NO. 17 WESTFIELD, UNION

Winter »osiery and Underwear.

Ladies' Hose Goo<1 Oush111Hl0e, plaiu bhcl<, bluck

with wtlnral feet UIIU plain uutumlo nil with lligh H(llice<l uultles, donhlo soles, heel• and too�; lJilrg11iu ��� 50e Ladies' Hose

Extru •i ze, bhwk Oushmerr; i10Reo ext.tonJeugths, ut' fine l'"''""owith'hh{h' RJilieed Hllkle" uwl iloniJle lil'flls HIH1 toesl at.,, .... . . . . ·7

Ladies' Silk Hose Pure spnn silk iu hluck, very tlesio mhle weight, high Hpliueoltutkle• utul tlonhle �ol.,�o l,e,•ls nn<l toes o o o o ; Boys' Stockings Heuvy Corilnruy 0

ton, Hxtra wel�odtto ' heels nnrl toes, U ut: o, o;·; ' Men:·

TUTTLE BROS. Coal � Lumber.

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Yards-Westfield avenue, TELEPHoNE41i!F Spring and Broad Sts., Westfield .

.fRED��!�! c. D��KER�lp, J. WINOF-ELOT,---­TAILOR.

•REPAIRING and PRESSING�

Agent foro Leading jlnsumnce Coos and Steam Laundry.

188 BROAD ----sr.-wESTFIELD.

W. H. BAKER. ---

IJ7 Uroad St. -fiSH and = VEGETABLE MARKET

l.)t11ms l'!llle(1 ful'ltrltl tlt:Jilwrt•tl, E\'&I'Ythin� fl'f•t�Jt lllltlJII'i('(!:; rf�ht. ' ----·------

Dec�':�tlng FOR INSPEGTION AND TEAMS

IIIG B�l !Hf: Bf�! MAHRI!lg UStD. �\LL WORK HA.S MY PERSON A L ii.SUPER· VISION,

APPL\' TO Abrams&. Welch, STANDAf(D BUILDINC,

Westtlold.

. Sl�am Mar�l� and GranltB W�rks WestfteiU, )•0)•])((0))((1 Foil I'Jo:�uo:'I'Jo:ur l'!.n'loH, Lttrgc VutoJety of llrnnltt.l Monuments, !Jncmnttlh: Tuul.� fnr l.cl1crll•� 1111� Canln�.

1 •• 1 ... JUANNlN(w & SON, f11out St., Cot'• Oun'h•al Av••t

PLAINFIELD, N. tl.

-ALL SORT All HOI't� 11!111 01 conilt tlo11� of 111e11 IHWh llltii\1H 1W1:1(1, to thl1 lwnlth, nut\ tun whlclltWA etlll glv<t ynu,

lllllHHl!; • , ' . ,,

w. H. Trenchard, Prescrl 112 II

· oxcorln· r,ora Huitt· UJIHusoa ono

"""'1m'. "'" Hou u Hili11 Iruwea. Ouot• vess�l ti!)OII hul'o no ldlont how

Wtl flo not brllovn tho t 1111,1' one wbo e� It t1 IH'IIt'tico. to I!" UI'OIIIHI uartl iWOJllo whut tht•y Hhnnltl ho thnnk· rol' IH l!Vl!l' llked,-Ati!IIIHOII Wut.e,

THE UNION

TTENTION! Special Sale _thi'--��:�

Window Shades, Lace Curtains,

Portiers $1.98 u --------· ---- --------- - --- -- ------

e�ury Table OoveP�, Poles, Brass Rod

and Draperies hungby ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

cheurlein Bros., (SUCCESSORS TO GEO. F. BROWN,)

Somerset, St., Plainfield, N.J.

4UCTIO" SALE I The purpose of this "Ad" is to get yo�r

.. ,#' • Do you realize that you will g�t",;·�boJt'

two dollars in value. for everx iolr¥;: ;;yo\1 spend at the · i:.::"�;i•�0�\; · ..

MAYO AUCTION:·SALE? His entire stockof

Benjamin J. Mayo, ..JSWELICR ANB IMPORTER. 887 BROAD STREET, below City Hall1 NEWARK.

P. S.- Any article liwt you may fancy will be put up for sale.

Union Busine-ss Colle-ge. Yon wllimnke 110 ml•lnlte \rr Aela!itlll� II Al!ltnol thnt hnR heen olhle tn rlonhle

ItA nttemlnuao In II )'f!lll' wlt,lrnllt olfHI'illl( II Aiii�IH OIIH nr the AO•t'nllell •peolnl hulnce· llll'lli.R, Ol' AOIII\IIljliii(HilfA to 111 1 1'1 1'" )'1111; ti111t, lA it' yon 111'8 HPB}cllll(,

'l'hot'ongh hullvl<lnlli ln•tt·1wt.inn In t.h,. fli•R!, SyHtem•. lualneae � Shorthand � Enalleh NP.W STUOilNTS AUMITTill> AT ANY TIMil. CATALOGUE FR.Bil.

1Jni�•n Dnsinesl!l Oolleae, DIX BlJILDING, EI.I.A.BETH N, .li

nu �·to nc1 Bven1ta1r """"'"'"ll•• HO.AIIT W&.ITif, Prlnolpllo

�� Cloak and

•· .. 'HOUSE IN NEWARK ABlE DRY GOODS.

UVERY and'­BOARDING STABLI

Westfiel�, u' 'L'el. 23·F. FIRST CLASS RIGS.

SPECIALS FOR COLD WP.ATHER: Parlor lt.n,4�:Q!lk StoyJ�, c'�<illalOr- -�����} Put Si�������=���;:::,l Stoves. oti�Hente_r�. hLvnrhuy. Jlods.flo\'e Uulll'tl.!11 Pipo glhDw�. ?:co\lar5, Dt�tn11er.s, 1\tl

l<lntls uf S.to�·c, Ht:tm.lrs;·

Washingto� 4 Per Cent.

Not Enough-. The NewYor k Building-Loan Bank­ing Company offers as a 2a yt!ar

inve:;tment, lts Coupon Shares, 111 denomln:ttions ot $Ioo, lflsoo and �i,i�se�\��:n��;·l��u .Ct\1\�� ��R CENT. PER ANNUM.

Protected by trust deeds and mort- . gages on New York Cl ty real estate, g::ou:g��s,����1��'l6ro�c�:��Y���e:

Sen4 for partlcularo.

N, Y. Building-loan Banking Co,, Ill Fifth Ave., New York.

A Time for Everything. ,JIIttl 110\1' 1 Ul'iW)'tl �IIHli!blc•)(I'IIH flfO

nt tlmh• lwHt., 1\R tho)• Mu cm·u ft�tl, t'ttt. AtcJ Jul(l)'• \\"h(•fl(�'·�r rou wnnt sunwtl.titlL( oxt l'rl. uJr.n frH" runt• Run­tiny tlhmul', Ol' wht�r. you t>XIIOd vlijl• tnrl�t flU� wlmt we lmvu In thu l!no or litlU\1 I'Y uml muaiR. 1"ur u\'tlry nt IJUI' dn\·ln tl1ti wuckttntl fnl' Vl'dllll,t'Y OO• llntiiUIII:I Wll nt'l.ii'Ht.dy to IOfVU )'UU.

Archbold &: Scudder, WESTFll!lLD •.

nonsi'llUAliT•i>TS. HAR:-1ESs, g'fc. T�l. 'C�11· 68::=.

H. E. GAYLE HARDWARE CO.

FtH'IIWI'ly Lntn•'s,

:FRONT ST. AND PARK AVB., PT ... A.lNF'.I"t;:r..n, N • • J.

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E Do not be !lL·r<'il't•rlll�· those who n<l·

\'l'l'ii"e n 8flii.IIO Hell'lll•' Illll<'hhrc for :;;�o.uo. 'l'lr 1.< ld Ill! o!' n�nnl'lli11u c11tt lm llllll!(llt ft'OIIl IIH OI' IIIIY ofOUI'

dauicl'd i'r'ulll $lo.OO to $18,00. WE MAKE A VARIETY,

THE NEW HOfiiE IS THE BEST. '!'Ire Fl!etltlalvrrulneg tho �h·ongth or wetti<lless of Huwlng Mrwbhtes 'l'ho nonhle I•'Ct!cl cum Lined wltl; othm·

Ali'OIIg JIUillhllllllkl•H tho 1\'C\Y ](OIIItl the ),e•t Huwlug Ilfnuhlnu to buy, : Wrile f�r CIRCUI ARS �!.\�,1rt"�,.r1g,tTtr; .. 1-\nwlnl.('l\ltwllliWJol Wu ll!llli\tlhc��fl huJUI"O JIIII'UIIIIHIUg

'I'HD NDW HOME SCWI�G MMHI!Ul �0. ORANQ£1 MAS81

2B Union Bq, N, Y,, Ohlongu, Tll.,Atlnnt.n, On,, Ht, I�t1Uh11;\[u,, JlnllnH1'11nx.1 Hnn J•1rnnc1Mcn; Ou.l

ro" SA�t av

W. IRVING CARPENTER, TINNING, HEATING, ETC.

llan�H Stove 1111<1 •'m•nrwH llepnh'lug, J8 ll�rl 5TIUlllT, Wll8'1PIIli.D, E•thuntu• l'urui•llorl, H.,.l work, Lowut �rlu••• ..

VIA

OLD POINT COMFORT

is a 1nost attractive Autumn trip

Express Steamships of the

Old Dominion U11 leuve Pier 20, North Jliver, foot of n en o h street, New York, evm·y weekday at 31'· ut';, iinivlng 111 Old Point fol· lqwlng morning. Steanlorfor

�··· ,\i',ishlngtou loaves sumo ofeu· itig.

Through ticket return· lng from washington

by rail or water.

Fm· frlll lnfol'llllllion.aPI'ly to

OLD DOMINION STUMS�Ir COMPANY,

8I•8S Belll:h StrNt, NEW yoR� H, B. W 41.1&:11�, Tr�UI11• , (J, '

.., •·'· ' '" '""" .. I, I. 1110� I

2J4,. �6. ::IJ8, 246 •· . •'

Great Reduction for Saturday Only. All offered in the very height of the ·.vearing

season at almost Half thfir True Worth.

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"The PA�IS" Cloak Store, 326 W. FRONT, near GROVE ST.,

PLAINFIELD, N. J,

Wilil't•IIIH\'U \\'nt'lll"o /)1'1!1/ 11/' .-II/ I'll l'l'tlfll 1/11/'Hl fl111l f'•tll/fl, It will Jllll'lt'r till! llhmt\, t!lil'l'l'l'� npd 111111• 111• tlu� �tnlllt\(111 1Uul l'!ti'UII�tlwn llll' �i.•I'\'IIM, lllr·l·I•UnnH wllh t1tU!h lmx. 1-tulll hi' 111'111.\' !;I�IH IJf 1!0111· IJ)' l!lnli l!Jlflll l'tll'tdj!l. oJ' N ll'tiiiiHt• C. II, S�\ITn lc COni' ANY, \\'lJolu••lu AweutH, NEWAI!I(, N. J,

Comfortable, Humellkc, rtodcrn lrnJ!rovcrnents, Oood Table, Centrally LOCIIICd, Permanent Bontders ·

NOVEI�mER 15, l 90 l

SA'l'UIUl.\ YS A'L'

175.00.

PIANOS.

AND . QI�NI�IUt, JOlliJINO,

Oil ijohl tlml <le Hill' quanti I)', S�J·ouL, Wu•Ul••l<l, N, J, 1', 0. !lox Ool/1

2!17-Rmnmit HYl:"UOf' 1wd Pnrk "t.rPet. 40!) -E1w :strt:ftt. arHl Kimbsll �l\'Cuue fi7fi-Brofid HUll n!it]dJetWX Rtl'E(tt". fii.HJ-Uumln•rhmd St. nml booth Ave, BflX-Fhe flpparfi:JPUt hom.-.

U!J-Ceut�-·r Strf•et, C7ru·wu:Jrl.

Aftl'r ;.f->r�ding in HU nlarm F.tallll ramr tlw cH.ll b<Jx uutilurriva] of' ap�eurufnt;

\VJ:.'STJ•'JKJ.D l�O�T Ot'l''JC¥., X·. {!: ����:.���·��:��� :n�Bt�1����\)rf1tir Cl"rk. WM. :\f. TnW:"'I.Irr, Citneral Dellv�r)' Clerkr f!HEJI WI.N'J't:J(, Clerk.

Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat.

This. preparation contains all or the lllgcRtunts ami digests all kinds of

· food. ltgivcsinstant relic! and never· fulls to cure. It nllows you to eat· all the food you want. Tl1cmost sensitive stomachs can take it. By its usc man:r thousands or !lyspeptlcs have beea tured after everything else failed. It. prevents rormlttion of gas on the •to!Jlo ach, relieving all dlstrcssnl'tercatin& Dieting unnecessary. I'leasant \otaki. It oan't help

but do you good l'repa:rcc1 onlyhyF.. 0. nnWITT&Oo., Ohkaga, Tbu $1. J>..-.t.t.io culltullls 2)1 t.imvstbuWe. �12.0..

New Jetsey. Hef"hlcttct•, 31 �u��e,.. !-1t, P. 0. 1\n:x t!ll.

WOHK 8A�'I�l'AC'l'OI\IL\' IJDl/1�.

VERY REAL. WtJ}ul\'tl hcmght pnprr cll'�ol�nnd

lt)' t<l11111l of lllU Un•t cu·tl"h ttll!1 tho llrmt.•l'!l tllltl Uw l'n!lttA'll ltJ.tlt ''OI'Y 1'1•111,

fj'}u•r-l• fU'tl lltil!'l\. lWtUI!Jrlll !OfJtiOf• rlit'llt.. nl' illl' lttp�tl' :clt•Mnd:tt·.�' 11r' 11111l �'kl\1� 11ntl Wtl mh·t�tJ nn l'l\rly tonk nl tlH'IIl.

.... .... Charles C�ickenbergerl �:����,e�:· House Painter and Decorator.

· · s Snmething Special. 8�111\ )' 1J Ill' lll'tiHl'8 lt�;�re 1wxt lime.

L. DUOHI, Fruit, Cortlec!lnnery, Sotlr� Water nnd Nuts,

ILAUEJ,Pli!A Icc Crenm �lt\ll11lt!t\ 1'01' u\t Ul'l't\I!IOII!ol,

UROAIJ R'l'I!NI''l', \I'NS'l'l'n:J.IJ,

-J;Qg "MARKET 8c HALSEY STs;.

Making, Laying and ------------

Uning Carpets Free.

A propngit.ion fr;mght witlt greut�at thos� <JOIJ te m plnthtg i nt·

· t is tnkan

. D. Bennett. I"

Loin Chops, I� ·· Rih· ill Sli�.t�.lder Chops, '/�

•Lamb, '' PORK.

Pork, 13c. 2 los. for �ll 13C, 2 lbs. for · l�

GROCERY and MEAT MARl�! 12 6 Broad Slreel,

WESTFIELD, N.J.

N >II':A'J' DJ;PAR'I.'Mgl\'1' TR A l t p 1 ' ewi:OUipll'!e llllll'i{d. ill [!,elf, Ntuw . owes fiCa llllt the BE:i'l' MEATS 111 til" R • 1i

The Best Shoe for Women. .JOHN H. DOANE,

Mllll)' .ltll'!t Htyi<'R 1111tl DecurutlouR iu Ohocola te, Salad & Dinner Setv.

Art Pottery� Louwelsa Pedestal .. Tardiniers, etc.

Jos. W. Gavett, PLAINFISI.D.e N • .J •

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Try A cent-a-Word 1dv.

'l'hln "Do )'Oil tlrinlt

lith'<] A'UIItit'lllltll UJ 1111Vt1111( l)lll

tlw Amot'll•an IL'1111 HliJ<Jiut•t him in

THE UNION COUNTY -J. D Bennett ilHs u�<led a IUeat

partmeut iu hil'\ groeery swre.

-The town committee will me"t uight in regnl•r sesKiou ut � o'clock

-D1· Apvleton �forgan of New was 11 visitor in Wes!fifllcl on �'�"'"'"'vi::-

B. CariJe1Tf has returned from a bnsiu�s8 hip soot,il.

-Burl Clul'it has euteretl the employ of grocorym<11l J. D. Bennett.

cunveJJtiKt Elizaln-Jih A[Jl'il2ud, W. Joyc" will pt·e•ide,

-Ml;s Fim·ence Barton S[teut Snu <lay with he1· pu1·ents on Elm street.

-Hat'l'y Rlclull'<lsou w ill field uext Monday for

-J, S. A. Wittke Ita• purchHsed the Belche1· provertr 011 Dudley avenue. ·

Hnmmoml is the boot bluck at

at 7 o'clock. Lizzie Beck. ·

tonsorial parlors.

-If yon are going to <lo any shopping, 1·eu<l the udvertisements of tho busim!s< bou""s who patronize the Standard's ad­vertising columns. They ara reliable.

-1'he dry goode merchants ofNewurk annm1uce that there will not be an ex cur•ion from Somerville, Plaintleld, Westfield aml intermediate points this fall.

-The Liucolu A. A. were again dis· appointed in not having n foot ball game last SatnrdHy. A game·had been sche•l• uled 1vith 11 Jersey city team which fail­ed to put in an appearance.

-George Forster will lead the prayer meeting of the Westfield Cadets on Ilion

day eveuiug. These weekly pmyer meet.ingR 11re becomiug ver)' popnlnr u'1i10ug the boys.

York, where he has

-J. W. Ban, of ·on the

5th arid games with the

Weslfleid club team, ·These games will opeu the Dally Press Bowling League.

-The foot. b�U team of the Lincoln A. A. will meet the Or1mford eleven tomor. row afternoou at R•creation P .. rk. The Cranford boys put up a stiff game nud the local boys will have to play s1vift to win ont.

-'I' he Daily Pre•• Bowling Leagne has been formed am\ will cowmence Decem IJer Gtb The following clubs are In-- the league: Westfield cini>, Roselle Caelno, Cr unford Casino am\ the Park club of Plainfield.

-Barry Zauhuriuh uru\ M. J. an ''urguuteot'' \Vednes<lay arl11h will · ""'", "!"i!'.t.•�·�

ltiH lllteeS\lli'H 1\'UI'a 1\(!IJUStOUien,,"-JJlX• (•lift II gr., :.:.on 'J'uesrllly evening Nov. 20th,' 11

1mulio 1neetlug will be helcliu the hall of

the uew Wu•hiugtou sc!wol building to consider tl<e puroh11se uf the Hem•y Parlt flll' school pnrtJOses. At thle uwetlug the citizens of Westflelll will be uske<l to nuthol'iza lhe Bounl of E1lncutlon to pnl'· chase this proJlert� 11t a sum notaxceeulng

:.first pl'izu ··

avar•ngs •to, Second $u. N� wlil be r11io•vsrl to tuke more '·Hv_o��:��T�IA'

HEADACHESI0'1: . 00 1 this amouut to be rulseu either by dlrecl tuutiou or by the lasulu11 of

bonds,

th1111 one prizo. Wutch sorue of thei� !I<'Od thing� 110 to a Westflaltlolub bow. Jar,

Dew .&re T••• Jlld•••• t �.��bl�1.��'lii:�I�:.':J�JJ�.�gll"���::, rt.?:

Twlcll are w� born, once to the phyB. leal cxistruco n11<1 thon iu tho por •lod or awakening persounllty to tho myster:r or tltu IOUl,-Ladlca' llotoc JoDI'Ual.

Fl'ni'sh llOOUt 0111' iallll<hy work whinh is approved by the p•u·ticuinr 111'111 and 1111mirml by uil. : :

No danger of •pots 01' blemishes. No nucertaiu bund les. Y'ou'illii<e the appearance when the clothes. come imck to you and the ion� life of the gnrment, which eom s from CH.rPfnl hnndliltg, ··. · �····. ·" • •

. ,,WEBTFIBLD BTEIM anf HAND LAUNDRY. E; B. Woodruff, Prop.

WILLIAMS & BASSETT,

.Suburban. Delivery Monday, Wedne1day, Friday. Tel. 10l.

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withfi�;;d'"'�:1b1ie Butter 23c i Choice Mixed Tea . .... .. . ... . asc lb Extia Fin�,J�',·se/1'omiltcies.: .. . 10� . 1' Sall!os C?fiee,. . .... . . · ,� > �·.• sc�� ·:,i · l .!·:S,.cluJs·,m,\txly���m!e·l:.��s::.';:.· ... , ... 2sc : Fmest l\Irmcnbo Coffee.·,;:,,. :25C,;, •.... : orn · · ,.. · ::asc : Our StJec'l Blend .Ttl I'll MQcl;:�:

��::;;� {lM,ilk:: � i::;::: :2sc

, Bib p'k'ge New Pr�p1 Hndn�)\H1J f.iro t 3 '.1 " Ntnv-·Prep;" .. Wlom·,t·(��.�j��:.� � J Ext.rlt Fh1e 1\luple.���l'_ll{?�,��\',H.!.���,I,�"�' : Chnl.ce Sngar D1'ipR;:q\F/·"::tl:i':·:i::r.oc·

S · Full Creu'm \JhueHe, El.nglt�h.b,;i0y ChiiPs.;;' Cr�lllll CheeRe. Swiss Cheese, 11lnnRtet' C)1eese, llOCJilefort Citeeso, Cnwember-t. Cher•e, l\lcLnreu's Cheese,

Eanlll Cheese, llcL'\.rtm's Hoqm�fol't Oht:H!Se nutluu eudl�s3 Ynri�ty of other goods to numerous to mentiOn.

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1 .M. B. WALKER, Grocer, Westfield. � Tel. 35-A. I . ' ........................... � .......................... �.

A JUDGE OF JEWELRY

-·:. ,.!

Oollsldors not only thij jelvdllts�i � .hL�t thii' wo1·knllmship in its setting. wa:,k·�ali':: tlou of brenstplnnud rlngje,\vel!iil · ' · · , ".,·_:;·.�---<�'Vi'

yo11 olloose, Ottr rap•1iL' cleprrtruent has gr�wn coo· stautly, dna pat•tly to tire ransonibiella�! of our pr•ioee, but prlm<�rily to the o�ra·riud skill we e1ert. ·

R. BRUNNER, WATCHES and JEWELRY, 140 Broad St.

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ENTERPRISE KNOWS NO LIM IT. We have erected a very large building and have filled it wi

the best, largest and most varied collection of

ouse Furnishings, Food and Raiment in the State •

. ·· ubstantially rivals any si milar display shown · ·· · New York, Boston or Philadelphia.

We are not through, however, with the work . . rebuil(ling and the uplifting of the character of · New Jersey's retail trade, but every day pushes us

on to even grander achievements with this

JOll 89 H, 111\\•Hy)o: tu l\IIOW tile Pllill!Ct' or· )'0111' plel\11'".-l•'i'l'll<•t·le tr. Snilth In wo·mnn's IIollle Cuv•van· lon.

The W or!�' s Mast Cam�lete S�re FALL &. WINTER WEARABLES, Home &. Pure Food Supplies.

WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD ON RELIABLE GOODS; THE ONLY KIND WE OFFER.

HAHNE & CO., Newark.

Sis IJI{OAO STREET, NEW AKK, N, J, 1 lJ\lt It mnkcs one ·ovor to be bitten In t!Je back by a frlend,.;_Drlita. �·� ' .

Outfitters and Clothiers,Mar hall 807 to 8].} Broad Street, · 8 NEWARK. N. J. . & Ball. Clothing We make clothing and keep it in stock for the man or boy

who is in a hurry; we make clothing to measure for the man or boy who prefers to choose his own material and model. All

our clothing bears our guarantee for fit and quality. Boys' Suits range in pt•ice from $:z.go to $10.00; Overcoats from $4.00 to $to.oo, ace� to size, fabric and style. � Suits or Overcoats cost from $18 to $25. Made=to=measure prices are n little

· higher; the assortment of styles and fabrics is unusually extended. Very special at·e the $10 Overcoat and $12.50 Suit, both ready=to=wear, and the custom made Suit and Overcoat at $25. each.

Sh Whether for Men, Women or Boys, are deservedly popular because of C..1eS the pains we take with leather, styles and workmanship. Every good toe·shape. A visit will convince you that we can fit any foot, please

every taste and come within your price limit. Ask to see our Col t Skin Patent Leather, it doesn 't crack or check.

Furnishings If you have never examined our stock of Underwear it will pay �·ou to do so. We carry every desirable line­not a job lot in the house; we resew buttons ; we sell

at close prices-all weights and all seasonable weaves. In Neckwear, Shirts-white or colm·ed, Gloves-for street or dress, Nightwear, Bathrobes, Suspenders, etc., we challenge competition in quality and price.

Hat t!. The largest and choicest stock we've ever shown. No matter what .::J shape you lil.;e, or what price you want to. pay we can p lease you.

Alpines, Det·bies, Silk Hats, Opera Huts, Caps, Ct·ush Hats, and the incomparable Stetson Soft Hat.

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Marshall & Ball, Everything to wear for Men and Boys and some things for Women. � � 807 to 813 Broad Street. Newark, N. J.

�ULLINS � SONs. 218 and 220 Market Street,

NEWARK, N. J.

Special Price 22.00. rooo IRON BEDS H�gnlm· Price 4 00.

THTS WEEK Special Price 1 .98.

YOUR CREDIT IS ALWAYS GOOD AT OUR STORE.

MULLINS & SONS, 218 and 220 MARKET STRET, NEWARK, N. J.

Bmnch Stores: Paterson, jersey City nnd Brooklyn.

Plant Trees! UNION WATER COMPm We tfield Nurserl'eS Jncorpor•ted .s,.. orMonlJ•UI! S 'l'he Union Wnter Coruvanysnt•llil ths inhal>itants o! tile villageo of ru A1·e ut the junction of �lonn- wood, Westtiehl, Cranford and Rw\1 tuin a\'CJI\\11 lllllltipringflnltl roa<l one with wnter for domestic nse.

aml hulf miles nortbwunl from the "Tbe Fures! anUtttlesltbal Mallrtclllill.' Westfield clepot.

Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Rosas and Flowering

���� :lt��t; ����N;.t!'[•f.�� �W��\IeA"��J,bE��� featllng b1dr�tUIIC t!Xpf'lf, of liof!ton, ��d r,n­l.IO\IIlcetl by hinl to be ""·"t�r ut rt>af &mrlt)',1' and in a letttJrto one of • Jllt.lron� be alld't "'You al't! to be 111 on hu·lng �o good M. lmllJlly, h1 Ye M o,ul:lct )' whate,·er as to lUI wb•l�mt-

Shrubs, D\f.t·�' lntHreMt of tht! Com J!l fdtJI� wltb U1e Ylllllges in which If you cau 't spare time t� come rt1!''r�ttl� �l�r�u�i�y ����:teul elr aro to the Nurser·y callut my resulence tm>Opertty. orer 'l'r•enclmrd's tlrng atore, on- Tire Comp��ny refer& toalllt1 Pair* tl'llllCC on Prospect street. A re/Jtesentotlre of tile Cnuwanr •Ill �

1Jie!l8ec to call on lt�trtles who do Jlt!tat p:ut1<1 uetl ,,..�att!r from It� malus, aJul tllllalll raa

Theodore A Ball, terllls,metbn<lor••n·ic•.•'c·

1 P.o. Rnx fill! llnion Water Company.

The Cranford Gas Light Co.

(J:>CORPOI\A1'�;D 18;�.1 &>�

GAS Stoves for Heating,

AS Ranges for Cooking,

FIXTURE\!. A1�0 rURNISl!ED

At 6!l Broad Street. Elizabeth.

Daguerreotypes Can 8a Cleaned and Restored

'rll ''" their orJghurl bttlUit,l' by noc� "'OOU, J440 Ut•tuulwuy (4nth Strlltl), ;

, '\�., t"••r oUtl t\n1\a't'. Sem\ by "'"ll nr If 1••:111'L!I· Jlllg-u.,•·•'t!tltYI••'�'� Kl,·e uwrf �ol I f11ch:ar'· (lOJsl:t�S Umu nit)' utlser •h

J•lo!.Ul'flo bt�l1 One t U�ttomer writes: "'l'he tJl.Jotogrt\11 � ot cltt.�lllrt•eotytJtl) wns reeelrtJd )'el!terd-J t�: I Rill delighted wlf.l1 It; feu! tb•t I re•llf �:� Ul)' dear U'l'tUidmuther wHh JJJB 111;Jd!:· ehu:et·eh·. E, \V. P .• Wlls11ington, [1, G.

,v, f!!l, .rnu�ul'!!ol'i, �T cosT PRices. Mason & Builder

WliSTJIII!I.IJ OFFICI!: f:StLtlA�'flS OIFHNON' .4L�L KC!t'DS Ol•' JI.ASON WO/IK.

Jobblnw Pr�mptly Attended 1" Sf E.L.M STReET, WESTFIELD, N, ,J, " N J ' 31111"1RST ST., • westfleldo • '

E,.r)'ll•ll.l� Mount Ararat 1"'11"'"

... JAMES MOFFEn ... Creamery �:�:�� CARPENTER I IRA o. L.AMRERT. P�Of• ANn

BUILDER. Prospect Street,

Westfteld, New Jerse)', Estimates Cheerfully Fur­

nbhcd.

CLARK!iON,1fllh c, 'f. �lll.l.f.Ro l'ru. ,C, Jl, V p ll. Ao NllWCOriP.R, Sc<Y• I< ' '

Fall Term lc nUt Y� 0 ( 'II \'Jt)Uldh� J4oma IIHiliJJJJII'Ill� !lrtl 0 lllfll uniJ!ir"

nJ ht!J"H,IIUC.'ti.llfo.U ll( tlUJil' IlL IIIlO)' lfl'f�:�qf.VlJCA• '1'111�1KsJ'l'l'!lllly11'''�"r".� TION' 1 Wllleh L'llll I ill \'t'J'Ifll'd, II)' Ill

i'�·r·N'E'W JERSEY , ----- BUSINESS COLLEGEP�;�'�,

r�. s. 'l'AY Lon, 68� Broad Street. H!'•,:��jlu� OJiJlnHittJ ·�lmut'Y Pnt•k, nnlllllO f

PRAC'l'IOAJ, PIANO 'l'UN.ER, '""'lll'u, r• t•l"Kuel<''' Jlltl' n.mlnhchL 1111H�lun�. �� d �t mr,JZA!Ig'l'H, N. J. N. "'J''.·'lB'···;�·s·I, IIc,u S Coll�rrct ���:�: •. �. WeHtflslr11'11fln+mlntla f1hrnl'l U llll g,

THE UNION . COUNTY STANDARD. FRIDAY, 7

O'NLILL'S Sixth Avenue 20th to 21st Street, N. Y.

. Thank��vi�g_Da� W�_nts . . =---- 'l'hc grcnt Natiom1l Holiday is uppro11ching. It will be hero bofore you know it. Don't wait until tho last

111 inn te to supply vour wants for the t�ble, bnt buy them this week. We offer yon on excellollt opportn11ity to do so 111 n consideraille sal'ing.

Dinner Sets �--------------�� of Amet·ienu Porc�lahJ, 100 )Jieces, sttveml fiue tl�cumtiuus tu cho11S� from, all gohl tmce1l . . ...... . . 0 98 set Gnme EMo .. . .. . .. .. . .... 798 to21'jQU :� Fi•h Sets . . .... . . . .. . ... .4,<181o 25.00

;11 Pressed Classware. . .. ·,fj Bowl9, B hu:h .. .. , •• . , , ...•• ;•, 1;', :�; ('elt'ry 'ra·ays. , , . , , , • , , , . , , · · ., Olive Dishes . . . . . . . . . ... . ·

Celery Dipe, •lnz ........ .' ··j Half Gallon Pitchers , , • • Gines Sets, 4 Pieces . • · >: •:,;;•¥b·:·•···;:7-1 rfltUibh:ll'S, BHCh,,,,, ·,,, � Chopping Bowls, , , • • , , ,

:; A complete Stock :1·1 of Carvlng s�tEI, Coffee J DiHhPB, Cludlug Diahefl

# A host of 1=-----Electricity Never Sleeps:

. No� Does Good Advertising.

... This .Spa'Ce R.e.served ... BY THE \

United Electric Co., of New Jersey, Elizabeth, �ew Jersey.

217 BROAD STREET.

J. S. IRVING CO., DEALERS IN

Coal, Lumber, Buildln& Matanalsl Mouldin&s and Klndlin& Wood. Fertilizers

For Lawn, Carden and Field.

Office and Yard···Central Ave., near R. R. Crossing, Westfield Orders by 1\lail Will Receive Prompt Attention.

T.ELEPHONE 19 A.

Nc:>RTH 1UlENU6 HOTEL, .· w. H. GROGAN,

Ao coaaaGiatloa• tor Tralloieat Boarclero. +

Proprietor Board bv Week or Month.

EXCELLENT SUliLE AND SHED ROOM. Opposite �tiUldard Uulldln�e.

NICHT CLASSES nn':! uow heinf..{ org-nuiZHil at the

PlAI�FIELO BUSINESS COLLEGE 'rhe IHllllO brnuohes at·e taught ns iu thfl dn� Bf'R8iOH. Many of om· for111er nlghtstmleuts Ill'"

filliug l(oml t>ositious. One is getting t2•i 11 week. Mcmclay. WtHluesllltY & Fri{lny ntghts1 from 7.30 to 0.30, $!11 lltollth.

"W'elilt.lleld, N, d

Weddings, Ent crtainrncnts,

Reveptions, ,

A, A. PHEL.PS, A. M.1 President. ��=�§�§�§§§�=:� Plainfield, N. �. ouy unnk 11111�. !(

FOR Til£ CHOICE

Oil & Water Color Paintings ! PlatlunmH, Out•holls, Etohlllf!s,

liiiRl10US, utc, Now lUlU �put lnl Oe�llol'lll'l In

Picture Frames and Mouldings At'tl>ts & Dr11nghtsuums �llltet•inl•,

'!'he MHnrtmonl wal! novot• 1noru cotnlJietfJ Ia �'I'YI,E OR VARIE'I'Y,

Pntutllll&'ll Ohmllllfl, RotouclH!fl Rntl \'at'lllsbml.

Es>ohllshoillrus, -::::::::::::::::::::::::� PHILIP SWAIN Pr�octlcRirllldor _ t& Frame M1Lkn, · C W d Ad Jf7 w. Fronl81rool, PLAINFIIlLD, N. Jo Try .. a ent•l• or v.

Kl�n·n's The 'Great Cill(!llevalli continues a•

thelemli11g attraction nt K< ith's Uuioll Sqtuu·e 'l'heatre, New. York. This i' the tenth week of this artist's success, \Vhich bas heeu really phenomlnal. An other •ttraction that bids stl'Ongly fm• �:opulurity is tile B. F. Keith f\10,000 pro· clhctiou of living .art studies. A new cmo<lel has been added this week-Mio;

· · Adams·-�>ho is well known ns "Gib•on" gh·ls. Otl1er at· tile long bill are May !Won·

, Edwards; L11 Mar 11nd Gn· Fortnnl Bros., Geo. W. · ·Hm, L•Vella T•·io, Sam

& c Winchester, R.nR· & LR\Vt'euce;

and Stereopticou.

Street Theatre, where it e�Jtens on its Aecoml month next mondal'

No\'embet· 18th. Not si11ce the days of "'l'he Old Hmnestea1l" lllltl "Blue Je11ns'' ha• such 11 strong hit beeit scoretl at JU1mager Rosenquest's tbeat1·e. The new play is being reoeived with great enthusiasm and frequent ctll'tllin calla lot• the comptmy at every perforuumce. Sentl the chlld•·eri to tile matinee on

Saturday .

senting Hat'l'y cotitedy, ''The Liberty" Mntlison·Squ'nre 'l'he'utl;e, will this house till Decemhet• 28th; · tills m•gnnizlllion will tunt• the 1ml cities of the country. This th• greKtest hit ever staged nt son·Square. "The Liberty genniue mnslcnl novelty uud is uutl wlJolesome eutet'tniumeut "'l'ecially clellghts ludie9.

Nixon & Zhnwet·ulun's the Loudon G11\ety "Tbe Messenger

Duly's 'rhentt·e till new yeat·, Mr. extenclelr its his ,,·,u.ails"

. TAPE WORMS U.,l 1apo '"ortb el�hCccJt fed long Q� lenst Ctt.llto on Lhn IIOoi\O nflot• my tl\khHJ two OASOAUB'l'S. 'l'bls 1 um nllrtl ha.s cnmmi.l my

batlllon.lth tor tho pusttbrco l'OIH'S, I nnt etUl taklnK Ontloluots, tho only ontburUc worthy or nolloe by souslhlo pootl)U.11 GElo. w. DowrlEB1 Ualnl, Mlaa,

W. V. Snyder & Co.'s SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SALES .

byp

A Rousing Sale of Dre.ss ·

Black and Colored Goods

Big Sale of Carpetings . . .. All the Best Grades Priced Exceptionally

Sale of Thanksgiving Table Lirie ·

Sale of Thanksgiving Silverware. Sale of Thanksgiving Chinaware.

Come in anv day and every dav during these sales. Take any trolley car-the all transfer to our doors.

W. V. SNYDER & CO., c:�:.::· FREE DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE.

Ant'f.,.ton of t1t'• Ofttrlollj '1'\w ostrich IR n ucArl'llllnnt or n genne

"STANDARD OF HIGHEST MERIT,"

. . Badorsed by Jendlnlf arllsls, mlfslolans aalf &be masic-lovlu� ,puhlio every,.•here,

Pinos Exch��nged. Sold on Easy Payments.

33 UIION SQUARE. WEST1 r;�·:t:.:r.� NEW YORI.

is a ltn t•mlcss substitute fot• Castor 011, Pr.re. , aml Soothing 8yt'U}JS, It IH PlcaSilnt, It;

neitlwt• 0)Jium, 1\Im'l•lline 1un• otbet• Nm•cotio :";l!lltb:stu.nee. Its age b its gmunntce. It destroys 'Vormtt

l�m·m·islmcss. It cures Dhu•J•Jumt aml 'Viml It relleYeS Teething Troubles, cm•es Consti]lntioo

It assimilates the Fo01t, regulates till! �t•Dilllnell nml giving ltCnlthy tlml natural sleep.

, The Ohlldl'Cn'fl Pauaccn-Tile lUothcr's Friend, ALWAYS

�� The Kind You Havo Always Bought

In Use For Over 30 Years. or 1111·� wl1i�h in pt·�hlstorlc times nt· ��======·•:•:••: •:••:•:•:••:•:••:•:•·:•:•:••:•:••:•:••:•:••:•·: •:•w: ••:•:••:": •:· ::::: tnlnod' on cnoJ'I\10liR Hl?.c, It> the nlln· vinl dci>ositR or Mudnsnscnr ovldunce bftl bC�ll tOUUd to BilOW tllat OBII'iChCI ------ �-, .. _ .... ____ _

tourteou nntl OttOl'D roet In behrbt once Try A ttent-a-\Yord AdY. llnil oA tbe.lslau�. U -·

... . ..... ···- ___ :::.../;;.·'l�ii· •. '71 .It Pays.

is proving to be the most satlsfnc·' tory ill en's shoe WC hni"C ever sold,

We have' 11 Waukwell� 11 ln"'all sizes and styles, and can commeml ,t.hcm: fontyle, eas;v"'"·' •lc:o and long wear • . .. ·.·. .. ,'

Be sure: and see thelll purchasing : li1ferlilf, stiocs' the same i11lce� ;<;,''' · � ·

We know the i•\Vaukwcll " shoe will please you. * PIKER SHOE CO . , *

B 1·ond S t . , Westfield.

Keep yom· horses

You can find them hrre for little and big girls.

,_,,.., '"'"'"'•' On dainty and J=OI. . ..:i'\HJ•I manni>h lasts.

l'ont comfort and style in one, l'lcaocd to show

Jno O'B ienis. 1 .\ 1 Broad St.

jjiJJ /t I/1A'//Pfll EVERYBODY'S S'fORE Stocks are large enough to satisfy everybody's tastes ; prices low enough to meet e,•erybody's pnrse ; terms accommodating enough to make buying easy and a positive treat.

Parlor Suits from $16.50 to $150, The B�t Equipped Bedding Department.

Sprlnca, all aizes, USc for tbe •1.00 ones.

Woven Wire Springs, $1.49. 01 Extra Heavy\VO\•en\Vire :tJ .69.

All Iron Springs, t2.98, Bolsters, $1.15 up.

Com forters, 71ic,$1,$1.25 up.

Mattre•seo, all aizea, Of J>r.celsior, lt1 .98.

Soft 'l'op Mnttress, lt2.8D, Husk Mattress, t3.98.

All Cotton, tG.69, All Hair, 18.1111, Pillows, 11.69 pair up,

Blrmkets, 75c, B5c, $1.00 Up.

Oak Bedroom Suits, $13.98 to $150. Nowhere Can You Find Carpets Like These so Cheap :

• Heavy lngralaa, :Z!Ic, .Ill�. 42<: yard. All Wool IDJralna, IIJc, 60<, 69c yard,

Moquettea for 89c, 98c, 1 . 1 5 yard. Ooo&l BruMtels, 49<:, 116c, 6.Jc yard.

Extra Brussels, 67<:, 7Sc, 80c yard. Velveta now 611c, 75c, 89c yar•.

Japan•••! !lloqu�tte, Smyr!'"· Wilton , . Axmlaster and Daghestan Rugs-Ingram Art Squares, Ltnolenm•, Oilcloths and MattlDgs-rery small prict!S.

.Sideboards-$12.98 to $100,00.

Re Mllrc It'$ " No,_7 M " uml you see the fi1"'&t name " Amos" l.Jcforc entcriul;'our

l.'MH-i _ OR YOUR · U \'.' .� 'l'BHMS. J � I� 1-: It lJ LI . I VH�< I H:(.

A. I•1hutc Dclinl'_\" Wngor, Swt on I{HJttest, " 'fcleph011C !jbO.'.' �end fnr Xt•w 4�wPn�-:e Cntulogut,

· ----

Car Part! pairl to Bur!frB.

A Woman's Beauty KODAKS I :•:::�;c::·:,::,:;;:h· � -AND ��..h!..§§ I Harness, W h i ps . � BAUMAN'S

i!'O wm·lh t•nrilll-{ for, tllltl those wnmeu Hl'e Ull!ilt wit:� wl!o 1 tmrefnl of tlu., nppPnr1mce. Arttw thd Muuuuer outing the fnce.fR to he tuuuetl. the •kin rough mul •nullln·ue<l. �IHny toilet. Krtlule�· ne .. <leol to pnt the fle•h in Jll'OI••r cmHiitiou. We hove them ull.

Hay Wum, Cold Cream, Olycerlne, Brushes,

Witch Hazel, Talcum l'owder, Camphor Ice, Face Robes � p.;t; Studio, Th B Ph Horse Equipment&. � 36 ELM STREET. e ayard arma�y

I'Ul�"-"V It i i'T IC IN'"' CA UJ�P UJ,]A \." C0::\11.'0U . .N

� .. ,.,,.,,.,�...::-o· It ---------- Corner of Broad and Elm Sta .. Westfield I � � -----------�------�--------------------------���; �!· .. ���.�.·�·,. I ��o?tut ��� �O'!\iN� Bt\CK.

. .� I eusi•st. 111011 most PCflllll!ld: I

ru�, the peolplo Ul'U huck from C9llll try, illtJilllll:n!, .

P I N E L A N D I cul uoal"l<et. tn IJ""<le with 11t Juke lllld SIJIISIIOI'e 'J'hey 111"0 , l i i iXiOIIS for tim UBI 11n >en""'" nf the yeHr iR things ou tlHJ nmrket, and . we:u'e prupnm•l for tlwtl.

INCUBATORS and BROODERS. O.nt· ,''lll'll cnlioetion of oxcel l.oil t ; ; fi t.'y . and fnncx goo;�d 81 TWETTY 1 9 0 I llAK'riN §N''IlEK'S wil l t n l.tlt"IJSt OI'Ol'J 0110 who IS look111g for qnnhty a

t flCOIJOlll \' Y EARS. No. 40 Elm St . , Westfield. · ·

Cuncfse Cata .. l.ead Nnw. lugur. from

I p, o. Uull: s:n We.•nfleld, or BEST Of E v e r yt h i n g I n M E A T S

n c & Brooder Co., ---------- ----Jamesburg, N. J,

PA N A M A A L P I N ES.

Chas. Zeitelhack, House, Sign nnd Decorative Pai n t· l ng and Paper Hanglna.

}j,J HS'l' C l "\�� W O H I\ Cl lJAHt\!\'I'I�EH. 1', 0. Box t ;6, Westfield, N . J.

E V E R Y nne kllnw� t hlt-i lllHI'kt•l k l't'JI� t l iC\ htl!-!t uw�ttn lltlll Vt�lwtnhlel'- nt t lw tuul'!t 1 ca:-onnble pric.::�,

J. wl s I NGER I lJ Prl�r�i�����l�=t!!� .P. ---:::-�---:::-::-::-

* SEE OUR WALL PAPER SPECIAL Tl ES. * � ' ' . . ��

L. A. PI KER'S .. Broad Street, WESTFIELD.

- . ----- ----- --·---- -�

Pa ragon Fu rnaces� l llll·o spenial points nl supe!'iol'ity and nnu ol' tl ioso pluce<l i n a •l wel l in� nl1iiil!

11 \\'111'111 house in tho coldest of wc·ltlher.

Thco. A. l'oJll•

i lcox' & Pope, CARPENTERS & BUILO�R��

1 03 CENTRAL AVEN,UE! :

.son, A8H ,.DROOK1 N, J ,

MMII Orders Prun1plly PUled,

WESTFI £LO, N. J,

H.st;1nntes Cheerful ly rurlll&h�� �� Jobbing l'romptl)' Attea