Perth Amboy Evening News from Perth Amboy, New Jersey • 5

CLASSIFIED ADS. Ten Words or Less Ten Cents ONE CENT A WORD Aclvertlsemcnts Accepted For Local Edition up to 2 p. m. See Page foiir for "Ads" Received too Late for Classification STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS Oouble Track Eliminates Delays of Trains. Ipecial to the EVBNINO SEWS.

Tottenvllle, June 2 of the recent improvements on the Staten Island Rapid Transit Is the double track between Annadale and Princes Bay, a distance of nearly two miles completed and put in operation last week. The elimination of the grade crossing at Amboy road, Huguenot Park, the incidental readjustment of grades and the additional track bring this stretch of roadbed up to the standard maintained elsewhere the line. The new track Is of rail, well ballasted and like the rsalauce of the line le protected by an absolute electrically operated block signal system. The Interest of the public in this improvement will centre largely in the fact that thero will be no more delays to trains waiting to pass on single tracks. This should gladden the hearts of oommuters from Tottenvllle and other fifth ward statlone and increase the popularity of the Staten Island route in Perth Amboy.

The elimination of the Huguenot Park crossing was brought about by the co-operation of the company with the city and state authorities under the laws providing for Joint assumption of cost of work of this rallied bridge is a heavy structure, set "on massive con's cpfte abutments and cost close to 1100,000. TWENTY POUND TURTLE LANDED AT WOLFS POND the KVENIVO Sii(TS. Tottenvllle, June Theodore Oxenham, of Pleasant Plains, was fishing Sunday in Wolf's pond, Prince Bay, he landed a large turtlo after much difficulty. Caling to his companions to bring the net the monster broke through it when it was drawn to shore. The turtle which weighed twenty pounds, snapped and floundered about.

H. Linker, who Oxenham, placed a trunk kji of a tree on'THe'Turtle and stood on jfi it, but the turtle throw him off. In falling Linker came near being btti ten by the turtle. It was then tied to a tree with a leather belt and 'I chain. Once more the turtle broke a away and was making for the pond.

It was finally subdued and taken to Oixenham's home, where It was placed on exhibition. MECHANIC'S BEARERS AT FRANK DIXON'S FUNERAL tveoial to the KVENINO Tottenville, members of United Counoil, Jr. O. U. A.

of Tottenville, acted as bearers at the funeral of Frank Dixon, an old resident of Staten Island, held from his late residence in Bloomingdale avenue, Woodrow, yesterday afternoon. Rev. Charlee J. Adams, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church, Rossville, officiated at the and the interment was in St.

cemetery, Rossville. Newton of United Council, assi sted by Walter Wood as chaplain, conducted the servioe of the order at the grave. The bearers were Newton Stewart, Walter Wood, Henry Woodruff, M. C. Ayers, M.

P. Palmer and J. Alfred Reid. WEDDING AT THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH TONIGHT to tfu SVBNIbO NBWa. Tottenville, June marriage of Miss Edwlna Knott, daughtei of Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Knott, of Maneo avenue, Tottenville, and August Thompson, of Perth Amboy, will be solemnized in the South Baptist church, in Main street, Tottenville, tonight at 7 o'clock. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Arthur Locke, pastor. A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents in Manee avenue, after which they will leave on a wedding tour.

Exercises at School No. 8. Bpccial to the EVENING NEWS. Tottenville, June exercises will be held in the auditorium of public school No. 3, Pleasant Plains, tonight, commencing at 8 o'clock.

graduates will be given dip'oJiias at this time. Principal Gould J. Jennings, with the assistance of the teachers has arranged an excellent program. Tickets have been issued to the graduates for their friends and relatives for the reserved seats in the main part of the auditorium. It is true that women more frequently suffer from kidney trouble than pien.

It is also true they suffer more I intensely, owing to their more sensitive Katherine L. Norton, New 'Bedford, says: "I bad a terrible pain across my back, with a burning and scalding feeling. I took Fcley Kidney Pills as advised, with results cortain and sure. The pain and burning feeling left me. I felt toned jjUp and invigorated.

I am glad to Foley Kidney Pills. They ere tonic in action, quick in results. For sale by all druggists. W. j.

to 1 Pateraoa Contractors, Street Grading. Flu Eto. LVal MM Totteaville, V. AT THE ACADEMY Diplomas to Six tiivm at St. Louis School Yesterday tpeoiaI to the BNINO NKWB.

Tottenville, June were given eix graduating with honors at the sixth annual commencement exercises of 8t. Louts Academy of the Sisters of Marianite, of Tottenville, that was held yesterday afternoon at 8:30 o'clock at the academy. Five of the graduates at this time finished at the February term and one at the June, which is the largest number since the school was started. An elaborate program in conuection with the exercises was carried out and medals and premiums distributed. Rev.

J. F. Malloy, rector of the Church of Our Lady Help of Christians, presided and conducted the exercises. Five gold medals, two which were donated by Rev. Father Malloy, one by L.

H. Amy and two by Madame M. Le Dois, teacher of music at the academy, were awarded. Gertrude Griffin was awarded the gold medal for Christian doctrine and Miss Loretta McKeon received a silver medal for second honors for Christian doctrine. Miss Evelyn Small received the gold medal for efficiency, while Miss Marie St.

Nicholas received a gold medal for efficiency in the grammar department. Miss Anna Henry received a gold medal for music in the advanced grades and Miss Eleanor Lynch received a gold medal for music in the intermediate grades. A gold medal tor application was awarded Miss Marie Corson and Miss Anastasia O'Riley was awarded a gold medal for regular attendance. Miss Evelyn Small was awarded a Palmer certificate of business writing. After tho exercises an exhibition of the work of the pupils was shown.

A feature of the exhibition this year was the dresses made by the pupils that will be given to the poor. Many friends and relatives of the pupils from Perth Auiboy, Manhattan and I other parts of the island were ent. The exercises were the best the academy has ever held and the manner in which they were oarrled out reitacts credit on the management and teachers in charge. With the exercises at this time the academy is closed for the summer and will not open again until September 8. The graduates who received diplomas were the Misses Evelyn Small, Gertrude McKeon and Marie Carson, of New York; Dorothy Lake, of Oakwood; Anna Turley, of New Dorp, and Gertrude Griffin, of Tottenville.

The following was the program rendered: la violette. Pupils Johnny's History Lesson Master H. Bishop the Great Miss E. Small Gracieuse Misses E. Lynch and Ruth Weaver Reve Miss L.

Montheinont Aid de Cid Miss G. GriffU Miss D. Lake Little Children Secret Misses H. Rielley aud C. Rice Clock Miss M.

Androvett Sphere Miss A. Turley de Kulau Misses A. Henry and V. Hauter Miss H. Rtelley of Arc Miss G.

Griffln Piano Paloma Miss E. Small Recitation- Telemachus Mies V. Hauter Piano Miss D. Lake Graduating We Meet Again.Pupils Copper Works Laborers Quit. i Tottenville, June number of dissatisfied laborers at the Tottenville Copper Company's plant in Church street, that place, quit work yesterday afternoon and a general rumor started that a strike had been declared at that plant.

OfTlcials of the concern deny this morning that there was any trouble at that place. The men that went out came to the plant this morning they said, but were not allowed to go to work. PLEASANT PLAINS. Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson of the I Bronx visited in Prlnie Bay, Little Farms, this week.

Mr. and Mre. George Cole and Mr. and Mrs. August Welderman have moved from Brook avenue to Station avenue.

Miss M. Elsie Johnston of Prince Bar is visltiug friends Rt Portland, She will remain untlt the first I week in July. I Mrs. J. Votapka has been enterI taining friends from Manhattan.

Miss Jennie Cooper has recevered from recent illness. 1 Mrs. Wiliam A. Johnston has returned to her home from Boston, where she was the guest of her cousTn, Mrs. Amos Crane.

I Mr. and George Mitchell have returned to Newark after a visit In Eltingville. 1 Mrs. Jane Tredwell has gone homo to Bensonhurst, L. I.

after a visit in Annadale. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellison of Jersey City have returned after a visIt in Huguenot. Miss Charlotte Stern of Garden City has been visiting her parente.

Fred Henry was In Manhattan on Tuesday. Molly Stark Council, of met night, ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN BY THE CHILDREN OF PARISH to ffVBjmra TottenvlUe, June annual entertainment by the children of the parish of the Church of Our Help of Christians In Knights of Pythias hall, Tottenvllle, last night was largely attended by the members and friends of the parish. An elaborate program was rendered. It consisted of a sketch entitled. "Arden'a Rosary or at the Rising of the Moon." A comic one act drama entitled, Mrs.

Willis Will," and a domestic comedy in one scene entitled "Discontented Sisters." The pro gram opeued with the processional march on the piano by Misses Blanche Huges and Lena Saner and the sunflower march by a number of little boys. The music for the gffalr was furnished by the Misses R. Murray and J. Cunningham. During the intermission and between the acts refreshments were served.

There was also selections by Alice Post, Doro-1 tliea Flnan, Miss Jennie Cunningham, Anna Hughes, Helen Brennau and Glavln. The same program was rendered Tuesday afternoon for the chlldreu. INSULTS WOMAN AT FERRY IS LOCKED IN TOMBS to the HVPIKItfO Tottenvllle, June 2 Acting Captain Ernest Van Wagner of the Richmond Detective RuFeau was on his way from heaiJuuartors in Manhattan to Staten Island yesterday afternoon, he was called upon to arrest a man who had Insulted a woman In the ferry house of the Municipal ferry at South Ferry. The man who gave his name as William C. Whyard, twenty-eight years old, of Englewood.

New Jersey, was taken to the first district court, Manhattan, and arraigned before Magistrate Barlow, who held him In $500 bail for special sessions. He was locked up iu the tombs In default of hail. The complainant in case is Mrs. Margaret H. Choky, of 2 Castleton avenue.

West New Brighton, Staten Island. Strawberry Festival. iveclal to the KVKtitTfO NEWS. Tottenvllle, June strawberry festival, reception and dance under the auspices of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's R.

C. church, Rossvllle, in Washington hall, that place, last Saturday night a great success. The proceeds wei'0 for the benefit of the church. TOTTENVILLE. Mrs.

John Dowd, of Brooklyn, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Agnew Joline. of Hopping avenue.

Mrs. Katherine Hoehn, of Broadway, visitai her sister in Manhattan on Tuesday. Mr. anjj Mrs. Peter Finan will start housekeeping in Chestnut street the first of the month.

Fireman John Cronin of hook and ladder 76, who hurt his hand Sunday night, is recovering. Lincoln Collins and daughter, Miss Anna Collins are Manhattan visitors today. George W. Slaight was on hoard of the steamship Imperotor at its dock Sunday. Rebekah Lodge, Odd Fellows, met last night in Odd Fellow hall.

The closing session of Staten Island Chapter, No. 196, Royal Arch Masons, until September, will be held at Masonic temple tonight, United Council, Jr. O. U. A.

I will meet tonight. EX CI SIC IV CE. Notice is hereby given that the underslgned intends making application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy, at their next for a license to keep a saloon with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors in the City of Perth Amboy. and In the house owned by himself at 434 High Bt. Dated June 1913 CHAULES A.

HACKMAN. 19418-6-19-2 t-oew EXCISE NOTICE. Notice is nereby given that the undersigned Intends to make application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy. N. at their next meeting, for a license to keep a saloon, with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous Ilquora in the said of Perth Amboy, and in the house owned by himself at 547 Kennedy St.

Dated June 191 -t FERDINAND HOCITBKRGBR. EXCISE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned intends making application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the Citv of Perth Amboy, at their next meeting, for a license to keep a saloon, with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors in the said City of Perth Amboy, and in the house owned by himself at 678 Catherine St. Dated June 17, 191S. MON GODLESKY.

EXCISE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Intends to make application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy, N. at their next meeting for a license to keep a saloon, with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors in the said City of Perth Amboy. and In thr house owned by Annie Rush at 668 Cortlandt street. June 12.

1913. FRANK BECZA. EXCISE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned intends making application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy, at their next meeting, for a license to keep a hotel, with the privilege of selling malt and irhuous liquors In the said City of Perth Amboy, and in the house owned by Krueger Brewing at 314 Trout St. Dated June IS.

1918. DENNIS 19411-0-19-2t-oew EXCISE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Intends to make application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy, N. at their next meeting for a license to keep a hotel, with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors In the said Cfty of Perth Amboy, and in the house owned by Richard Martin at S3 Smith street Dated June 9, 1913. FLOYD BROWN.

194 12-6-19-2 t-oew EXCISE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Intends to make application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the Citv of Perth Amboy. N. at their next meeting for a transfer of the license heretofore granted him to keep a saloon at 171 Hall with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors to the house owned by Nicholas Toft at 379 Market Street tn the said Citv of Perth Amboy. Dated June 18.

1913 PAUL PIAS0OKI. BCStNESD OPPORTUNITIES. SALOON Popular Oerman corner saloon; owner retiring account lllnoee; required only Other attractive saloons, $800 up ards. Splendid leaees; licenso, $300. KRU8E, 110 Bloomfield Hoboken.

Open evenings also. lMf 1 It BOARDERS WANTED BOARDERS boarding houee. 273 Smith St. 17649 4-28-lmo STORES TO LET. STOKE TO LET, corner State and Washington Sts.

Inquire Jacob Goldberger, ticket office. 19346-6 17-tf STORE TO LET. 48 Smith St. 18502-5-21-Imo STORE TO LET, 503 Amboy 27. Inquire on promises.

17855-(5-3-tf STORES TO LET TO and office building at Smith St. For particulars see llane Nielsen, 190 Smith 3t. 19601 fl 24-5t KXCIS10 NOTICE. Notice is that the undersigned intends making application to tho Hoard of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy, at their next for a license to keep a saloon, with the privilege of selling; malt and spirituous liquors In the City of Perth Amboy. and In the house owned Annie at 312 Kim at.

Dated 11. 1913 194lO-G-19-2t-oew CHRIST LARflEN. KCtCISB XOTICH. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Intends making application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy, at their next meeting, for a license to keep a saloon, with the privlloge of selling malt and spirituous liquors In the City of Perth Amboy, and In the house owned by John Haffner estate at 697 Charles St. I June 12.

1918. 19413-6-19-2t-oew JOHN SANDOR. EXCISE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Intends making application to tho Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy, at their next moating for a license to keop a saloon with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors In the City of Perth Amboy. and in the house owned I hlmHelf at 430 Brunswick Ave.

Dated June 14. 1918 JOSEPH GALA IDA. Jit. Mil 1-6-19 t-oew EXCIME NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Intends making application to tho Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Amboy.

at their next meeting, for a license to keep a saloon, with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors In the City of Perth Amboy, and In the house owned by William Thlele at 768 Parker Si. Dated Juno 4, 1913. 19416-G-1 9-2t-oew DAM1TZ. EXCISE NOTICE. Notlco Is hereby given that the undesigned intends making application to the Board of Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Ainboy, at their next meeting, for a llcenso to keen a saloon with the privilege of selling malt and spirituous liquors In the City of Perth Amboy and In tho house owiiud by Mis.

Nagle at 184 layette St. Dated June 4. 1913 CAIlflT A U8TKNBEN 1 911 7-6-19-2t-oew Newark Business College Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial, Civil Service, English. Day and Event School the entire year Special rates for summer courses. "Dependable Business Established Haliey and Warren Newark Tel.

Market 3114 DR, SPECIALIST JVo. 005 Hroud Hfroet Opp. Shubert Theatre, Near Central Avenue NEWARK. N. J.

ALL MAI.IC AND FKMALK I SIC HIOS. Twenty years a Spa-lallst In all forma of nervous debility, lrnpotency, vital weakness, varicocele, unnatural draina, rheumatism, diseases of ttie heart, stomach, liver and bladder, blood and nkln, chronic bronchitis, asthma, consumption and FEMALE DISEASES. CONSULTATION FREE Office to 4 6 to P. also Tuesday and Friday Mornings, 9.30 to 11. Office Closed Sundays One Flight Up HARNESS F.C.Ritchie Harness Co, (Successors ts Geo Ronbtnd) 202 Market Newark, N.J, Next Door to "Sunday Call" 6917-W Market Headquarters in Newark for Horse Goods.

Stable Supplies, Collars, Blankets, harness, Saddlery and Canvass Goods This business has been located 46 years in Its present building and has become a popular institution throughout the State. HENDERSON MOTORCYCLE Four Cylinder Motor POWERFUL. NOrSELEBS. FLEXIBLE. AND VIBRATION i.KSS Local Atfency: THEODORE ACHENBERG Cortlandt Perth boy.

SITUATIONS PAINTER work. Inquire 372 New St. A. Weiss. 6-26-3t YOUNG HUNGARIAN man desires position on farm.

Gyula Fodor, 7 09 Cortlandt street. 6-24-3t YOUNG MAN wishes position as bar tender in hotel with restaurant at tached. Address J. care News. 19569-0 24 3t YOUNG MAN would do lawn work or other light work in return for clothes.

B. Benson, General Delivery, City. 6 24-3t HELP WANTED- MALE PORTEB WANTED, young man want ed as porter. One who can speak Polish, Slavish and Hungarian. Apply 434 High St.

19649-8 26-3t SIGN l'or steady work; Btato experience and wages required. Address Signs, care News. 13070-6-20 2t A or three strong men as ladlers, must have had experience around copper furnaces. Tottenville Copper Tottenville, 8. I.

10639-6 20 2t fireman; must be steady and sober. Louis Stultz, Hygeia Ioe Plant, Keyport, N. J. 19612 6 25 3t in or outside, piece or week work, steady position. Inquire H.

South River, N. J. 6-25 2t VOUNG MAN wanted to hang awnings. Perth Ambov Shade and Awnnig 447 Smith St. 19602-0 24 3t SITUATION position as stenographer; can furnish reference.

Address M. care News. 19573-6-24-3t EXPERIENCED NURSE. RuUmann, 198 Fayette 8t. 10564 6-24-0t HELP (TfTiL for no wash ing or ironing; two in family.

288 High St. 19073-6-26-lt WASHER wanted, $5.00 per week and board. Marathon Restaurant. 19068-6-2G-2t GIRL WANTED for genoral housework and cook. 219 Rector St.

1 9630-6-25-2t to assist with housework. Apply 45 Jefferson street. WANTED Girl for general "housework; two in family. Mrs. J.

A. Sexlon, South Am hoy, N. J. 19500 6-23 tf EXPERIENCED hands wanted on shirtwaists ana dresses, good wages paid. Also learners paid while learning.

Girls over 15 vanted for folding and cotton cleaning. Experienced prehears wanted. Apply 263 Prospect street. 18744 5-28 tf FOR SALE CABIN 22 ft. long, with 8 li.p.

Ferro motor. Inquire or Peter in, 209 Front St. l9G07-6-26-3t 1 OR SALE Show cases and counter, also square piano. 291 Smith St. 19065-6-26 3t FAMILY going west must household furniture; all in excellent con ditiou.

155 Lewis St. (Upstairs.) 19686 6-26-3t SECOND HAN'T) Tver Tfohnson Bicycle, coaster brake, also 2 baby carriages. Bargains, 155 Lewis St. 19037 FOB HALE- Parlor Restaurant, next to Auditorium. 108 New Brunswick Ave.

Owner leaving town. 19603-6-24 5t AUTO FOR SALE. Party going to Europe wishes to sell American tour ing car at a sacrifice. Fully equipped with self-starter. Inquire 7 to 9 p.

m.y any evening, or 5 to 7 p. Saturday or Sunday. Inquire E. Ricci, 399 State street. 19600-6-24-5t FOR Freshly picked" red cur rants and gooseberries; $3 per crate, 10c a quart.

Joe Brocard, Box 459, Metuchen, N. J. 19581-6-24-3t and ladies' clothing, J'anamu hate, odds and etds of all kinds; new and second hand tools; caps at half price. C. Tuttle, 205 Smith St.

17451-4-23-lyr FOR HALE High class furnituro (quartered oak and leather) and household goods, on account of leaving city. Can be soon after o'clock at 72 Madison downstairs. 19571-6 24-3t WHITE enameled Iron crib, spring mattress, good as new, oheap. W. H.

Cortelyou, 153 Lewis Ht. 19575 6 24-3t FOR SALE, cheap, one pony rig, safe for children to drive; 15 head of horses, also one well matched pair 5 and 0 year olds, broke to all harness. 30 days' trial given. Inquire 382 New St. BOP Singer Sewing Machine.

slightly at A. Jensen's, 33o State St. 17688-4-291 SUPPLIES. All makes $10 largest stock in N.J. Supplies for all machines, repairs guaranteed; rentals fc2 and aold easy payment plan.

Have 40 to 75 per cent. Geo. M. Ttidd, 17 Academy Newark, N. J.

Tel. 7307 Market. 18368-5-16-3mo8 HOUSES TO LET. FINE 10 room house ou ifigh all improvements; large lawn; rent per month. Inquire John B.

Blew, 168 Smith Perth Am boy, N. J. 19672-6 26 3t FINE 15 room house on Gordon all improvements; located between State 8t. and Kearny Ave. Suitable either for boarding or furnished room house For further particulars inquire John Blew, 168 Smith Perth Ambov, N.J.

11)671 TO se on Wood A e. all "im including steam heat, electric light, full plumbing, six besides bath, conservatory and sumj iei kitchen; largo niuo-foot porch, screened in, cellar under entire building. Will La let cheap to party without children. Address P. O.

Iio: 343, or 224 Wood Tofctc avilie. 19379-6-18-tf CONQUEST BULLIS, Oarage. Touring Care to General Repairs. Automobile Supplies a Specialty, PhoiiA 097, 340 High REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. BEAL ESTATE FOR HALE by D.

A. SHIRLEY, 130 Smith Perth Amboy, N. J. SALOON PROPERTY on corner; lot 50 xlOO. Annual rental $912.

Price mortgage $3,000. A good stand for the right man. FIVE ROOM HOUSE; lot 34x100; water, sewer and gas. Price mortgage $1,150. Can arrange terms.

LOT 25x100. One block from Market east of Central railroad. Price $1,050. LOT 30x130. Rest location on St.

A bargain foi some one looking for a home site. TWELVE ACRE FARM. Good eight room house au I outbuildings; handy to trolley. Three mllps from Pert Ambov. Only part cash.

FAMILY House; good lo ration; all improvemements except heat. Price $1,000 cash; mort gage $2,500. An exceptional bargain. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE on Washington part improvements; price mortgage $1,800. Small amount of cash.

For further particulars apply to A. SHIRLEY, 130 Smith Perth A boy, N. J. 1 9648-6-26 28 3 LOTS eaJe at Port Heading, op posite depot, good business invest ment. Inquire Washington Cafej 62 Washington corner High St.

1953C 6 23 4t FOO 6A 0 room frame residence; $200 cash, balance monthly. M. H. Madsen, Smith St. 19582-6 24 Stw kit Tn.Th.S KIUliT "bath; heat, paved street, in heart of city, where value increases are rapid and substantial; small amount of cash necee ear y.

E. J. caro Evening News. 18249-5-14-lyr HOTEL doing a good business, for Hale, containing 40 rooms; first class place for a hustler; seven acres of woodland and ton acres of farming ground. Massopuet Duschock, 692 State Street.

17862-5-3-1 yr FARM FOR SALE FOR SALE or Exchange, 15 acre farm, 10-room dwelling and small bungalow on trolley line; small deposit; bal ance as rent. Burke Bolger, 366 State 17449-4 23-lyr FOR BALE- Corner property, store and 8 room dwelling, all modorn improvements; centrally located, by trolle. 45 mi utes to York. Garret Cottrell, Malawan, N.J. 18786-5-29-lm FIW BRICK and STUCCO 9 room dwelling on trolley at Sowaren, lot 100x200.

All improvements. Apply Boynton Brothers 87 Smith Perth Amboy, J. 18044-5-8-2mo FOR cottages, Market noar C. It. all improvements; terms reasonable; lot 33 1-3 100.

Ilyman Friedman, 117-119 Smith Amboy, N. J. 17503-4-24-3mos REAL ESTATE WANTED YOU WANT to sell your property! We have buyers. What haro you to offer Send particulars of jjjur proper tlee, city town, shore and farms, to "itawaon," Union. Building, Newark, N.

18082-5-8-tf TO LET STOKK witli thine rooms, bath, gas, steam heat, $15.00. 301 Market 8t. 1D647-6 20-et TWO STORES two five room apart- enta, aleo one seven room apart mont; all improvements. Inquire H. Wcdeen.

2713 Bmltli Ht. 3 19-tf OFFICES TO LET, light and heatT single or en suite, corner King and Smith streets, $8 up. S. J. Vail, 95 Smith street.

Tel. 806. 17502-4-23-lyr. EXCELLENT seven room flat over Slohodlen's shoe store, also suitable for offices. Inquire Slobodien's shoe store, 143 Smith street.

19240-6-13-tf STORE AND ROOMS for rent, corner Baker Place and New Brunswick avenue, Perth Amboy. Apply Pierce Sim, 198 Suilth street, city. 18082-5-9-tf FLATS TO LET FIVE or SIX rooniB, nil improvements, uew apartment house on Mecliauic St. Inqniro 407 Hlgli St. 28 Ht FLAT TO LET; all improvements.

quire 8. Tucker, 63 Brighton Ave. 19104, ROOMS TO LET. SIX ROOM8 to lot all improvements except bath. 401 East Ave.

1981 8-8-25-tf 5 ROOMS, all Improvements, coiner Lewis and South First Sts. Inquire S. Lovlnston, 308 Stati Ht. FLAT TO rooms, all improve monts. 378 Park Ave.

Inquire L. Keineny, jeweler, 112 Smith Kaut Bldg. 19625 0 25 tf TO rooms, with ail improvements. Inquire H. Fleishman, 831 Grant street, near Market street.

1 960K-6-24-3t TO rooms wt'-h part improvements, at 92 Washington St. Rent il 8.00 month. Hans Nielsen, 196 Smith St. 19540-6-23 8t MONEY TO LOAN $3,000 TO LOAN ou bond and mortgage. S.

J. Vail, 95 Smith street. Tel. 806. 19328-8-16-tf LOANS LOANS $5 to $100 By the old reliable New Brunswick loan Co.

To Housekeepers At short notice in strict confidence at low cost on easy payments, weekly or monthly. Wo will explain our plan To you, no charge unless you borrow. Call, wrlto or 'phone. New Brunswick Loan Co. Peterson Street.

ikcMil N. Bruaiwlck. N.J· Cilice Hoars 8 s. bol. to p.

a LOAN8 LOANS FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET L.AROK FRONT ROOM, all improvements, private family, one or two. 192 Madison Ave. 19604-6-26-6t f-HKNlSIIED KOOMS for rent. 290 King 2 doors from Smith St. 19652-6-26 2t LARGE UOOM with improvements, nicely furnished, one or two Si.

ij 26-3t LET, furnished, large room for housekeeping, -vith almost exclusive use of kitchen; no other roomers. 313 State near Smith St. 19661-6-26-lt NEAR POST OFFICE, furnished front room, every convenience, single party couple. Jones, 271 Maple St. FURNISHED room; aU convenienres, private family.

234 Madison near Market. 19616 6 25-5t board. ply C. liecker, 18. Bniith St.

19554-6 28-tf LARUE FRONT ROOM suitable for one or two; private family. 182 Brighton Are. 19543 6-23-6t ROOM, suitable for one or two; private family. 178-A Smith street. 19547-6-23-tf KKONT- room, improvemente.

225 Madison Ave. 19523 6 23 6t FURNISHED can aceommodate one or two. Phono 115-R. 178 Hector St. 19515 LARUE AND SMALL rooms, modern improvements.

174 Market oor. Madison Ave. 19495-6-21-6t FURNISHED ROOMS, all Improvements, McClellan House, 26 8 McCU'llun Htreot. 1 1 6-1 mo. ROOMS for light hotiaekeeping, overlooking bay.

Oas, bath, 253 ater corner Market near City Hall. 19301-6-14 Imo fj KOOMS, first floor, front, improvements, privilege light housekeeping. 97 Fayette St. lfl273-6-13-tf LA-BO furnished -n for rent; all improvements: board if desired. dt-en 273 Smith St.

18363-5-lli-lmo LA ROE Oit furnished room, board if doslred, all improvements. £67 McOlellun St. Tel. 565-R. 3-9-tf INSTRUCTION.

FOI? TUTORING in German and Latin inijuiro 182 Kearny Ave. 19611-6-25-2t MISCELLANEOUS AHI'I'jT and it 14s nv older, good work guaranteed. 123 Brighton Ave. WK BUY and sell household and office furniture ci'tfita. Model I Ht at 8t.

19545-6-23 tf LU NO II WAUON at corner of Bmitli and MeC'lellan is under new management. P. Kosenvinge, Prop. 19577 6 21-4t BJjUn KONT Exchange, rigs to hire by tke week or month; best care given to horses on board. 382 New St.

17718-4-30-lyr YOUR upholstering and furniture repaired and covers made. H. Feinberg, corner Smith and Boctor et ree te. -1 mo WA.UKHOUSE; large airy locked rooms, $3. Miller's, State cor.

i'ayetto or call 15-W. 18452-5-20-tf FOR steamship tickets to any part of Europe, and 3d class, call at Perth Amboy's old'Sbl 'afeency, 117-119 Smith St. Frederick L. Brown. 18798-5-29-tf V.

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HOTEL C. flriczko, 877 Smith St. Up-to-date hotel and restaurant; first class in every respect. Also steamship agent. Tel.

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