New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 16

s The Classified Columns are vour agents—the penny ads reach hundreds in the city every week night and the Have you lost a sym of' money? Glasses, and Rings are found in surpris; quantities and turmed in at chances are that several read- ers oul. of the hundreds will be interested in your propo- sition. ¢he Herald. Your money wi ||! surely remain in the findu—'g hands if he dees nct know: who lost it. BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS—MAIN FLOOR _ CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 100 : — — ONE CENT A WORD SACH INSERTION. | We are Ouffitting anen,_ Misses, Girls, Men, T R — Youths and Boys Economically and Correctly » private officc: somo knowledge of shorthand \ddress care Mrs. Do you nced work? If you arc a| Walker, Farmington road, Berlin { discharged soldicr or sailor the use e of the column below is offered to you frec of charge. Sece that your quali- fications are outlined like the sample | below ana bring in your ad together With your discharge papers, as proof Of service. Employers arc urged to | 8t in touch with the advertisers in this column by mail, through the | Herald office, Sample— John Jones, age 27, former Private Co. 1, prefers outdoor work Has had experience as auto mechanic. Write care of Herald FOR SALE. FOR SALE. — FOR SALE—Six second-hand horses weighing between 1100 and 1400 pounds. 19 Putnarn street. 3-15-3dx Single room to gentleman. 45 Wjl- nut street. 8-15-tf FOR SALE—Five acre farm, located on trolley, town of Newington; seven room steam heated house; barn, accommodations for 500 chickens. Price $6,500; $2,000 cash required. C. C. Prentice, 18 Asy- l‘fm St., Hartfard, or phone ev FOR SALE—Studebaker slx, excel- nings, New Britain, 1335-5. lent running condition. Will sell for 1-19-6d $675. M. Irving Jester, 18 Mair = rel. 2109, -28-t 1-21-6dx | FOR SALE—84 acre farm or gentle- o e - man’'s place, half pasture, hard touring car. State wood and pine, good production, running orde _price. level land, large fine orchard; ele- Herald. gant bulldings, consisting of a large, fine colonial house with open plumbing, bath, set tubs, telephone, ete.; out buildings consisting of a large new basement barn, would cost to build $6,000; ice house, gar- age, chicken house, corn crib, wood shed, 1 new concrete engine hou This is a very attractive and pleasant place, high and healthy; location; 1-4 mile school, one mile to beautiful Lake Grosley, postof- fice, stores, churches, hotels, meat ‘m;n‘kf‘l. et 1 1-2 mile distance of iwo R. R. stations, 6 miles city. I would consider city property in part bR il cash payment or exchange. For i s At price and terms apply R. K., Box 7 97, South Coventry, Conn, 4.51-31x | FOR SALE—Four pool tables, 3 equipped, 159 Broad street. 3 4-16-6d% from top to toe in fashionable garments—the best to be ob- WANTED-—A tenement 15 in good location. One preferred. Two in Box 34AR, Merald Yes, we are outfitting the entire tained at the lowest prices they family of. 4 or "5 with family. can bear. Ready-to-Wear Hats A ported Swiss Horsehair Hats, INDIVIDUALISM the proettiest of all for goliing in the brilliant sport colors; also Novelty Straws trimmed with straw ornaments, tailored bows and wings—very striking effects—and the best value your price can find anywhere. SPORT HATS Fabric and Leghorn FOR SALE—Nice, new style cigar showcase, five feet long; nice casis resister, rings from one cent to two dollars; new lunch chairs. Victory Lunch, 40 Church street, New Brit ain, Conn. 4-7-tf WANTED—Ford condition, Box 17X, larga assortment of im- ! o $5.95, $6.95 up to TWANTED A second-band sk. Must be in good ind a bargain. Room street. Call evenings. roll top yndition Main 4-21-1dx One Velie running condition. ewly painted, 18 Main. Tel. R FOR SALE in exce t new tires. Irving Jester, touring car All M. WANTED—Liberty bonds i for touring © dress Ready-to-Wet of the strong fe ¢ Spring Millinery and the prices \rprisingly low for beauty and quality. xchanze of our Ad 2109 4-16-tf .00 FURNISHED ROOMS. Offic S0 e KNOX HATS { FURNISHED ROOMS—Large front All Colors—All Shapes rooms, suitable for two. Mrs. Dillon, $6.00 to $17.50 bl B i-2i-sax KNOX SAITORS Box are $7.50 HATS FOR A special lot of tty Hats in Liserc corne shape: all trimmed in See these $10.50 Hats Special for $8 98 and Sn Sailors, and ot popular Lisere and Milan: also Hats with white hemp Crowms ar 1 Lisere brims and sicrowns and hemp brims, Tricornes and Sailors. Very and at $8.98. A value: extraordinary. of land for other parcels, 5 to $100 per acre. Building lot WANTED—AIl members of Phenix Lexington and Andree lodges urged to attend respective meetings Wed- nesday and Thursday nights to learn details of anniversary celebra- tion. 4-21-1dx WANTED—Small late roadster, Herald, Straw, Weo show Hats as follows STRAWS Milans, Ttalian Braids, Rough ties, Combinations, SHAPES: Sailors (both large and small), Tricornes, Rolling Sailors, Mushrooms, Bell Crown Sailors, Side Rolls and many Novelties. you colors: also several Lisere, Straw, Sennit, Hemp Novel- TWO CONNECTING ROOMS FUR- NISHIED—Light housekeeping. Cen- WS, tral. 16 Prospect strect. 4-21-t¢ All colors, mushroom and regulation shapes; real value $2.50. Special price $1.75. fully TO RENT—Large front raom, able for one or two people. Camp St. Tel. 339-13. 4- 1 VEILS = 3L TO RENTLarge front room. 100 = Values up to $2.00. Special West Main street. 4-21-6dx | WANTED—Return load from Bos- $1.00. Plain and fancy Made Vel bimck, tAupe, brown ton; also one going to Eoston ot sle d8 D s 2 vicinity. Tel. $87-32. 4-16-t1 and navy blue: fine and me- Y = dium mesh, dotted and scroll effects. —Main Floor. suif- 24 model used state particulars. Address Box 14X, Herald Office. 4-19 Larg Tricornes shapes in FOR SALE—Three hundred extra large chestnut fence posts; also ona 21-4 H. P. gasoline engine. Wy dx T—Store; good location most apy kind of business, at Stanley St., opposite Whiting St. Gwatkin, Berlin. Tel. 111-5 4-21-3dx 4-1914a FOR RENT—Cameras, Arcade Studio. I FOR SALE—Mahogany upright talk- 4-19- ing machine and records. Cheap. Reasonable payments if desired. Ins quire 447 Arch street, first bell 4-21-1ax. for 521 Brown, and COLORS: Biue, Nav and and Black, Dust, and many TO . RENT—Furnished rooms with board for three or four gentlemen. Five minutes from Stanley Worke. ack Dust, Brown Combi Navy Whit and tior WANTED—Loads for truck from Bal- Box 16XX, Herald. 4-19-6dx timore or Philadelphia; from New- -~ e | @K OT vicinlty to Boston: from o = S - T Mineola, ILong Island, to New GOLF BALLS CREPE DE CHINE HELP - WANTED—¥¢EMALE. York. Capacity 5 tons, or 10 NEGLIGHES — rooms furniture. H. Harris. About 12 beautiful new ‘WANTED—Reliable woman to do| Phone 961. 4-15-5dx s FOR SALE—Ford roadster, clectrio strles in Crepe de Chine Negli- washing for family of three. Herald | .. ok o 4-15-6dx starter and lights. Marion five- gees, elastic belt and slip-on Box B4C. 4-21-2dx | WANTED—Small touring car from| FOR SALE— Overland rondster m| passenger, cheap at $176. King styles; some lace trimmed, with private party. Dodge or Chevrolet.| " A-1 condition. Newly painted. elec.} Tvo:passenger, $350. 'These cars in e e WANTED—Girl, 18 or 20 years old, | Box 54, Herald. z15-6dx | iric ‘equipment. Will demonstrate] Soco.IUnRine order. Liberty homas rose, light blue, pink and lay- to help with housework and carc of = anywihiere or any place. A hargain] 2oTRied (I R0l ST WS SRR ender: sizes 36 to 44; $12.98 baby. Box 15B, Herald. 4-21-3dx NOTICE garage, rear 193 Main street, cit if taken at once. Harold Hart, 115 13180 Kimonos. Special $9.88. Smalley street, city. 4-19-2dx AN Y —Fourth Floor. 2dx nall furnished bunga- June, September and Mrs. R. H.. Stephenson, Phone 146-3. FOR RENT_ low for May, October. Plainville. GIRLS PRETTY CAPES makes in Golf Balls. a: All These special: in Velour with front col- Two models Perfect Repainted Balls 50¢ each. a large draped cre full in Copen and tan: and 16. tailored: 14 lar; flare: nicely Outfit, including five for $8.95. Special 12, Clubs and a Bag, sizes Special price $19.75. The Asia res- 4-19-2dx WANTED-—Waltresses. taurant, 78 Church St. N&TIOE-—Stage dancing lessons. Asa Graves, of the Graves & W vaudeville team, will give le: in soft shoe, waltz-time clog, centric, buck dancing, etc. Ladies - taught as well as gents. Herald R O Box 11A. 4-21-1dx 4 MERCHANT MART Men wanted to be trained as lors, firemen, stewards, for good jobs at good pay on ocean going ships. Pay while training; board and quarter free; ages 18 to 35; bring birth cer- tificate. Apply to €. W. Brainerd, 181 Main S$t. Agent U. S. Shipping Board. Mr. FOR SALF—Coops and runs for small chickens; also two horse plow. Chestnut St. Tel. 95 4-19-6dx MILIK FOR SALE ABOUT 275 QUARTS DAILY. ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 93, STLROLETTE PETTICOATS WITH TAFFETA FLOUNCE FOR SALE—One 1919 Ford runabout with extra truck body. One big six Buick (nunng car. Prospect St. Call 2 4-14-6 PAINTING—PAFERING. WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Plain White French Lawn Handkerchiefs with Madelra embroidered corne scalloped and hemstitched edge; many patterns; some also with col- ored borders. Your choice (each) at 25c. -—Main Floor. ons ec- FISHING TACKLE WANTED-—Maid for general house- 93 Vine street. 4-16-tf Let's all go fishing: the sea- in all-plain and son is ripe and here is the tackle, all new and complete. Bamboo Rods 50c to $15.00. Steel Rods 75¢ to $10.00. Fifth Floor. A new lot beautifully Spe- changeable shades, matched, tailored flounce cial $2.65. NOTICE — Lawnmowers sharpened, 31 Greenwood street, Tel. 153-12. 4-21-9d Painting and paper hanging. board and canvas ceilings, Wall paper displayed at your home on request. The E. U. Thompson Co., 59 Arch street, Tel. 106-2. 4-1-tf NEW BRITAIN, CONN, VICTORY LOAN PREPARE TO SUBSCRIBE Also a desirable 2 family house on Camp St. H. D. HUMPHREY : REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 373 MAIN ST., ROOM 208 Open Saturday and Monday eve nings. Just a Remmder—Vo. 153 West Main slreet the heet two family house on the stre et, is not sold yet. We be- lieve it will be in a very short time. It is the most desir- able property on street in a t wo family house—Don’t hesi- tate, or you will lose it. How about a Cottage at Maple Hill—2 good ones for sale. See us about selling your property. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 348 ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. Beaver —Fourth Floor. NOTIC says buy this house and you will sure have a good home. A new three tenement house with all medern impravements and a cement.cellar for $6,500. Lot 50x160 ft. $8,000 flrst mortgage and $1,000 will buy this house on Wil- son St. Can you beat that? B. Solo- mon, real estate, 325 Main st. New Britain, Conn. 4-19-2dx WANTED-—Baker for out lunch room. Apply Allen building, of Room 53, Hartford, town Sage Conn, 4-19-6dx |m i mt “"““-mmmmmu.nmmmmu||||nuumnummum Z" anizt WALK ON IT TOMORROW PUT IT ON LAWN sharpened, ville. Tel. MOWERS 149 Broad 16-13. repaired and St., Plain- 4-21-6dx WANTED-—Night clerk; middle man. Hotel Beloin. aged 4-17-tf WANTED—Toolmakers and machin- ists to buy sets of size blo . Bar- gain. O. B. Herlch, 90 John Hartford, Conn. 4-17- NOTICE—R. C. Rudolph has opened a Ford repair shop and is equipped to do Ford repair work. All work guaranteed. Having been foreman of D. W. Fluts Repair Dept., and knowing all the troubles of a Ford we can take care of the same. I'll take the knock out of your motor. Make it start easy and run smooth. The Ford Repair Shop, R. C. Ru- dolph & Co., 128 Cherry street. 4-18-6dx WANTED—Married man to work on farm; shares wages. H. Shulansky, Beckley, Conn. 4-11-te o ——————— i\ J X Hi fl} ! Leave your order early at Doherty’s %‘Mn ’5 Market for Easter. Fine Vermont THIS PRODUCT SOLVES A PROBLEM FOR HOME LOVING AMERICANS ‘Fed Broilers, Fancy New Bects, . New Cabbage, Rhubarh, Cucumbers, Wherever there is an unsightly worn floor there is an opportunity for this fine product ta show its worth. 3 Asparagus, Radishes, Tomatoes, Rare- ’ ripes, Green String Beans and Spinach. Close at 12 o'clock Friday. Easy —simple to apply, it dries overnight with the most beautiful gloss you ever saw. It's absolutely waterproof and cza be washed repeatedly without injury. DOHERTY MARKET, 406 Arch St. Positively will not stick to furniture placed upon it and the eight colors in which it comes are handsome and fade-proof. The name of this remarkable product is ‘hranize SANITARY FLOOR ENAMEL not the most satisfactory coating for an gld floor that you refund the price you paid for it. 272 MAIN ST. vacuum a day. cleaners Telephone 4-10-eod-tf NOTICE—If you have an allment of kind why don’t you go and see z, the Chiropractor, Rooms 16- Booth block. Office hours, 9-12 -5 p. m. (Evening hours) Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7-8 p. m. appointment. 4-16-13dx NOTICE-—Electric rented. Dollar 2079. FARM FOR SALE 28 acres of good land and timber by Schultz & Costello, Inc. yaiy SMAL 'ARM FOUND, Two-tenement house with ev fmprovement. Barn, city water, elec- x — tricity, 1 cov. and 1 heifer go with A 0 PARTIES taken out. place. . 9 Buick car. Frank Brown. Tel 188-2. 4-6-tf REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 407 CITY HALL. Mon., and by ST. AUTOMORBILE PAINTING shop, 204 FElm street. E. U. Thompson Co., Tel. 382. Office 569 Arch St., Tel. 10 4-3-tf L. O. ieitefman CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING AND GRADING Sewer and Water Connections Residence—152 Vance Street New Britain, Conn, Tclenhone 261 NOTICE EAST—WEST—NORTH—SOUTH Four 3-tenement houses, Stanley street. 6-tenement block, Sexton street. Cottage, Ourtiss street. S-tenement house with store, Stanley street. See us before buying. E. N. SMITH & CO. 278 MAIN ST. Real Estate BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) ORDERS TAKEN FOR —COAL AND WOOD— S e y Mashington John Swingle’s Farm 69-71-73 Lafayette St. BIRCH ST., FORESTVILLE. \2, and ¥nsurance. PHONE 1616-12 We want you to try it and if it is ever used bring back the empty can and we’ll RACKLIFFE BROS. CO., Inc. 250-256 PARK STREET Sole Agents for New Britain and Vicinity Cor. Washington NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ROOMS $1 AND UP American-European Only First-Class Patronage Solicited and Accepted Try Our 50 CENT LUNCH In Main Dining Room Sérvedifromi1alton 3008 SPECIAL TODAY ARE AMERICANS QUITTERS? You say no? Good for you! But read om. Our war job isn’t going to be finished until the bills are paid. Our, obligations as a nation can no more be evaded than can our obligations as individuals, We are the nation. 1f you agree that Americans are not quitters, SUBSCRIBE FUR THE VIOTORY LOAN, At Any Bank—Cash or Installmenits. New Britain Typewriter Exuhange MAIN ST House. Barns, Coops, 34 acres, Wag- ons, Tools, Cows, Chickens, Ducks, Pigs, and Horse, Don’t Cost Anything to Look at It. S E—————— B pay better “than anyome in r.own Ior all kinds of JUNK second-hand furniture. L. ZELDES 19 WILLOW STREFT. Tel. 557-id. DOUBLE FRONT ROO; FOR LODGE OR OFFICE. RENT $6 A WEEK. STEAM HEAT. Begley Block. BENJAMIN BROTHERS PHOTO STUDIO 308 Main Street Telephove 551-4 Special Easter and Graduation Offer. Drop us a cArd or phone and lreptesemam‘e will eall, J. HOCHMAN Buys all kinds of Junk and ! Seeond-Hand Furniturs, Telephone 1161-15, Broiled Chicken, French Fried Potatoes, Corn Fritters, Tea or Coffec, and 422 MAIN ST. TED. 812 7' W