New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1918, Page 10

The Classified Columns are your agents-the penny ads reach hundreds in the city every week night and the chances are that several read- ers out of the hundreds will be interested in your propo- sition. Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprlsmg ' quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will I surely remain in the finder’s hands if he dces nct know | who lost it. ERA: USUAL LOW THE NEW OUR PRICES ® - b LOWER ARTFOR L. THAN EVER. . Until September 13, Inclusive CASH IN Al)VA’\TCE MINTMU ! CHARGE 100 | ONE CEI\T AWORD EACH IN DERTIQN. PHONE —_—— MAIL AND ORDERS CAREFULLY 1”|ll‘ FIVF COMPLTE NT All the miist Advertisements classified be che for column Herald p. m. on the TEACHERS he for art Are regularly emploved in free classes lamp Tenement, improvements 1Wwood st and crocheting North Appl mbroidery work, Knitting shade making and crepe paper rope work. These second art departmen clas meet daily in the TO RENT—Seven room t All modern improvements paths, screcns, 193 Main irday floor. Children’s fine art embroidery class every shades, Room ind Monday Saturday from 9 a. m. to 12 m. Adult classes all day. Officc tore. B Materials, of course, he purchased in this are t evening Furnished four rooms. No children. Ad Lucky Purchase of o > Apartment, Herald Office Tennis Rackets §-—— — P UNIFORMS h Floor / ite 17 apartme forms in nake$ high and yles,/ some having ollar, slight! been as high 34 to 46 i turer about to $10 TO R Cosy home-like rooms, furnished, (price right) try, 84 West suit improven Room Tel Fifth Floor b Eureka a prominent manufac- Main $t., 50 Tennis Rackets; rom Four-raom tenemer Modern impr Sale Prices as 3 n a.ck Soisette Dre and not all worth §3 tockwell ave follows 9 84 to 46; i Rackets; regular price ments. Inquire 42 1eme Gler Show Apply of ents, nt $2.00, for 5 Rac for g R —Tenement of All modern improvements; 2nd 475 Arch st. five regular price floox 3dx LOST—Bc and 77 Kl money and Return to 77 street con opera- tor Elm St Oliver and post oflige corner Main ts stamp, ind ) incoming Arch street trol- book containing Liber: f s or return- to rd same 17 Ingineer's field vicinity of Arch and IFriday. Return to Board of lic Works office, City Hall note hoo Hart strec pin between Francis streets. Suitable reward Hawker siven if ISlm St returned to housework. 102 Harrison St e in faraily, ID—A waitr Lunch, 348 | TO RENT — GARAGE Court. Rackef regular price = e for Rackets; regular price rman -5dx TO RENT—36X18 ft. Main street store; purpose. Apply space in re suitable 94 Main stree $4.00, $1.98. Spald- 3 Rackets Jio and other $5.00, for Repaint Golf E necluding Dunlop, 'Silver ings, Honor, R regular price for ar of any et. 28-tf well-known makes, condition, 35¢ ea., in excellent 4 3 for $1.00. $6.50, Rackets for $2 Rackets, BASEBALL SUPPLIES regular pr At Cut Prices 3 Rackets, Official lar price $10, regular price 2 = i TO RENT—Two nicely furn lambs’ front rooms, all convenience $7.50, for $3.98. M h street. [} lambs’ gut; regu- T for $4.50. a Floor Furniture Pol- NOTICE. Goldsmith’s League ished Cement, 7c. i Milk Bottle r Cov- Ditson’s Tennis price 50c, Sale Wright & 3alls; cgular Price 42c. Ball, 95¢ each. AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken Gloves and onable rates. Mitchell chard Covert. Tel. Tuni Shoes at lowest B, ers, DI out six -6dx GOV T needs 20,000 women ington. Examina: in August. Exper- ience unnecesary. Women desiring government positions write for free particulars to J. Ci Leonard (f mer Civil Service Bxaminer), 107 Kenois Bldg, Washington. 7-20-5dx tions everywhe WANTED — Experienced cook and waitress willing to go to Madison Apply New Britain Lumber and Coal Co., 301 Park st. Mrs. Howard L. Platt. 7-19-4d WANTED—Two waitresses, taurant, 73 Church. ROOM AND BOARD Main Street. at "The Shoe Ciearance e Arch Preserver Oxford South 6-6dx In soft vici kid, full round toes and low hee Is now in full swing and better values in Summer We have just received a shipment of these | comfort-giving, corrective Shoes and those who have Automobile Part Taken Out sonable rates. Allen car. Covert. Tel. 255-12. Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords it has never been It is the harvest time, indeed, our zood fortune to offer. Ric| Rea- hard been waiting can now be fitted. Warm weather brings out all kinds of foot trouble. Let our specialist advise you how to pre- vent it. Shoe Department, 2nd floor. for those in need of shoes. White, tan and soft toned combinations all at quick clearance prices. AUTOMOBILE out. Buick Tel. 188-2 PARTIES brown, car. are WANTED—Competent girl for eral houseworlk. Apply Mrs. N. bert Hooker, Kgnsington, Conr 7-17-e. o. d.-3dx gen- Al- SKILLED WORKERS, ATTENTION ! beginning the wmanu- airplane motors for the . Government and expect to force of from employ tota $.000 TO 10,000 PEOPLE WE WILL NEED TOOL ROOM BXEC FOREME sU "ORE MACHINISTS, TOOLMAKERS, DRAUGHTSMEN And nece: this 111 ary kind other classes of labor in an establishment of If you are not now on govern- ment work send in your applica- tion, giving full details as to age, nationality, place of birth, ante- cedents, experience in detail, the work you are best fitted for, and wages you desire. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. WRIGHT-MARTIN ATRCRAFT CORPORATION, BORDEN AND STARR AVS,, LONG ISLAND CITY, A NEW YORK. e —— FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Fine Warlock street. celery plants, Motor in ceptional value, mobi in. 7-15-tf HED ROOMS. WIANTED—Waitress for the offic HELP WANTED—MALE, WANTED—A young man oyer 16 hang fixtures, install doorbell USE THE HERALD CLASSlFlED COLUMN FOR QUICK RETURNS Coridap, Jr., Jerome St. MUST BE SOLD AT Absolute Auction Sale To Highest Bidder, Regardless of Price On Easy Terms. Liberty Bonds Accepted Saturday, July 27, 2 P. M. Eight Semi-ungaiuws 12 ROOMS EACH, ON CITY AVE. AND CONN. AVE., NEW BRITAIN, CONN. In which every modern convenience is carefuily combined with good craftmanship and excellent taste to make a perfect home. There are six delightful rooms in each apartment, rear and front porch, furnace heat, hardwood trim, original design electric fixtures, plate shelf in dining room, cement walks around, large bath rooms. Call and talk the matter over with us before sale. Agent on ground every day. Rain or Auctioneers: N. Y. AUCTIONEER CO., 57 Conn. Ave., New Britain Owners: PHENIX REALTY CO., Hartford NOTICE—We do electrical w iring, s and do repair work reasonably. Richard telaphone 3-6-tf vears of age..Clark & Brainerd’s, 181 Main gtreet. | Furnished Room with Board for two gentlemen. 24 Washington street. T-20-tf. TO RENT—Furnished room for light housekeeping or for one or two gentlemen, Address Box 11BB, Herald Office. 7-16-6d NTED—Youpg men to learn shirt cutting trade. :‘Apply Parker Shirt Co. 7-22-6d W | WANTED—Resposible man to drive | Auto Truck., A good proposition to a good man. Address, Aufo Truck, Box 6 Herald. 7-20-3d. | Man,under forty desires to locate in New Britain for family and prop- 20 years’ practical and 1 experience ical Would like position as general forer rintendent or ar with principles of scientifi ment. Now employed efficiency engi- neer, but not on direct government work, Far interview addre: Box X6X, Herald 0-2dx along mechan- SUM \ILR “0 ARDERS. Indian Neck, July beach, ing, Mrs. Blanfurd, Cottage 1905, 1st to Oct. 1st, cottage on trolley, good bathing, fish- good table, reasonable rates, A. D, Frey. T-1-tf WANTED. ———— High school gtudent wants position in store Saturdays or evenings. Box 133 Post Office. 7-22-2dx Typewriting to do at home. Telephone 948, 7-22-2dx WANTED-—Dishwasher restaurant, 294 at- Walsh's Main street. 7-19-3d | WANTED—Two first-class Will pay $22 per week person or by letter. Main St.,, Middletown, barbers. Apply in Barber, 138 Conn. 7-17-bdx WANTED—At once, 8 or 10 experi- enced bench hands who are experi- enced as filers and emblers. Good wages, ideal working con- ditions. B. and XK. Mfg. Co., Ellis street. Employment office open Tvenings from 7 to 9, except Sat- urdays and Sundays 7-15 clerks | WANTED—Experienced Arch st Doherty market, 406 WANTED—To buy a building lot at Elm Hill. Please state price and terms. Address Lot, Herald Office. 7-19-3dx WANTED—To Buy cash register. , care the Herald. 7-15-28d Ad- FOR SALE. Ford Tourng Car Address ‘'Tord, -64 FOR SALE—1915 A-1 Condition Herald. DRUG STORE FOR Bridgeport growing section! Chance for druggist with small capital. People’s Pharmacy, 1760 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 7-1212d% SALE—In busy and Cheaply table when four 3uell St. Tel. 7-20-24, asily for 49 Hares I Ready Belgian raised months old 1986-5 »om Cottage. AW Party leaving town. Belvidere. Alsa FOR SALE 194 Two 7-19- 3dx: Sensible Six A-1 condition. 1072-14 or 139 7-19-3dx, FOR right piano i ‘Mathushek” ups« condition. Sacri= fice for $1 Easy terms to re= sponsible party Address Box 24XXX, Herald Office. 7-17-6dx g fine FOR SALE— suburban 5,200 buys a place on G-cent $1,000 cash required. C. C. Pren- tice, 18 Asylum St., Hartford, or phone evenings New Britain 1 7-19 T-room limit. FOR SALE—Pigs Farms. at the Telephone 668-4, Berlin 6-3-tf FURNITURE — Second - hand. condition. Apply 349 Chesf floor. 7 Fin4 1t, 3rd -2dx | FOR SALE—8-room suburban house, hot water heat, sun porch, electrie range, lot 75x150 feet, in - high- class residential section, price $7,- 500. $1,500 cash. C. C. Prentice, 18 Asylum St, Hartford or phone 9 evenings New Britain 1335-5. 7-19-6d FOR SALE—Photo equipment, por- trait camera, stand, back grounds, mercury light, 8x10 view camera, 2 large mirrors, outside show case, very reasonable. Address P. O. Box L 7-22-2dx FOR SALE! NEW HOUSE Just Completed, Sefton Drive, one family. All improvements, steam heat, fireplace, hard- wood floors, electric lights, beam ceiling, tile Bath. New Britain Lumber & Coal Co. Williams Auto Co. Office-and Service. Station, 287 Elm St. FOR Good Paying Property, .00 Rent on City Avenue. SALT. Washing ton street. 00 Rent on West Main Street, And First Class. All Modern, H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, READ ESTATE 1 INSURANCE ‘VVAN"I ]’"D——Y< reight handlers and crossing tenders by N. Y., N. H. & H. R. B. Appy at freight office, Whiting St 4-6-11 " A. PINKU Eyesight spacla.lm and Manufacturing Optician. KAMINATIONS ARE FREE | Broken Lenses Duplicated. | office, 3068 Main St. ‘Phone 570 ' Satisfaction Guarantecd J. HOCHMAN Pays 4c a Pound for Good Rags. ete. TEL. 468-4. Used Cars For Sale 1 two ton Republic truck thorough- 1y overhauled and ready for the road. 1917 Ford Commercial C: 1915 1915 1915 Cxty Service Station and Stanley Sts, Conn Ford Commercial C; Ford Touring Car. Ford Runabout. Ave, Rritain, Delivery Hartford New The Home of are open Sundays. Cor, Cars. We Also Papers, Bottles, | Here’s a Three Family House in a choice location— On Stanley street, just below Chestnut street, right on the trolley line.—Always rents well—What do you say? We're listening. Got a house to sell or to rent? See us. CAMP REAL 272 Main street ESTATE CO. 308 Bank Builaing. 'RAILROAD 976 Ft, acres. HARRY SPERRY, on Railroad with 570 ft. siding already in, FRONTAGE containing 11.6 For sale Cheap if Sold At Once. Tel, 517, FOR SALE—Two Family House on East Main Street, Large Lot e e B SCHULTZ & COSTELLO Inc., 742 MAIN C-TR.EET TEL. 44-4