New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1918, Page 12

1, LEATHERS, 5 PRICE Thousands Have and Needed. Save of American Gone Overseas to Serve Cou Humanity: Thousands More Arce Enrvoll Now and Help to Numberless Precious Lives. IBER 13 INCLUSIVE White Canvas Boots Lace Boots, some with leather Louis heel and welt ; others with heel, regular $ price $2.98. 4.00 and $5.00 grade covered Louis Clearance Sale turned sole and DRESSES FLOOR }, in tissues, lawns, linene, oluding the Dix make; at least 34 to 52. “¥riday Morning. , Friday Morning. omen’s Overalis SPECIAL SALL For garden or house wear, percale, gingham, chambray and khaki; many $2.98 grade, special at $3.50 grade at $2.98; 36 to 46. Fourth floor. Garden Hats and Sunbonnets in figured cretonnes; Gfc Bon- nets, now 39c. FOURTH FLOOR aingham and 24 dainty Good Vlslon Is a Possession Worth Qaring for. The method of slght-testing employed by us is a thoroughly which condition of the eyes can tablished, and corrective glasses, if necessary, can then be furnished. Your optlcal de- fects of vision can, in this way, be perfectly corrected. Optical Dept., Mezzanine Balcony. in sclentific process by the exact be e "WANROSS AUTO £0. OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Al(‘h St. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Storage, Supplies and Repairing. Boys’ Wash Blouses FIFTH FLOOR $1.00 grades, worth more Clearance price 85c. 25 dozen Sport Blouses, white with fancy collar, our regular price 8¢, worth today $1.00 and more, sizes 7 to 16, special Friday morning 55c. Boys’ Trousers Wash Pants in khaki, linen and gray linen sizes 7 to 18, regular price § and $2, Friday morning $1 ’ Boys’ Hats just half price $1.60 Hats, 75¢, and $1.25 today TRegular natural Straw Hats & $1.00 Hats, 50¢; Hire, Day and Night. ete. . PINKUS, yas:zm Specialist and Manufacturing Optician, KYE EXAMINATIONS ARE FREE Broken Lenses Duplicated. Office, 306 Main St. 'Phooe 570 Satisfaction Guarantecd A Shore Lot for 16c a Day 16c a tree Yes, day (the cost of beautiful covered two shore lot in the new cigars) wil purchase a sxclusive shore resort Point O’Woods Beach It sounds impossible and would 0'Woods Beach was at the ridiculously low heing at one-half prices then sold what be anywhere else, purchased 27 year prevailing and others can sell but Point nt owners are now ago by its pri lots for. Extra Large Tree Covered Lots For $245 $10 Starts You, the Balance 16¢ a Day Payable Monthly—Low Desirable People. Buy now value building and One Mile of Tree Cove Sandy Bathing Beach—Yacht Tennis Courts—and the Property. Camp on your less than staying pay your expenses. To reach the property: Lyme, Conn., station Saybrook and 11 miles west of New We will pay your Railroad Fare Yind the Property as Repre sented. If coming by auto, cros Lyme, turn first right end follow miles. Libes to make as lot this summer at home, while Take the Accepted booklet N o. Bonds Send for prices easy terms, Harbor—Running South Lyme R. R. and your its increase (at the property Connecticut main road but lots sold only to money—Ilots will double in improvements go on. ed Sound Frontage. A fe, Wate Station on the vacation will cost in value will help Haven R. R. to South entrance,) 7 miles east of London. if You Purchase or Do Not New bridge to OIld nearest shore for 6 river as Payment. 6 and 1 t of purchase “JAS. JAY SMITH CO. SOUTH LYME, CONN., OR 50 STATE ST., NEW LONDON, CT. “Age nts Wanted” 2 fi-----n-----n-------fihfl | To sition. 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- CASH 1 ADVANCE ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSER’]:[ON. Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and . Rings are found in aurprlsmg quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finder’s MWIMUM CHARGE 10¢ | hands if he does nct know who lost it. NOoTICE. New or at return to operator: Wright ard case, between and Comp ain pounc within or lear t depot. Harold G. Reward TO RENT—One ple Terms Dominica, 14 Britain. horse very Atlantic and team com- reasor TENEME! 2nd floor, TO 306 R Che: RENT. ily; in 1219 -Tenement desirable nei Apply 161 to small hborhod. fam- SRl to TO Pearl street All In- TO R NT—Tenement of improvements. 408 quire same addre 5 rooms Arch street top floor. TOR RENT—The Foster place, 6 rooms $11 and $12. Inquire .Mary L. Robinsin, Unionville Plainville. 8- and of av 8-9-14 | NOT1C We do electrical wirling, hang fixtures, instali doorbells and do repair work reasonably. Richard Coridan, Jr., Jerome St., telophone 3-8-1t OMOBIL, uick car. PARTI AK Frank E Brown TED. aphic local Young woman for work concern sten- in Box factory 26A, office Her: of WANTED- cal work opportunity 17X, Herald Young woman for by local concern for right party cle Box WANTED—Maid for general work, without laundry or cook and second maid. Apply 80 Grove Hill Good | FOR SALE. FOR BALE. FOR SALE—Two ton in good condition sold cheap for Manufacturing Co., 321 New Britain, New cash M. C. truck tires~ Wil B. & K Ellis street, 8-7-3d! fixtures for computing etc, » Conrd cle, Electric equip- | 5 o'clock, eve- Burritt St., 3rd 8-3d Conn ML |FOR SAL Bankrupt dx | sale. Cash register, 2 scale counters, show Ritchie Estate, Kensingto Six doors up from Kensington posf] office. Will be in stsore all day Fri day wagon, 8.9- FOR SALE Zaleski and cases, Second-h. all capacities trucks and all types of to be held Saturday, Augusts my Second-Hand Department, 15214 Dixwell ave., New Haven, Conn. All trucks to be disposed of at the high- est offer on Saturday. This is vaur opportunity to get a good truck at a bargain. Terms arranged for relia- ble parties. 8-9-1dx FOR SALE—Few old horse and cow hay week-old pigs. The 668-4. Charles M SALE Trucks Motor Dump Sale 10, at of bodies. —Dodge touring car. e, Chestnut street. 7-31-tf New FOR SALIK Solomon 'phone 2 Inquire B. Street or -3-6dx cstaurant Francis FOR SALE—Share Trading Co. H. N 407 city hall the Sovereigns Roomy 8-5-6dx| loads first quality 100 six- rlin Farms. 8-6-4dx ] in l.ockwood Be 0 Jary SUMME FOR SALF A an Ivers a bargain, WANTED—Maid in family Miss Cit for gener of three ad M Vilp 3 house- 1wk 3dx New ply to Place, WANTED—Pan . Britain Club, Call Main st. 8-8-2d girl West irst-class tenement, 155 improvements; 2d floor. 8-T-4dx ‘Washing TO RENT—Barn, 152 Hartford Arch and Wes: nley Horvitz, ‘Phone 1515-2, 7-23-tf rements, corner Pearl. Apply S. S optician, 327 Main. TO RENT—36x18 ft. space in rear of Main street store; suitable for any purpose. Apply 394 Main strect. 6-28-t1 NOTIC vacuum Telephone 8-T-eod-tf NOTICE—Will rent electric cleaners $1.00 per day 2079 AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Re: nable rates Mitchell Six Richard Covert. Telephone 2 Williams Auto Co. Office and Service. Station, 287 Elm St We Have Large Ones Right Price. WANTED—Waitress at Bristol Lunch 191 Main St., Bristol, Conn. Good wages. 3 WANTED—Competent maid for gen- eral housework, including laundry Apply 96 Forest street. WANTED—Head Beloin. waitress at Hotel Also waitress for two weeks. GIRLS WANTED—Apply Laundry, 266 Arch street. at WANTED. NTED—Substituting factory by young man. write. Care of Herald, in store or Can type-- Box TAA 8-9-1dx TED—A rent in desirable cation with all improvements; rooms preferred. For two Box X7, Herald. lo- adults 8-8-4dx WANTED—One or two vacant rooms, steamheat, electricity, gas, suitable for light housekeeping. References. Address Box 7D, Herald. 8-8-2dx WANTED—Five or ment for young married couple, lo- cated in desirable section of New Britain. Box 20A, Herald. 8 dx WANTED—To Buy cash register. Ad- dress O. K., care the Herald. 7-15-284 -room apart- RANGES a Few Fine Left at the A. A 80 West 127 Main St., Opp. Arch MILLS Main St RENIER, PICKHARDT & DURN St. Phone 1409-2 WLEEK-END SPECGIAL ALL GARDEN SMOCKS! To Close Out, at 25 Per Cent. Off Former Prices. These are made of Voile, Batiste, Linon, Gingham and Japanese Crepe. four | HARRY SPERRY, Piano, in good condi excelient tone, Inquire , Second floor, 8-6 Pond Squarc tion and 210 Maple Indian Neck, Branford, Cottage 1905, July 1st to Oct. 1st, cottage on beach, trolley, good bathing, fish- ing, good table, reasonable rates, Mr: D, Frey. 1-tf of St WANTED Woman between the age of 25 and 40 for collecting Gately & Brennan, 4 Main. WANTED—Man for Collecting, Good chance for advance- Booth's block. 8-8-34 — S = e | J. HOCHMAN Co., 21 Commercial. | Pays 4c a Pound for Good 8-3-6d | Rags. Also Papers, Bottles] WANTED—Frelght handlers ana | etc. crossing tenders by N. Y., N. H. & TEL 468-4 . 3 H. R. R. Appiy at freight office, ‘Whiting St 4-6-t1 = “WE WANT AN ERRAND BOY’— bureau Man not subject to atchman by locs ady employment for (Authorized by St ployment Service). Box draft con- right Em- to take care of fish department. Ap- i Society, 8-9-6d TED—A man to do general WANTED—At once light truck. Mu liable. Armour chauffeur for $3000. Buys on ecasy terms, just that littlg home you have been looking for i | the edge of New Britain. Large lo barn and coops. City water and gas| H. N. LOCKWO0OD, Real Estate and Insurance, City Hall Apply employment North & Judd Manufacturmg Company | FOR SALE No. 40 Monroe ¢ All in fine condition. All modern. Dot 178 ft. Front, 175 ft. Deep. Room 7 Room Cottage, 20 Room House, 176 Lake For Two More Houses, These Properties Are Worth C onsidering. H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main St. ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ESTATE How Does This S house at the corner of Hart and Griswold INSURANCE READ trlke You—A nice two family street with extra lot in the rear—house contains 5 rooms on a floor and three on the third floor— 5 room rent, 189 Winthrop street $20. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main street 305 Bank Builaing. * RAILRCAD FRONTAGE on Railroad with 570 ft. 976 Ft. siding already in, Sale Cheap if Sold At O nce. Tel. 517, containing 11.6 acres. For Clayto Factory Rebuilt Typewriters of All Makes Sold, Rented and Repaired. N. B. Typewriter Exchange 72 West Main Street. Telephone 612. Ong of the Best Blocks on Main St We Can Main street, street, now offer For Sale onc of located in the busiest section, where the crowd passe: PRICE VERY R Apply to the The Home Banking & Rea the best blocks on on the right side of the well rented under lease. ASONABLE, TERMS EA “The Dickinson”, 193 Main Street