THE WESTFIELD LEADER AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY
WESTPIKLD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. 18 Pages—§ Otntt lift BE MEMORIAL COMMITTEE SELECT SHAFT JJ. JOIN OUR i*rt Snevily Appointed by Bd. TO COMMEMORATE OUR WAR HEROES ILL GIVE CONCERT fEducation to Pffl TJnexpired Prominent Organixation Has Ar- 1923 Christinas Club Term—Committee on School ranged Excellent Program at Housing Report Progress Design of Architect Josiah T. Tubby Chosen From Four of the Cioicest High School for Night of NOW FORMING December 12th MEETING FEB. 13TH Suggestions—Plan As Submitted To Be Embellished Here is the Simple Plan ALL TALENTED AMATEURS . Board of Education held a 25c. each woak for SO weeke, receive $12.60 pitta interest ThB 60c, each week for 50 weeks, receive $26.00 plug Interest I ,!r meeting last evening and the Next Tuesday evening will (lud the I nation of School Trustee J. A. APPROXIMATE COST OF COMPLETED SHAFT WILL BE $25,000 streets surrounding the High School $1.00 each "*6ak for 50 weeks, receive $50,00 plus Intercut nati the trustees Building lined with ears, which have taken $2.00 each week for DO weeks, receive $100,00 plus Interest ncepted, Robert Snevily was The Memorial Commi brought a highly enthusiastic audi- $6.00 each week for 60 weeks, receive $260.00 plus interest ssion met mtue bronze ligure to he mounted afits , The dtisiiui contemplates a simple ence to hear the Westlioia Symphony Sto fill Mr. Sim's unexpired the mayor's office on Wednesday tup, as well as the inscription tablet jdirei-t treatment of decoration with- Orchestra in its fourth concart. €hockl will foe nmilert November SO, 1023. until the next annual school evening last to consider suggested at the base. It was also decidad to tn the spring. out excess of ornament. Previous concerts have been received forms of a suitable memorial for refiimmeiid to the Council that Mrs, by Weatfleld with a shade of doubt r GHmore, town treasurer, Above, the pedestal rises the shaft You may join as many classes aa you desire, WesHield men whose lives were sac- "all, as sculptress, be commissioned of the grauite column. Some Idea of as to the possibility of successfully PPotated custodian of school to work out, in conjunction with the rificed during the Grent Wur. In ad- the size OS this column may be gained accomplishing euch a task in so small President Wick appointed architect, the bronze designs fur the a community, but this doubt is dls- Kverj'lxjdy is Welcome. Ta lor and R!nck dition to the Shaft and Chimes Tow- from the statement Unit It measures ees Smith, y ' " Shaft. In the absence oE Hon. Wil-about 12 feet 0 Inches around the polled after hearing one, and now the as a committee to arrange tor er, which had hud previous consider- season's sale of seats remains anioiiK school meeting to bs held llam lb. Tuttle, Hanking Com mission- lower diameter, and that the ooluniin er, who ls Ul. Robert A. H-iilrhalrn ltsoll Inclusive of the podostal an the same people. Curiosity should at 23 a t whleh tlme ation, there were presented a settlus d - ^ ' of the bowlder recently presided. C. IJ. Kellogg, of the corn- terminal Is thlrty-flvo feet high. least send others, and If not this, K. terms of Trustees Hinckhofl, discovered, mlttee, was also absent. Mr. Wick Tho cajilta! shown In tlio ilhislra- their recognition of the splendid |L and Sim expire. Trustee Ma- ivork accomplished by this organiza- VI reported that the program of tion, a body of talented amateurs EL, fusing was progressing nice- who are doing their best to Interest K d that ths School Welfare others as they aro interested. Some Bank Square, Wcatlteld, N. f. ing a oenaus of all the citizens to be sure claim disinterest towa whIe d ata s In tho type of music one hears at a "Whore Courtesy and Sftrvloe I'fMall." fmm m - !* , i symphony concert, that is their loss, Km to *» turned over to the board. others have excuses some of which we resignation of Miss Mildred E. ara good and some are not, nnd not Jason, as teacher ot biology in a few have even nuid they did not Hleh School, to take effect Feb- hnow such a treat could bo had In School basket-ball aclieaulea Wostfleld. Ia this all fair to the per- e presented to the board and ap- formers, after fourteen weeks of I, fhe monthly report of Su- hard work rehearsing, securing ex- That Dangerous Place Called Home •tag Principal Charles A. Phll- ceptionally good talent for assistance, nnd prsparinir a splendid program There ia no way to escape your liability ai'a property owner, lct gave the details of the prog- a king made in the schools. The for tho primary reason of bringing for the law is clear and inclusive, sting was presided over by Preal- good music to Westflold, nnd The Leader feels this in itBBlf 1B worthy If through negligence any of tho servants or the mailmen, t Wick. All members of the grocery boyB, plumbers, electricians, inspectors or others who 1 were present excepting Trus- of soma recognition. Tho players, while amateurs to ba sure are under come on the place are injured while on tho premiBcs you are re- The board held a lengthy sponsible. liMBjIo on the question of provid- professional leadership, and they itcoferlngs for bicycles at the sev- have a conductor whose dynamic per- sonality haa accomplished wonders A Policy in tho Travelers, while costing little, "serves, defends jil scbools and decided not to take and brought remarkable Improve- and payo," and has behind it tho incomparable resources of this |er action to provide them on ac- ment to the organisation ln Its thveo great company. mt of the large expenditure of years of existence. Your nona and It is cheaper to have insurance and not need it—-.than to need it y Involved., daughters are all eligible members of the orchestra, and this should and not have it. ST.PAUL'SMENS' CLUB prompt some to assist In Its continu- ance, believing it to be of great bone- MEETING TONIGHT fit to tho coming generation, and 214 East Broad St. abovo all it has grown to bo a part Tel. Day 168 y O'Hara, Composer of "Katy" of Wostfleld, and Wostfleld has never Offloe—2nd Floor |. ud Other Popular Hits, to En- yot failed to help ltn own. The or- Night 1037 tertain with Songs and with chestra ls not going to beg Wsstfleld to support It, feoling that as they Humor give freely of tholr time and some Protecting Westflcld Property for Over $5,000,000.00. money, the citizens aliould du their [ 6«aSrey O'Hara, th« popular com- sharo by attondlng In goodly num- er, singer and lecturer, will be the bers. Many discouragements have f at the meeting of the 1 been met and surmounted «o far, but i Club o! St. Paul's Church to- the members feel that they will not have reached complete financial and I iWs promises to be a big meeting gratifying SUCCOSB until the High use no one will want to miss Mr. School Auditorium Is completely Hara'a slnplng, and his wit as a filled. Tho program for next Tues- $1.60 May Save Your Ceiling teller has given him promi- day Is much lighter than in tho past, UKl'IiACM THAT M3AKY AHWAIiVE WITH AIMD hoping to plenae a largo audience, | Hr. O'Hara was one of the first to nnd ns tho nr^lollu.t artists nro all A hissing, sputtering alr-vnlve in a tiny thing, BUT—It cun leak X to the boys whon the war broke WoBtilnlfl ]ioopl« and favorites we nnd ruin n COUIIIK; it cun Keep tho cold air In and tho sUam out, Caruso Bang one of these com- hope It will bo ap;.r"~ ilated. A few and so bring unmerited criticism upon good radiators, IOM, bringing the composer Into cliolen so-its mo now un sale lit Sey- l'or thoso Important reasons tho American Radiator Company atawe. frlod'H Music Shop, Ilroad street, haa perfected, and now oftora Its own nlr-valvo—tho Arid. Arid Alr-Vnlven need no adjustment; they let the cold air out, lint close tlRht tho moment utofim or water tries to oeoapo; they cannot hlas Ii VICTORY *3/A PKK U.S. SENATOR EDGE TO or aputtor or drip. CENT .NOTES HEDEEMABLK Thn coat of un Arid Alr-Vnlvo IB $1.80—surely a small prlco to MARRY ON SATURDAY pay for— y you are possessed of a United 1. The aafoty of your ceillngg. » Victory Loan Note, serial let- ('<->'< niontnl «> Take I'lneo 2. Silence. • A to P, your note Is called for 3. Porfect warmth. by tho Government on ill- Until, Mr.—I'ronilnmt. I'ooplo ^ 15th of December, and you will In Hwia! niul PUIIHK 1-lf"
FOH Mil STIJl WAP SAVINGS STAMPS MIMJOU lskl\ I ihh nounced that thi> 1923 i.!,»r<'e are now R'a offiea iu PJ»lnfl#W, Coining Grand Concert to b. TURK TALKS BEFORE PRES- HUMID lOh j ready and that he sill lii- at the tli west-biujid station, will be: Bo~ 5 1 f INTERCHANGEABLE pea to th* In* *"*' » School BYTERIAN MENS' CLUB I Town Kooius on Fiiday nt 7 30 ]i. in 1-24, incluaive, lia. ttl Ii ib 1 u d i! at tlit ul<] ID J mut yi i fr uvlfiu-c Council, Bee. Jtb ei \ | to issue them. After tomorrow p. m.: December 26-29, ineluMlve, .ft 111 i \ill (-v t} t- 1 !• f* in v Hi,{)\ l^k 11 1 Uk 1 . th His Views* H^ 1'MM^HU'U i*ut* Xt'n blanks may bo had |,pi,n | I hi. CARPENTER andBUILDER 1 at ;) d Mild ! i •Vlock Westfleld, N, J. ' Ml, I 13O Broad St. Tel. 343-W Free Delivery I"! llO|i(,,, )0 m,i]u\ UllM Office; 30 Prospect Street Telephone '•Ihi",f lllP """'lliur Pnnil. vUnII •''«• t . "» In fxtouilml to iltt'vn:l thin ten. MOS WESfFISJJ LEADER WZBHESDAY, D10OTB1B 6. 1922 1 ta»- m iisifiu LEMHI:rj* individual who handles the looking fruit. The wei ha* H rt 111 n>t . t t u—a j package up to its final delivery at; not been able to five Ms frui 'i i a 11 of the riders *bo the court d ij. »*d 'hr b i! of c* .* r f jits destination. flavor aad the firmness thai J- pi ct «» n c -i- .sj -'.!•> J i~ uiL pirt t p»t a » e a» lions Mr-- j «a B» *s found ic our State's good app!-*-- pel Hart to cos « i i io ti At the coming Christmas West- >th howee flchor askel8 sod all the members to visit j will find delight and restfulness in having The big Christmas edition of yeafiddersr 192 wil2 il nreceiv locale bankin$157,00g 0 institha-t ° 'hat they might learn! ,, , . ., , ,. at first hand the enormous amount; luncheon at Brans. The Leader will be is-tutions. This makes a good show- they have set aside during the .o t work anda 8t 0 how capab|y lt wnB | Tba sued next Wednesday, ing that is likely to be improved being done. Several members ac-1 Christmas and every resident of every year in the future. | cepteHeld dtoday for differen, sayingt daythats Ithn tho towe weekn is. ! Leader Westfield should have These savings are supplemental1 ""usuallBoard' oyf healthyHealth. Inspector Carney I)n Lnrul Cimtiniious Onriflcatlon Is generally considered tho great- told of the health conditions In West- est ndvnncp in dry doanliiR methods made In the pnst ijpeade. It a copy, for it will he a Singing was indulged In, led bj- to any amount that may be avail j Charles Philhower, who Is lnstruct- keeps our cleansing fluid clenn all tho time and so immeasurably valuable source of information able from building and loan I ing the members In a new French improves the quality of our work. and prepared in an attractive stocks and show a thriftiness that j song, the favorite of the Canadian PorRet the unpleasant experiences you may have had with dry ^manner. In its columns there will is praiseworthy. This is the sort >boatmen- Amoiis the guests noticed cleaning dona by old-fashioned methods. You can now have your daintiest apparel dry cleaned In perfect safety. bo many specially prepared ar- c n -PL ., / , x • •.. ; were Darrell Losee, Harold Rav, ticles of unusual interest. of thrift that does not indicate |Joh n DorvalI andInapecto r Carney; With our recently installed De Laval Continuous Clarincatlon Sys- selfishness or parsimony, but if • BABCOCK tem, there can be no tell-tale odor of rancid cleansing fluid; clothes It» advertising pages offer shows forethought and good busi- jHARTS AIR PROPERTY ! BUILDING can't shrink, and cleaning Is much more thorough than ever before. Splendid opportunity for the se-ness sense. All of these improvements are the result of keeping damning fluid lection of Christmas gifts, and the QUESTION BEFORE COURT! clean—a thins which was impossible until the De Laval Continuous Christmas savings lightens Ihr Clarification System was developed. local and nearby merchants have Christmas problem and makes; jun Dismissed to Compel Father to made a most attractive presenta- Consider the advantage of washing clothes in a stream of clear, broader giving possible and gen- Trun»rer 1'ropcrly to Daushh-ra running water, as compared with washing them in a tub of water tion of their offerings. Read the eral cheer more likely. It fro- j which becomes dirtier and dirtier as the day's work progresses. The advertisements and soo what can former method Is practically the one which we now employ, excupt quently prevents the accumula- At a hearing held before Vice-j that high-priced cleansing fluid takes the place of water. bo bought right here at home. tion of debts at this season that • Chancellor Buchanan In the Court of i You can easily see how this system enables us to perfectly clean would have to bo paid off during! ChanCOry lu Trenton oa Monday in ' There are so many things that the case of Carrie Hart and Lizzie the pieces which you have been unwilling to Bend to ordinary clean- the coming year. ers. In short, we are now doing the kind of dry cleaning for which are essential during the holiday Hawley against their father, Levl E. you have always hoped but have never before been able to obtain, season that can be bought to ad- The total of figures for Christ-1 vantage here in Westfield, and ev-mtts savings throughout the conn-' ery article bought from tho local try is most impressive, for it nut Brenner's Market dealer savcB time when one goes only shows people are learning to e MRS. G. 0. KELLER to tho city on a shopping expedi- save, but they are learning to save j Telephone 975 86 Elm St. tion. Consider also the delivery that they may enjoy real good ji Playhouse Cleaning and Dyeing proposition and see tho advantage from what has been accumulated.! of buying from local merchants. la sa fa : 125 PARK AVENUE 125 The number of copies of the New Jerseymen who ha.-e been WEDNESDAY FISH DEPARTMENT Christmas Leader will be limited, paying fancy prices Just One for Western apples \ MARY MILES MINTER PLAINFIELD, N. J. and orders for extra copies should "THE OOWBOY AND THE Established 1804 Phono 100 be sent in at once. Apple Tree that are merely big Announcement: LADY- Not connected with any other cleaning establishment on Ha Pa raj and have fine color should find gratification in learn-' HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY Brenners Market through its Continued Avenue, or in tho city. Itealisring better than any other ing that a single apple tree in PATHE EE VIEW Vigilence in Purchasing Strictly Fresh Fish agency th« impor- their own State has boen sold for MAT. 2:30-4. EVE. 7:30-9 Oliristmas tnnce of early ship- $5,000. The valuable tree is a nn-;10—20 20—30 have reached its Present High Standard of Shipping and ping for Christmas tive of this State, and its fruit is j Shopping goods tho Post Of- Merchandizing. said to excel any apple produced i Phone 823 fice Department has heretofore. \ THURSDAY and FRIDAY issued an appeal that must not. he '' Your Satisfaction is Our Success'' It has been a mystery to visit-] BETTY 00MPS0N ignored. Buy your gifts curly "OVER THE BOEDER" The Vanity Shoppe and ship them promptly. ors who comn to New Jersey why! a State Hint produces so many j PATHE NEWS Congestion of mail ami uxpresH Spanish Makerel lb. MAIM3EL WAVING . fino applr-s docs not pay more nt-1 COMEDY 35c SHAMPOOING i» practically unavoidable during tcution to marketing a product j MAT. 2,30—4. EVE. 7.30—9. MANICURING f the Christmas season, juid tho best FACIAL MASSAGE f that, can be made so profitable, i 10—20 20—30 Hailibutlb. . 45c my one expects to accomplish in Eating Western apples is a fnd j Try our HAIRTOIl METHOD of permanently remorlng to mako that congestion lighter. superflouB hair. No needlos. This method I that has been encouraged by wellj Salmon lb. . 35c Everyone can help to Home extent, is exclusively used in this shop. handled propaganda, mid local | SATURDAY and it should be a duly cheerfully apple growers have ni'gief;ti>d j ALL-STAR OAST Smelts lb. 119 WATCHUNO AVE. performed. 32c their opportunity to regain lost! "THE LOVES OP PHAROAH" Pt-AINFIEL-D, N. J. Kvcry year the volume of ohip- businesH. j PATHE REVIEW Weak fish lb. . 28c wonts eoniinucH to inercusi', and Thfire are thousand of ne.P's in < COMEDY cooperation from the. public, is «•»- N«w .lorsey snitnble for apple j 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE Flounders lb. 18c aentinl. Don't fcol that just be- trooH and nppk>H am riiiscd in |CONTINUOUS FROM 2,30 TO 11 'Phone 2452 cause yon arc sending small pncl;- pi'i'iit quatitilioH, but the local np-1 Y. M. C. A. Bldg. ft«cs thai you can delay your ahip- Market Cod lb. . 15c p pics 1IHV« lost their mnrl LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF THE BEST IN J ^^" ..... -HJT *r n | Westfield Has Pledged $26,000, Frederick Budde has returned, Miss Julia Davidson, oC Leuos ave- j But Advisory Committee Is from a trip to Germany. uue, spent'the week-end in Yonkers. ! The Collegi- Woman's Club held its Worried About Balance- Meat, Poultry, Vegetables, Dr. Myers' lecture Friday after- j Alterations Started -Monday. noon, December 8th, 3.ID, Presby-j -Mr. and Mrs. <;eor e Sanders have B ti'rian Parish House. j MANY HAVEN'T HELPED been visitiug in Eastern. Tiie monthly meeting of the Board | Mr, and Mrs. (,'. A. Philliower have of Health will be held Friday even-1 The contracts tor the transforma- Fruit, Nuts, Candies from a week-end at BUili- ins/, December 16th. i tion of the Children's Country Home iinan. Russell Knapp, of the Town Kugi- \ so that it •will be possible to house Mr. and Mrs. Hunry Kromer ami I uour's Office, is enjoying a hunting! and care for the helpless crippled daughter Marion have returned from i trip in New Hampshire. j children all the year round instead la trip to Washington, D. 0. The public schools will close De- Iof only during the summer, were let The annual meeting aud supper vi :ember 23id for the Christmas vaea- I yesterday, and the contractors be- ALSO j the Congregutional Church will bu tinu, and reopen January 2nd. I gan work on the Job this (Wednes- day) morning'. j held Wednesday, December 13th. The First M. K. Church will hold j Dr. William S. Myers will lecture [evangelistic services from January There is $25,000 in hand or |In the Presbyterian Parish House Pri-1 21sl to February 4tk. pledged for this work, but members Fine Line Groceries Safe Deposit Boxes | day afternoon. of the Advisory Committee who have Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis enter- been hoping that the full sum of Court Provident, Independent Or- taiued the Cumberland Club Satur- |30,000 needed would be raised by der of Foresters, will hold its annual jduy evening. yesterday about the $5,000 that is election of officers, Wednesday night. Miss Adele Ungerer an dMiss Lil- today, were doing some worrying Money for Christmas From War- December 13th. lian Irsch liave returned to Knox still needed to make up the full A. inisculluiHioud Bhower was j',ivou School after spending the Thanksgiv- quota. They frankly do not know Savings Stamps Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lever last week ing holidays at their homes. lust what to do, but they are satis- by members of the "Eastern Star," Donald Luuu Appleby Sawyer ar- field that the balance can be vaised of which Mrs. l,ever is the matron, If every resident oJ Weatfleld who WINDFELDT COMBINATION MARKET One issue of war-savings stamps will rived at the home oJ Mr. and Mrs. he due Miss Jean Schoouniaker enter-!Edgar Sawyer, 624 Klmbnll avenue, hag not yet subscribed 'will Ret out January 1, 1923. tained a number of her friends at ton Sunday morning. his or her check-book and forthwith send a subscription to the C O. Home, Everything for the Table , To accommodate residents of Weslficld who her home in Summit uveuuo on Wed-1 Nrat Tlnrrsday, December 14th, uesday evening. will be Ladles' Night at Fireside Fund and count It as a Chriatmns gift •would like to have the use of the money due on to a cause that Is worthy of the most this issue of stamps for Christmas expenditures, The MeKlnley Scliool Parent- Council, Royal Arcanum. An enter- Toachers' Association will hold a tainment and dance \i'lll Ue held. generous Impulses of the people of we will purchase at any time on or after De- the town. 120 E. Broad St. Phone 402 Westfield, N. J. cake sale Saturday, December 10th, Mrs. Charles Gould, who has boon cember 18th, 1922, unregistered United States n Steuermigel's store on Kim street. Hie Kuost of Miss A. B. Lee the past Discussing the situation with a War-Savings Stamps due January ], 1923, «1 William 11, Sampson, of Prospect few months, left Monday for l)»y- Leader reporter last night, ono of their full face value, and without discount or street, leaves Saturday for St. Petora- toua lieach, where Bha will spend the the prominent members of the Ad- charge of any kind. burg, Florida, where ho will spend winter. visory Committee stated that when tho winter. they realized the situation as It now The Queen Esther Circle will hold elxsts, those w'Uo have already sub- Of course, we advise that instead of spending George K. Hayes, who has been 111 j a Christmas and cake sale at the this money, you deposit it in a savings account. scribed to the fund might fool In- at his homo on Lenox avenuo the First M. 13. Church Saturday, Decem- clined to add to their subscription as past fivw weeks, has recovered and ber fltn, afternoon and evening. already made and count it aa an ad- CONCERT BY AEOLIAN COMPANY is again back to business. Waffles and coffee will be for sale. ditional Christinas present for the , Under the Auspices of Cotnex of Broad and Prospect Streets The "Weatfleld Symphony Orches- A golf school will bo opened in tho crippled children. At any rate, all SCHOOL WELFARE COUNCIL : tra will hold its first concert of the Rialto Building December 15th, by those who desire to subscribe should Open Monday Evenings until 8 3O o'clock. season In the high school auditorium Robort CruiekBhank, who Is a pro- send cash or checks to tho treasurer, HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM i u\Iember of CfcAeral Reserve System Tuesday evening, December 12th. fessional at the Shackamnxon Coun- Mrs. C. M. J>\ Egel, H.l» Kim street, DECEMBER 7, 8:16 P. M. George W. Peek, Jr., o£ First try Club. town. The Advisory Commltteu Is street, assistant deputy sheriff at 'I mooting of the Wosllluld Water satisfied "thut Westfield, having given Tickets, $1.00 ' Elizabeth, is recovering trom a recent Survey Committee will bo held to- $25,000, will not full them for the Tickets may be exchanged for reservod soata on Dec. 5th. and operation for appendicitis. night In tho Town Hall. A delega- balance, and that It will bo forthcom- 6th at Frutchey's after 3 P. M. tion fromthls committee will attend ing before Christmas if everyone will Miss Jetin Schoonmaker euter- do Ills or her part. tallied several of her friends ut her a mooting of tho municipalities to he homo on Summit avenue Wednesday hold In Plalnllold tomorrow evening. With the full $30,000 in hand It Is Do Your Xmas Shopping at evening. Games, music and dancing A Ford car operated by Thomas distinctly understood that tho Hoard PliiiilRati, of Fauwood, upset in Dud- of Managers of tho Homo will not wore pnjoyed. seek any further aid from the people Phono Oranford BOO Tho Week of Prayer will lie ob-ley avenuo and broke the wind shield [SEYFRIED'S MUSIC SHOP and tow Friday morning, when Din- of Westflold until May, 1924. Tho served by the Methodist, Baptist, number of Individuals In Wostfleld Congregational and Presbyterian ntRun turned out to avoid n car driv- en by Hans Jneobson, ot 4 John who have subscribed totula about CHAS. E. DOOLEY ESTATE Sonoras Q. R. S. Player churches by union services the sec- 1,200, and aa It ia estimator! that ond week In January. street. Dinnlgan's sister, Mary, and Rolls Mlsa Mary Webster were In tjio car there are at least 4,000 peoplo in the Bmnswicks Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Kundspadcn and with him when It hit tho gutter and town who conceivably are capable of Funeral Director and Embalmer daughter, Kdlth, of Mountain avenuo, upset. No one was Injured. subscribing something, It can bo seen arc [lassengcrs on the Cunard Lino that thoro are many who have not ITso of Modern Funeral Chapel it Desired Columbia? Musical "Laconia," which Is making a cruise yet given the matter any attention. Instruments around the, world, under the auspices REV. HALL MURDER Any sum, no matter how small, will oE live American Kxnrcas Company. bo appreclutod by these who have North Ave. West, Cranford, t J. Sheet Music CASE TO BE PUSHED T.T. Harkratler, irafflc manager of pledged themselves to see thin thing ACTO CORTAGB KQUIPMENT Bubble Books the American Tobacco Co., was elect- through because It has been tho many Music Books ed n member of tho Board of Gover- Fitmlly IK'niuntl 'Hint An Impartial small sums which have gone largely nors of the Traffic Club of New York IiivestlKUllon Ik) Made toward realizing tho $25,000 already in hand. 221 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD At tlin Traffic Club dinner last week ho was the toastnmster. Both Henry Stevena and Mrs. Stev- Entnbllflhed 10 03 MKIOTINO OF W. P. M. BOCIKTV The Woman's ForolKn Missionary ens, brother and slater-ln-law of Mrs. w. N. GBAY, Preat. - P. H. GRAY, 8a«.-TreaB. Society ot (he First M. K. Church Frances N. Hall, widow of Rev. Ed- held its regular mooting yesterday ward W. Hall, of New IJrunawiek, The regular mooting of tho Wom- attHnioon. *Thc first review of tho who with bis choir Blngor was mys-en's Missionary Society o£ the Pren- study, "Building With India," was teriously murdered last Soptomber bytorlnn Church will bo hold Thurs- G R Y given by Mrs. W. H. Davies. emphatically denied today that they day, December 7th, at 3 o'clock, In and Embalmers Kcv. Father Keilly, of St. John's woro anxious to BOO tlie investigation tho Parish Houso. Devotions will bo Funeral Directors of tho mystery dropped. in charge of Mrs. Godfrey; the Btudy, Church, Newark, has been assigned 'Tho Trend of tho Kacos," will be 258 E. IJHOAD STREET Teli'i)lion« i.4S to Holy Trinity Church to take thu "We do not want tho case conducted by Mrs. Ludlow. Tho mom- place of Kev. Father Scanlon, asslst- dropped," Mrs. Stevens said. "We berg aro asked to contribute Itoms of Cranford New York City , to Rev. Father Wattersou, and are anxious to havo the murderer 106 Union Ave. 14 East 3 t>th St. aIlt intoreat. A cordial Invitation lg ex- Tel, 92 Tel. Murray Hill 8341 I who has been assigned to St. Henry s brought to Justice. We do demand tended to all. ' church in Bayonno. an Impartial investigation, however. I)r Raymond U Fcirmati, Pastor It appears as It the authorities are simply looking for a scapegoat and |0f st Paul's Methodist Church In I New York, will deliver his famous are clilotly concerned with fastening 1)15. CII ICHTKlt I). interpretation of Dickens' "Christ- tho crime on some ono and they Jiavo I)It. MAIIV JIIIiMO tried to make a case against the first iuns Carol," on Tuesday ovonms, 1 e- Osteopathic Physicians Ctiv Congregational (Zfturcb cemuer I»th. at tho First Methodist persons available." Elmer Street, near Broad. William W. Coe, <>N( Ollli,. IlldK., WrHtltrlil, N, J. Minister. Services, Sundays, 10:J« ! Church. Tliroe flDIITH It)' A [)|K'llltllU*Itt Sunday School at 12:00. Midweek Service, ! The !>!">'. '"<"»<' Thank«Blv- Tho "header" la the Shopping whlcli was to have been held Wednesday evenings at 8:00. lnKR, Guide for all this Bectlon ot New nW >,ff«rnoon. has been post- Jersey. For bargains in merchandise the advertisements carefully. Cbe metbodist episcopal Church comber Sthh, in tho high school antll- —read toriinn. 1,'roceeds for the benefit of West Broad Street. Charles W. Wright, Min- the"children's Country Home, ister. Services, Sundays, 10.30 A. M. and ,A* rhirles K. Klmball, of Sumunit A. It. Maxwell Money • P. M. Church School at 12 M. Church School Charles K. ex-1 League, 7.00 P. M. Midweek Service, Wednes- ™..e, left on Monday for an 430 North Ave. Back • J, led b thrown tlm ! day ovenings at 3.00. | to , led business trip n Your "Home Town.' If • " t, with Lo Angeles as hi» ob- 9 vis I Desired* LLVlvV o P»i»tt. 10» route he w #•«•#• tbe Presbyterian C hi,'oa at the Culver Military Ac.ul- The Daily Meeting Place pnlV V/UIVI.-I, «>.* ,. Broad Street and Mountain Avonue. M. K. V ihors of Wostfleld Council, Of Intelligent, Economically McKlnney, Minister. Services, Sundays, IV.M .. ^JV" ,!nvo a three-act comedy en- END better Christ- A. M. and 8:00 P. M. Sunday School at l-.«". Hi d, "Three Llvo Ohosts," Monday Inclined Buyers of V. P. S. C. B., .7 P. M. Midweek Service, W eu- "nd Tuesday evenings In tho ami lor- S mas Cards this year New Furniture. nesday ovanlngB at 8:00. »r, PILOT MOTOR CAR CO. ALEX. HUNT, Jr. Richmond, Indiana T 1ST BROWN ; 219 North Avenue «{'agf' WeitHeld, N. J DlP.ctor-Embdm«- jt'iRh School. 7HZ WHSIFIZIV IEA.LZ.JS. W1DM1SDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1822. Bis. "Anything To Wear" Motto of Russian Boys Who Face Death front Lack of Clothes A. WENZ, Gift Shop •" Books and Stationery : Golf School SO I'.'Ml STltKKT, WKSTI li:ii> N- J. \i,,'- before have we had a lim/r j.ssdrtmp.nt of both useful EOBEET CRUICKSHANK, Professional at Shacka- n.ii n-i •r.ental silts. They will suit all tastes auB fit each ]! ,i'i)ong the choice and iippropriau.1 artiiti.l les arere: : maxon Country Club, will open a Golf School in the \\ an rmaii's Foiintajn I*eii^—-all Kyie;-. i lii-lim-p J't-ns and IVnclls, iu yold and silver. sh* iilft-j"!* Fountiiin I*ens and IVmils. (.ill ISo.vis of Ihf wonderful New SI>Ii-s of Cianfa, Whiting Rialto Building, Westfkld, & t <>(>!., I lid HiUiijfeltin- and Haiiilnidi:.- StiUionery. V-.il Tups and Holly Wrappings. The latest Books. Many of tlicm just published and First Kditi"!,-. .is well as a large assortment of Jtoolcs for Young Folks. Friday, December 15th l»L';t Diarjs aud Note Books, Ait Cfili'iidurs in exquisite colors wit!) reproductions of •'amou- I' .intings.- GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOE BEGINNERS J/r.ilhrr I'mkct IJ(»ks, Wallets and ISiicf Cases. Cift.iis and Cigarettes for the Men Foil:—Some in special A WEEK buys this BRAND NEW, fully guaran- Presents teed, elegantly fin- ished PLAYEE PI- ANO, .equipped with latent devices, Wlssnor prici's for I'IIHKIIIS, Cnnula, and I'lnyiT-l'lnnuH arc; UK re.'iHtmnble as HANDKERCHIEFS— FREE UistriumMits of KH»rnntoeii quality can bo lioiiKlit for anywhere. Hack- liy the The Always Acceptable Gift. h. liberal supl>ly of Wlsfmer fjimlly for 44 year.s. of \ our own solec- HOSIERY— tlOll, ( cli\( vy to your home, nnrNsvncK & SONOHA whole vcar's inning' 1'HONOOHArilS The Most Useful of Gifts. •w r\ n> "If Russia's children, and adults Russian winter. And the need of Food Remittance. For twenty dol- In uprlxht ami prrloil models LADIES' NECK WEAR— Kvery lin;nsivick Kf-eoril as well, are to In saved from cli.itli aid in this direction for adults, too, lars, sent to tho A. R. A. at 42 The Appreciated Gift. this »Inter from exposure—after in Indicated by Htutcmcnta of re- Broadway, New York, the following the charity of America has brought cently-returned workers, who state articles, or their equivalent In val- OPEN EVENINGS GLOVES— them through the famine of last that in cases where Russian em- ue, will be delivered to any desig- •winter, they must be supplied with ployes have been given a blanket nated person In Russia: * 2-3 yardr The Most Lasting Gift. elothlng." This Is a concensus of for extra services the blankets have flfty-slx inch twenty ounce dark BROAD ST. FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS— opinion of the American Relief Ad- almost invariably been made Into blue wool cloth; 4 yards of thirty- ministration staff In Russia, from WISSNER, 565 NEWARK, N. J. That Go to Make Handsome Gifts, overcoats. Literally millions of two inch black cotton lining; 8 <>PP« ttrimU Si, Theater Colonel Hasliell down to the In- children, say reports, have no shoes yards of twenty-seven inch flannel: spectors, according to their reports —an Item which in itself may make. 16 yards of unbleached muslin: 8 The PLAINFIELD LACE STORE to Herbert Hoover, head of the It impossible, for them to go to Am- large black ivory buttons: 16 small A. II. A. erican Relief child-feeding kitch- black ivory buttons; 10 small white 176 East Front Street From every part of Russia where ens. Free shoes and stockings have bone buttons; 2 spools No. 30 black PLAINFIELD, N. J. the A. R. A, hna been feeding been provided for 260,000 children cotton thrend; 2 spools No. 40 white children and adults, and has lieen who are absolutely without foot- cotton thread. instituting sanitation and medical wear, but tile whole problem Is One packnpro will clothe one adult Krvlce and Inoculations to nave beyond the reach of any general Ladies Hats or two children nil winter, and re- literally millions of lhvs. tho story fundR now available. mittances ordered for general relief > the same—that the children Inck The American Relief Administra- will bo used for neediest cases, Don't Cio Out of Wi'Htilelil to IJuy or llnvc Your llnta Mmh> Over. «rn the barest essentials of under- tion, to meet this emergency, haa thousands of which are heart-break- CAM- AT FRANK'S, EAST BHOAI) STltEKT wear, shoes, stockings or outer put Into effect a Clothing Remit- ing. •wear, with which to protect them- tance, functioning In every way as Lot him mako you a Hut aa good as new out or your old shapes, or selves against th» rigors of the does the now world famous Hoover sell you New Hats at 60 per cent leaa than buying out of town. jr. c. TOBiisr 163 E. BROAD STliEET KXISCUTOn. s SIOT'l'MOMBNT the other leading from WrstfieUl to ELECTRICAL C0NTRA6T0E NOTICE IS HHP.CBY GIVEN That Railway; thenco Soulli 4(1° East 100' to JOHN L. MILLER the account of the subscriber, KxVciitur a BtfKo or post; thence Btill blmiinur on FRANK'S f.iji. lB!>t Wl" ana TcBluinpnl of PA 111, the lands of one Bailor, South .11" 30' SANITARY PLUMBING iIllL.Il', deceased, will Ijp nudlivd ami Went 100' to a Htnkn or jio.st; tlieni'e WIRING FIXTURES MOTORS APPLIANCE* Htlli bliullng on other landa of said Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air mated by the Surrogate mid renm-ied linker and parallel with flr»l mimtloiwd for Bettlemmit to tho Orphan's! I'uui t ur a course North 4l> West 1H0' to the Heating, Tin Roofing. Etc. tho County of tlnlon, on Friiliiv (he .South-enj;t Ride, nf Unmri Street; tlient'o twonty-BKumd day of Drromhcr' next iiloliB Urond Street 100' to Hip plin-e of Phones THE WlitiTWKMJ TItUHT i.-o., tteKlnnlnK. ('(HitalniiiM' 15,000 H Radio conrerrs r being given in public park's tt e country. all over the YCAPACSTYIS SE OF ANNOYANCE VANDOREN LAUNDRY SERVICE jjy Which Its Effects Hudio concerts are proving of ge Avoided — Possible cciiitd benuiit to inmate* of In- 612 North Avenue Westtield, N. J, for Fading Signals. stitutions for Uic insane. In Montana radio Is furnishing chitiiiring the physical eutertalnuient to the oil well °f tlit- antenna the mini- drillers during tln-lr Idle hours. a the case 1* mice i-a,, be s)llftcd U) the The most imnherly wireless operator tuned In his n on which it la A^t,.,.,, .. station on the jrlulu; is probably Everybody Phone 1200 Westtield uved His hands from at the village of Noorvlk, Just se ,, , inside the Arctic circle, with a jnnls faded out; or lt not US11(! population of 360 Kskimos. and Our Yellow Car he other way around, iterator touches his get An Oklahoma doctor who has Weicome by erectlnj,' a temporary a large number of hospital pa- Will Call to a concert, the sig- „,„] tients maintains a rudio outfit on out. 'measuring the anU-miu ri'slamnco ue- .fore and after the erection. Again it his automobile so tiiat he can be , m be caused by body ca- lustuntly reached if needed at lf god while some station* run jig well to plot a curve showing thp the hospital. relation between the wavelength and. No Ink Marks or Unsightly Pin Holes. I' lte frequently, others are not In the cuse of die new receiv- LJ at all. Those living close to antenna resistance. | In no case will the curve showing1 ing apparatus tlmt goes on the Our Permutit Zeolite Water Softening Plant removes ail hardness and impurities, leav- Easting station will never be throat another slang phrase be- y with it us It only occurs with the relation between wave-length anil comes legiUtuiiti'. To say "He ing the water as soft and pure as rain water. Edose tuning. It Is explained antenna resistance he smooth. Don't got it Iu the neck" now means , (act that the capacity of the allow bumps In the curve to lead one receiving radio. Come and see oar Modern Brick, Steel and Glass Building, where the workrooms are cooing Iu contact with the set, astray. The absorption of eneriry by! some nearby object will cause th€: Mr. Edison took out a radio full of Sunshine and Fresh Air. B very finely tuned, is thrown patent as early us 1881, but he f adjustment by the outside In- antenna resistance at certain wave j says it is dilllcult to say who lengths to show fictitiously high wave should be called the Inventor of L ire several ways to guard lengths. ' the wireless. He thinks It has Plant and Equipment the Very Latest and Brand New Sit, and one of the beet Is to just been "built up." 4e Inside of the panel with tin COLONEL GREEN A RADIO FAN Another feature of radio has »aluminum foil and ground lt come to light. In tliese days Management: Over 34 years of experience in all branches of Laundry Service. Mtlng the tin foil on the back Son of Hetty Has an Elaborate Ap- of the dry dinner guests are yTpiuiel, lt Is cut away from all paratus at Hit Home In uble to remain comfortably at L posts, switch points or rods to New Bedford. home and hear the after-dinner •t start' circuiting the set. There speeches, cutting them as short OUR QUALITY SERVICE RELIEVES ALL YOUR WASH DAY WORRIES inception to this, and that Is the Round Hills, tile country home of us may be desirable. ,i binding post. If the tin foil is Col. Edward II. It. Green, son of the Cattle are now skinned by jj 0Ter this, it is, of course, auto late Hetty Green, at New Bedford, electricity. New as to cattle, (gj grounded. Mass., sounds like a haunted estate perhaps, but niniiy radio fans Semi-Finished Family Service All-Ironed Family Service Ujc will do to make the foil ad- since Its owner has been bitten by the have been skinned by sellers of Your entire family washing. Consisting of your entire family washing (excepting jt« tie panel, which will not kave radio bug, says the New York World. phony stock for some time post. Everything washed nlcnn and well rinsed. Fin! work blankets, curtnius and rugs); everything washed »dismantled to be lined, as the j In the s\m joom of the house stock The United States naval ob- clean and well rinsed. SB be placed on In small strips, j quotations, weather reports, music and servatory sends time signals to nil nonet! and folded neatly. speeches flow ull day from the receiv- Australia by rmlio. All bod mid table linen neatly ironed and folded. '0U method of remedying the I Wearing apparel dried in our sanitary vacuum dry All wearing apparel neatly ironed and folded—but- U of body cnpaclty Is by using j ing station there. In thc boathouse It Is now said that communi- tumbler and returned ready to be ironed at. your come the booming tones ot the ampli- cation with Venn* would he en- tons sewed on where required—and returned in our jj dials on the vnrlocoupler and fier. convenience. meters; and in sets where the tirely within die realm of possi- cardboard carton, preventing crushing, ready for juetere are very close to one an- That's all there is now, but Colonel bility were it not for the great 10c per pound for first 10 pounds wenr. | moving them away will help. Green has not done yet. Within « few cost. Dr. Abbott reports that 9c per pound on all over 10 pounds Charge for Flat Work, lOo per pound |tase It is not desired to change days his new six-ruom studio, housing the cost of sending radio waves to Venus would be enormou*. MINIMUM CHARGE, $1.00 Charge for Wearing Apparel, 25c per pound j'jtt placing a nonmagnetic ma-! the most complete broadcasting sta- MINIMUM C1IAR.QI3, $2.00 |between the variometers which! tion In the country, will be nnlshcd. That planet reflects light as If 'jMe to each other and grounding j Colonel Green Is not enjoying his lt were surrounded by clouds pi remedy the ill effects. For this j radio pleasures alone. The first try- and all conditions Indicate Intel- Damp Wash Family Service It piece of glass such as photog- j out of his truck was made a few days ligent life. Household Laundry Service^ ago, and It went rolling about the All your family washing (excepting blankets, cur- jfei use, covered with tinfoil on Consisting of nil bed and tnble liueu nil vvnsliod clean, tains and rugs) washed clean and well rinsed, re- lie, Is effective. neighborhood reeling off concerts and well rinsed, neatly ironed and folded, ready for use. jitof signnls have long been en- talk from Newark and Schenectudy 1 POOR GIRL! turned damp and ready for ironing at your con- iired by amateurs when receiving for the delighted farmers. She had been an unconscionable lOo per pound, venience. ijlataaee stations. In this case, But the n-mpWier Is the colonel's flirt. Now she sat on the knee of her 25 pounds for $1.25. [(pals from a goodly distance pet. This Is just such a machine as fiance, and was pensive. MINIMUM CHARGE, $1.00. In Excess over 25 pounds, 4c per pound, I may be coming in loud and was used to make 1'resldent Hnrdlng's "What is it, ewectheartJ" cooed the to mil then without warning fado Inaugural address audible to the 125,- lover. |, U n few seconds they may 000 gathered about the enpitol. At "Oh nothing!" she sighed. Ms with all their force, and then Round Hills the sound will be plainly lienrd over a rnditis of five miles. "Yes, but something Is troubling p the amateur is congratulating i my precious." |lf, again the voices or music die ! "Anybody who has n sot of two good ears has all the required receiv- "OnEy that my girlhood is disap- (iOr fading may take .the form ; pearing, and It has been a glorioui Swing Intensity of signals, one j ing npparatus," the colonel says. "I'm so interested in this thing that I time." §fe the operator being forced to "But you mustn't let it," I Us ears to catch the sound j haven't time for anything else. I'm like a clilld with a now toy, who w*'t "I can't help It. You see I'm •« & the next voices may be loud my last lap right now." (dear. j be Induced to put It: down." Bw have been many theories nd-! tsi for this phenomenon, and wo ^firing today two of the latest.: jiidlo division of the Department! Jtarerce is reported to be under ; ! Impression that fndlng occurs; Big Radio Sale! |.« cloud passes between tho i 2,(100 ohm Mimlock No. 55 Phones, value $1.00. Special, $.'!.n<) tolttlng stntlon and the receiving I),IIUO ijlim Munlock No. -5a Phones, value $0.50. SDeHal, JS-l.riO I Tltis theory hiis been one of the • 2.0U0 oiim Murdock No. 51! Plmmis, value $0.0(1. Special, !>>l.t;5 * popular among the experts, and IS.UIKI ohm Murdock No. fill Phones, value $ii.0(i. Special, ijtn.OO attests have been made to obtain 2,000 ohm IT'esco No. UijOU Phones, value ijli.tiu. Special, SI.J"> a complete dntn. If the passing 3,000 olim Mesco No. 2501 Phones, value $7.00. Special, $1.75 THEY COME BACK niothod of mensur, lNl«m.olS|,y,m.nnB iwtoi """ " cullbriiteil i!fj- , C """ «'i»io«ted In se- j. S. IRVING CO. m SCHWED'S C Pl'nntom antonna j !i ?'"'" wlth tlu> n»ti>n»» ( n Dealon in 208-210 Broad St. Snt,.o,v '"i!"! '" " llo«l'lo r»le. H ^'"Itllntr .set ,,,.„ bo ,,„„. Elizabeth, N. J. Sl IC l«in,, "' " "iitfimn and I l-llle I'I'mitom antenna clr- '!!!!""11'"" lcc at Coal, Lumber and Sill 'Hen '"M tune tli,» B(,( |0 iifw „,, ""'' ''•"K"' with Ihe r t 11 tD tli(1 m ^' "' '" «»ri-miH rtro». ii " ""' ""''Tini! ptir- Builder's Supplies f tlu tr H tL lumilnn,'""'"", "mili'iin' n ""clr'- Av, or. »•»• Owwtof. WErmBLD Phono 10 ' UEBUI/TS titelion !*• **• L, BamlwrsiT * CP . •iOu Meter» Miss Je^ic K. Km.v.nsr, Musical Dir. ART [tflll ftaarsetej Afternoon. Pwwber 7, £30 F. M.—SoaI»2p2 by I'-ina Fensel, wvnno ot Newark, N J., **<>™P»»- ftd by Philip Gordon. Musical Lurt..- tnf ot SoulU Siuc Hlfcli SLJIOOL gram to be anaounced Q*er radio. J 40 P. M.—Agriograma by tne United States Department ot Agri- culture. , , 2 45 I' M.—Piano numbers by Margaret Waile Perkins, well Known teacher and rocitalist of Eaat Orange, N. S. Miss Perkins is a graduate ot the Institute of Musical Art. Pro- gram: 1. "Hbapsndy in Q Minor" (Brahms), i. "Cavotte" (GSueK- Brahms). 3. "Hark, Hark the Larfc" AS USUAL THl FASHION SHOP OP PLAINTIELD PEOPOSES TO MAKE fSehubert-Liszt). EVERY PATRON HAPPY IN THEIR CHRISTMAS PURCHASES S.00 P. M.—Headings by Carlton J. Oliopin, ot East Orange, N. J. Pro- gram: 1, "Jim Bludsoe" (King). 2. "It" (Kipling). 3. "The Wlnaer" (Quest). BLOUSES WAISTS 8.15 P. M.—Songs by Irina Felsel. Program to be announced over radio. Of the extraordinary kind. Styles Iii attractive numbers and in the last- 1.30 P. M.—Piano numbers by and patterns of every description. ing qualities «t prices that please. Margaret Waile Perkins: 1. "Ga- W»tts" (Sganibatti). 2. "Arabesque in G Minor" (Debussy). 3. Waltz in QSharp Minor" (Chopin), i. "Sludy in M Major" (Chopin). S.BO to 4.00 P. M.—Amusing en- Charming Gifts tertainment by Jolly Bill Stelnke of the Newark Ledger. NEGLIGEES, HOSIERY, SWEATERS, UATII ROBES, NIGHT- 'If my mood be pensive—thtre's Beethoven's'Moonlight Sonata'played 6.16 P. M.—Santa Claus Hour. by Josef Hofmann or the haunting beauty of a Chopin Nocturne by Santa Claua will talk to the kiddies GOWNS, BOUDOIR CAPS, CAMISOLES, UNDERWEAR, PET- afery evening at this hour and tell Harold Bauer. For gay moments, 1 have Percy Grainger's sparkling tjiein of his "experiences daring the TICOATS, PANT1LKTS, CHEMIESE, PAJAMAS tunes or the very latest pranks from Broad-way. At any time the Day in Toyland." j 6.25 P. M.—Continuation of the pldying of the Duo-Art is musical food for the Gods." aeries of lectures given by Dr. Doria Doscher, beauty specialist o( the New Tork EvenlttK World. Space will not permit our elaboraiing on the many handsome Christmas Nov. 8.40 to 7.00 P. M.—John. Enrigbt, Nsw Jersey State Commissioner of elties we have on display. An invitation is extended our Westfield Patrons t*o The oArtisis' flaying %epeated Education, will speak on "America take advantage of our exceptional offers and to tell their friends how reason- as an Educated Nation," a talk ap- gloriously played. Does she bid her propriate tor National Education able everything is priced at the Fashion Shop. INTO the graceful, artistic confines ^y"eek. This lecture la given undor flie auspices of the V. M. C. A. ot the of a beautiful modern pianoforte, Duo-Art play dance music, they may Oranges. COME EARLY FOR BEST RESULTS Thursday Evening, December 7, 1022 scores of artists have breathed the waltz or fox-trot to the newest dance From 8.00 to 10.00 P. M. tbo com- plete opera "niRoletto" (Verdi) will CHRISTMAS BOXES WITH YOUR PURCHASE finesse and grandeur of their art. The melodies, full of color and perfect in be broadcasted by tho Puccini Grand rhythm. Opera Company. This Is tho second happy possessor of a Duo-Art may fn a series of operas which will be The Duo-Att is a piano which plays given from this station. The com- > i summon the actual touch of the im- plete cast, orchestra and chorus will to you as do the great artists—only be present. Tho names of the cast mortal Paderewski; she may take a will be announced later. The mem- lesson in style or interpretation from you have the joy of the Duo-Art in bers of the orchestra are from the THE FASHION SHOP Metropolitan Opera under tho direc- Josef Hofmann; she may entertain the comfort and intimacy of your tion of Maestro Del' Orifice, of the The Exclusive Shop of Plainfield San Carlo Opera House, of NapleB. her guests with the best of music, own home. Friday, December 8, 102a WHERE THE DESIRES OF WESTFIELDEIiS ARE GRATIFIED 8.SQ P. M.—Song recital by Wil- liam D. Connolly, well known recttal- • STMNWAY, STBCK, WHEELOCK, STROUD 1st of Now York and Jeraoy City. Mr. Connolly is a member of tba Singers' AEOLIAN and Famous WEBER DUO-ART PIANOS Olub of New York and a pupil ot J. Waring Stebblna. Program: 1. "Kashmiri Song" (Woodforde-Fiii- Uprights from $695 • Grands from $2085 • Convenient Terms dfin). 2. "Smilin* Through." 3. LAWRENCE BOGERT, Westfleld Eepresentativ* "For You Alone" (Goehl). 2,40 P. M.—Soloctlous by Clara Auwall, well known harpist of New york. X'roRram; o. "Men of Her- The AEOLIAN COMPANY loob." (Old Scotch). I). "Chorale Variations" (AUWBII). Makers of the Vocation, the Phonograph Supreme, and Vocation Red Records £.50 P. M.—"Ton Minutes With Matty." Chrlety Matliowson, the AEOLIAN HALL, 29 W. 42nd St. . Ideal of the baseball world, will talk In THE BRONX l« BROOKLYN In NEWARK In FORDHAM on "Tho Valuo of Health." 367 East 149thSt. 11 Flatbush Ave. 895 Broad St. 270 E. Fordham Road 3.00 P. M.—Songs by William I). Oonnolly. Program: 1. "Lass o' Mine" (Moloy). 2. "Littlo Mother of Mine" (Barlolgh). 3. "Because" (D'llardelot). 8.15 P. M.-—•Continuation of tlie aerlea of "Littlo Jouvnoya to the Hoinea of tha Great," by Klbert Hub- hard. The journey this week will be to the home of "Samuel T, Coleridge. J.45 P. 11.—Solootlona for huri>, violin and piano by Clara Auwell, .losslo K. KoewlDK and Loulsu Egnor. Program: 1. "Borceuso" (Obor- thiir). 2. "Meditation" Crom "Thais" (Massenott). 6.15 P. M.—Santa Claus Hour. Santu Claus will talk to tho klcidlos avery evoninK at this hour and tell RESENT/ thorn ot his "Exporlencos During the Day In Toyland." 6.30 P. M.—"Man In tho Moon For Things Electrical Storioa for tho Children," copyright of the Newark Sunday Call THAT WILL PLEASE fi.GG to T.55 V. M.—Weekly Ko- lease of tho liabaon Statistical Or- ganization. Something for every member of Noti3—The regular 8.00 to 9.00 the household. Electric articles period Friday ovouing Una been I hat are in daily demand, which changed for this week only to Thurs- day evening, Decombor 7. increases as their convenience is Saturday, December 0,102U enjoyed and their usefulness con- 2..10 P. M.—Piano recital by Rov. Leo Haln, Who lias just returned from tinues ever thereafter. The Anne Corset Shop a European concert tour. Hew Italn was a favorite in Flemish and. Gor- We specially request our West- man music circles for his depth of ex- PLAINFIELD, N. J. pression. Ho In known not only us a field Patrons to pay our store a pianist, but us an accomplished or- visit and inspect the fine Holiday Is stocked with a very select assortment for the Christmas ganist, musical director and com- Holidays that have been purchased from the best markets poser. Program: 1. "Air do Stabnt Display. Mater" (Rosslnl-Llszt). 2 "Noc- of this and European countries. Importations from Paris, turnu Op. ». No. 2" (Cliopin). China and Japan. 2.45 P. M.—Group of SOURS IJ.V Mrs. PBECOLATORS VACUUM CLEANERS Jamoa A. Klclmrdson, lyric soprano VIBRATORS of Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. Hlclmrdson ELECTRIC RADIATORS Some Other Selections to Be Had is a well known rocltnllst, hiiving CHAFING DISHES TOASTERS given many concerts in tho Metropoli- Vanity Fair Undenvenr in sizes 3(5 to 50. llnnsingwear Vest tan district. Tho accompaniments ELECTRIC EBONS WASHING and IRONING Will bo playod bf Mahelannn Corby, and HUwmofsi in Blonrh, Flesh, Black and Orchid. Planlst-composor of Montclalr N V CUKLING IRONS MACHINES Program: a. "A Birthday" (Wood- BREAKFAST COATS, BED JACKETS man), b. "Nymnha and Kuwus" (Hers), o. "O Moon of My DoliKlit" NEGLIGEES, BOUDOIR CAPS (Lehman), d. "Wood Plfeou" Many Other Useful Articles That Make () VliillipiijP Gowns mid Chemise, La Gri'cque Tailored Under- (). the Best Presents. Christmas Tree wear, Crepe Clowns and Combinations in all the. exquisite 3.00 P. M.--"Loathr»r no an Au- 1 clont Industry," an IntorOHtinr llcturp Electric Lighting Outfits—Supplies— colors. I'nusunl designs in t-arriuf? .; ami nceklaets. Rlvon by Arthur John May, i;r:nlunt« (*oml»t ami suporlnlondont of the Ease Plugs and Connections. Installa- S. H. I,B<1«W Co. tions Mado on Short Notice. Hundreds of Beautiful Items to Choose From 3.1B P. M.—F-lano niimhprs by Rov. Haln. ProRrinn: a. "Anil;,nti> Vim will find our prices meeting the severest, competi- CantablUi," from "Sonat.i l'liln.. tiaue." li. "I'1iint!i»lii"-..oiii!di-p,,'4 "Everfast tion, ami you cmi iihvnys rely npim our selections being most t I'hoieo sirnl representative. fMorltos—(Haln). SATBET N niOOMURS 8.30 P. M.—Kmii-.R by Utf. JHIM Guaranteed JOOf cakr-f A. Rlchardaon. DurliiK Uiln IHMIIMI Fast to I'erBjilraiioi, Do nut ovi'vlook the fnut. tiiat you nhviiys receive select Mr«, Itlrhtirduoii'jvllt Kim; rompnsi- r.*" lo §"" "") W«l!tMt 1 fittings niid persumi! attention in I he corsets designed f«i* Hons by Malieliiiina Coiiiy. I'rapram '•»« ta Soap u your individiiiil need at priet s Hinging from $•!/>() to ^"i.ffl1. a. "Joyoua Youth" (Liiwla-ciirbv)' ntimty ,?/•„„,), Ryder & Graves Electric Co. "VVIIDH a-iplm fium:": i, "Dawn " "' GOOD GIFTS "Wllliiiut l.ciyi.." 127 WEST SECOND STREET, PLAINFIELD, N. J. The Anne Corset Shop 3.40 to i no p. M.---flportlnK USEFUL OF How* \ip !» thn Minute," by Fred T Head Park Avenue. Phono 1608 127 Watclwng Avc, Nnnr the Post Ofiice, Plainn'eld, N. J. llottflnll, Biwrtliiff Maitor of the Now- GIFTS Tel. Pluinlield 3212 VALUE s,rlc T^U THE WISTFtf LB LEADBB, WBDHKSDAY, D101MBKB 6, 1922. 3Ha»~ T'^ 'J k? • d*!***'* °' Vt*lloret India, I i. in the interest of ? „ , -. , flt l| r^ i ii ) i u HISTORY »,t>ciiK *•** *• ; >> i^ a \ h j Q; «>,., . The Department "^gos in the Orion |NI V L d, dTtl, h"' "',,"J , j ^ "Kl< UK for h , unur lll|tlI| Store of ,,ile"es represented are Gins-:_,,,, ^ ^ 'Ilr c c sl l «>il \ ,i,i THE MISSING MESSENGER eC s 1 » °'Ve Nanking, China; You-: ( , ' °'J ' 1 1 hy Estimates Cheerfully Given J* 5,i(J^' n pon of Whito Or- IUS8UMB ly * tfcu "', ' A- U- IIonnyinnH, JobWngrromPt.y Attended To ** *. * -"'vn linns Inlil IB offgsi Tta THE WIS1FIBLB LEADER, WEDNESDAY, D1C1MB1B 6, 1922- HOT K)8 kill I I 1 Si .!» i ORiJi - i? ft it Hi b 1 f Jielr I M r < i-i I <- r 11 t > \ V 1 U J *... i ONE CENT-A-WORD I 1 %>%^T R»O« C. S M l\OTHSH(H- r o tui J m 2 COO MC s CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS •s r<-tt Isl itl ^ J4 tG L,i CJI Minimum C'hergs No Advertisements POFU *K lu i rjlo uu J2 I i Taken by Phone rnu r al oil«6—uhirtfc - 'u 41 irw THE GREATEST GIFT C 44 S>e> d cu.i i Mu i I t- i oa deilvei\ i! ^ I i us, i: mv < [U If unqkrutar n n t s tl IJUI r w Because furniture, as a gift, combines utility with beauty; because it serves to carry your mt. O KiK K* \ I—1 Ua&Uht hjnit ' let i >i in »111 rrfuid n r v t i il ut n i M ill pfivdt u JUS* \wtii s>m Ji <*uuu PI/'BLIt S'f'BlVOGHAPHEB—Six ye qutst J. u t . ' id il-u n \\ H IP sage of good cheer, love and friendship years and years after most Christmas gifts are gone unily l ciacuitiH if; sta'i^n i <_i , Co., 1476 Broativvav, N^vv i'ork, N. i 1 fvi u nuj t *.( litiiife, A i ui paitKuiJi. li. V. Smith, 8S7 First s HZ- tl and forgotten; because it represents money spent wisely—PUENITUEE IS TEULY THE R Waifc'n uwiudi 1J 1 IS J »« W ...kills HkH H ' * GREATEST GIFT OF ALL. foelleai me» lo.lti ulJ rtpaii >R ttu.—Unljemmis 1 jue chin- BAtlim IOIII4H Ml SI< taufcht I I HOI tri HI Ii -1 i riilnii" r t-> rci' btandjid In m « *"• " *u)l*t I Ifciti nituium bi^L |ftyi ! lUiUit In Ifi tc 0 1 r °* i i rraitrf o b in i urdu full i lit. , I I is n M u ml II l in fun etc blKoebt qu,ili \ mrKfs ni-i i^I it K pujiii fc 7-f ^* ttD 1-acli s p it mano jlin and uKllJe e Mi \ Ul ftI tnl ie&Hter iitioi--s1 ciutli tupw, «-i Studios t US Urn r btit t \\ t ui t. Ljveiln^s- tMia i tp fu riMitu for >ou \M>t <•"<•»> J2.00. Jjull hid shoes, 3-B, |3.00. A« field Iv J 10 II tf ^11 nroilb i 1 ii IH t I I1.-1 tu 1 eiWle »nd pioof that 5"" ^» Ll iU d IHcied 1 ii n "i U I ' Crom $3 000 to |5 0u0 a it'll Mills ^U6 1 ri i t Ml t 11 I f Jast a Few Suggestions •Watkiis Co., o,.pi. W, \.« Y HOOW TO Rm—Ntwly fun line j LKOverland 3-pa^uit' witn fetparatf !nv tri\ Nf v hou t luuriiiK Ciir. Summer and winte; dll ncrivenienus for buMm * n an kUrRtl amounts ti loan on first Mahogany Gateleg Tables Mahogany Floor Lamps 4-Poster Beds topij, extra doors and windshield woman Convenient to tr 1, , mottgras.e en tn^t c i \^ t- tr* *, BIBB tefore nine will t>«ve you *MQI» Ugiit, weed chains, radiatoi , rai rorid Brtalftst It u, i 0. cut flowers, jmtUtd plants, (JerartiuinK Shop, Elm Street. Street. , Petunias. (JolfeHs, Ferns Asters, (Jun- AT th" woman's Exchange, 2 Qulmby Foil S.41,12—One 8x12 neutral color rrtss, Ageratum, Sallras, \"incas. IHH: WAft'TKD—Day's work by >oung" whitf Street you will lind beautiful per- wool Cheniile tug, almost new; ami many others: complete lH'diiin&r \ltw; woman, TiiursEiiiV and Friday. Goo,.; toiiul 'gifts for Xmus. Be sure you | a walnut china closet, perfect cuiidl- also Tomatoe plants. 6-3-tf family irontr anrl cle.tuer; best rt.f Tlglt the ahop before making your tion. viddreus Owner, Itl l*erein ereoces. Address "E," care ijead-: purchases. 12-6-2L Court, Cranford, N. J. lJhu«e SEK the water color MlridowaPkin Pi'i-k Office, sketches, also the unusual water col- AT WEiTPIEWJ, NEW JKRS1SY FOB SAIIJ — Chemical laboratory or Xmas cards at the SVormms Kx-WANTED—Coal range with rlght-h:t!>< equipment suitable first and second change. hot water boiler connection. Good Guu.ull WA1/TER J. LKK year chemistry. Equipment inciiult-y condition. State Jirice and make of "THE MAS WHO KNOWS glassware, reagent, bottles, BUIIKOM SII.K LAMP SII/»DES—Will ttihe nr- stove. Address "M," Leader. LD (N. )•) HEAL. 13STATIS" burner, bellows, samples at chemical ders for making- shades. Address H Po»« OIHee) ores. Address "Laboratory," cait; of "Shade," care of Leader Otflce. WAKTEB—Position as cook in privati Leader. Il-j5-tf family, boarding house, restaurant of AUTO RADIATOIl COVKB for Chevro- STORE TO HEIST—Fine location, 229 hotel. Louise Christian, Scotch Fashioned after the old let 480 Model. Made of all leather, FOR SAI.10—835 Canton Hoad. house B. Broad Street. Russell BuildliiK- Plains, N. J. You can find innumerable molenKIn lined. Condition like new. oontalnin^ twelve rooms, sleeping Apply to any broker or to Hurry L. uses for one, and its quaint Colonial designs that were Bargain at $5.00. Telephone 1083. porch, open fire places, and fill mod- Russell, 219 15. Broad Street. Offlre WHY NOT a VIctrola for Xmaa? Tei-- All the new ideas are ern conveniences. Inquire of owner. tel 285: residence tel. 116Z. ll-2i)-tf. to suit purchaser. Eisenberg's Vic beauty is unequalled by represented on our floors, so popular with our ances- 31!) M. Dudley Ave. Phone 164-M. trola Shop, Elm street, (SDSPREADHave just finished a 7-12-tf. THB CHRISTMAS lltVT «l»'Hys :ir- any other kind of table- and there is a particularly tors years ago—special at patchwork bedspread. Will sell. If ceptable and enjoyable. A year's suii- YOUR favorite pair of stockings wil! $35.00 Interested write "bedspread," care of TOR SAL»:—Gentleman's fur-lined coat scriptlon to a popular magazine. Ltt dance with joy Christmas mornlne 1' special at $18,50 good one with silk' shade tesder. with fur collar, size 40, In excellent us solve your problems. Get our you Buy for them the magnificent Ma- and fringe at $18,50 condition, very reasonable. Tel. 32!* catalogue of special offers. No obliga- hogany Upright Piano we are sacri- •BAOTWUL upright piano, Moaart U. 11.28-21. tion Incurred. Westfleld Subscription ficing for 1225.00. Everything to rftc- Cabinet Grand. Solid walnut ease. Agency, Box ICE. Telephone 1083. ommend it except the price. A. If A Period Spinet Desk A Windsor Eocker Sweet tone. In lint condition. (125 FOR BALIS — Modern eleven-room Maxwell, 430 North Avenue, West- Martha Washington cash. Albert IS. Storr, 306 Chestnut house; open fire places; screened THB TOPI'LV TILTS a I FT SHOP. 117 field. Open every evening. Term Street. porches; garage; choice residential Ferris Place. Only a few davs more can be arranged. We also have a Sewing Cabinet section; 100 ft. front. Terms to suit, for personal Christmas cards. Our player for 1350.00. H. D1SW13Y Is now conducting a 522 K. Broad Street. Tel. 505 11. Christmas gifts ore muiiy, from route bualneSK in butter, egge, coffee 8-16- tf. baby's to grown-ups. Come and see sod tea, When In need call B72. them. ^ I'Oll SALIl O.\ DUDLEY AVi:.M I MR. MKHCHANT— BOSTON FKHNS, JOe up to flO.— Choice vacant corner, 100x2*4 feet. TWO new attractive homes. 6 rooms Flowers end floral designs for all oc- Consult Walter J. Lee, "The Man Who and sun parlor, tile bathrooms, steam The hewcomer has been wise, C4SIOL8. Take Union car to Centen- Knows Weatfleld Real JSstate," 64 heat. Price $8,000; terms. F. Trs. he already subscribes lot West- nial Avenue, Cranford; walk east Elm Street. venan, 176 N, Euclid Avenue. 11-15-tf *hr«e blockB to Lehigh Avenuo flela's best newspaper, "The.. ^rednhouseB. 127 Lehlgh Avenue. FOR SAM:—Seal coat, natural skunk TWO furnished adjoining rooms with Leader," so as to keep In touch Pnaae Cranford S54.M. 7-20-tf trimmed, beautifully lined, very rea- bath for young couple or two friends. sonable. Tel. 38 M. Address "M. C.," care Leader. with the town's doings, and he "BHT1VO BACK, bring back, brlnK baeK also wishes to know the better my bonnie to me," with "Sweet Ada- WOn SALE—Four now electric motor 2,000 TO LOAN on first mortgage, con- Une" ana other harmonious melodies thermostat* to close out at cost for sult Walter J. Lee, 54 Kim Street. store to trade with—The best that we used to chant "when you and cash. All fully guaranteed. Former stored advertise in the "Lender." I were young:" by renting (with priv- price, 176.00. Inquire £18 Sim Street. UPHOLSTERED tapestry couch and ilege of eventual purchase) of Broth- 12-0-2t. two chairs for sale cheap. Phone er Maxwell on Va Old North Road. H5 J. "Home Town," Westfleld. He'B will- SALE—Two-burner nickel gas ing to swap, trust or make a trade plate. Good condition, 924 South The desire of every woman A Sewing Cabinet with They add a quaint charm moat &ny old way. Come evenings, Avenue. is to own a Spinet Desk. We lots of space for sewing to the living room, are •It alongside his old stove, and talk F0n »A_B—A ChaUo Longue, almoBt i It over. Why We Like to Sell offer them in mahogany in materials. In solid njahog- comfortable' and richly fin- new. 320 Mountain Avenue. Phone many designs—prices start any and an unusual value ished in mahogany. Priced ALb K. K. MILLS, Telephone 300-W, for Suntaet Draperies and Window FOR SALB—Police dog puppies 3 at at $29,00 only $18.75 Hangings, First cost In the last cost. months old from pedigreed registered J06 Prospect Street. 11-1-tf. stock. ?60 up. H. Clarke, Springfield CAN YOU 1MAOINIC such a bargain? Avenue, Broad street, Cranford, N. .1. It'a in humming g:ood shape. Willy's- 12-6-21. VPOULTRY FEEDS\ Knlffht will run day or night, service FOR SALE—Five tame rabbits, 2 IRON & LIFSO unending. WIIlys-Knlght appeared young pigs, cheap. 1032 Ilahway First of all we know the manufacturers—Rosenbaum in Hay, 19S2, all bedecked with win Avenue. ^ deflectors, mirror, clock, bumper, Brothers—through many years of Healings in grain. We have Complete Home Outfitters atop HRht, 2 extra cord tires complete all the confidence in the world in this firm, which has been on rltnBj etc. He has great lunKs; FOR SALE—Two geese, small parlor imagine, only a,100 mlels, all set for stove. 780 Prospect Street in business over fifty years. They have a reputation for M N the race of unlimited service. He Is a very economical and useful friend FOR SAI.K—Tan winter coat In good square dealing. to have.' Me must bo seen to be ap- condition for girl from 12 to 14 years 134 East Front St. nu».i7n Plainfieid, N. J. preciated. See H, Baker, US E. Bro, old. 634 North Avenue, West. Secondly, we knew, when they brought out, several years Street, for further particulars. FOR HALU—High chair, reed nursery ago, a line of mixed feeds, that there were only good sub- Also 163-165 First Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Telephone 1185 chair, doll's go-cart, doll's carriage stantial materials used in them. They make the finest CIIAUFFElin SALESMAN to collect gas heater, moleskin Bape, brass bed. and deliver laundry In Westfleld, and box spring, 3 pair curtains. 632 poultry feeds we know of, and that is the kjnd we want to sell Cranford and Fanwood. Salary and Fairfleld Circle. commission; references and security our customers. You can rely absolutely upon getting required. Van Doren Laundry Sorvlee. von 8A_K—Coal ranee In first-class results from Vitality Feeds. We are authorized by the , ill North Avenue, VVestflold, N. J. condition. Price 126. Telephone •> makers to Westfleld S3S K. CHRISTMAS rmcsiwrs that say a vary good, Good Morning to each and every member of the family Three FOR SALE—700-foot radiation Kicl.- Guarantee Satisfaction or Money Back ^ Hundred and Slsty-flve times a year good condition. Call 108 J. CADILLAC • are extremely popular. Buy New ardson & Boynton steam boiler In That is as good evidence of high quality as anyone Furniture where your Dollnrs will bo FOR SALK—Two-car hot-water garage could ask for. We say to our friends in the poultry appreciated. Thirty Days la Cosh at heater. Call 108 J, Maxwell's, 430 North Avenue, W'est- business, that you will feed Four-O-Clock Scratch fleld, "The Home Town." Always FOUND—Boy's bluo sweater. Owner Grains and Vitality Egg Mash if you ever try them open evenings. may have same by paying for this advertisement nnd phoning 857-R. once. Thoso who are feeding them now are getting • COMPLETE STOCK of Brunswick nnd wonderful results. Vocallan Christmas Uecorda are InOARAGI. 5 for rent. 621 Muplo Street. Step In and hear them, SeyfritnVa Music Shop, 221 K. Broad street I: uoR RENT—Water and light Why not come and see Weatfield. v 12-6-31 515 liort Street (old South Walnut these two feeds, or order CHAJVPOIID—Comfnrtahle homo for Street). Telephone Westfleld 12.12 M a sack of each by phone? young couple with or without board li-is-tr We have a valuable book or one or two larpre nicely funilslu<lcK in drcsn Elm Street. Conic In nnrt hear tlwm. pleating, buttons covered; button- holes, tucking, fiiRot HlitchliiK, rion- OR'illHIIMi; store friinTaac nr~T7tiT 1 IIQB firt embroidery, etc. Sirs. 10. Pni- "liltnhli. for nny ImslnKim " Apiily S !'- znlc, ROD Monroe Avenue rorner Mnrv A Novel, Inexpensive Christmas Gift- North Avenue, Wrntll«li]' or |iliom' Street. Tel, B17-.1. Kllsalmth. 11-2P-11 >>'" R n-n-tf YOUR NAME IN GOLD ON PENCILS 11OJISE KOH SAI.K—0 rooms nndimTh". PRICES it IN HOLLY BOX, 30c—0 IN HOLLY BOX, 00c BID VOU KVEB linvo the plensnr^ of All Improvements, steam heat. Cen- tislnt' a Universal Kiertrlc W.-iwiiir tral locsitlon. $5S0O. Tel. :i;i) Ii. Stamps or Coin Accepted. Sfnchlne before? Of course not- you "don't Know what it's like Tlu.'uni. 13MBLETON I'KNCIL- CO. Vorsnl turns out the riraneat am) IIOUHEWOnKER-Comiietetit "Klrl""^!- most snnllnry clothes Imntrlnalilr Kenernl housework. .Must lie Kooil l»l Hj'lvunia Plnco Westfleld, N. J. Toil enn buy one of in nap rheniicr lunv Toi"l'48' A|lllly r'60 clnrk Streel.1 thnn Inter on. Kav, Disrl. liny iimlhrr The New Prices F. 0. B. Westtield Street. link bracelet. Phone ;tt;:! J, WoHtflchl DO,''n'>.""T'"cn nncl nnl1'" i-rnrl nntl I I,OST—a bnsphnll niednl lit C. Tt. I(. Clr j " rocl lioxeu OHM BIS rim Blrect 18 0 st I prl\at(, fpmlls I bi.no su M. THE 1BADI1, WEDNESDAY, DECEMB1B 6, 1022. SHOP IN PLAINFIELD STORES WELCOME WESTFIELD BUYERS K & H. TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES" "THE PROFIT-SHARING ST0"BE" ~"~ ~*" East Front Street T,!,,,,,,,^ m«o PI . ,. , ======:=^^ New Jersey Tfte Christmas Gift Store PLAINFIELD'S POPULAR STORE eed, when you cam No Woman is Too Stout to Be Stylish delight you; everything"Vrraghrkto^adiSss'i?^11161118 flOed ^ Holiday treasures Yo problems in remarkably short time. at youca n solve a» J'°ur perplexing gift In the Men's Corner BATHROBES-in such a splendid showW , r i isfying him is made easy "lg Ol eolor* "M••<'* *!•«! the diflieult task of sai- We also have a large assortment of'boys' robe, $3'85 to $12'00 GLOVES-a pair that will keen hislland s wir, • from the wool at 59c to tho fur-lined -it " well-''L'lm'tnlj(1«'^ gift. Kvery variety TRAVELING BAGS AND SUITCASFsiririrMhM :IM"7; $59'5 ticularly useful. Genuine cowhides and niJH ,< ,' i ' ii n y','ars "lld "'"'lhll t is l)ni>- in all sizes pigskins, most ot them, the better ones leather lined, $3.45 to $35.00 are (1,(. materials of which our mufflers are made. 40o to $2,50 pair Mrs. Gerard, "Minerva Yarn" demonstrator, will he here all week. We Present to You 1 (with the co-operation of Mi- nerva Yarn Manufacturers) THE OPPOItTUXITY OF SALE OF STYLISH STOUT DRESSES KNITTING OU CKO(.:iIKTIX« YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT SILK OR CLOTH Ch | Under Expert Supervision. Reg. Values from $25 to $35 *P J. Mrs. Gerard, demonstrator of Minerva Yarns, will bo here Lucky pmehnse emiblos us to offer those newest high grade Bnrra«nts much all this weok to add her skill Mow rPBiilnr price. Wo Hineoroly hope that every woman of generous pro with yours In making your portions will ttilto advanlngu of this sale. H""-r«us pro- knitted or crocheted gift a per- fect one. iand She will be glad to explain s tho starting of any garment, Evei D hat, etc., or help you out of a T ress Guaranteed Perfect or Your Money Refunded difficult corner. '7NERVA YARKS Come in to seo her. 'J Knitted Wear and Wool Dept. MEMBER PLAINFIELD AD CLUB-TRUTH Women's Silk Dresses SMKHlfAl. KIIWV1T10VIL VEER grounds aa an esBentia! pan oi riie Pre&doni has d*-;,-'uatea 111 • phis 1 MJIR t J it isssk. Decanter 3r4-Btii, ag Amer V» paj crs c 11 i «r r i x "Builders of Complete Homes" Plans for Tour Inspection Homes For Sale Headquarters For dfS72 General Contracting 4 ELM STEEET, WESTFIELD 'YTH. all the charm of diminiv Phones: Office, 82—Residence, 765-W tive size, the Cupid Grand possesses in astonishing volume, the full glowing richness of tone which characterizes all Sohmef Pianos. It is the tonal quality of this little Grand that gives it a proud place j Semi among Sohmer achievements and makes it a beautiful and worthy ex- WUvctric Knginos Hepulred. ponent of Sohmer traditions. Christmas Tree Lights. Bituminous To see—play—hear the "Cupid" is to JtADIO GOOBS OF QUALITY A HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES. appreciate qualities difficult to describe. A demonstration will explain why in A. V. Searing, Jr. COAL New'York City, now the music center of 440 WATOIIONG AVK. PLAIXFEELD, N. 3, 'Phone 8088 the world, there are more Sohmer Pianos Will keep your house warm in use than any other artistic make. during the fuel shortage. Catalog on request STYLISH HIGH OUALITY No change in your heater. Simple directions may be C. A. REID PIANO C WALL PAPER obtained at our office 238 WEST FRCTIT Snaxr-PLAiNFiELD N i 5c to 25c a Roll printed on a card. : : : : HABCOCK BLD'GL ^TELEPHONE 23O BEAUTIFUL CUT-OUT BORDERS TO MATCH ALL PAPERS Our prices do not tell the story of QUALITY offered in We have a supply our unique stores. Others are charging from 3 to 5 times as of this coal on hand. much for the same identical papers. Furniture is the life-time gift! It's something really worth while. Before you give think for a HUNDREDS OF BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM moment where your gift will be and how it will Duplex-Oatmeals, Ilannouellns, Harm on cites, Fibres, Gross-papers, look a few months from Christmas. A piece of Tapestries, Chintz, Chainbrays, Two-Toned Floral and Striped I>e- furniture will last and serve for years, acting al- sigiu), Washable Pupors, Pressed Crowns and Friezes. TUTTLE BROS. LastingGifts ways aa a reminder of the good will and affection We operate stores in TWEN- of the giver. Here you will find a most complete TY-FOUR cities, selling high assortment of splendid gifts—something for every grade wall paper at low prices. A visit will convince you that Phone 414 Westfield, N. J. member of your family—every friend. Prices are our offerings are belter values as low as they can be—lower in many cases than than any bargains or sales offered by other shops or depart- we havo ever offered similar merchandise. "We are ment stores. _ always glad to have you open an account if you For All the care to, with the purchase of any Christmas gifts, J E N N I N G S | large or small, spreading the payments over a con- venient period of time. This plan enables you to Wall Paper Stores of 1 DR. JOHN J. (THARA give better gifts without the great cash strain and Newark and Paterson | drain on your pocketbook. You are cordially in- Paper your own home, lnstruc- (c™»rr I'luii) | PALMER CHIROPRACTOR vited to drop In and look over the varied assort- 411 SOUTH AVENUE, WESTFIEU), N. J. ment that we have here for you. If you possibly tion sheet free on request. 878 Broad St., Newark, N. J. | Hours: 3 to 6 P. M. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday (Near C. n. II. Drnot) g can, do most of your shopping this week for you Later by Appointment. Family will get not only better service but a better selec- PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT onKlw , , o. Di 1TT I 080 UERGEN AVENUK, JKH8EY CITY, N. J. 205 Market St.,Paterson,N.J. H Hours: 10 to 12—2 to 7:30; Monday, Wednesday, Friday tion. Phono BERGEN £588 ; and by appointment. WONDERFUL VALUE, TOO! Undoubtedly one of the great values that wo have to otter you this year Is the COWAN all genu- ine solid mahogany Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet. This remarkably fine piece of furniture boars tho Cowan trade mark and Is plainly labeled "Solid mahogany." It la not to be compared with the ordinary make, for it stands head and shoulders in construction, quality and finish above others. This year, owing to a romnrkably large purchnso made last July, we are able to offer this cabinet now HEADQUARTERS at the lowest price ever—$10.50. ' A splendid variety of charming WINDSOR CHAIRS—high backs and low backs, somo with solid seats and others with tho quaint old-time rush scats. The price on every chair or rocker will movo tho entire stock very rapidly. Tho article called "The Gift Supreme" by thousands of women Is tho HOOSIEtt KITCHEN CADI- NET. Wo have a fresh shipment of those wonderful kitchen masterpieces on hand for you now, to moot the Christmas demand, and not only will wo miiko extraordinary special terms, but are including with each Hooslor KItchon Cabinet, a ten-pleco Dexter Cutlery Set at no increaso whatsoever over tho standardized nationally known price > "Wo havo assembled scores of beautiful CEDAR CHESTS. Practically every typo nnd size Is hero F. W. GRAND'S for you. Rome with trays, some in walnut, somo In mahocany and others In tho beautiful natural cedar finish. Wo bellevo wo are offering tho Rroatest value, particularly in a 42-in chest which wo mo 14O-144 West Front Street Belling for 910.80. Another great Christmas Kift and all year round delight is the GATE LEG TABLE. Hero they CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS are! All sizes. Wo have somo also In the two-toned mahogany finish. Wo call your particular at- tention to a lovoly Onto LOR Table either 30-ln. round or 34-in. x 15-In. oval for only'fMO.80. GIFTS for all the Family at new Low Prices--Full Line of Tree Thon, too, thoro aro lovoly Tea Wagons, Serving Traya, I'rladlla Sowing Cabinets, Smoklnc Standn galore, Telephone, Tables and Chairs, Candle Sticks and over so many other lovoly ptccon of Ornaments and Christmas Decorations at very Low Prices furniture most doslrahle for giftB. ' Visit Toyland, Dolls, Dolls' Clothing, Mechanical Toys, Iron Toys, Tin Toys, Books and Games, Bargain Mezzanine cMANUS BROS. Come Here Where Values and Varieties are Unequalled EAST JERSEY-NEAR BROAD-ELIZABETH ^ WlgfFIlLB L1ADE1, W1DHBSDAY, CBOEMBIE fi, 1922. M. Anthony, p. H. Sockiejr, F ; T. Casey, fj.; A. Bell G HIGH SCHOOL NEWS 2«dTeam-M. Pearsal, J. C; W. ewted, o.: H. Howarth, C; T Wi.olhouse, S. C • V Ane»r F • r PB Gl A«»i,laBt. MORGAN Smith, F. ' ' FLO. ROBS WU.L1AMS d Team—F. AVesterbcrs, A. Ga!- r, J. C; H. La Porte, S. C- V Noble. F.; H. Gottlieb. F.: A. Tit^ «•: *. Morehouse, G tbe ul u Gladys Werner, captain of the i the Junior Class blossomed th'e classes has ], • „ , Juinor teams, ] j i -- ' 'the"form of a pageant cl.ed terlal for three 1^7**™ iau( s in the f0l 0WlllK { 60 > "Three Thanksgivings." The, Promises to be a good one 1st Team-fl. Werner. J. c,; A . iors tad been practicing for the j __ Drake, G.; Whitcomb, S. C; Moodv- tb the I Till: Moser. G.; L. Wlkox, P.; Elizabeth Berker, F. I surp ssed the speculations of the body. Just walt; UDtil >'ou 2nd Team—b. Dennlson, G.; Ev °th"Senior play next year! PlcistCT, 0.; I. Rockwell, F.; Ad Cmst Jones, J. c.; Ruffer, and M. Smith. IJ. Apgar S. 0.; IX. Delatour, F. R. Williams The series will be played as fol- R. Nydeggar lows: Ijr. Anyone Glassware, Marble Statuary, 1^, Anyone. L. Penuison GIIJI.S- VAKSITV BASKET-BII I, Wednesday, Dec. 6tb, Sophomore- D. Beard The girls'schedule stands with two Junior, Teams 1 and 2, Lincoln Iwff E. Morgan n i at School. A. Cruttenden rthe j!mana°f. gives us this- ::; Freshmen Teams 1 and 2—Friday, Bronzes, Pottery Ornaments IS the Maid C. Bradflald Dec 8th, Sophomore-Freshman Thursday, Dec. 14~PendinF, here L Spirit of Thanksgiving— Thursday, Dec. 21 Teams 1, 2, and 3, Lincoln School- |! -Alumnae, (PMt) E. Ganzel. here. Wednesday, Dec 13th, Junior-Fresh- man Teams 1 and 2, Lincoln. (Present) E. WrlBght. I'nday, j . 5-Trenton, here (Future) A. Jones. an The Senior Team (or te,mis) is still Monday, Jan. g_s. Orange," there a minus quantity, or Is it quality? It Isilerlms-— Priday, . i2_ , „ • Jan HoaeI Is possible to have both, Seniors, as B. Carr, h. Wilcox, M. Pearsall, Fr,day, Jan. i8_Bonn Brook, is shown by the other classes. D. Barber. Evd Ab Domen P. Colson Friday, Feb. 9- •S. Orange, here. The "Leader" is the Shopping fijs High Liver B. Becker Wodnesday, Feb. 21-Glen KIdge, T Heart R wllltlock here. Guide for ail this section of New- IjH.». - - Jersey. For bargains in merchandise Tuesday, Feb. . Turkey W. Morgan there. 27—Hackensack, Reid f gince Pie-. Friday, March 2- -Bound Urook, I Cranberry ..M. Moser there. ..R. Ruffer [celery Thursday March S — Roselle, ..B. Taylor there. loa-bons M. Bell Wednesday, March 2S — Glen SKATES Jr. Poor Relation T. Clements Ridge, there. |jjfs, poor Relation I. Rockwell AND or Girls' practice has been going nn [pansy, P° Relatlon.-B. Di Micili regularly on Mondays and the team |nr, Clerk D. Barbe this year Intends to defend their flln. Clerk F. Morehouse State title. A game with Savage has SKATING OUTFITS [Newsboy . ..C. Forester also been hoped for but not sched- For the outdoor sport I-Sally Seamstress J. Moody uled. All styles in Men's and i|»e—The Present. ( The Freshman girls havo fivo Women's with or without -The Town of Anywhere. teams; they are: ue—Home of Any One Family, 1st Team—Catherine Mundy, J. Shoes. fiction required drawing of the C; K. Nicholas, S. C; B. Ten Eyck SWEATERS •attain several times. F. (Captain); D. King, F.; A. Dieter The new Seventh Floor is a veritable paradise for gift gathering and for the home beaurl- T Tort on stage tended to by Junior HEAVY SHAKER'S G.; E. Ross, G. fier. So many suggestions abound on every hand that one could really spend hours and hours 2nd Team—I. Lusardl, J. C; H. With or without collars—the W Plercy, S. C; D. Cole, F.; E. Will ton, examining the beautiful wares with enthusiastic interest, For instance: C Lighting tended to by Senior boys. Ideal Sweater for the Sport F.; B. White, G.; M. Thompson, G. Girl. f Thursday the play will be repeated 3rd Team—M. Scott, J. C.: M. • tbe benefit of the Children's Smith and D. Taylor, S. 0.; M. Rule! Bronzes from Paris The Japanese Bronzes |tatry Home. The people of West- F,; D. Taylor, F.; G. Taylor, G.; S. In addition to the "Amour au Papillon" (illus- The Japanese are acknowledged to be the best J are urged to support it. Kvery- Wriffht, G. trated here) you will find numerous others of world- producers of animal life in action—such as lions, jr out at 3.30! 4th Team—J. Revere, J. C; J. Mc- BUCK & BENNY wide reputation such as; The Life Saver, the Hunter, |SHI' BASKET-HALIi Whlney, S. C; M. Wells, P.; It. Da- Wagner, Beethoven, agricultural subjects and ath- elephants, tigers and so forth. These bronzes are Plainfield's Leading Sporting CAPTAIN KLEGTEI) vis, F.; E. Dodge and M. Moore, G.; letic subjects. The prices range from 10.00 up. splendid for library end console tables and mantels. Goods Store f; Owing to the resignation tendered Timberlake, G. jf"Red" Chattin as captain of this (ith Team—Silberg, J. C; De Mi- 127 W. FRONT ST., cell, S. C; t3arnes, S. 0.; Senabach The Array of China Services H'B basket-ball team, an election Phone 1059 u beld by members of last year's and, Kromer, F.; McCarthy, F.; Al- Our wonderful assortment of china comprises PLAINFIELD, N. J. iiltrsiiuad and no less a parsonage Ktilre and Edge, G.; Lynde and Me-, over 90 open-stock patterns, representing the best [Robert Fowler Darby was elect- der, G. potteries of France, Englnnd, Japan, China and Amer- "Eed's" reason for resigning The Sophomores have three teams. ica. In addition to our open stock sets we have numer- iithat he could not handle three They are: ous designs and complete sets for 6 to 12 person service. (Mncys, so he dropped one. We 1st Team—D. Pllested, J. C. (Cap- ire "Bed's" spirit and also give tain); S. Sinclair and E. Hm-ler. S. Then there are individual service plates of choicest Block to "Bob," who promises to imported makes—and particularly attractive to the ttublg "feet" ure In all Westfiold's lover of good china. BASKET-BALI; PRACTICE A hundred - piece set of The Ornamental China Pieces Bavarian china. The de- [Practice has been held at the New Many of the pieces probably could not be dupli- Amour au Papillon Bronze sign is a garland of roses cated in any part of the United States. (d'apres Uourgercau). Im- sain School and the High School beneath a network border. ported from Paris and i alternately during tho past You will find Dresden China that bears the Lamm Coin gold handles and fitted on marble base. t and the prospects of our team imprint—well known to all American travelers who knobs. 139.50. Beautiful two-tone blended drear are very good. visit Dresden. And you will find, too, the attractive bronze. 175.00. Pice the school has not issued the "basket weave" china that has an appeal all its own. mmt as yet, tho "costumes" " l by the aspirants might give a Amonj the more massive pieces you will note f queer impression • to some. Pedestals and Jardinieres. But one and all, they offer *m colored sweaters and stock- interesting possibilities for home or for gifts. Slend a very funny appearance to ktami In action. One could not Glassware from Czechoslovakia "to notice the Immaculate "cos- Say, Santa, why not let Vases and ornamental pieces in solid orange, green " f "Dutch" Hasalock and our and red—splendid touches of color to any room. 1 "Jimmy" has never yet np-- our *Christiuas (lift Order * on the floor without a "Ru- solve the problem—-lets Then there is the Amber Luster Glassware in won- SiVaielino" hair comb. him do his own selecting, derful fluted shapes and tipped off with black lines. !• we would like to see a modern And finally there is that beautiful cut glass, hand "*>" we suggest a glance at Ro- and in his o w n favnnt- Covered Vase of Louis NyilRger about to make a shop. A service dish for candy treated with beautiful gold decorations—real aristocrats XVI period shape and de- l in glassware. sign. French imported t Things to wear. surmounted by a bowl suit- Faience pottery. Dark ||**!nR like an advertisement for Things to play with— able for fruits, etc. Cold In all, an exceptionally large importation, selected cobalt blue with hand- decorated cut glass. 34.50. by our own representative in person. filled gold work. 175.00, % sweaters, we see "Eddie" sporting goods of every * win his "snowy white" hair M^back In a perfect pompa- description. "Poasy" Morgan hasn't sot 'procurable al all four mores— 2totbaii yet, so he wears a foot- or mailed on ri'fiuest ( ^' «efor a shirt. Last, but not \hill (lr"l"» HIM ^yind Captain "Bob" smlllnR ROGERS PEET COMPANY ««n«elf-_ and who can say but Ik i, hlm much? Broadway Hf''1'1. S£ a This illustration You must see the fc," »ove all tills riot of color at 13th SI. "Four at 35lh bt. a ">y of light. Just wait until Onnvcnicnt shows a very beautiful two-tone * °»r team in their new unl- Brnadway Corncru" Fifth A™- tho rs atWnrrrn at4J»tl.t. beautiiulstatuary p,, » t Bamo. "Oh, New City display on the effects to really Seventh Floor appreciate them afternoon the Sopho- SPORTING GOODS Just the thing for CHRISTMAS The Collection of Marble Statuary EVERYTHING A really artistic collection, many of them executed in beautiful two-color effects. And FOR THE every one knows how splendidly marble statuary fits into so many places in the home. Sub- LOVER OF jects of especial interest arc: Jeanne d'Arc, Dan le, Beatrice, Pagliacci, Madonna (Botticelli), I KATES Egyptian Dancer, Rebecca at the Well, and so on in an entrancing array. Also—there is a splen- IXIS OUTDOOR dicf stock of pedestals for statues awaiting your choosing. SPORTS IIAMIIHIt'ilOlt'M" (SHVHNTIf I'l.OOU SKATE MIMING AND \ ^HARK ' WEATERS A SPECIALTY "One of America's Great Stores' U EXcl«sivo Bepresentativo riNfi'fiOODS of NEWARK, NEW JERSEY OUG HTY , PI.AINFIELW DEPENDABLE Telephone 238 Park Avonuo, PLAINFIELD, N. J. . Fourteen THE WBSTf IILD LEADEB, WEDNESDAY, D10EM111 6, 1922, from me, but asm iiow the tim-: vast -eta ^0 ter and laid It 4'vn -wHlioot a word. tttt-ay jfroiti roe fcyfore I know tt "ThaddeuB, ye tiou't mean—he dldo't Minnlo Js weii and a««|i in tpringr «»• say—" fas and house-.•leaning I know-beceuw "Ecad It—I—I can't," choked the dressmaker's Milt are bejrir ning to coma in, and every lime I go home I find a A SUMMONS HOME old mail. carpet up Irs a new p'ace! 1 She reached slowly for the sheet of Our boy Frefl i» e'.x'r.tetn tomorrow. * paper atsd spread It oa the table before ; You'd be proud of him, I Know, if you lier. could eee him. Business is rushing. Glad Everything Else She Tried and Failed—But Her Last to hear you're &H r!S-i5 an&*>d llist fathers rheumatism is on u.t- pain. Trick Won Success. Dear Mother (Jahiel had written): Just A* ever, your affectionate and dutiful * word to tei! you we art? ali O K. and son, JEHIEI* doing finely, Tour letter ri-'mtnded me that it was about time I was wridrtK Oh. tm iht was about that visit East. home to the folUe. I don't iritan ID let By ELEANOR PORTER ttft Hia&r weeks go by without a letter (Continued 15} Author of " Pollyanna," " Jast David," Etc. Copyright by Einiior H. Porter. A week iater Mrs. Claytuu found au- A Rug For Every Room and Hallway itS. THAUDI5US CLAYTON came other letter in the rural delivery box. M softly Info the room and looked Yes, it was from Jehlel. New Shipment Assures You of a Larger Assortment of Stephen Sanford & Son's H'lcli apprehensive eyes upon tlie little She drew a long breath. Her eager Seamless Axminster Rugs Old niuD Id the rocking chair. thumb was almost under (he flap of the ONE OF THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL "How be je, dearie? Yer hain't envelope when she hesitated, eyed the New lot of WHITTAU-AS ANGLO-PERSIAN 9x12 Axminster (seamed and seamless)..§38.50 Vented fer nolhln', now, have 7e?" she letter uncertainly, and thrust it iuto AUTOMOBILES MADE iU'GS, :md ihose who are looking for the lusher 9x12 Wilton Velvet $09.00 asked. the pocket of her calico gown. All day eradi'i of domestic rugs can easily be satisfied. "Not a thing, Harriet" lie returned it lay there, save at times—which, iu- Below are the special values we have to. ofler 9x12 Velvet (seamless) $25,00 Aewlly. "I'm ie.vJ'ai' real pert, too|. deed, were of frequent occurrence^— while thi? quantity lasts: 9x12 Seamless Brussels ¥10.00 Was there lots there! An' did Parson when she took it from its hiding place, Ulv:Sti Chi-niHn Hnlh Slats (heavy) $3.00 27x54 Velvet Rugs §3.25 Drew say a heap o' fine things?" pressed it to her cheek, or gloried la ZixtH ( li iiillc Ifcitli Mais 84.00 Mrs. Clayton dropped Into a chair every curve of the boldly written ad- Laing Machine Auto Repair Co. STxol ilitnilli' Hath Mats $5.00 27x54 Asminater Hugs $3.75 epi pulled listlessly at the black dress. strings of her bonnet At night, after the lamp was lighted, 410-416 SYCAMORE STREET, PLAINFIELD, N. J. WHITE GOODS SPECIAL PILLOWS "•IVas 11 beautiful fun'ral, Thad- she said to her husband in tones so beautiful fun'ral. I—I 'most 71'x90 SIIKETS $1.00 We have a full assortment ol Pillows of all kinds. low he could scarcely hear: Telephone 2211 TXBLE DAMASK, 64-inch, yard »••><• It was mlae." "Thaddeus, I—I hud a letter from We have the Silk Floss Filled Pillows, covered "Harriet I" 54-INCH INDIAN' HEAD, yard - 8»c Jehlel today." 54-INCH BLEACHED SHEETING, yard 4.1c with muslin, which are to be recovered, and the fftie gave a shamed-faced laugh. "You did—and never told me? Why, 51-INCH UNBLEACHED SHEETING, yard..!J7c Feather Pillows, which are used for sleeping. "Well, I did—then Jehlel and Han Harriet, what—" He paused helplessly. FEATHER-PKOOF TICKING, yard 30c Priced as follows; uah Jane would 'a' come, an' I could "I—I haven't read It, Thaddeus," she Westfleld Salesman: NAPKINS, dozen §1.50 SILK FLOSS, each.,: 50c to $1.50 V Been 'em." stammered, "I couldn't bear to, some- TOWKLIN'O v....12r yard to 3">c yard The horrified look on the old man's way. I don't know why, but I couldn't. COURTLAND 0, HANDY, 204 Ross Place TOWELS (Turkish), each 2!Jc FEATHER, per pair $3.00 to $10.00 fiee gsve way to a broad smile. You read It I" She held out the letter TOWELS (Huck), each 13o "Oh I Harriet—Harriet 1" he chuck- with Blinking hands. Telephone 119 M, Westfleld ted, "how could ye seen 'em If you He took It, giving her'a sharp glance BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES LINOLEUMS xtat dead?" from anxious eyes. As he began to All-wool Blankets, full size, just arrived, ordered INLAID LINOLEUMS $1.25 square yard "Huh? Well, t-JCtwddem"—*er read aloud she checked him, many months ago; all colors in plaids; sold at tDlce rose shnrply In the silent room— "No; ter yerself, Thaddeua—ter tho urioo they were worth long hetore prices • CORK LIN0LEUMS....85c sq. yd. to $1.10 sq. yd. 'fevery single one of tlium Perkins boys yerself 1 Then—tell me." advanced. Each $0.00 GOLD SEAL C0NG0LEUM 05c square yard Vat there, and Annabel, too. Only As he read she watched bis face. Double lied Blankets, come in white, gray or think what poor Mis' Perkins would 'a' The light died from her eyes and her tan, light weight. Each $1.08 FELTHASE SOc'squaro yard given ter seen 'em 'fore she went! chin quivered as she saw the stern MAY WE REPAIR YOUR TOP? Indian Blankets, all colors, full size; good values Sut they waited—waited, Thaddeus, at : $3.75 lines deepen around nil moutli. A mln BADGER jest as everybody does, Ull their folks TOPS RE- Comfortables, full size, white cotton filled; good DRAPERIES ALL SEASON 'fa dead." COVBKED assortment of colors. While they last, each TOPS $3.25 Plain Sunfaat, yard wide, all colors, every yard "But Harriet," demurred the Old perfect, yard r>Oc mac, "surely you'd 'a' had them boys Celluloid or AUTO SUN Lambs Wool Filled Comfortables, silkoline cover, each $5.50 <$me ter their own mother's fun'ral I" SHIELDS Figured Sunfast, all colors, yard wide, yard..45c Glass Put in AND "Come! I'd. 'a.' feasted her eyes on Curtains VISOIIS EXTRA SPECIAL Silk Overdrape, a light material, beautiful 'em. Thaddeus"—Mrs. Qayton rose to shades of blue, rose, brown, gold, yellow and lier feet and stretched out two gaunt Sl.OO SINGLE BED BLANKETS, full size; value .hands longingly—"Tlrnddeus, I get so Plainfield Auto Top and Equipment Co. 81.BO. IMuced $1.00 several others; yard wide, yard 00c hungry sometimes for Jtebtel and Han- 417 flVCASIOKK STKKI5T I'li.U.NFIELI), N, J. COLD SEAL 00NGOLEUM Cretonne, yard wide; a good assortment of pat- :iuih Jnne, seems as though. I jest Telephone 1OD7 terns, yard ioc couldn't stand It!" Slzo Regular Sale Price 9x15 $20.25 $18.00 Poplin, mercerized, yard wide, all colors, yd...0Oc "I.Know—-I know, dearie," quavered 9il5 $10.20 $14.50 Ifie old man, vigorously polishing his 9x10.6 $14.16 $12.70 Terry Cloth, beautiful patterns and colors, glasses. 9x9 $12.15 $10.50 yard s $1,00 "Fifty years ago my drat baby came," 9x7.G $10.10 $0.10 Silk Sunfast Overdrape, plain and all colors, resumed the woman in tremulous 9x0 $8.10 $7.25 .(pries; "then another came, and an- Gold Seal Congoleum by the yard. 05c square yd. yard $1.50 , I must close now. We all »sni1 love A Deposit will Hold Any Purchnse to Meet Your Convenience ,|T« hope you are Bolting along nil right. fS" '° llear flUI'W W"a EllIlllll! M A GLANCE AT THE STOCK OFFERS MANY SUGGESTIONS HANNAH JAN13. BIG MONEY SAVING VALUES! 1'hn ltMter dropped from Sirs. Clny- ,pn'% flngera om! lay uiilirroini on lli« ifloor. Tin) woman iniverert her fuco With lior hnmln nnd rockci] her body Bacli nnd forth, \ PLAINFIELD, N. J, "There, there, dMivW," (wottied j]i« «fd man himitlly; "mehli* 1,-hU-Vn will Jewelry fce dlrTrerit. TliM-c, ihcro! Dmi't tnl;e NOKDYKKSJ MARMON COMPANY : INDIANAPOLIS CB (to. Hnrrlctl Don't! ! j,)Bf |tnow 155 WEST FEONT ST. (Near MadiBon Ave,) Open Evenings. PLAINFIELD, N •' X; ,TiJile3'll come," "SUMMONS HOME WUI r lini " " °» ««« foitowta, ! •inui'd from Opposite l'«ee) ; 1 1—J this brought scant jjoyy to ThadTtaci-- I 1-J s. Tlier ofC th!s e mis always hanging over t0 but It is not strange that the Bye-bye. Hupmobile is shattering , j cinj-ton did not cry this all sales records this year. KM Kt&red at the letter ion* #*\_ „•»}, wide-open, tearless eyes. For 14 y earspeopSe every- m*® ...... C>l,t«1 If aB(l put It where have been talking g,d I» envelope. -" began the old about it as a sound in- famines. "„,, Thuddens—please don't I" she vestment,—and today, 1 don>t want ter taik The ride home was a silent one; nted. "I— -" hut once inside the house, ,Teh!pl and everyone is seeking dollar •* rose unsteadily to her feet and oward the kitchen door. value as never before. time Hr8- Clayton weat about questions Plainfield City Garage ,' ™: T 127-137 K. SICCOKD STREET 'Phone 1088 OIHJII Evenings James H. Giles, Manager ' of the gingham apron. But „„,,, w seen son nf , lend of 8 week the little old worn- had been sort of «Pl««tton Suited to Every Kind of Motoring C" . J 1.1m u.Uh U fo^O full nt .._ „ v; The Four-Cylinder Touring Sedan—$l325 __., gomethSn'. I'vi ," faj. tered Jehlel "It cut Ed out, an' I've decided that I've got pletely," up cora- Business driving during the day—social motoring in ILkM one of us off." "I can't ever forgive myself," the evening and week-end tours or vacation trips—• ..i»Il I have. A lunYal ls the only manned Hunnnh Jane hysterically. all are equally enjoyable m the Buick four-cylinder ' t will fetch Jehlel and—" "She wanted us to come East, and f. ore ye gone crazy? Have wouldn't. "Tvvas my selfishness—'twas touring sedan. ,'ean mud?" easier to stny where I was; and now menta t M now—" founrf uauslj? oni? on IttTlooted it him appealingly. ears o/ much higher It is a fine closed car; rich in tho luxury of its hand- •^ Thaddeus, don't try ter hen- "We'be been brutes, rather," cut In ptic*, i* * handtam* Jehlel, will) a shnke In his voice; "all cfoma light, m'efcal •,M'please. You see, it'a the only trimmed somely furnished Fisher-built body and fitted with „, ifuD'rallBthe—" of us, I never thought—I never dreamed—(other, can—can we see— every refinement for year round comfortable and con- >l(uo'ral—It's murder!" he Bhud- her?" If the Traffic Officer Says "Stop!" venient driving. A sturdy trunk, carried on the rear aot ter mnlte believe, as I shnll," In the chamber above, a woman affords the baggage space for touring and adds 8 tested eagerly. "It's—" sprang to her feet Harriet had quite You surely -would ohoy. 1)' your automobile docs not operate e believe I" forgotten the stove-pipe hole to the properly bemuse there is sumcthiug wrong with it, you would distinct smartness to the long, racy appearance of ves of course. You'll have room below, and every sob nnd monn IK: noting wisely to take il to a fjood garage for inspection. and walling cry had been woefully dis- this car. jjjjetne one ter fio It, 'cause I'm golo' tinct to her ears. With streaming eyes Therefore see E(e the dead one, an'—" and quivering lips she hurried down The famous Buick valve-in-head engine and the the stairs and threw open the slttlnjr- GEORGE ROMOND rugged Buick chassis provide economical trans- f h»me Itself enme to be a mls- * »'fte sweeping nnd the dusting The Volunteer l'roof Iteader, alias pwiailnif and the brewing which tho Prlntshop Post, Loafs 'Bound the IF IT'S Olllce Entertains the Printers, lies G. 5. TREGLOWN ""itered there left him no place Type nnd Soaks Up nil the Ncwi In J own, so that he lost his pa- advance by HwidlnB I'nxifi «"f ^ *«tast and monnod: REO MOTOR CARS Copy on the Hook. He's ns Welcome •WM ter me, Harriet, you're a TIRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES around this office nsnliulshevlsi at an J My corpse!" SEE 431 PARK AVENUE PLAINFIELD, N. J, American Legion convention and any- »»lte smiled, nnd flushed a little. body who Gets l-ocved at this Jtcco* Phono 108!) •*, there, dear! Don't fret. Z,, * how Rlad we'll be ter see uiv.i-s the Description^ ^ JEROME TIRE CO. ; "* ewlnlraed. 105 WATCHUNG AVE., Near Front St., PLAINFIELD, N. J. **»» blissfully happy. Both BONNELL MOTOR CAR CO. All Makes Tires and Tubes cut prices. "" hod promptly responded Distributors f«r Hood and Metropolitan Cord Tires. jrama, and were now on Distributor for bn?7.'..Hlinwin Jnne. w"n her Dodge Brothers Motor Cars ^ two children, were ei- 107 Union Ave.. Cr.mfor.1, X. J. •Mny evening; but Jehlel "e and hoy could nnt nosolbly Telephone Crnnford Now is the Time of Year You Want Wk Here Tire Buyers! Automobile Blacksmithing • BIG DOUBLE REDUCTION and Spring Work Good Rubber VACUUM CUP TIRES There is some pride in sayiiif? Unit (his shop (urns AT NEW REDUCED PRICES out inuiiy WcstlieM jobs and will lie pleaswl to fiivor and a you with prompt nnd cilifi''"! service. USE TIRES Ton Oxy-Acctylene and Electric Welding They Smile at Miles" Free Tested Agents for American Springs WITH EACH TIEE. J. H. GERMERSHAUSEN JOHN H. TEAYNOR 233 EAST THIRD STREET PLAINFIELD, N. J. J>\ 300 NORTH AVE. 708 SOUTH ANE. Phono 2250 B N. Phone 515 I ^ ' FRONT STREET Phone 970 "HOUSE OF SERVICE 'Phono I'M •!*§•; Hfetwm THE WEST FIELD LEADES, W1BMBSDAY, BIOEttBEB 6, 1922. Origin of Quaint Traditions WONDERS of the Yuletide OF AMERICA "How HE holiday season recall* Byl.T.MAZET quaint Ideas ond Christmas Fresli It Is!" fgndts of oM, even back| @, Western Ne»*p*per Union. to the ancient WEBfMBLB LIADEE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1S22. B HAD married her in tilt Christmas Big Clothing Sale Continues 8rst pluee of all because of her lovely, low voice. YOU MEN There had been oilier reasons too — her good looks, her smile, her com- t lT f 9 Candies Holiday Bargains Galore! mon sense, but mainly and llie chiefly the attraction "' wliieh had drawn him to Prices Are CUT Beyond Compare lier had been her voice. staunch pLir to churches, clubs, etc., for •st assortment of Candles used. It had seemed Uuring your order elrly. first years of his practicing and ,(o make headway in a seeining- IVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Jesponslve city, that voices would Right From the Home him mad, wailing, complaining, STORE TO BE VACATED SOON of the rlng always discontented. when tie met women socially Lj8|| tliey refrained from telling "Better Made Sweets" J, wthlBg but a sorrowful tale of SUITS iesiselves. Candle, „, C--.,^^,.. schoou, c,ute AND jj for his wife—she understood. smiled at the poor excuses they MEN'S HOSIERY l»r the Christmas Bhop r-Bl l ,. . L# (o come and see him, of the Pe ue Vla Lttn h| flOc Llonsy they Remember it when makin „ It will giirprlBO you, OVERCOATS your Gift List. the OALANB & ARBES AS LOW AS u sent of PB 1(" MM FBOST ST1{1'ET PLAINFIBU,, N. .T. yims reasons t(i bud for tele- VAN ARSDALE'; gas. >d«fai« they 127 East Front Street 0 botb be In- PLAINFIELD, N.J. oat Jo din- $19.50 gt some pn- "The Centre of the Business j^g bouse. The Some Beauties at a Groat Sacrifice Centre" on Their Former Selling Pri8e es she Ejifhtof how GIFTS FOR HIM IMMENSK OPPORTUNITIES IN lltle she was Make him value the gift^r-as GENTS' FURNISHINGS itnllly they ARTHUR 0. DRASE well as the thought. SPLENDID CILANCE TO BUY jid st her, she &, father plty- CAUPENTKU AND BUILDER At Christmas you will be wise MimJgt times, Contracts Taken and Material to choose a gift that will be an Shirts, Underwear amd fttler of the investment in good appearance, Furnished.' fol [Utilizers durability and usefulness. P say to her: Ties for Christmas it must be awful to be a doctor's Estimates Cheerfully Given |8, I'd never have a moment's All of the conservatively priced If I were you with so many 029 NOltTH AVK. XV. articles below make appropriate (iifts (Been caring for ray husband I" Tel. 887-M gifts for the men folks. fe get used to it," the doctor's tfsald so as not to be dlsappolnt- Sterling silver belt buckles $2.00 up % nulling to herself. What fun It THE PROFITS AKE YOURS—OOME AND SEE I Jjil!> be a doctor's wife. How much Sterling silver lockets 7.00 up Hone got one didn't deserve, how Girls and Women Wanted Signet rings 5.00 up TjVb misted sympathy, how many To (111 positions paying $65 to $150 Scarf pins, solid gold 2:00 up •Mur/ Jealous thoughts one lu- per month ll MS Christmas Eve. The doctor Cuff buttons, solid gold,. 2.25 up L promised his wife that he would SCHWED BROTHERS After a brief course of instruction. Cuff links, solid gold 5.50 up M) ter In those many pleasant en- Day or Evening Classes. Also Home OPPOSITE PARK AVENUE ping nlglit-nnfnre-Chrlstmas tasks. Study Courses. Call or write for Tie clasp, solid gold 1.25 up •Sswent npatnirs to see that the catalog. Kirsn were quite asleep when she Pocket knives, solid gold. 4.75 up 105-109 EAST FRONT ST., PLAINFIELD, N. J. srd die telephone ring. She nn-NEW YORK SCHOOL OP FILING Pocket knives, gold filled. 3.25 up mJ It, and then heard her hus- BIO HOLIDAY VALUES IN 0L0THIMO jfA voice who was already answer- 10 West 44th tSrect Watches, gold filled 35.00 up Established In 1914 ! It from below. Watches, solid gold 60.00 up italhlng. some curious something, |fe her listen. pW doctor," she heard n voice say, Hartdegen & Co. the one woman who had ij caused her her first pangs of Gustav A. Neumann Opp. City Hall Newark tmj, "I can't wait another mo- at I must see you. I'm sorry, on MASON or kiUBas Eve too. but I must! Please, HR can you come at once?" AND f Christmas Shoppers "it'Jall rlRht, little lady," she tier husband nnswer, "I'll be BUILDER lit once." .In going out for awhile," the doc- 814 EMBREE CRESCENT r tilled up the stairs. And was a without a word of regret and Westfield, N. J. Hw effort at an excuse. Telephone Connection Ut« that evening she went out of the » She would see this other worn- i S» called a taxi and hurried off. to sorry," the nmld told her, "but can see no one." And the f*«M shut abruptly. Jlht would slie do? What could WN.A.PARKHDRST pW Finally, eshnusted after wnlk- pi!»ot the streets, she went home, GIFTS of GOLD & SILVER SAND AND GRAVEL 'nil of dry, choking sobs. GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY JEWELRY IN MANY NOVKLTIES. [«list she henrd the doctor's key. Quality and Service fame In. He looked tired. But p«u worn out. rjrte been to-" she began. Tel. Westfield 853-R or 611-11 Diamonds and Diamond {Rings V *e answered wenrlly, as he '' cigarette. "I have been there WESTFIELD, N. J. RINGS OF MANY DESIGNS ar—*~._ nil this time. Rut she has the finest rira«BiKi!f3ijftniiFii, i iirJWWI mwrnummmummmm' boy you could hope to see; they're Watches for Men & Women simply delighted. ALL STANDAKD MAKES "Boy?" she shrieked. Neat Wrist Watches "Yes," the doc- t o r nodded. H e Solid Gold Bracelets was too tired to notice her quick LEO SL0NIM & SON Brooches, Mean Bags elmnge of expres- sion. Lavallieros, Pins, Cufflinks "Oh," he said WHEN YOU BUY JEWELRY look to the future; re- nfter a moment, Oigaretto Cases, Pocket Knives "I'm so glad you member that you are not buying for today only, but didn't finish the Necklaces, Ivory Sets, Out Glass Christmas things investing your money in some article that you intend to without me. No mntter how late It present to someone to appreciate and admire for ever. Rogers and Community Silverware is. we must al- wnys get ready for Christmas to- With the above thought in mind we buy our stock. We Waiting- Silverware nutl the Celebrated not only buy jewelry, we give a thought to the senti- Gorhuin Lino of Sterling Silver. Cutlery in it lar^o aiHortnicnl., Dnbarry Pyrn-Lin l('ft house," he ment that goes with it. ^•tlt ^f*rt>d ' hadn't naked Ivory Sfts, Shaving .SetH, Military Sets, >er hi ! Unnle" J'OU to wait Cfiini"' ClocliH, I'mlircllaK nutl Cauc.t. '8 I'd bcl Selfish We not only choose the merchandise noted for its qual- an(! ity, but also for its daintiness and beauty of design. The Htore i.s complete with ti|)-to-th'i-iiiiniite KtiggeHtioiiH iti CliristmiH Oifto ftnd the one big fac- to- tor in in Iho inouey-Huviiif,' value!) at whidi these Iliffli <'Jrade article^ aro Hold. At your service We cheerfully offer you the best of our ability and wide in thingB that are. u.sei'nl. *• Gi|n im,i "'»»i," sne ^M,,,n'lll(l[!p rhpra. He JO*-I'-' mtntrthlag In the # T**-W si^snfng w Christ- cflntei^B in >•>«• Umdhag that f«B t«I mas Eve hiiti come to hira, wat. A small liaod bag. His quirk ; him hack to her. Was he welcome? tenses discerned its ownership. He : "! have brought a low baud bag," With a low. tender cry lite to Ihfft of One Christmas E?e t*»ft the ear m the first stop. Like he spoke as his summons at the doo? a tired rhiid flnrttns a *nre haven of «mne miser greedy of a treasure in- of ihe lieuse he sough' was opened. rest at last. Ada's liend sank to his estimable Randall Pelrie burrled Into And then he pansttt. There stood he- shoulder. ByAJvaiiJordaflGirtli s pnhllc resiaursm and souiris! its re- fore him Ada. She wavered, overcome tsy fbe onexpeetpd encounter. Irapsi- "And the surprise for mother!" motfM corner, fie ht-fii something whimpered Rsnflr.ll grrirotlj. "ft shgil thfit had belonged to Ada! A filling sivel.v his bsnd steadied tier. She did nol draw from Its protecting touch. be hpre the first thing Christnifcs excuse wss given to return It to her. . morning, nil rhe sw«>ei oil swings she |HE girl with sod memories Ffs contents would surely give some j in 8 torrent of word? he oooid not love*. «nri oh. my tr«»«mv. may I In- gat gazing mournfully out clew to her plaf-o of veork, her resi- control, without evasion or attempted clude the Wedainx Marehr upon tlie brightly Illumi- dence. Be oppned the tinnd hag. A apology. Rondnii Petrie toid of the_ nated street, abstractedly fjurse showed tJJ** edpe of a card In s j taking In the Christmas little pocket. Pt'lrie drew li out. ' trooping crowds. The men, *'j>he reniernhere^—slip lias kept that * sombrt as well, who badall this time!" tip exulted, "Then—" ; %ittle Sbop in tbe House just stepped upon the front platform of the car Words failed him. His heart heat | Elaine ajjd Isabel (nlplitlly. He had brought to light i from remained there, crisp and 417 NORTH BROAD STKEET biting as was the yuietide a photograph of h'm^elf he had once ELIZABETH, Jf. J. sir, There came the call given to Ado. He fingered over several little packages and Christmas cards, Women's afternoon Frocks and wool Jerseys reasonably priced. of an inieroprtiop and Ada Wilton at Infants' and Children's things, the kind you want. tbe last moment caught the Dame and then an envelope, unstamped end un- scnlf-rt, addressed to "Miss Laura Canciie-wiek Bed Spreads and Patch Work Quilts, harried to the rear. As she alighted Hand woven Canadian Blankets, Bags and housekeepers' Linens. Handall Petrie started, stared, made Deane. Brocton." Instantly Petrie re- called a clos» friend of Ada. It was Artistic and unusual Gifts. • movement as If to hasten after her, WERE NEW—BIT We offer the following suggestions for Christmas shoppers in quest of gifts but the door clanged close and he saw no prying instinct Ihat caused him to withdraw the enclosure. One line "Day by day, In every way, we grow better and better." the figure of the only woman he had Telephone 099 R. men will welcome. ever loved swallowed up in tbe fast perused, his dazzled eyes refused te receding waves of alternate light and leave the written pages. darkness. j "Your discovery thnt It was not BATH ROBES PAJAMAS Handall Petrie, but a relative of his —T "Of what avail—she would scarce- name who led such a wild, evil life, LOUNGING ROBES GLOVES ly welcome me," he spoke under his the report of which ennsed me to strive breath. "We are parted by her will to forget comes too late to bridge the SMOKING JACKETS CANES and —she must have meant It to be mistaken past, but, oh! Laura! how • final." | can I ever repair 'he Ininstfce done? j Christmas Cards SWEATERS UMBRELLAS He entered the car and Bat down ID : the seat the girl had just vacated. ! Our line of Christmas cards is now ready. These cards NECKWEAR SILK SHIRTS It was an old story to his weary were personally selected from the 5 largest publishers of cards CARD CASES and SILK SOCKS •oul, the one love romance of his life. in this country and represent the cream of holiday cards. You Be had met Adi Wilton at her moth- er's home In the quiet little village will not find a larger assortment anywhere. WALLETS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS SILVER BELT SILK and WOOL MUFFLERS Engraved Personal Cards BUCKLES ASH TRAYS Some way, some way, he must know of my fateful error, for I love him The time for engraved cards is growing short. The en- more than ever, because of the cruel gravers are getting rushed and we will not be ahle to take any wrong I have done him." orders after December 10th. Exceptional Quality at Moderate Prices. "I had hoped to be able to save up enough (o make mamma a present of An early call will assure you of your selection from un- Of Broctoo, bad ail but confessed tils 11 n vlctrola this Christmas, ran one broken lines. love. A decisive understanding to his paragraph, "but I find I must wait un- DEMEZA and BLIMM proposal was stayed by an Interrup- til her birthday. You know how she tion. The next morning Petrie was loves the old songs." 120 EAST FRONT ST. PLAINFIELD suddenly summoned by a relative In Randall Petrie pressed his lips to another tows. Be had expected to be the signature, to him Ihe dearest name gone only a few days but his sojourn on earth, memorized the address writ- A. WENZ 29 Elm St. no Into months. Twice he wrote Ada. ten below It and left the restaoratit In Telephone 583. There came no reply. A third letter a glow of hopeful purpose and faith. was returned to lilm marked. "He- "Two twenty-three Rosslter sjreet" fused." He bad later made Inquiries retarding her to learn that she and —he covered tlm distance n« If borne her mother had removed to the city, and he gave her up ns lost to him. As the car stopped for new passenger* Petrie moved to — ike room for ene of Miss Knowles Now for the Big Christmas Sale YEARS OF RELIABLE MERCHANDISING HAIR DRESSING Quality Fur Coats, ESTABLISHMENT at the Economy Dry Goods Store 84 ELM STREET Wraps and Jacquettes ,<•, Hut'chinson Building Them Is no hnppinrsg cqunl to tho joy of giving—no thrill as potent as that aroused WESTFIELD, N. J. by making others happy, let tliis bo your happiest Christmas—It will be If you Phone 600-W make your dear ones happy with tho variety of gifts that we have placed on sale. Gifts that will give joy to each and ever}' member of the family. Take advantage of moderately priced . Chiropodist—Every Thursday the great vaiiety of offerings and unparalleled values. Fourteen years ago Plainfield women learned from us that garments of fine fur need not be expensive to be beautiful. Our many buying advantages and low overhead expenses enabled us to offer them, as now, furs of artistic Make this Store Your "Christmas Store" style, authentic mode and highest quality at prices most tempting to the careful buyer, NOTHING Boy'B Wool Two-pants Suits, conservative stylos and patterns, pants fully lined, Is sweeter than our SWEETS. sizes 7 to 17 years. Special at $7.08 Boy's Wool Two-pants Suits, special lot at a sacrificing price. Don't torget, two Careful comparison of our Purs—not price pair of pants. Price, as long as they last $-1.08 comparison alone—but comparison of the NOTHING Boy's Wool Macklnaws, Assorted Plaids, Patch Pockets, Roll Collar, sizes to 9 years. quality of tho thick, glossy pelts; unusually skillful matching and workmanship of our 1B better than our BEST. Special for this Sale at $;j.01 expert furriers; beautiful linings, etc., will Ladles Silk and Wool Hose. In latest shades. Values up to $2.00. Special at....$1.27 convince you there has been good reason for Remember this when your sweet tooth begins to assert it- Ladles Slllc Camisoles, a tine assortment. Values up to $2.00. Special for this our mnny years' leadership. self. Sale, at __ $1,00 If you have in mind Gifts of Pur for Christ- Select Una of confectionery for Ladles Jersey Silk Petticoats that will make an excellent gift, with pretty knife the holiday trade. plaited flounces, two-tono combinations at special price $1.08' nuts, we suggest early choosing. We have already been asked to hold purchases, on de- Men's V-Ncck Elastic Knitted Sweater Jackets, with two pockets, stringly reinforced at special price : $2.97 posit, until Christinas. Brushed Wool Scurfs, solid and contrasting colors, with fringos. Regular $2.00 New York Candy Kitchen value, ut - $1.21 Teddy Bear Sets for Kiddles of Pure Brushed Wool, 4 pieces, Cap, Coat, Mittens, Small Furs for WistMd's Oldest Candy and Leggings, at ' $5.1!» < Manufacturing Infants' Bath Robes, a lino assortment, most useful gifts, in Pink, Bluo and White, Ribbon Trimmed. Special at $1,08 Establishment GIFTS $6.00 Doublo Plaid Blankets, GGxSO, Special at $4.08 Such important gifts deserve early and Double Nashua Woolnap Blankets, GCxSO, Ribbon Bound $!!.17 careful selection. Our stock of smart Scarfs Also Blankets at $1.08, $2.10 and $2.08 and Chokers is now ready for Christmas buy- $2.00 Men's Flannel Shirts, Khaki Color, at $1.00 ers. PLUMBING $3.00 Men's Heavy Wool Pants, at $1.07 All of (he newer shades of Pox are here; $•1.00 Men's Army Shirts, at $2.01 genuine Hudson Snbles; Martens—Uaum and Steam fitting and Tin Stone—fine thick pelts, beautifully shaded; Work Children's Wool Stockings, all sizes 7;jc Fischer, Jlink—furs which have been chosen Mon'i) High Hock Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawors. Regular Prlco $1.00 7Oc with the same skillful attention we give to Prices Moderate pelts in our finest Coats and Wraps. Ladies Hihlied Vesls and Pants, at .|7C 15c Turkish Towels, "Cannon Make," as long as they last, at loc each You may safely expect the prices here to Joseph Stoltz r Girl's Gingham and Serge Dresses, fine assortment of styles and qualities 08c up be 2. )7o to 40% lower than stores which do 201 Elmer St. Wcstfield not have our buying advantages. A deposit Tel. 139 There are hundreds of Hems which could not bo mentioned hore, but your visit to will reserve your purchase. the storo will givp you tho opportunity to select tho Items from tho very complete nssortmnts that you will find In each and ovory department. H. P. TOWNSEND Wo carry C, B. and P. N. Practical Front Corsets, Harmon Wash Drosses and Aprons, Gordon, Buster Brown, Rlvoll, Weldrost and Ilurson Hosiery, Kayneo Suits for Boys! fO AMI MH).\1, KXPKUS* Butterlcl! Patterns with tho Deltor and many other loading brands. Prompt Attention. Careful Himdllni CHARLES KURTZMAN Mod«rnt« l*ric» Office Phone; ei-M. Calls Tnkra, Quality Furs Dny OF Night M 7O1-M 146 East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey RXFBK88 & LIVtillV 8TA«>!,I« The Economy Dry Goods Store 831 KLMKK HTUKKT OPEN EVENINGS Horsed iuid rnirlnj;cs to hire foi PHONE 484-w Pleasure drive, evening viHlt cir \vl|i HIM* any Tho "Loader" in the Shopping MONKY UEKUN1>K1> Hi" VUItCIIAHIO NOT SATFHKAOTOItV. Guide for all this section ot New OUK MOTTO—QUICK B/VIilOH AND HMAJJIZ rilOFITH. Jersey, For bargains l« merchandise —-read ll» ftdvortlfuunentfi enrofully. Result Getters—"Leader" Cent-a-Words ESI iho r«-ai not t-> CHRISTMAS EDITION 1922 minutes; It OVK0 '- i r Sedan—Model 27—Seven Passenger f | *"E W^s-Kisgiit motor use. Long service merely increases its velvet flow of cpiet power. . slide ©m a film of oil, noiselessly, without friction He. almost never requiring as adjustment Not only is its de3femd mwer grmt with far ecofKwirimf fuel consumption, but its flexibility is re- The refinement of coach M ork in tb= car is in keeping with ibe extraordinary efficiency of the motor. to 24 Miles on a Gallon of Gas Equipped with 32 x 4 1-2 Cord Tires To really enioy oss of the W2rj*-Kiagbt can, you must own one and drive it AD mocMs ready for deliTery. We slmi be pleased to demonstrate tiie car at any time. MODEL 27 PRICES F. O. B. WESTFIELD Touring - - 1560 Sedan 2365 1923 MODEL 5 Pass. Tour. 1350 Roadster, 135o" Coupe, 1950 5 Pass. Sedan, 2110 1923 Touring, 5 Pass. - 595 Coupe - - 895 Roadster - - 595 Sedan, 5 Pass. 975 DELIVERED IN WESTFBELD HIRAM L. FINK 135 Elm Street Phone 140 Westfield, N. J. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO ur Christmas Club The first payment makes you a member. Here is the plan: CLASS 1000 Members paying $ 10.00 each week for 50 weeks will receive on or about De- cember 12, 1923, a check for $500 00 CLASS 500 CLASS 100 Members paying $5.(30 each week for Members paying $1.00 each week for 50 weeks will receive on or about De- 50 weeks will receive on or about De- cember 12, 1923, a check for $250.00. cember 12, 1923, a check for $50.00. CLASS 200 CLASS 50 Members paying- $2.00 each week for Members paying 50 cents each week 50 weeks will receive on or about De- for 50 weeks will receive on or about cember 12, 1923, a check for $100.00. December 12,1923, a checkfor $25.00. Peoples Bank & Trust Co. WESTFIELD, N. J. THE NEW JERSEY HOME OF THE KNABE PIANO FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS and 'I MANMl W mmmmm •' - Y MERRY NEW YEARS Why not put a Victor- Victrola in your home wonderful tone is a delight every day in the for this Christmas? year. The musical instrument that every one can You surely don't want to be without a Vic- play; that every one can afford. Its remarkable variety of music and enter- trola in your home: and you don't need to be, tainments gives pleasure to every one, and its for there's a Victrola to suit every purse. SPECIAL HOLIDAY TERMS KNABE WAREROOMS ARMSTRONG PIANO CO. NO EXTRAS NO INTEREST 587 Broad Street Newark, N. J. Store Open Evening* Store Open Evenings (Phone 8841 Market) Until Christmas Until Christmas s THE IDEAL KITCHEN Contains a New Process ^Visible) GA RANGE Watar AotOToatk Water vr -aajs jmt rJt x TT 7^,1 aia. ius x at A GAS IRON OF Cranford Gas Street, Westfield, New