wrvar Advertising in "Tfee A-Ivcr i*inf' la "Tfae Leader" u "Miking .sad"" U "M your business safe for THE WESTFIELD LEADER Four butine*i •«f e far THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR—NO. 21 (HELP KEEP WESTFIELD A CLEAN CITY) WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1925 (BOOST WESTKIELD TODAY AND EVERYDAY) 12 P»ge*~ 5 cents
WESTFIELD TO HELP THIEVES THEN TO t- MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION ELIZABETH COURT! TO THE PEOPLE OF WESTFIELD: NEAR EAST SUNDAY Chief Rosecrans Discovers Sta- [ On Sunday next an appeal for the orphan children in the care uf the Near East Relief, will be made in Westfield. ten Island Owners of Represeniatives from Churches to Call at Each Home tor The unselfish and effective work done by the Near East Relief Jewelry i should appeal to every person in our Town. Since the dose of Contributions. Keep Up Work of Helping the World War the Near East Relief has saved over one and one- LONG POLICE RECORDS Needy Children half millions from death, including two hundred thousand children. A great number of orphan children are without food, clothing and The three men that are alleged to shelter, ready to succumb to the famine and pestilence which stalks have robbed two houses on Benson in the wake of the World War, unless help is forthcoming. place, on January 25, and who werej ILLUSTRATED LECTURE FRIDAY EVENING These little ones are helpless through no fault ot their own, captured by the Westfield Police and; . Continuous Existence and Surely, as we sit by our comfortable firesides during these cold were taken to the County jail at! winter evenings, the thought of little children hungry, shelterless brought hero before the local court,; and poorly clothed, should inspire us to contribute to tho Near Elizabeth last Thursday, where they: , The existence of The Wcstfleld Trust Company Plans have been completed by the Near East Relief ia doing in molding East Relief. Westfleld Near East Committee for plastic little lives for usefulness to will await, trial by jury. It is under- j ia continuous—and this is an important point presentation of the cause of 41,000 their native country. All these chil- 1 realize that many and worthy demands are being made upon stood that there will be little difficult to consider when appointing an Executor of motherles3 and fatherless little chil- dren have been removed from Turkey our people, but I know that Westfield has always been ready to ty in convictng two of the men who| help the poor and the needy, and I sincerely hope that all will freely were found with the jewelry on their your will. The individual Executor may die dren in Bible Lands to the people of and now have permanent protection give to the Near East Relief and thereby rescue many little ones before the estate is settled. Westfield. The situation of these in Christian Armenia, Greece and whose lot has been thrown in lands afflicted by pestilence and famine. person. children is serious. They have been Syria. Chief Rosecrans, aa soon ns the Let us give life and not death to the little ones in the Near men were captured, communicated • We cordially invite you to consult ua about any saved from death by America, and rn addition to the 41,000 children East, who hold out their hands to us! now that they have been feaved they under complete care in the American j with the police of Newark and Rhode I trust matter. are confronted by the problem of the Institutions who look to us for their WILLIAM M. BEARD, Island. It was found that both of immediate future. Has America very existence, their are 10,000 homo- Mayor. the men had long records in the an-[ saved them only to let them go at i orphan children huddled in Salon- j nals of Providence. The fellow who css Rave his numo ns Douglas Anthony this time? Unless they are cared iea under unspeakable conditions asj jBfosiffeKi tet(tompatn j | for during the next year or two they the reeulut of the great forced Chris- is in reality Anthony Oliver and is will sink back into a condition of tian evacuation of Greeks and Ar- known in the Providence County WESTFIELD.N.J, m beggary and destitution which would meniana from Turkey, to Greece fol- Jail as No. 43I5G, It is also under- BDY SCOOTS SHOW SCHOOL ELECTION TO stood that he has a record with Ihej The Oldest ultimately force them into a life of lowing the Turkish victory at Smyrna, Montclntr police and communications! pagan immorality. Over a million people have been saved are in progress on this point. The! Westfield has helped save some of from death, including 200,000 chil- PROGRESS IN 1924 BE ON FEBRUARY 10 other, who claimed his name is' these children and has brought them dren of tender years as the result of j Richard Hurley, ia Timothy Khugrue, through the dark period in their lit- the American aid in the Near East, Six Troop* to Participate in Budget for Year 1925-26 to bewith jail number 3224. I tie lives when all the world seemed This work is being constantly cur- Big Activities of Anni- Approved and Members of against them, and now that they have tailed. A little over a year ago 00,- Oliver's record dates over n period reuched a point where it is possible 000 children were being cured for. versary Week Board Elected of seventeen years, and his first act; to put them out into the life of their This number has been reduced by of lawlessness happened when ho was GRAND RALLY FEB. 13 ten years old. Shuprue began his 28,000.00 To Loan WICK EXPLAINS BUDGET earner at the ago of fifteen. Terry, | the third member of tho trio, has no » Westfield Boy Scouts during the The annual school election will bo polic5 11 1e3 record. Tho Moon past year, have justified their exis- held next Tuesday from 7.SO until i' " - 'vtum. tni! ivjoon car, to We have a client who has $24,000 to loan on First tence. Backed by their fathers, who 9 ^p. m. at the Grunt, Lincoln, ,, I which he claimed ownership, was Mortgage on Westfield property. realizing the need of an organiza- Klnley and High a< tion to foster tho movement, formed citizens will have a Will divide to suit your need in amounts from $2,000 the "Dads' Association of the Boypass on tho annual c Scouts of Westfield," the Scout chnscd the car on the installment to fill vacancies on tho Board made by plan from Frank Crook, a denier of to $7,500. Troops have become permanently or- tho expiration of terms of Mrs, Anna ganized. Pawtucket, R. I., and although ho had Rosa Taylor, Thomas R. Tate and turned in his old car, had neglected ?4,000 will be placed on second mortgage. Anniversary Week of tho Boy Fred G. Smith. to pay any installments on the new Scouts of America, in 1924 found 1 The school budget totals $272,450, j n iff Ann Ann n il ' v»«> onerttLuiuu. According to the Rhode Island Westfii'ld with five troops, poorly or- OFFICE; of which $08 000 comes from fl»|taw he ha(i m to tirivo the car fDay-168 ganised and under strength both in state and as tuition for pup.ls frofrom || Second Floor lenders and in boys; an infant organ- | out flf ttha BtBt(J umi, h(J , f Tel-l Night-1037 Panwood, Scotch Mains and Moun-;u> Th ization without bucking or support. talnsido, and $204,450 must be raised 214 East Broad St. l.Night-91-W This Anniversary Week finds the elx Thursday to Edward J. Donovan who 2,200 Children Whom We.lficld hai Helped to Save by local taxation. Tho entire bud- represented Crook. troops fully organized and recruited, Bet will be found on page 12. respective countries to become a great 19,000, clearly showing what won- with interested leaders and Scouts, President HI C. Wck of the Board H.rb«rt R. Welch, Pr««. A. M. Sorter, Tmt, influence for good and a living me- derful progress has been made in and a live organization of fathers In- )f Education stated last night: "While | Jail./ When •Jftmes M* Squler, Secretary morial to the generosity and farplacin- g children in homes or in posi- terested in, and working with their they loft Provic'ence they had three the trustees havo made every effort women in the car with them, but up Protecting Westfield Property for over $8,000,000.00 sightedness of their American friends, tions of self-support. boys, to teach them better citizenship. to cut down the amount of the bud- Westfield, it is hoped will see them Over a hundred volunteer workers It ia not alone In number that our to the present time tho women have, let and eliminate unnecessary expend- not been located. Perry is so im-|\i through until it is assured that our on Sunday, February 8th, will call organization has bettered, but in theiture, nevertheless they feel that it past investments will not be thrown at every home in Westfield for the plicated with the other twe that in advancement in Scouting and the re-Is not economy to allow the valuable all likelihood ho will receive the same away. purpose of receiving pledges and con- quirements of Scout work. By properties under their control to fall is represented in this punishment that will be ffiven to the Weatfield tributions for the support of these Iarge mRjorityi our boys havo put into a state of disrepair or to place others. great Hfe-savinB work by Miss Doro- children. In cose that through some .,,„ u..,., „„ _,cn ._ »!,„,•- u.j,l »oio-i-_ „* thoi,. «nim.. «n v™ j their heads as well as their hands (salaries of their employees so low As tho amount of jewelry found thy Francis who has beon out in theovernight, you are not v.sited by a jnt0 the work and flre m u. as to affect the quality of instruc- DECORATE DURING WINTER Near East over two years in charge volunteer worker please send your . first-class Scouts, in the possession of Anthony Oliver f tion." nnd Richard Shugrue, far exceeded of several of '.he IWRO industrial gift to Mr. Robert W. Harden, Treas- _ . , In reference to tha third item, Durl the car u9t Msed con- the amount claimed by owners in THE COST WILL BE LESS schools where every boy and girl urer, Near East Belief, at The West- "K y J P > building and repairing:, Mr. Wick Westfleld under American care is taught a field Trust Company. In case you Biderablo interest has been shown in Rosecrans has ear our semi-annual rallies, in which said, "It is the intention to spend a I rj0<• Imnl- organizations should attend to learn ed by the bonrd. , in j'ottinj?; Young ftlaore, colored, on tho erimimils cnugh„ t 50 Elm Street Tel. 407 Opposite Post Office Club, explaining the needs and pur- f poses of a new club hi.use. The pro-how tho plan would affect them, and , Thc health of pupils this month " Harrison, counted out in the sec-Uj,,),., jnfir ,|,.r io ,li.!Cour:igo their nc- to decide whether or not it would be Tonight and Thu. "Her Marriage Vow' also Tom Mix is "OH You Tea?*" With the Plays and Players Fri. and Sat- RicUrd B*rtfaelm«* in " CLASSMATES * Extra Feature Saturday at 4 P. M. HOOT GIBSON Now and Old Events Now Being Presented REGENT THEATRE in " HURRICANE KID' „ ,; ,' :at Vwioua Playhouse* — AM, « I10K S'I'AllTIMi MOSHAV Posilive AppearsHcell" BROAD ST. ELIZABETH of NEXT WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 The International Star MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 10, 11 yVmUrr al Cuteat" ntn Aator—'•AiUmtm iin.1 Model*" NORA BAYES LEWIS STONE & ANNA Q. NILSSON llrlJJUO.il-J-JHrn. FartrH^e Picaanta" Tin- most I'iri:- with New Song Triumphs be Harem" ^ram pi ,-;• rn!' d al .Mini; Minimi H A. Robini, Ihe European Comique r n!. ;i!.v nn'nlt^ ha n ari'imitt-i! bi m-'I'KIHI SIJ'I'OttTIXti SHOW " INEZ FROM HOLLYWOOD Booth—**1*lie .lit.'-'llh J'Uillkr'll. ii^illM ,lii <•(•!,ir Uruudliurnf - Kith til-1 i.b a of y I ill NEWS TOPICS SCENIC t!a»luo—"I'll gar 8l«e »"" *how an till t *l;i riding KIH'. i-.-s of ill! I'll lllicM'.-j iif J J 01 £i I-' 11 • films. SHUBERT THEATRE REGENT FAMOUS ORCHESTRA Hci.l.Sl All.-.,. Jl.ll", ivhU J.I..},. -II;. Cfeerrr LSBC—-"Tlie Ha/ ul (fee Horld" Branford PI. near Broad St., Newark; j_'irl." tin- L-.t,l is ™«i |,,j> , , :•! II, .jlf-M Management - - -M. S. Schleailiger AL. ST. JOHN Comedy "STUPID BUT BRAVE" K. .Irlbur as "iln- In.}11: B in-,, iluiiin us "tin, i-liii.j • r i itt.i Mai;., • •11 as "tin Comedy—**i>a«« o' ksugbte*'" u <• 3\ THURS. FRI. SAT. and SUNDAY FEB. 12, 13, 1, 15 mull"; NVIly lily |;.ii,,[ u* Josepb M. Schenck prcseuts UalF'o—"Wlille Care*" Ullluge—"Oawn" an ', ! '!af H.vHi n as • i in NORM A TALMADGE in NDlu Blllurt'n—»U««i'IBS M»ther»" Htuatl Jloliiie.^ in :i iiiimi "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK" j GLORIA SWANSON ISari Carroll~-'*I>t'«!rc leader the ISIOM.' l\v,, ,,f ••(!,, j_,,iilnn,in" • THE ONLY WOMAN " with ! liMBlre—»'I»«I«*1" anil " Sfc«ll IV* Joli AMD A drami of ratfintf BAPTIST CHURCH Sacral members of the church will attend the missionarj' conference at the Fii>t Baptist Church, Elizabeth, THE CAP-STONE Monday evening, February 9. givea the finishing touch to a per- Thc Ladies' Aid will hold an all fect monument. The caption must day meeting tomorrow to sew for conform in every respect to the base thc Children's Country Home. Lunch- and the body of the memorial. You eon will be served at 12 o'clock. will find our monuments complete The Junior Athletic Association symphonies in stone, expressive of will meet Friday at 8 p. m., in the every emotion. social hall. The College Chap, a play by thc Alpha Helta Pi class will be given Plainfield Granite Works February 27, in the social hall Richmond and E. Fourth Sts. Phone 4367 Plainfield, N. J. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FURNISHING A THREE ROOM Thc Every Member Canvass will be FURNISHING A FOUR ROOM held on the third Sunday in March HOME FOR ONLY HOME FOR ONLY when the church budget will be CARPETS AND RUGS pledged. $298 $398 The Dorcas society will hold its- CLEANED AND SCOURED monthly business meeting this after- noon at 230. For this very small price you can Window Shadei, Linoleum., and "Circle Three Sees a Vision" will Your Business! You can have a very beautiful home be given by members of the Wom- buy a complete three room outfit con- at the low price of $398.00 by choosing BraM Rods ' ; en's Missionary Soeiety in the Parish sisting of a ten piece dining room suite, a special outfit here. It consists of a House tomorrow at 3 p. m. a three piece living room suite, and three three piece over-stuffed living room suite, .The annual Steans Memorial din- a_ ten piece dining room, and a four J. A. GREENE Keep in'touch with your present market, and pieces in the bedroom at a choice of ner, in honor of the late Rev. I. W. piece bedroom suite, in assorted finishes Tel. 1995 1061 ROSE STREET Steans, will be held in the Parish open a larger market by the judicious use of many finishes. and woods. Mouse Thursday, March 12. Dr. Hall Printers' Ink. Our Job Deparment will Young will speak. PLAINFIELD, N. J. gladly show you examples of how others are CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH doing it. Call, on us. 132-134 East Front Street "The Gospel of Health" will be the YOU CAN DO WELL HERE subject at the midweek service to- night in the Parish House. The Young People's Society of THE WESTFIELD LEADER PLAINFIELD, N. J. Christian Endeavor will be the UNCLE ABE 210 Watchung Ave., Plainfield Opposite Post Office New Suits and many induce- ments in others that it will pay you to see—Cheapest Prices. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE UUH.T, HUR'K WILL BUILD THEM THORP'S ANTIQUE SHOPPE n Wwt Freat «, Plalafle We Buy and Sell ANTIQUES B«t«bU>kF4 ISM TeUphon* 352S Bonne!! Motor Car Co. Distributor for DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS 107 Union Ave. Cranford, N. J. Telephone Cranford 668 D —tliey mean the i same thing! Four* Wheel Brakes I WE DO That Heat and Cold Do Not Affect PRINTING Buick mechanical 4 -Wheel Brakes function NOTE HEADS properly and safely. They are designed LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS for winter driving as well as summer. O Envelopes ; : Catalogues Their operation is not altered by extremes In fact everything for oi heat and cold. Buick is engineered to commercial use. be immune to temperature changes! o UNION COUNTY BUICK COMPANY The I 431 North Avenue Phone 1277 Westfieid, N. J ELIZABETH RAHWAY ' "Leader" Press WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL SO ELM STREET lOICXO IOE3OE j THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1925 ICE DELAYS JERSEY matter of great weight was troubling TREE SEEDLINGS MUST WESTFIELD TO HELP ored by his presence. All workers COMMUTERS HOURS Ms mind. BE ORDERED NOW are urged to be out at this meeting. RATHERfA The sergeant on duty, sensing the NEAR EAST SUNDAY The Westfield Executive Commit- Many commuters were delayed in depths of the problem, inquired into tee for Hear East Belief is composed going to New York Friday morning, the matter. Then the secret was out! In order to avoid disappointment (Continued from Page 1.) of the following: Mrs. h. H, Rock- SEVERE WINTER and those who left on the 7.48 didTom Lee, the Chinese laundryman had all persons desiring forest tree seed- * well, Chairman; Kobert W. Harden, for your Automobile, Don't not reach their offices until nearly 11 lings for planting this Spring should large or small will be deeply appreci- Treasurer; to whom contributions given the doctor the •wrong collar, at worry when you can have the o'clock, while those on later trains, and under no circumstances would plaee their orders on or before Feb-l ed by these helpless children who should be sent, and Miss Muriel Leo, after riding back and forth on the ruary IB, according to an announce- require so little for their support. Secretary. Others on the Commit- repairs done here so Reason- give back the original. The ser- One dollar and a quarter will save river, were finally landed at 23rd geant, as was his duty, sent Officer ment maie today by State Forester tee are; LeRpy A, Mershon, Malcolm ably. C. P. Wilber, of the State Department a child for a week. Five dollars will B. Butcher, Rev. Wm, W. Coe, Rev. street, and proceeded to their lunch- Montross around to remedy the mat- save a child for a month and Sixty Workmanship Guaranteed eon places instead of their offices. ter. of Conservation and Development. Chas. W. Wrig-ht, Mrs. H. W. Roberts, dollars will feed and clothe a child Mrs. Edward A. Plumer, Mrs. Thomas The delay was caused by heavy ice Upon interviewing the bland orien- It is pciiited out by the Forestry officials that every New Jersey farm for a year. What a fine thing It Armstrong, Rev. E. J. Holder*, Mrs. filling up the pier slips. tal, the officer was at as great a be for families in Westfield Chas. A. Philhower, Ferris E. Pi'ar- loss as the doctor to procure the de-has some idle land and that forestry I would The following statement was issued plantations will reclaim these unpro- to adopt one of these lovable chil- sall, Prof, M. E. Loomis, Wm. M. by the C. R. R. of N. J. to its passen- sired results. Tom Lee merely gazed dren. It Would enrich and enlarge Bear, Henry G. Atwater, Mrs. Wm. J. MARINO into the abstract, and emitted a long ductive portions of the farm and put gers. them to work producing profitable the family circle by thus having an Meyers, Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, Rev. There was comparatively little or string of Chinese characters. As a unseen guest at the table three hun- Wm. K. McKimiey, Eev. Jos. A. Auto Radiator and result the mystery is yet unsolved crops of trees. In order to assist no delay u\> to and including the owners of New Jersey woodland in dred and sixty-five days throughout Smith, Howard C. Wick, W. Dean and Dr. Thompson is still possessor the coming year. Ssnford, Mrs. Bert C. Hallenbeck, ferryboat leaving Jersey City at 825of an absolutely useless collar. This restoring these idle areas to profit- Metal Works, Inc. a. m., and no indication that the heavy able production and to enable them to Mrs. L. H. Rockwell, Chairman of A. D. Murray, Rev. H. J. Watterson is an opportunity for amateur detec- Central Ave., and 2nd Stratt, ice in the river would materially im- secure the best possible trees for the Westfield Committee says, "Theand H. J. Brock, M. D. tives. No prise will be awarded for appeal of the Near East children is Plainfield, N. J. pede the service. the correct solution. planting, seedlings of the most de- sirable species are furnished through one in which we are nil interested. Phone — Plainfield 8133 A sudden shift of the ice toward Sixty percent Of the orphans are the New York shore and into the the State Forester at greatly reduced COUNCILMEN SEE prices. under twelve years of age, children Liberty Street slips resulted in an only are being cared for. They are almost compact mass which a ferry- PLAINFIELD WELL all being taught useful trades to sup- boat could not negotiate. Three tug- COUNTY LETTER port themselves. Their very lives boats were dispatched as quickly as Councilman E. S. l'\ Randolph, w >e Bn ex sa on chairman oi Ihe water committee for ON AUTO PLATES I '" ' P>*e ' "' Gratitude to this situation was disclosed, to as- America to whom they owe every- We mi; li?e witttout poetiy, malic this town; Councilman Charles H. thing. Let us by all means finish up sist the ferryboats. Those who were sad ftrt; on the ferryboats witnessed the diffi- Van Doren, chairman of the finance Trenton, Jan. 29.—State Motor this job which we have undertaken committee, and Alexander Hiair, Vehicle Commissioner Dill announced by seeing through these children who Wt nsay live without cestcittee, utd culties which rapidly became more Un without heart; aggravated with other boats in simi- town engineer, attended a special yesterday u new scheme for register- otherwise would be thrust out into ing ears next year, whereby each We may live without Iricadij we may lar difficulty getting in the way. pumping test at a test well for Plain- a stricken land to become poor lit- lield on JeiTerson avenue of that county will be given a serial number tle starving beggars where there is live without booki; In the midst of this, a young man or serial letter. Although Mr. Dill Bui civili.cJ mm ciuuot life nilbo«l was seeh overboard, endeavoring to town. The members of the West- altogether too much of that sort of has not completed his plan, he stated, thinff already." cookt. make his way across the ice. This field Council were present on the invitation of Mayor James MacMur- by way of illustration, that to own- All volunteer workers are request- —Owe* MernGtk. required an immediate' cessation of ers of automobiles residing in Atlan- ed to be present at a meeting this the operation of the wheels of the ray, Chaunccy G. Williams, consult- OUR PLUMBING WORK ing: engineer for Plainfield, and Alex- tic County would be given plates with Friday night, February GLh, at eight ferryboats and tugboats until he was the letter "A" preceding: the num-o'clock in the Congregational Parish matches the material in quality that rescued by the crew of a Jersey Cen- ander Vars, resident engineer. The erals; residents of Bergen County we use. That is why a poor job by test proved very successful ;md the House where final instructions will Ntither can the enterprising merchant live without tral tugboat. Upon being taken to would be given plates with the let-be given. Sumner R. Vinton of Ro-UB is Impossible. Our department the hospital, it was found that he well, which had been sunk 475 feet, ter "B" preceding the numerals. for doing repair work ia always at supplied water at the rate of 400,000 selle, a lecturer of prominence, will was demented. This decision was reached by Mr.give un illustrated lecture showing your service. gallons a day. As soon as the difficulties at Lib- Dill following a conversation with somo of hia choicest pictures which Modern Plumbing methods mean ADVERTISING erty Street were reported to Jersey Governor Silzer, and is intended to he took during his e^von months stay better health for your family as well City, passengers were directed to the TO SPEAK IN SUMMIT eliminate the difficulty in reading or in the Near East. Thoso who heard as great comfort and convenience. Plact your order NOW for an aJvtrtUemtnt in ttim n THE STRANGE MYSTERY HAVE A OF THE OTHER COLLAR Minneapolis Automatic Temperature Regulator Friday, Saturday installed in your home Calm and peace prevailed in the It will keep your home at any temperature desired night Wostfield Police Station last Satur- and day, saves coal, aidito your health and requires only and Monday, day evening. That ia, all was calm one half minute of your time once a week. until Dr. Thompson of 439 West Atk Ut about Broad street, came into the station February house in a sadly ruffled state of mind. "The Watchman of Your Heat" That some gTeat tragedy had hap- SOLD and INSTALLED by pened to the doctor was evident by 6th, 7th & 9th the forlorn expression his face. Some GEO. McINTYRE & SON 237 Elmer Street Tel. 491-W Westfield ROBERT APPLETON THE LINEN SHOP 121 Watchung Ave., Plainfield Dollar Day—Thursday If Stormy Bring This Ad. Any Day This Week Store Open 8:3O A. M. to 6:3O P. M. Irish Linen Damask Napkins Your Choice 20 in., 21 in., 22 in. $1.98 one-half dozen Italian Hand Embroidered Towels $1.OO each Heavy Turkish Bath Mats Blue, Gold, Pink, 22 in. x 38 in. $1.OO each Fine Linen Madeira Napkins HIS event brings the newest colors and weaves and pat- $2.75 one-half dozen Tterns of 1925 to price levels so low there is no resisting them ! Dozens of silks such as you hud planned for your School and Office Cotton Handkerchiefs spring and summer wardrobe are here, priced, each and Hemstitched or Rolled Edges, white and color, 20 for $1.OO every one, at nn important s;ivin». And although the sale will he announced in the Newark papers us beginning Tues- Men's Fine Woven Border Handkerchiefs day, February 10th, we have arranged for you who live in Fine Cotton, 8 for $1.OO the suburbs three days of courtesy—February 6th. 7tii and 9t!\. Linen Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs Regular 45c, colors, 4 for Spl.OG Irish Hand Embroidered Towels BAMBERGER &. CO. "One of America's Qreat Stores" "Newark, N. /. Regular $1.59 ail Linen, $1.25 each I'M* Six THE WESTFIELD LEI FEBRUARY 4, 1925 of his predecessors. It is, if every citizen of Westfield m ret?IEU LEMR doubtful if many men in public I could be counted on to co-oper- iife possess finer knowledge of j ate with the police, and to mrti- the value of words and use.fy them of any people who them with more discretion. ; aroused his susnricion.-'. he Tliere were some captious'would ureatiy facilitate the AT persons who tried to find fault'cause of justice and many rob- WBSTW&LB, SEW JEMBV with the President because he; buries and defacements would 1HB WB/STFIELD LMBBB fRIM'lS displayed a certain amount of; be avoided. i curiosity about the trousers The police department. show- AM INDEPE.VBEST KBWSJMJPE* |that a group of Princeton stu-:ed its efficiency in the case of A Bookstore Dealer Said: (dents wore when they visited,'this robbery, as it has on many WI PAPER for 1 1 OF WESTFIELD giin!_«••!IMIi . iiniifM.w . .ii' . ...'.*!!'..!'""_•!!.-'_1L- There is encouragement for! A great many people are per- porch the sudi-.cf Mii!i i njtr.'iii' ul ol il bc;;inj. Every school election is im- every resident jsistently careless in that respect i portant be-|Hopefor of thecommut-jand one of the best remedies! BANK An Important cause all that jgetter Transit ing zone in a'for such faults is a jrood sized | School Election affects thej measure that; fine. IN 1 TUTTLE BROS welfare o fj,vas introduced during the Mori- There were some place in thej PHONE 14Q1 WESTFIELD, N.J. WESTFIELD the public school system plays|rliiy n\gM session of the New| town where the roadway was a part in the home life of thejjerst!y Legislature. It may bomuci, >safer for pedestrians "Slunlif materials for sturdy construction community. A great many coiisidered the first definite; than tho sidewalks and that! school elections are farcical and Klop jn the way to link this zone: ,sj10WH w]ini ,.m) j,e ,i,Hle |,y an 1 Ask Those Who Know the "Real Keller Service' a small percentage of the tax-1mor(, completely and c.onven- <,fyjcj(,nt, man in public office. payers participate in them butjj tjy with the financial and The man who fails to clear the officials came to Westfield to see uri MASON 5 ENTERTAIN the tractor with their own eyes. They the minute anything goes awrj [commercial districts of Man- sidewalk in front of his prop- went back to their own town full of in the schools criticism is notjhaUon and it is expected that;ertv js Hkoly to be indifferent DeWOLAY AT DINNER t:lu< possibilities of such a machine. confined to those who hav iwiu expedite the construction;in his public'dealings.generally It is thought that they will also buy taken the trouble to attend the; f additional tubes and subway' j ., blockaded sidewalk is a one in the very near future. Cran' o an( Friday, Jim. 30th, the Do Molny ford and a number of the other neigh- public meetings. j linlcs through which travel by, menace to one's neighbors. wore (f'vc» » dinner at the Traffic boring towns are also considering the A sum of money that is like-1 ferrv aruj roundabout lines ifilub »f ;4ew York at the Waldorf project, it was learned. ly to have considerable inilu- j muv' |)e oliminated. : j Astoriu b,' the Masons of Westfield, ence on the local tax rate ia j lti s not ]Ike]y that the coll. TO HONOR EX-MAYOR [after which they wore guests of the one of the matters that mus< j8trucUo n contemplated can be chapter of Rutherford at J we rnve where tiny witnessed initiatory and i THE- be voted on and the votei (completud in less lhan five WITH BANQUET FEB. 14 the Grand Lodge liooms in New York WORN should understand clearly ho* yenra al](i there lmy be de]ays WEAR A SHIRT A DAY AND the degree wo'k put on by that chapter. that money is to be expended in tho acquirement of a right, °" evo«inK of Saturday, Feb- The Do Ilolay from Wostfield in- The best way to find that out of way that will delay con- cluded Julian Page, George Thayer, YOU CALL IT "DIRTY." is to be present at the meeting [HUB 1UVVH Will IlUUUi LilU jIUOb JXIUy UL'f Howard Silvester, Arthur Thomson, and ask such questions as yoi Htruction for a longer period, JMerton ». Uttlefield, with a banquet George Blackmail, Holman Wcster- a t berg, Hoburt Duell, Emmet Doyle, may feel will bring about a but it is a decided step forward | the Echo Ixiko Country Club. Mr. WEAR A SUIT FOR A MONTH in the solution of a problem IKosweil S'Nichols . chairman of the Herman v.hfold, "Walter Tavorner, clearer understanding for your- i . j vuU'Luo committeev;uiuiiiiiitcl-f, madlllltuve atilnl Mil an- Georg* e Bri y, Morgan Pearsall, James self and for others. has grown more serious asj nouncement to this effect on Monday, Anderson, Sterling Oldford, Herbert —WELL, DON'T YOU THINK IT'S the population Of this section Of jI According to his statement there will Vance, Paul Crickenbergcri , Albertt Bring the worn com- Three members of the board 1 mutators here. We New Jersey has increased. It' "' "° speaker of the evening, im Snydor, Jsck Bartlett, John Lucas, ENTITLED TO A CLEANING? are to be elected and there is Judson Mo hcr, and Fred Blaekmun. turn them down prop- is evident that there will be | out Mayor, and a number of the erly, undercut correc- no office in the community that t]1 i The Mason members included Mr, lief nnd the sooner it is brought] prominent citizens will'b'e'*cn*lled*upon Adams, Pi esidetit of the Masonic 1 y a n d materially carries with it greater responsi- to make brief talks, however. bility. It is extremely unfort- about the better it will be for| Club of Wcstfleld, Ralph Childs, Mas- lengthen the genera- every resident in this part of' Mr. Nichols will be toastmnster nt ter of Atli s Lodge, Mr. Lucas, Mr. tor's life by A-l work- 'PHONE 100 AND WE WILL CALL. unate that at times some mem New Jersey. i the banquet and from ninety-five to I'ollard, Mr Johnson, of the Advisory manship plus thor- bers of the board have consid-! one hundred and twenty-flve places j Hoard as vlcll as Mr. Charles Plum- ough care. Modern It is probable that the first; have been planned on. Mr. Nichols end that body a self perpetu Lep wi]1 be for ridge "Dad of Sir Galahad. Enough equipment—real ser- ip will be for the benefit of i stated that the dinner hnd been plan- Masons turned out to enable each Do ating one and have assumed (1 f quitc sonle time but tnat vice. e northern tier of counties.• '"' « "'" Molay to le separately chaperoned WESTFIELD DELIVERIES the privilege of naming the where cnnditinriR nvo hnHlt/ In' HCBS in the mayor's fumily hud pro- and the bo enjoyed nn unusually The De Molny work ticket that the voters must pass wnuc conditions me badly in te(1it spreviou s fulfillment. The fme dinner, upon. It is about time that ifterwards wns especially need ol improvement, but it is,peoplstatc e of Weatfield, Mr. Nichols witnessed a the lodge room oontain- this practice was stopped ef j reasonable to assume that 'd> ire appreciative of what I impressive, 1 Union, Somerset and Middle-'Mayor Little»old nft5 ('»ne f«r theiinjr doicgn froni many other fectually. :„„.«.„-,. -ii i i , r l°wn, and are desirious of expressing) chapters. The guests were enter- 0Untu s wl look out selec- The best wiv to rummiv ,nv ' 1. ° ;' " ^this to the greatest degree possible.! taintul wilh orS,,n and violin HBS.G.O, KELLER Inc. intoesiwaj loicincdj «iny-..;. their own. interests in " The committee in charge is mndo'; tion c thing thai you may feel is no,t tlOll that is taken by the Legis-: up of Mr. Nichols, Samuel Armstrong ! Thursday, Feb. 5th, .Sir Galahad Dry Geaning—Dyeing—Rug Cleaning K K (1 Lincoln" chapter of just right in the way West- I lature. There is not much re-' - - Mm'yy,, Jr., Lloyyd Thompsonp, ,| will pplay p commu- I Robert VV. Harden, and George E. Unhway at the High School Gym. AT lefield'd is tschoolo £<> tos thahavte meetinbeen hand-g and;' li(;f 1() bt, oxpecled hy (Hayes. Invitations were mailed Mon-1 This promises to be a very t'ooil game | urge your friends and neigh- , terK throujjh the proposed. ,iay, Tlu, niusical program will be {and those vho turn out will be re- 125 PARK AVENUE bors to go with you. i bridges that will link Staler] Is-' presented under the direction of; warded by dnnemp; which will follow ' l.'llld and New Jersey for there! ""rold P. Welch and Charles II. I tho game, hie De Molay Orchestra To Ihe Newcoxper—We v/elcome Sa pa pa Established 1894 'Phone 100 : ,.„ ^ • . i ,. . (nHnlrich. will furnish the music. you lo Wotficld and ask that you Bare indeed is the week that i is certain to be congestion in OBITUARY will call on us for information on all PLA1NFIELD, N. J. docs not bring oub every line that links Sfalen Is- TOWN BUYS TRACTOR matters pertaining to the town. Our land with Manhattan and tho J. ARTHUR KIRKENDALL telephone ia 407. iThe Original Keller Establishment Why We some additional] thousands from New Jersey .1. Arthur Kirkcndal! died this RAHWAY MAY FOLLOW LikeCa! reason why the .must be taken care of in some morning nt his home on Emerson The Towi nf Westfield bought a American peoplolj other wayy . g in place after n short illness of pneu- monia. j tr:tetor luni aturday, to be used in ^ havelectine showg Calvin ntlioi Coolidger wisdo. Therem ii| j thi Evers sectioy civin oughc organizatiot to get nbusy I clcnrinfr sno\ from the .streets of tho Mr. Kirkcmlfill was horn Feb. 2!5, is accumulating evidence that and push plans for modern '• town. Tlic ractor was bought from! ISfil at Phillipsburg, N. J., mul foir the Westfiel .Motor Sales Company he is intensely human and pro ; transit construction that will !bo greater port of his life resided ., , , . ( . bv Councih in 10. S. F. Randolph nn 0Illlf N of the roads committee, j vided with an inexhaustible, eliminate delays at ferries and I" >'four 'ycav.. -s J- a^n. eomin. VoK rto ove West-;.,;„r -10 , lnem,,er fund of common sense. There'! save time and SI.Uis from Man- The cost of the tractor was $1,401 j on should come and save! years Mr. Kirliendall has lieen nntion-l and it can 1e used for many other I Bargains is something decidedly -whole-] hatt.au terminals to iho buai- ally known as one of the bi^ Knilroad; some as well as substantial purpof.es tli; i merely clearing snow February 9th and 10th 'new centers. mvn (>f tlie country. lie j'tnrled risi from Die tl|iroiifrlifnrcs. Grading! about the hretikfasin dial have ! a in email, .sunn became an engineer,! ami .''t'r.'ii'iii^ roads and streets, plo\',-! anil up td the time of his death was; Galore become an important luiH'lior Due to 11nquick act ion of inj; sewer b d?, and providing tita- general route foreman for the Cen-i tiomu-y p<'W r all come under Us TWO DAY SALE at the White House. a citizen of thef7-;il Kiiilroacl nf New .Torsey. Ho was! IN OtIK At tho first planet: one does Co-operate lowii last week, » member of the Brotherhood of Lo- 1 eonuiiive T'jiitjiiu'ers, and jreneral' I'l. It". Criwe, president of the not discover trie quality i;i With Police who roporlod to 1 ch.'tinn.in on Ihe eoimnittee for oiith- -Motor .Sales Company f^ave ;i demon-; sauswre nnd buekwhoat cuke.i liolii-e headdliar- teen years, j Hiration of 11 e machine to the mem- j 1 Clearance wilh maple ayrnp th.nl inspires ters the actions of ;i' During tho war ho resigned bis bers of the rpadt committee on Fri-i conversation nnd it, is possible j motor car in his neighborhood, silinn with the Central K. Ii. andday afternoo The demonstration ! took placo oilicnox nvt'iiue, tlon.son. that the President makes use j* -ho police department was able u! street, Fair Acres [ Sale : of Hint condition to do mout of '<' 1'iuvuc and capture I wo men (ho Pafcty Section, He was a mem-• avenue, and tanlcy oval. All of the talking while the process'with lonit prison records, and ber nf (he First ;*I. TC.Churc h ini those btrects ivere shortly cleared of • town, while in Tlayonno lie was a! Mum- nnd werle tho men wlio had; AND ON All Styles and Leathers — Hinj, Shoes. Oxfords anil Pumps uf Jigestion is jyoinK on among! return a ,(;roat deal of valuable I I'leanod them oil in previous storms) member of the Hewn Point M. K!. those who have indulged freely] jewelry to ifK owners. Clmroh, treasurer of the church, nnd had left hiu-e these were also | in delicacies rarely so well pro- J IT (his man had not taken the later president of the board of trus-! 'iniclily clean il avvny. All of tho j Tou Save: nbol c work pared as they are in the White trouble to invcslijsalc, much tees. He wa» also n member of *ho| ' ^ as done between 2.SO ', DollarDay $1.00 on every pair of Cantilevers nt $10.00 or less ilI1(1 5 At 8 o'clock Btondny; kitchen. I valuable time would have been Rayonne Lodcc of P. & A. M. No. I f c]ock 1 $1.60 on every pair of Cantilevers above. $10.00 :>'.). Ho wns n member of New Jer-1mornil| K Uu' ractor wns np>ain put; Tho quitt man from Vcr-jiost, 1 ]|<- jewelry mijrht. lleverl scy Consistory and also the Mystic |to w<"'k- Ulis limo by the town. I ! Feb'y 5 th mont knows how to handle have been recovered, and the Shrine. As soon as he word that Westfield j VAN ARSDALE'S inpii nnd during his adminiHtra- men been free to commit other Services will be held at First it. E. had boujrht a tractor wns heard, Rnh- 127 EAST FRONT STKRET I'l.AlNFIELD, NEW JERSEY Church at 2.15 Saturday afternoon. way officials called up Mr. Randolph ENTERPRISE COFFEE LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF The Greatest Gift A dance will be held at Echo Lake j Court frovideui, Indcpviiiknt Or- which you can bestow is wise provision for your Country Club nt'Nt Sauirday evcuiiig. U'HT of l'nrtsu-rs, will havr a "^ct-i family's future. Mr. and Mi-^. John Hinel have t asquninH'tl" meeting at Masonic Halt, \ moved into their new hunie on ilirch i I'ebruary 22. j Make your Will NOW, putting your wishes avenue. i William Geirns and William Miller! for your family's welfare into the tangible form Arthur Kirkendall of Emerson i of Lehigh University spen1 their mid- j of directions to this bank as executor. place is seriously ill with pneumonia winter vacation as the guests of Paul j ut his home. Anderson of St. Marks avenue. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Miss Caroline Hradliehl, .Miss John Friday, of 412 West Broad France* Jennings and Miss Jean street, Friday morning. Moody have euieied ihe MuiHcUir Valentines A meeting of the official board of NomuU School, the First Methodist Church will be The Ladies' Sewing Society of the Cvipid never did as well us held this evening at 9 o'clock. Presbyterian Church will celebrate this year in producing those quaint, unique, artistic and cun- Mrs. J. E. Wright of 204 Ross their 98th anniversary on February ning conceits which are called place is going to Belhriew, Florida, 11th, at 3 o'clock. A historical valentines. And us Valentine for the remaining "Winter months. sketch will be given. Day is almost here, there is no The executive committee ol the j Central Council, Jr. O. V. A. M. time to be lost in making your Boy Seouts Dad Association will meet! «'iH install officers for 1925 at the) selection. You may as well in the Mayor's office tomorrow eve-1 Arcanum Hall on Friday evening, j come here—where you have all the new ideas to choose from. Fresh Groceries mng. | Councilor George Blackmail has is- .Prices 2c. to 50c. each. "A good dinner makes the whole world grin"—or words to Peoples Bank & Trust Company sued invitations to neighboring coun- that effect—oneo said an ancient suge-—nnd ha knew what he The Woman's (milt! uf St. Paul's cils, i was talking ahout. Good dinners nre impossible without fresh, Church will hold a Valentino te:i in Henry Burch, 22 years, of 115 Ful-j Valentine Outfits wholesome groceries and food stuffs—the kind you will find of WESTFIELD the Parish House, Tuesday, Febru- ton street, Woodbridge, and Laura here. ary Id. Right now you will find these appetizing morsels most Benson- J,, Q.U|. Johnson, 1Y years, of 510 Ripleyj Just the little seta that tho 1 able nnd "welcome" on your table. Miss Muriel Rich, of '•place, Westfield, both colored, were kiddies like. All the necessary street, graduated from the New Jer- married Saturday by Recorder Au-| materials to make their own sey Stute Normal School at Mnnt- valentines. Many styles to t gustus S. Nash. choose from. Make your selec- | clair last week. Word has been received from tion early. Prices 2Be., 35c. Motorcycle Officer Ernest H. Long j Gl.ellville Mcllon {rom New Oricall9 mid 50c. set. WINDFELDT COMBINATION MARKET and family moved on Monday from sUting that he ia having a very rest- Everything for the Table Mountainside to an apartment on ful vncatjon alld that ho wishes to be! i East Broad sti-eet. remembered to all the members of ,r^\, & 120 E. Broad St. Tel. 402 Westfield The deputy collector will be at the the Westficld Rotary Club, Town Hall March 2nd to 6th inclus- Tho Westfield Charter II. A. It. 1 ive from 9 u. tn. to 6 p. m. to assist j wi)1 hold 0 Bl.-U\eg parly> Tuesday ENTERPRISE COFFEE taxpayers with their income tax jl ,veniVgi February 10th, at 8.15 ! The RIALTO BARBER SHOP forma, j o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Wm. J. 3 Robert L. DeCamp wns pleasantly j jyrey(,rS( 417 prospect street. Should Announces the Opening of a surprised when he wns tendered a | ully one eare to join the party, tickets Bachelor Dinner Party st the homo | may be hnd by eMit[g Mr8p c, v_ DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES 1 of William Frederick on Saturday j steinhnrt or Mrs. P. S. Slater, GRAY" 1 evening. ; Ttlcf moving pictures of a big West | The new addition to our service is under the l)i, Sarah Rmhnck will speak nt | c!o(lst ]0Bgjne imd shingle operation Funeral Directors ifie monthly meeting of the McKin- together with an explanatory leetnro 2S3 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. 3 direction of ley I*;irent-Teachers' Association this by Arthur E. Lane, live wire lumber afternoon on "The Mother and Her | wholesaler, which was given at Tut- TEL, WESTFIELD 143 a MRS. CAROLINE LUBECK Childrvii." i. tie Bros., recently will lie rcpetitetl James W. Lent, astudent o£ Rut-1 early in this month nt tho High Saint Valentine gers College, ia visiting tho home of | School. The definite date will "bo The completely appointed booth is especially de- would have loved to come into FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOUQUETS his parents on Edgewood avenue fol- j announced later, our unique shop of distinctive 1 signed for the care and comfort of our lady patrons the completing of his mid- A Valentine Tea will be ^iven Feb. novelties and foutid just what year examinations, 10th, nt 3 o'clock in St. Paul's Par- ho thought would liavo pleased S. B. McEWEN Manicure Facial Massage Dyeing Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Hums, of ish House under the auspices of the his sweetheart. Why not play Woman's Guild. Mrs, Morrison is St. Valentine to your Mother, Sonicrvillc, have announced the arri- Hister or Sweetheart iind please Florist Scalp Treatment Bleaching val of a son, Koljcrt Clifton, on Jan-planning a delightful entertainment CUT FLOWERS IN A LARGE VARIETY for the afternoon and refreshments thorn with n distinctive gift? i Clipping Singeing uary 20. Mrs. limns was formerly We have just the thing! ALSO POTTED PLANTS 1 [ Miss np.il M. ShirreiTs. will he served. Every woman In tho parish is urged to make tho affair n Price* Rea$anabl$ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sidney Kocch- VINCENT LUCCHESl, success by comins and bringing her WILLIAM C. FARR | lein, of I.awicncu avenue, have an- TELEPHONE 1142 WE DELIVER Tel. T8-W Prop. 5 friends. Kim St., ofip. Post Office 501 Grove Street, WESTFIELD, N. J. nounced the marriage of their daufrli- The regular meetitiK of Hie Moun- ter, Elsie Florence, to Mr. William tainside P. T. A. will he held Wed- Westfield New Jersey i i Kahlc Graham, nf Kast Kadford, Va., nesday afternoon, February 11th, at on January 1. i 3 o'clock in the. school auditorium. Mayor Beard, the Town Council, |Mrs. T. B. Scott, of Summit, will be and members uf the Hoard of Kdu-jtho speaker of the afternoon and will In catiuii, will he entertained by the have as her Eubjject "Founders Day." YOU CAN'T HAVE THE KEY .Property will boom jRolary Club at its annual civic lunch- Other numbers appropriate to Lin- TO OUR CELLAR. / eon at the WcMficld Hotel mi Lin-coln's Birthday will be jriven. A coln's liirthday. large nttondaneo is requested. thisJPMNG Lawrence Powers held llic lucky BORROWING MONEY number at the meeting of the 1'ive j Hundred Clnl. held at the home of SHADY REST AFFAIRS ON REAL ESTATE Mrs. John \Y. James on GHUIKH land I street, Thursday night. The prize; TO BE ARBITRATED MAKE YOUR LISTINGS EARLY Is an easy matter if you start right. I w;is a bnmhiir lamp. First go to an organisation whose busi- ! The Itummage Sale scheduled by Two Presidents Too Much'— ness it is to make mortgage loans. j the Eastern Star to have been held So Club Will Have a Consult Second go where you will be received j last Saturday has been postponed in- New Election cordially, your application acted on j definitely on accoun tof the weather. Indeed it IK a rnurry tunu, promptly and efficiently, and the cost I Those having articles for this sale, Tho tangle at the Shady Best Golf A collar full of fuel; Walter J. Lee Jr. stated in advance. ' are requested by the chapter to hold Club, which resulted when two sets Unless you order very soon We have such an organization here. It them for thig sale. I of officers, emerging: from a recent You'll find the Winter cruel. Concerning all Westfield Properties is the largest in the state, with unlimited The High School P. T. A. will meet, ejection, tried to run the eNtiiblish- j " I * HE key to your cellar will funds to loan on improved property. Wednesday afternoon, February 11th, | meat, ia to be arbitrated. Vicu j be (liu key to your cold- weatlier comfort if you fill your 50 Elm Street Our Application Department invites in the hijrh school, and will be in j Chancellor Foster of Newark hasj bin with Koal of Karactcr. you to get acquainted. They will be glad the form of a patriotic meeting. Then;: named Caswcll Heine official arbriter j Quality coal means more heat to advise you withovlt charge. will be a speaker and tea will be j t0 determine whether the New York | for your money. served in the library. All members faction or the New Jersey one is j ; Bnnlt your fire at night with and friends are invited. really in power. Tho two presidents i Pen Coal. Fidelity Union • ' I\ J. Windfeldt recently purchased of tho club are Henry Clay Parker,! , some property on Central avenue, a real estate broker of Hnrlern, and \ Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co. The property >» that of Frank Mil- George F. Bates, Grand Secretary of i TUTTLE BROS. 755 Broad St. and 9 Bank Sr., Newark, H. J. | lev adjoining thut of Judson Miller, j tne >}cpro Klks, of Newark. Kach! ; It is understood that this purchase ; ),a3 served a term, exclusive of his j Phone 1492 Weatfield j will, be used as a future business i present incumbency. ; ] homo for Mr. Windfeldt. j The row started on the nifrht of i "Strnly materials foe sturdy :]] Dr. M. .la^i-i has upened a , tho election, nnd hi the result of Inek | construction." SCHOOL ELECTION TO Plains, receiving a revenue of, somo; tlt-i i in I office in Garwnod. Since there | of nKrecment »g to parliamentary J $14,000 without causing uny increase! BE ON FEBRUARY 10 w;|i; in the [own it is nm- i procedure. Mr. Hates, who is back-[ in the number of teachers. If these j welcome event. i '''' ''^ "le New Jersey members, want-! pupils were precluded from entering] Sin dilation fruiii lU'ni.il (Continued from Pago 1) the schools it would necessitate nnj waa nunierically stronger. The ad-; hf :lali:ii as vi.-s- increase of approximately nine points; herents of Mr. I'arktr, own a ltirp;e. VJunlal Surgeon with tin' Van- dusts off to such an extent that in the tax rate." | block of shares;, and when the Hates The voter;; will filso he asked to t Clinic nnd Bdh'vne iiospiial ••oh«rts claimed « victory by nowts, 1 floors, desks and seats in the class,1«M - , | • •w York- (,'iiy, am! ;i!-.o atl'/d rooms and auditoriums Mr. PurUer ruled the procedure, illo- GIFTS arc covered[elect three trustees for the term of.i .' n- \<-,[i a-; instructor at tlit: Col- with a fine powdering of lime after three yours. Allen C. Cnrttnr, George j j(" isnl and instituted niiothcr flection,, every two or three days. Experience C. Lucas nnd Arthur B. Church werej .f Uuital and Oral Sin-gory. at which each nn'mbcr's voting; has shown us that by paintinf? the selected by tho citizens' committee aaj >r_ Jut'cnd'.rf is a ("olumUiu Usii- litront'lli ilcpendeil on the number of i wills nnd ccilinga with n first coat of candidates, but Mrs. Taylor is also jvvi-itv iinn, u mvinhrr >.M tin: vh^ slinres he owned. At thin eleetion hcj L preservative and a second coat of a enndiilnle for re-election. Mrs.; ot UUJ, ;uid while at cliche ]ic prir-i i>in(.i7_.oil victorious, but Mr. Kates; •• -;, i:«. i < ^^i I color, this defect enn be cured. Since Taylor in from the first ward, Mr. |ticip'Ufd in ;i gor.d many ar tivilicy, i was not convinced of hitt defeat", arid j send high Beliool pupils to tho nearest Oarttor from the second, Mr. Luca!4j Uiirinr; tin: war he was a nntnlicr of lie continued in <>! THE COLONIAL POST BED ROOM SUITE school, the municipality to pay a the Colninhin University War Ho:;-] "With the atrairs much in tho state ' from the third and .Mr. Church from; 4 piece Suite $138.00 proper tuition therefor. Tinder this the third. in"'1 >. A (Jen. [lospir,! No. 1.) of Koine in (lie system there can be absorbed np- Mr. Wick said that Mrs. Taylor lms : The <:nteentli annual bull oi th'-p members turned t " Vice Chancellor i TWIN BEDS 1 Foster, who sitr'tr '-lfd a now elec- j this school will not be paid for by SCTVed very satisfactorily In r onOj Wt ,-tfield l-'ire i^eiKu'tment will tx Windsor Ilrni'e and Sack Buck $11.00 titin. Mr. Ileino was appointed to' the retiring of bonds for over 15 (orm an,| j'imt tjle J5ljm.j js Klad to .held at i'ir?: Head<)n.irtvTS Friday I Kack Hack lloi'lcer, iirat'C Hnck $12.40 iimltu n lhoroni;h investigiition. Mr. , 1 Pont. !!• d Mahopiiii/.ed ,",-() years to conic, it would seem neees-j recommend her for re-election. In;,..,.,,,,;„,,. •eUrnary 20. 'i'lu- conmiit- 1 $28.00 Hate- diarpj:-; Mr. I'iirl:rr with try-; t Ued anry to maintain it in as pood eon-j (],,, ;:ctcftinn of tiuntnei, the. m.-mlwrv. ,, , ;,, , Phelps of Yale has proudly fathered, And _ow _omeg thc fatal Bubj-ecti a-rf confiscate the Company's prop- m.il this quotation is taker, from his "departures ior the south," but as erty, and would afford the Company _„ jNepFrT i QCAL "Ab Like It." The requirement for re6traint ia a vjrtue we snall ncn] an unreasonably low and inadequate '",„„„'„" pv7-u A•_._-_. 'whipped! membership is a visit to the grave state lhc f__t thfl(. we enyy Mr_ and r_tHrn upon the property devoted to TELEPHONE EXCHANGE of E.'canora Pnse, Mr__ charleg E(ldy and Miss Edith the public use. It further alleges Eddy who leave for Orlando, Florida that the Board's requirement as to Boy Scout Troop No. 1, of this But Westfleld's fame is not con- to-day. I the treatment cj the Company's de-jtown, under the direction of Scout- fined to Scribner's for recently we' jpreciation expense account also con-|master Sawyer, is planning a tour found a wrapper on s newly pur-! So many favorable comments have fiscates the property and is an illegal j through the local telephone exchange chfised box of face powder and the been made on the letter which was direction beyond the power and au-inext Thursday evening. Mr. Saw- wranner eontained a quotation from published in this column last week thority of the Board, and is also in I yer is a member of the official per- thc Westfiel--- d- I_eade- r extollin—- g it...... s describing . the eclips.. e tha..t. we dra. g conflic—uj-tt —-iiwith - •"-the- i*Constitutio—«;»-.:—n o~fJ th n.e- sonnel of the exchange and hence can fame and glory, "it" meaning the the modest author out of retirement United States, Acts of Congress, and give the boys a thorough knowledge powder, yon understand. and let credit go to him, or rather, the Jurisdiction empowered of the of what goes on when central gives her, to whom credit is due. Miss Interstate Commerce commission. The you the wrong number. The trip Margol Valentine, a Senior at Vassar papers will be served at once upon will be highly educational and of The Women's Club play was over- the letter and now we hope the defendant commissions, and theunique advantage to the knowledge whelmingly tie most popular enter- t),at a precedent has been established Telephone Company will ask for ! of the coming young men. tainment last week offered, and all and although realizing that no let- - the praise it has received is well de- ters describing an eclipse can be ex-| served, intimate Strangers" is a pectcd for sev(.rni yearSi ,)- write and most difficult piece of work, for ac- ten ga]iy wnat you are tion, that so often covers the con- fusion of a poorly coached cast was We think the moat delightful party locking, and the play stood on its of the present social season was that [^ After the winter drear merits Btid the merits of its presen-i 'V'OU could never tire of delicious Royal given yesterday by Mrs. Harold Dew- and Spring is here, tatfon alone. We are unusually for- ey for her small daughter, Gloria. tunate In having in Westfield people It was extremely exclusive, too, and You will want your home •*• Gelatine Desserts—there are so many pleas- who are able and willing to give their y i 0Illy our capacit as reporter cou d to be clean. own tune and ability to dramatc pro- toTce an entrance for our aged -.,-„ ing, tasty ways in which they may be served. dttction- and hoary locks. The little hostess We use "Sanitas", thm was celebrating her very first birth- beit, better than all Have them often for they are exceedingly This year the College Club is notday, and she was assisted in this im- giving a play but on Monday night portant rite by little Misses Joan the rest, healthful, easy to make and economical. two one art plays were presented for Walsh, Sybil Bonnell, Polly Corning, the amusement and the enlightment Ruth Ann Mowery, Grace Elizabeth Which can be hung both of the club members. This meeting Murphy and Janet Franznick, and in dull and in sheen. was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Masters H. Remington Ryer, Jr., Thompson on luawrenee avenue. Lynn Brennesholtz, Jr., and Paul Oli- %pyal (gelatine desserts ver, 2d. Last Friday, Mrs. W. E. Miller of —SALLY. C. BERWING 602 Mountain avenue entertained at are simply pure gelatine enriched with bridge. Mrs, Miller's daughter, Miss One hundred and fifty citizens 733 SUMMIT AVENUE Helen Faber is visiting In Ohio. were summoned before Recorder the tempting, luscious flavors of real, Nash last week on charges of not Tel. 1620 We.tfield, N. J. pure fruits. Try this new recipe — Miss Madeline Lye IB visiting ler clearing their side walks of snow sister Mrs. Philip Cameron of Arling- and ice. Each was given a suspended ton avenue for several weeks. sentence and a warning. j %tspberry Concord 'Parfait 1 package Raspberry Royal Dessert H cup grape jute* 1 cup boiling water }j cup cold water Dissolve Raspberry Royal Dessert in boiling water; add grape juice and cold water. Put in cold place and when almost set, whip with FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE Dover Egg Reater until very light and thick- Pile into parfait glasses or turn into moulds 15 to 25 Per Cent Reductions and chill until ready to serve. Again the opportunity presents itself for you 1io refurnish your home or apartment. Complete outfits, odd pieces of fine furniture less 15% and 25%. Seldom is such a sale staged by Shift* Brothers nnd when one is held unusual money-saving values in Quality furniture are Offered. <#lfade by the SMakers of %>yal Waking Powder DINING ROOM SUITES MCDOUGALL and BOONE KITCHEN CABINETS $225 Reduced 1-3 LIVING ROOM SUITES $139 . $179 $267.50 10-piece American Walnut Suite, 60-in. huifct, oblong table, enclosed server, scmi-encloaed china cabinet, chairs to match- guar- anteed construction. Eog. $225.00 An outstanding value $179.00 10-piece Combination Walnut Suite of the finest quality work- manship. Come and see for yourself. Always sold for S290.00 ^specially reduced $225.00 Other valuei ia Quartered Oak Odd Pieces It pay« other., It will pay you to .hop here. Such Values in Living Room Furniture Cannot be Duplicated FLOOR COVERING FOR EVERY ROOM Three-piece Overstuffed Two-tone Velour Living Room Suites kiose cushions, spring backs and seats; guaranteed construction. :Fi.lt Base, special 39c ggc Reg. $189.00. Special $139.00 iCorJk Linoleum, reg. $1.10, special ' 89c Others at $159.00 up Inlaid Linoleum ' 'j'j'29 UD Jacquard Velour Suites, finest quality. Reg. $225.00 6x9 Waltona (Guaranteed Pelt Base) Rug ...... $6 98 Spccial : '$179.00 7.CxS Waltona (Guaranteed Felt Base) Kiic Sfl'sa SllO.G Waltona Rug iiioa Vers y massive Mothproof Mohair Suite, reversible brocatelle Sxl2 Waltona Hug --ZZZZZZZ^ZZ".'.'''.'.'. S12II™°" ' hand-carved frames; spring arms, backs and seats. Reg. 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs reduced $19S0 $24 75 ?298.00. Marked down for this sale . $267 50 6x9 Seamless Brussels Rugs, reg. $17.59, reduced $12'98 9x12 bcomless Velvet Rugs, reg. $32.50 427 so QUALITY BEDROOM SUITES 9X12 Exfccn Heavy Seamles s Velvet Rugs, fringedb , reg. $49.00, special $3900 $169 $189 $298 0x12 Seamless Wilton Hugs, big values $59.00'up 8x10 Ex. Heavy Fringed Velvet Ruga, reg. $36.50, special . $29.00 Four-piece American Walnut Bedroom Suite, bow-end bed larce n H A,XIWnstcr Hugs, reg. $39.00 special $29.00 pieces; guaranteed construction; reg. $219.00, special ... . $169 00 The CHASSIS that makes Jxl<_ ixtra Heavy Seamless Axminster Ruga, reg. ?49.00, Handsome Bedroom Suite, Dresser, Chifforobe, Full Vanity E tra Cltv Uow-end Bed, Dustproof throughout; n regular $235 00 2 ? .^ y Seamless Axminster ii'u'gs '.,."..".'.".' $37'so s-llor, reduced to * $189.00 Axminster Bugs " $3 SO Can be had in American or French Walnut the CADILLAC the CADILLAC SPLENDID SELECTION OF WELL MADE DESKS Most attractive French Walnut Suite, cxtrn I.-irue dresser eta oe n Spinet De! s tionary mirror, bow-end bed, full vanity, roomy chifforobe. AArn The climax of ten years of exclu- ^i!i £ ?; * outstandin g value in quality and price. Regular TS398 00 supremacy of the 90-degrec, bolid Mahogany Secretaries $39.00 up t" go at ' '»„„„„„ sive eight-cylinder manufacture; . $7.98 Up $298.00 V-type principle in eight-cylinder Windsor Chnira $5.75 up Others at equally reduced pr held to surpassingly fine limits Mahogany Telephone Set ...... '.""' construction — the harmonized BEAUTIFUL LAMPS Bridge Lamps BEDDING of precision by master gauges ..$3.98 up v-63 engine and Cadillac Four Table Lamps Mattresses which are accurate to the three Floor Lnmpa .'. $9.98 up *5.88 up Wheel Brakes are outstanding . $14.75 up Springs ... millionths of an inch; of speciaJ J4.98 up features. It is this chassis that PAINTED BREAKFAST SETS $29.00 up Special two-inch Post lied, white, ivory or walnut: all cotton interest because it has proved the BC n iltrC8! arL lkk 5 Pieces v'.|u- . " '' - rust-proof sp.i,1K. Dig makes the Cadillac the Cadillac Ivory nnrl Blur Blue and Cray, Assorted Colors. Blanket*—Comfortcri WESTFIELD REGULAR DELIVERIES LAING MACHINE-AUTO REPAIR COMPANY 118-120 EAST 5th STREET LOWS SIIW Telephone 2242 PLAINF1ED. N. J. Open Evening 3O6-31O WEST FRONT STREET - - . PLAINFIFIO A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Goods Until Wanted THE WESTFDSLD LEADEB, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUABY 4, 192i P«g» MM-" MRS. WATTS TALKS the day, telling of being awakened ON CHILDREN'S BOOKS LIONS EEAI TALK BY at three o'clock in the morning to be fold of a serious accident above This h R. I MANAGER SomcrviHe and also of his intense ac- The Parent-Teacher Association of Many Other Many Other Lincoln School was most fortunate tivities throughout tlic day. The Season io having as the speaker on "Chil- Westfield Lions Club Listen To He then spoke of the Central hav- to make your home attras- dren's Classics," at its meeting: last Interesting Address By ing the largest steel coach equip- Not l&Ji —"• tive for the winter. Wednesday, Mrs. Josephine Webling ment, in proportion to its size in the C. H. Stein . «•> iv JMUI Watts, of Westfield. country. He pointed out the fact Advertised No[ A NEW PICTURE OB j that there are 400 miles of track In a most interesting and enter- The Westfield Lions Club on last £pjteiafMSp*' Advertised MIBEOR operated by the Central Railroad taining manner, Mrs. Watts traced Friday evening at Hayashi's restaur- here and there, will bring the tales and stories for children from above Elizabeth. £ 135 W.![FrontIStreet PLAINF1ELD, N. J. ant, Cranford, heard an illuminating t\ fresh beauty and color In- the" earliest days to the present. talk by C. H. Stein, general manager There were twenty-two member Striped Lingerie Cloth, all colors, Dollar Day, 3 yards for $1.00 to your home. Probably irery few people know that of the Central Railroad of New Jer-of the club present. The dinner was Q Checked Ratine, in tans and greys, Dollar Day, 2 yds. for $1.00 some of the fairy tales and Mother Let us help you select sey. Mayor Aldridge, of Cranford, in charge of Bruce Conlin and H. Plaid and Striped Flannel, all colors, Dollar Day, 2 yds. for $1.00 pictures to harmonize Goose rhymes have come down to was also a guest at the meeting and Jarvis. On Friday the Lions Club - us, changing slightly in form, from Cotton Canton Crepe, all new shades, Dollar Day, 2 yds. for $1.00 with the furnishings of spoke a few words to the members will have another dinner under the 40-in. All Silk Radium, in all colors, Dollar Day, 1 yd. for $1.00 your home. Glad to call Egyptian civilization and Indian folk of the club. direction of Henrv Host and Harry L ' lore. 36-inch English Broadcloth, in white, tan and grey, and suggest, if you wish. Mr, Stein gave his schedule for Ruh, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 'Phone 1707. But at no time have the children A Striped English Broadcloth, in good assortment, had such opportunity for securing Dollar Day, lVss yards for $1.00 PICTURE FRAMING books written about and for little Figured Washable Silks, good choice, REGILDING folks as the present day. Mrs. Watts Dollar Day, 1% yards for $1.00 said, "This is the child's age." Dick- Restoring of Paintings, All Silk Spanish Lace, all colors, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 ens v» the first author who made 1 Portraits and Prints in the children important characters in his P. Steuernagel D Figured Sateen Linings, Dollar Day, l /^ yards for $1.00 very best manner at mod- books. Of course, there are many Tubular Silk Jersey, Dollar Day, 2 yards for $1.00 erate prices. books, some good and some very poor. Phon. 148 17 Elm Street A Fancy Lingerie Cloth, Dollar Day, 1% yards for $1.00 The child of today should not only 36-inch Silk Crepe Chenille, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 be encouraged to read, but should be WESTFIELD 36-inch Colored Silk Pongee, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 SWAIN'S Art Store taught to select the good, worth Imported Scotch Gingham, Dollar Day, 3 yards for $1.00 317 West Front Street while books and should know the 64-inch All Wool Coatinjf, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 author of every book he reads. The Plumbing - Heating - Tinning 38-inch Imported French Ratine, Dollar Day, \\'% yards for $1.00 PLAINFIELD, N. J. child should be urged to read the 3fi-inch Corduroy, all colors, Dollar Day, iya yards $1.00 children's classics, those splendid S Fancy Silk Marquisette, Dollar Day, 2 yards for $1.00 books tkat have had an appeal for ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Fine Quality Cretonne, Dollar Day, 3 yards for $1.00 * Dotted Marquisette, Dollar Day, 5 yards for $1.00 a(r~ages, a classic being a book ever ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN old but »lways new. Silk Canton Crepe, all colors, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 After a short business meeting. 36-inch Sunfast Drapery, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 36-inch Corded Marquisette, Dollar Day, 4 yards for $1.00 I5HAS1A Montague Miller entertained with two piano selections. 36-inch Terry Cloth, Dollar Day, 1% yards for $1.00 Tea wns served during the social 1 36-inch Velour Cretonne, Dollar Day, l'/2 yards for $1.00 TER hour following the meeting. Miss A 36-inch Milo Silk, Dollar Day, 2i/2 yards for $1.00 Apgar's class won the attendance •£*• Genuine Butterfield's Lingette, Dollar Day, 2 yarda for $1.00 record for the day. 36-inch Brocaded Lining, Dollar Day, 1 yard for $1.00 36-inch Everfast Gingham Cloth, Dollar Day, 2 yards for $1.00 ALL FRESH S Each and Every Item Advertised Are Real Bargains. BROUGHT BEFORE COURT . MT 5MA3TA VOGUE ROYAL PATTERNS .• source Prices No Job Too Hinull—None Too barge Lowered Savings Batlmates FnrnlabM •:-•--• 331/3 fr $2 to $25 PIB8T STREET. WK8TF1EH>, N, J. \J Two lamps may be cn \ had almost for the Table Lamps price of one while PATSY ALIOI this sale lasts. and Frioe* r«ld For Old Rugs, Iron, Paper, AutoinubUe Shades Shoe* PPLaH J B58 800th Ave. WertJeld, S. J, T.I. 78S-J. Wouldn't you like a softly .shaded lamp to add a touch of color and newness to the table? 1 Here are the choieest of table lamps selling at only a Gustav A. Neumann 1 fraction of their original prices. BaBS^B Pottery buses in many shades and exceptionally fine MASON •t'la/.oa ineliirlinjr I1|(. popular niirror-l>luek, becomingly AND silk uliadcd. m BUILDER Shades are lined aiul for Hie must part interlined. Where f. inge.^ are shown, these are silk ukiried. WESTFIELD, N. J. A!sn cliai-mingly -i.u|)lf base.< in metals and woods with •(l.iss "v pari'liment shades. 814 EMBREE CRESCENT For Ten Years Telephone Connsclloa Telcplon. B2(UJ the World's Greatest Buy FRANKO.YOUNG Hudson's position as the world's greatest value is not merely a new attainment. For ten years the Super-Six has stood alone In That Littie Plumbing, Tinning mechanical supremacy. Basic patents have kept others from Additional Heat and Heating copying its motor. The smoothness and long life it gives are Jobbinr Proraplly AltsadeJ u exclusive. No motor has yet equaled the Super-Six in smoothness There's a Right that is so comforting when and long, economical car life. Mazda Lamp bathing, dressing or hreak- •414 WEST THIRD AVENUE for uviTy light Hucki-'i. fasting in ably supplied by GARWOOD, N. J. s help J"u Hek'tt tlii- ri;;lit an i>le<'l.rie radiator. A Leadership Never Disputed me —tin: unti that liiis th" Harper Method Hudson, because of the siniplidts ol n" Ilia! v.ill jnvr vnu :!:< Permanent 1 the Super-Six, ha:, always fiijcycd on Hit' low'•Hi I'll" JSuiibowl, .li . costs . . . Beauty Culture Waring HUDSON IMIUIIMI »i current. he Cosy Glow is priced at manufacturing a manufacturing and business centers, THE FRIENDLINESS A great, mass or foreigners come hero H. P. TOWNSEND and gs>t together ia groups, but they FEBRUARY do not got any real toucli of Ameri- BAGGAGE AND LOCAL EXPRESS OF MODERN BANKING canism. They are just aa Jewish and juyt as Italian ten or tweuty yeara Prompt Attention. Careful Handling i after they coin« hero aa they were Moderate Price* By WILLIAM E. KNOX 1 thn day they came, because nobody President American Bankers Asso- j appears lo take any particular inter- Office and House Phono 701-M ciation est iu thorn. Hut when an institution FURNITURE SALE Clls Tuken Day or Night Ilka a savings liank begins to take an Until few years ago savings banks wero extremely austere instl- I interest in tho problems of the peo- EXPRESS AND LIVF.RV STABLES | P!= ttno leltt thethm feerl l tliatht t herh o ia a tutlons. They wore founded to do tbo 224 ELV.EK STREET kindliest thing In group of people engaged in u ltu.sin<_'.itf the world, Uiut Is, that Is willing to listen to them, their Starting This Week Offers Many Moving a Specialty troubles, their trials, is willing lo ad- (o luke care of All Kind. <,( Trui the savings of vise llieni. willing lo Ktcpr them prior people, but straight, willing: to be sort of BIR Money - Saving Opportunities ihpy did it in a Brother to them, I do not thinif there most repellent ic <*uiy better Americanization work way. They did not tliun (hat behig done. Months hnvcbeen spent in preparation. Grand Rapids,Brooklyn, extend to their That Is tho kind ot work the pro- banking business ..gressiv. .e . saving_.. _. s bank ia starting oa,— Chicago---all large furniture'making centers have contributed a Citrpe';;..: -••.M} hu'.\ 'lir. :iiiy of the conrle- j tolling people that if they will eoine Wiltl.m E. Knox HIPS or any of the j t0 them with their troubles they will share. And for the hundreds of homes that have been patiently amenities of lite be Bind lo Rive tlicm 0\n best disin- Jobbing- of All Xinds. whatever. They simply took tho jteretiUid advice, to do things for them waiting this event there are hundreds and hundreds cf beautiful Estimates Furai»hed. money, did the depositor (lie favor ot I free, that otherwise, they would be ? it, and gave It back to him ehargM for by Korunbody. They ar© furniture suites and pieces priced way below their regular lio "wanted it. And theu they 1020 SOUTH AVE. their tull duty done. willing to advice thorn when they get a standard of value—way below such prices as must ordinarily The tellers and cleriss treated the little more money ihiin the savings WESTFIELD depositors as though they were entire- bank can take earp of, what they can be paid for them. ly beneath them. I, myself, hoard a de- Invest It In. or In oorae cases what Phono 1497-W positor, an old. Irishwoman, say to » not to Invest it in. teller who had been snappish wiih If tbo 8avlni(« and commercial lier; "Then you better keep a civil banks all over tho country adopt that Beds and Bedding Upholstered For Dining Room tongue in your head. It Is the likes particular attitude toward our (arelijn BL\!S, Bedroom Suites, Mat- Quality suites for the dining ARTHUR 0. DRAKE ot me that keeps the llkea ol you in fellowclllr.ens, it will give them on Furniture your placo." In that brief and caus- entirely different view of American- ttvssc.-i specials of many Living room suites of room. Well'made, hand' OARrENTBR AND BUI1.DBIC tic and Kell-doBurved comment she Ism, It la this changed attitude that varieties in the February soracly designed, fine-wood Chairs for bedtoom and Contracts Taken and Material had summed up the whole situation famous makes in this hall — many of them IWIK resulted ill the tremendous growth event. Whether you wish suites. Furniture of Hahne in this February Sale. Furalshed, In » nutshell. of dc-po--.it:.- thai have taken placr In cvcnt.Two-picce suites, Taern was nothing warm, noLlilng ill" ;;ivin>;.-i Ijanke since the war. to iul-1 to present suites,or to standard quality offered" at KuUm.itOB Cheortully Given cordial, but ns tliu yearn went by There IIHH been n different spirit re iurni^h you'll find this ThrcC'piece suites, less than Hahne standard O2» NURXH AVK. W. thoae who wor!;- •' at the -wlndowi.; got bicailiert Into the relations between prices. T»t. BH7-M on friendly and kindly relntioun with the depositors and thn men on the amoucysavingopportunity, i Single pieces. the people CCHUUIK to the w-inuown. i other nVu W^stflcld. N. J, Hare and thofM mm;; HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Richard Sampson, Editor -in-Chief. Assistants—Muriel Lawrence, Julia Scully, Robert Mumford Herman Ahlfeld end School Welfare Council, HOUSEHOLD EDUCATION comes interested, and desires to eon-( Semi-Annual Sale! IN WESTFIELD SCHOOLS tinuue this work in a trade school or i jpj other institution. The girls from the I High School who have entered these j bjr Celia M. Dickenon I schools have in every way upheld the reputation of the Weatfleld Schools, One important factor in planning j a Household Arts course of study is j HI-Y CLUB HEARS URING the month of February we are conducting our Semi-Annuai Sale the time available for such instruc- np TUB ITT tion. In a system where the time! ur IHKIM and are offering special values in all departments. Starting Wednesday, is limited it is impossible to introduce I ' a regular Homemaking Course, for! Monday evening in tho Congrega- February 4th, we will conduct a series of Special Sales every Wednesday and that reason we must choose the part tl0nal Churcn Pa""h ,hoU5C the Wcsf- D which will be of most help to the field Hi-Y Club heard a talk b, Wal- Saturday. Watch our windows for these wonderful values. As an example of girl as a consumer, and which will ter Eonneli on the subject of Thrift develop in her a hroader apprecia-i1" T)me and Mone*- The dinner was what you may expect on these sale days we are offering tke following for thia week served undcr the studtion y oifs "thAe Cours practicale in. Clothing.Our pla" nThi of':s C. H. Westerber gauspice and Mrss of. FredMrs.. course is planned around clothing, Turner. There were about thirty-six and develops a knowledge of many boys present at the meeting. It is a note of interest that the related subjects. Manufacturing, boys who Bay they will be present at personal hygiene, economy, design, the dinners of this club and who do Palm Olive Soap 5c. cake White Enamelware 50c ea. history and textile chemistry, are not appear, have to furnish the money SATURDAY Our Regular 88c. Line some of the interrelated subjects. for their dinner. One boy takes If a girl were to appear dressed in about six or seven naraea each week Ladies' Rubber Aprons 25c ^""er,_°! _«aPff°Pria,te I and^by'canvassing flndTouTwhether February 7th Cocoa Door Mats 88c costume, when seeking a position, she- j k h Regular 50c Apron ^ pj.egen(;_ If they •would be judged lacking a funda- say they will be present and then fail mental sense. To devote too much to appear, their dinner must he p&ycd time and thought to dress in an ex-for by them just the same. treme or vulgar manner is wring also. In addition to our Wednesday and Saturday Specials we have It is one's duty to dress simply and GYM CLASSES OPEN becomingly; to choose the proper ac- made big reductions in all departments and these un- cessories, and to keep within the AT HIGH SCHOOL limit of one's income. Self respect requires this attention to be paid Under the auspices of Mr. Murray, usually low prices will prevail for this month only. You can a to personal appearance. Girls are local director of the local Y. M. C. A., i the boya' classes in gymnastics open- SAVE SOME MONEY by shopping in Westdeld this Month. taught that beads and other orna- I ments are out of place worn with ed at the High School last evening. middies or sports clothes; that satin The classes will be n regular feature i pumps, high heel shoes or low cutand Mr. Murray will himself conduct 5 sandals are not suitable for school the apparatus work while Frank wear. Neatness, beauty nnd simMarlde- y will take care of the prac- 5c to $so ST0RE I plicity always win respect nnd ad- ce. miration. The Y. basketball Uam will piny M HI TTPHIN^ON - ° Rahway on Saturday and they will The objectives of this subject are meet the team of the Congregational 1VM« ilU JL V^n*l^lfcJV^J.^I 54 ELM STREET 4 QUIMBY STREET gained through practical problems in Church tomorrow evening. i sewing, dressmaking and millinery. First with class projects, then through individual problems which develop COLLEGE WOMAN'S CLUB manipulative skill, and a knowledge ENJOYS THEATRICALS of simple dressmaking. I The College Women's Club mi It 111 M. liarr \t ikiiJ are marte a dt- BOY SCOUTS SHOW 1 1 a the liuabamu l o fl > I J » ar, u«.m«. Kilt H ine". >*' <-•!<*"" " PROGRESS IN 1924 ute »n taut lib" «* curtes/ or 1 »oim utl» r ii virst in tne mortgages Todsy, 3 p. n».- ONE CENT-A-WORD n> ii i — (Continued from page 1) I PAVL. Q- OLIVKR. the McKinley P. 1. A. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 1 SyUritvr for Comi'Jalnuit. Ttutsd»y, Feb. S, 3 p. m.— | 182 Eaet Broad aireel, | jilacu, a spot of three or four acres Minimum Charge No Advertisements ! WrttD«id, N. J. Entertainment at Presbyterian REPAIRING, ETC. 1 i of woodland they can c&H their own, Tw*ntyFht* Ctntt West field, N. J- parish house. Tuken by Phcat January 27, 1&2&, ] and where they can spend their nights 10 a. m. All day sewing UOI.Uli.t 1V1IJ, tin, tow dollars i or go on hikes; where thy troop can i meetings. Baptist Ladies' Aid beginners especially desired, Kefer~ iiijt-nl lo • luvniiure the? build log cabins and study the things FOR SALE iota turn tubed. Miss B, A. BnxUh, SEALKO en si coijift.ir-r ami Iride. WOW Seal (id pruposBls will be received by Society and Methodist Womans' il» St. Maru' Ave. Ttl. J8S-R. I Imr tiiut jMfi s Wfc 1J liken to <3