THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924.
Page Sixteen
tienls, who have not in former years of five thousand;
PREPARATIONS FOR
happy morn I
Arise from your DETECTIVE AGENCY, OFFERING
had di rect occasion, through t h e is relying upon th<
CHRISTMAS
AT
STATE
HOSimbt-rs this Christ»iaBt4de with
SERVICE, IS UNKNOWN
PITAL, MORRIS PLAINS afflic-tii n of someone dear to them, the custom of furri
i
a neglect their patio
arts of children; iniugle witIi Iheir
to iipp vciutti fully the situation,
being addressed acquainting frieiids tliis year,
Offering to provide storekeeper.,
Opportune steps are being taken le
t .simplicity and ILSUMI to tlie
o
yearly
custom
of
pruins to contribute i'ur a j
(By Wrti. Harold Francis, President)
tii I
s.;i'ls singing in your h e a r t - bo one with detective service for $15 a year, by Superintendent Dr. Marcurf A. th
r each patient to tient or for the gf-nc
g SOI1KCurry
of
the
State
lloppital
at
U"r
1
four
in
in
canvassed
Elm
street
til Him of Nazareth. Lot us place
n in tin face of friendless patients, j ; ,
i'laias to make Christ nnas, l<J--i. a m _• p l a i ! (
[•ess individually vited to send y\i itubii-'
Tiu: Musi eft S Ohi>' of Wi-allii hi, II hf
aloji that Clirist nia.s t ice the Star of Thursday. 11. W- French of the lurni- joyous season for the ni •e than ihi-'-e >"
>r! l i n e
{
e and friend of wherewith for their jtu;
a fcrenl many hfg- isiuvt-iiitm tti, tmrf ii.f
• k n m v i relat
lief hiehem, let us wiini its .swaying ture company bearing his name, tele- thousand patients who r •side a I New
t*es inning- i/i small t!iiiu:.H
A ln.ul j A n w i i y <>tlur a r l i v i f i c s <*f t h(> p a s t
id involve a cir-Martus A. Curry, su
le jtutie
tie vcn yearn a#o, a pro up of live I yt-ur, (1M- AIuKicnj C'iitfi jfs.«iKtt.'<J i n h u y - houghs with ihrejuis of silver and of phoned police headquarters for a Jersey's largest public ii.
running
upward (ii'eystoue Park, -N'ew Jc
To the relatives and f ric-ndi of p; i - i i l a r i z i n g I
women met every two woolts to havt> u ] I N K t h " b c j u j t i f u l c u U i i i i i K f u r t h e h a c k gold, and hang upon itHlimba in radi- plainclolheMiiaa lo investigate the
musical and social afternoon, t-arh ottu "f t i n - t t j i n e a t t h - h i j - h K - I K . 1 , 1 , |-,cl]ped ant coloring our shimmering spheres, quartet. One not being available at
playing" or fiintfltiK ft JiltH* find enjoying ynuiK i'iui iirontiNiiiK t a l ' - n i b y j n e a n s
a cup of t t a togHli^r. More wi-.re s<mn of t h e S r h ( i l : i r * h i i J J-'und, J o i n e d t h e symbols of our faith, our joy, andthat iliac-, Officer Martin L. Howarth
udderl to [he lit He i-irclc, aiu!, utter Si'w .K-rh.-y S t a l e l - ' . - d e r a l i u n o f M i i s f n our immortality. Again we ran bewas ordered to proceed on the rase.
inei'llng informal Jy fur wntie time, a t ' l u h B a m i Ki-nt d t - I t ^ a l c s In A t I n n t i c
He reported that men had departed
reul orgnnlz.ition wua HUICUH! with » *'Uy. A f l m r i i i l i i B j i f t t - r n u o n w a s g i v e n one with Him who notes tlie sparconstitution iirul by-luwe. This was in a t t h e U ' u j i m i i ' B C h i b a n d I n . M a y tt row's fall. Ka< h of us can spread life on a trolley for Plainfield, but subw i t h t i l e Wt.-f=tfioid H y n i 1 VI5, and t)ic (iff nrt cr mem berg wore j o i n t coitvi-it
as He spread life, for Ijifo is Love for mitted a card which he procured from
Miss Budclt. Mr«. Culling, Mrs. Knincia, j-iMiiiy < t i T l j o B i r a . T l i i s w n s f r t e t o t h e
j»ublii- a n d m m - h t - n j o y e d .
' J ' h l S y e a r , all who strive beneath that star of one of the merchants.
Mrs. Hanlen, Mrs. do lvnno\vnkl, Mrs,
Merrill Mrs. l'ocMmm, Miss Randall, t l m . n ^ - j i t t u : c o m m i t t e e h.-afleii b y Aligs Jiethlehem. The embers of tho ChristThe card gave the address of the
Mrs. Scarff, Mrs. Van Dyko, Mrs. Whitu- Alain-] S I U I - K I N , a p i a n o h a s b e e n b o u g h t mas lo£ may fade intu dust and into detective- agency a.s in a Fatersi
for t i n - r h l l d r o i i ' a C o u n t r y J l o n i c , a n d
head uiid Mry. Zabrieldo.
nit-inb.TH of i h t c l u b h a v e t a k e n o v e r
bank. Puiice headquarters called
The iirM puhSie fonrert wita driven at flic; i n i i u l r a t t h o l i n i n g V o l u n t e e r i n y ashes but that Star of Hope will al- tliero and hank officials said the suite
the studio df Mr, and Mrs. de Jvunowski t " f u a r h p i a n o arid slnnini-v t o t h e c i i l l - ways shine, ever illuminating God's
of
rooms on tlie card were occupied
and was f^uch a BUCC«;HS that others fol- i h T n . i t n t l hol'Ilnj-r m u s i i - j i l S I T v i c e s o n golden refuge of the soul. Look into
by a lawyer, and that they had never
lowed; [jut the demand for tickets was S u n d a y m o r n l n K . T h o iiificoro o f t h i s
p.o ^ if a I tii at the high school was en- y e a r a n - -Mrs. H a r o l d F r a n c i s , I ' r e s i - the stars and read again about the heard of tlie detective agency. '
gaged for the Kitelsel Quartet ooncort. diMit; M r s . A r t h u r R o w l a n d , v l c e - p r ^ - s i - Death of Death; the Life of Love.
Plainlield police were notified. .
From the very first, thcro were mem- tU'ht; M r s . K n u i k l l a z r l i itip, s e c r e t a r y ,
b t' rs of t lu> club who had a broada n d M r s . C . ( I . D n n v n o l l , t r e n s u r c r .
vision, realizing' thu t tlmy could not
only help themsolvea and VRV.1I other by
CHRISTMAS TIME
1 he reg" u J a r n)0etin#8, vviipro t.ha members look purl, but also iild the people
of West field by having a sorffia of con- THE DEATH OF DEATH
certs each yc;ir. A director of concerts
THE LIFE OF LOVE
is elected by the club for each season, letters and ticket* sent lo tlie mibChristmas bolls nro near to tingling,
Bcribers.
so let us look into 1 lie stuns. Likd
Three Vunvrrtn (Jlvrn.
Thrpo conctM'ts are lyiven by tit a very pyi's of Unaven, wuli-littil tlirniighout
finest till tnt in New York City and tlio night, Uuiy Boeiii to smile upon
elsewhere at jiriucR far UJHH than usUHl. iiH from tluiir silent places, glistening
The object of tho Musical Club In <loln£ with tears of sorrow at the frailly of
Ibis is to bring tho beet IIIIIHIO to "WeBt- our poor humanity; yet look again!
lleld without any idea of making There is one Hint shines in greater
money. Of eourms, oxppnoes must bo Ki'iindeur, ono that HRIIIS anew our
clenreil. West Held jitsople will rorneni- hope, one that heckona ua, as it
R E A L E ST A T E
ber with delight tho recitals of Mabel bnckonod tho wise men of Juilcn, on
Garrison, Wcrrenrath, Annu Case, Al- to tho manger where lay tho Infant
bert Riiuuldhig*, Morlnl and many others.
and I N S U R A N C E
Under tlie directorship of Mrs. H. I^ylcs JOBUS, bringing the niesK.-igo of IVa™
Zitbrlskii', the* serios this soason, l>e- oil Earth, Good will lo Men. Well
Only finest leathers used nigh
two
thousand
years
linve
iiussed
K Inning in January, will comprise
Tan and Black Calf and Kldskin
Louis Graveure, baritone; Rosa I'on- Blnca thosi) wiso iriun murchuil "UBoth Business and Resifieiie, Metropolitan Hojirano, and Carl ward lo closer understanding and
Frlcdbertf, concert pianiat.
contact with their God, but the glory
dential Properties of
The regular meotings o{ tho Musical of Tho Light remains. Still it loads
Every Kind in and
Club aro held on the second Wednesday tho way to harmony with nature,
of tlie month mid consist at a business forever it makes martyrdom sublime
Around this Section of
meeting, followed by a delightful pro- and turns suffering into triumphant
gram by tho mombera with a different glory.
the State for Sale and
hostess each time
Through ,the
for Rent.
courtesy of Mrs. Frank w . Smith, ftn Jesus brought to us tho all eternal
nctive momber, the club meets atf ; hergift, tho Death of Death, the Life of
home.
! 4flA' Love. Christians, awake: Salute the
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A/fcLAUGHLIN
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REALTORS
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151 N O R T H A V E N U E
PLAINFIELD, NliW JERSEY
Telephone Plainfield 4400-4401
Christmas Shoppers, Attention!
Here Is Your Opportunity to Buy
Useful Gifts—Slippers and Shoes for the Family] at Sacrifice Prices
Variety of Women's and
Men's Felt Comfort Slippers
—ribbon trimmed; all colors.
Sale Price
CHRISTMAS
Shoe Sal
PRICES SLASHED!
I-
34 NASSAU STREET
NEW YORK OFFICE
Women's Shoes and Pumps;
Children's and Women's Felt
Slippers.
Sale Price
69c
PROFITS FORGOTTEN!
NOTE SENSATIONAL VALUES FOR DAYS OF SALE, BEGINNING TOMORROW*
1*9
Ladies! Come and See These
PREPARE FOR THE SNOW!
Variety of High-grade Satin,
Suede and Leather Strap
Pumpc and Oxfords; all col
or,s styles and heels. Former values to $5.00
Saturday between 9
will sell 1 pair Rub
Sale Price
to 11:30 A.M., 2 to
bers to fit. AH guar
4 P. M., with every
anteed.
Shoe purchase we
For 69c per pair.
RUBBERS FOR ALL
69
MEN! BOYS! BUY THESE!
Men's Scouts, Boys' Shoes,
Men's Leather Everitt and
Romeo Slippers. Former
values to $3.00
Sale Price.
$1.89
Finest quality, newest Btylea Men's Fine Kid Borneo andlChildreni*8 Shoes, sizes to 8; Men's Army, Solid Work
in Women's Pumps and Oxfords; leather, aatin and Everitt Slippers; Boys' and Men's and Women's Felt and Dress Shoes; Boys' and
suede; all colors and heels. iris' Dress Shoes, Women's Slippers, leather soles; also Growing Girls' Shoes and
all leather Slippers and SucMen's Fine Dress Shoes and
Oxfords, brown, black and Pumps and Oxfords.
tion Shoes.
Oxfords.
patent; welts. Vals. to ?7.
Sale Price
Sale Price
Sale Price
Sale Price
$3.89
$2.48
$1.39
$2.79
Come early. Capacity crowds will be here. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Do your Chrismas shopping now.
See our window display.
Economy Sample Shoe Co.
126 East Front Street
Next to Wagner s Market
PLAINFIELD, N. J.
For Her Pleasant Surprise!
THINGS ELECTRICAL
XJ,
cf
What a host of wonderful Christmas suggestions is
offered by this Store in the way of Electrical Appiku.c**!
Note the quality of this merchandise, then the low pnecs
and scan this list for suitable ideas.
RADIO SETS
WASHING MACHINES
PERCOLATOR SETS
WAFFLE IKONS
VACUUM CLEANERS
CHAFING DISHFS
AND ALL OTHER ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
RYDER & GRAVES
127 W. SECOND ST. TELEPHONE 1608
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