or wing
tips, with low heels and welted
soles. Attached rubber heels.
BLACK SATIN PUMPS, ass
With French, Baby French or Cuban
heels complete the assortment. Me-
dunn toe last with lightweight soles.
All sizes.
Shoes for Little Boys, 1.65
Sizes 9 to 10. Made Of tan
leather, built on a full toe last,
with strong, durable soles and rub
Der heels.
Advance Models Misses
Silk Dresses, 1900
In black, brown, cocoa and pals
ley colorings. HEAVY SILKS
frightened with touches Of color in
the trim. Or effectively ornate with
paisley printed silks. Sizes IA, l6
and Is years.
Seamless Administer
Rugs, $500
Beautiful administer rugs woven
of good yarns in a variety OF Per-
sian and neat sll-over patterns.
Size S.3xl0.6 at 5000; size 7.6x9,
$500; size 6x9 at 1000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
After Exposure
Take Hills

w HEN colds are going the
rounds and la grippe and
pneumonia are prevalent, you
must exercise precaution.
You can't escape exposure.
But you can strengthen your re.
sistance by taking Hills Cascara
Quinine Tablets regularly.
Colds spread in the sneezing
crowds that pack cars, streets,
shops and theaters.
Play safe and keep fit. Take
Hills before and after exposure.
At All Drueeists.-30 cents
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W. n HMl Co. &l2TR~ Detroit. Mich
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
SPORT 6.s5.

Exceptional quality all-wool
tweeds and mixtures. in attrac-
tive colorings. Cut fun and well
tailored. Separate belt Made to
retail at s.95. Third door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
L. BAMBERGER s. co
nrwnpv tOMg ocAzzermas Great Stores NEWARK
NEWARK
Books On Sale at h to ~ Less

Add few vomme TO the home ny from this very extensive selection books selling from 8S HS, W.
less than the prices for which they were published to Solid 1t mw 1" "n "@ "S 81" SUN"
umben hhae them at M@ kSthaNguhrp prices --.Is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
cHA1R. SIS.

100 well-made, imported golden
oak, Brentwood chairs. Open cane
seat. Finished in light golden
oak. Exceptional at this price.
Fourth floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
BoYg' EATS, 600

In chinchi1la, plush aud leather
combinations. Polo, Jack Tar
and Tam o Shanter styles. Linz
tied quantity. No mail. phone or
C. o. D. orders. Second door
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23

MEMS 100 HOSE AT TIC PAIR.
Full fashioned, perfect silk sox.
Doubls soles. heels, Isle ribbed
cuffs. In black, cordovans gray
and navy. Sizes 91z b liz.
First Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-23
knitted Underwear of Silk and Cotton
For Women and Children

AT prices considerably lower than those which regularly prevail