New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ELECTRIC FANS zes from the small Polar Cub to the 16-inch Westinghouse oscillating and non-osaiilating. Special prices $10 to $36.00. HARTFORD. Camping Tents A most Tents and Portable Canva Tents, size complete assortment Wall Houses: price $10.65. Tents, size 7 price $12.50. Tents, size 8x10, price $15.50. Flys for these tents about half the price of tent. 6x8 Portable Houses, $66.00. ifth Floor — X7, Tan Pumps of Style FOR THE VACATION TRIP — Second Floor — Brooklyn made Pumps with beautiful shape tongue, turn sole and covered Louis heel. Tan Pumps with light welted soles, tongue covered Louis heel Tan Pumps with tongue, welted soles, Cuban heel. We are calling special attention to these latest arrivals confident that you'll be delighted with the style and quality. high medium Buy Your Nemo Now PRICE ADVANCES ARE UNAVOIDABLE The cost of materials is still abnormal. Labor is very scarce and there is no indication that conditions will improve— THEREFORE time to buy model—at Present Prices. st through the summer. range in price from $3.00 to There one adapted to every figure. NEMO “JUSPUL” BRASSIERES “Fit as You Fasten” Made in 14 models. Never too small; instantly adjustable to any $1.50 and $2.00. Have our Corsetieres assist you in the selec- tion of your Nemo Corset and Brassiere. This is the Right we still have your several pairs to ls emo Corsets while Get, $13. big figure. or too $1.00, Girls’ and Misses’ Smocks IDEAL FOR VACATION WEAR, Blouses you find at Fox's,” familiar derful display more wash silks, and French Voiles, trimmed with real Val. colored cretonnes a without canopy Palmer's fast color ance genuine 2 pockets and 2 straps for sewed handles, extra fine hide Brief Ca; pockets; Cool and Lovely Summer Blouses FRIDAY, JUNE 1 SR10193 Make your wants know: through the Classified col- umn. These little penny advts., are result getters. They are the best selling agents you can find. And they sell their labor cheap, cne cent a word. Isn’t it worth a trial? AT POPULAR PRICES — THIRD FLOOR “There's always the all something different in is a remark we are it's more than true of our won- ssortment of popular priced Blouses. A absolutely unique in variety, smartness, and point of value Every Blouse is r new, showing every neckline, whim and ginality of shaping. There are thirty or models in voile, batiste, organdie, lawn, and all white and with trimmings of orchid, blue lavender, rose and pink, with and without with, and collars. Other Blouses, including the finest hand-made filets and Venice lace. $3.98 ™ $25.00 Hammocks Couch Hammocks in khaki and the new bright o battleship gray, with and and stands $8.50 ™ $65.00 woven Hammocks, $1.50 " $10.00 XTH FLOOR — Brief Cases A SPECIAL SALE. A splendid opportunity for the lawyer, man, banker, broker and student 15 inch brown leather Brief ¢ , made fo cowhide, nickel trimmed with $4 95 . Cases, hand- $6.95 1 sample lot of brown and black cow- 15 and 16 inch, 1, 2 and 3 regular prices $4.50 to $18.00. Sale prices $3.95 ™ $14.95 — SIXTH FLOOR — insur- 15-inch brown cowhide Brief large nickel lock; stock A speci WANTED—BYy e 1c a Word. Minimum Charge 15¢. CASH IN ADVANCE. This is not a question of credit. billing and postage costs more than the price of the number of inquiries you will little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the get from prospective buyers. advertiser money. Bookke-‘nmgy Mr. Autoist—Have you a used car you want to sell? Why waste time looking for a buyer? advt. word. Youwll be surprised at the Try a For Sale at one cent a TO RENT AUTOMOBIL S FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU S SERVICE MEN'S COLUMN TO Hart St., ur RENT—Gara AL ostairs, No 6-13- ply 68 | 2dx TO RENT—C second floor Do you nced work? If you are a discharged soldier or sailor, the use of thie column below is offered to you sarage for storage. 1 one 13 Maple car 6-13 and | | i | 5l x free of charge. See that your quali- fications are outlined like the sample below and bring in your ad together with your discharge papers, as proof of service. Kmployers are urged (o get in touch with the advertisers TO REN' Rent St. 7 imprc—ements: of >cond Inquire 36 enement five floor: ad Connerton 6-12-2dx roa: ms; | ults. this column by mail, througlh Herald Office. Sample-—John Jenes, age 27, former private Co. I, prefers outdocr work WANTE good aduits. D-—TF) locality, by Box ive or T fami Herald oom 1y ren of | 6-11-6dx | t in two Has had experience as auto mechanic. Write care of Herald. TO ailor. Position as family at 1 | NOTICE—Electric Vacuum NOTIC: | NOTICE- chauffeur on light or heavy motor RENT—A rooms on the third floor tenement 4 Brool of four to nice a small 6-11-3 2dx | have had experience. 5 TO RE2 Plainville the center ments; NOTIC Main St. _F of the ci heat furn or Tel. our-roor shed. < apartment : all improve- Call 80 6-1 in | W. 1-tf NOTICE—Printing of all kinds work at reasonable prices. Kulper, 325 Main St. Ve, front TO RENT—Two office rooms and one | desirable Main street. room. (G- 160 3-tf Cleaners rented. Dollar per day. Telephone 2079. 5-28-e. 0. d.-tf WANTED. —Excellent vanilla ice cream and strawberry sherbet. McEnroe's, West Main street. 6-11-4dx tamily break Address He WANTED—Furnished room in private with privilege of rald, cooking Box X 6-13- 1dx NOTICE—<Carbon removed while you wait, 50c a cylinder. More power, more pep, less gas. Hardware City Welding Co., 18 Winthrop St., rear. 6-10-6dx | WANTED— eight between Phone 1 Ju “ottage rooms, two 1y at shore, seven or weeks, 20 and September somet 6-1 ime |l WANT with New Center. price, 2D—sSi Carbon removed while you | G © wait, 50c a More power, more pep, 1 Hardware City Welding Co., 18 Winthrop St., rear. 6-9-tf NOTICE—D. J. Driscoll, collecting [ Address He Britaid, In terms, ern plumbing, X- or rotwo sta ligh reply, heat, water, rald, Box seven- acres Berlin or room of te t, locat gas, nearest school. | 35TX house land Newington in ion, 10d- CARS- like SED passenger, hile, Super-Six little 1916 baker six-p: 1917 Four, Schectman’s seven-pa ger; 1 Buick Six, touring Au aze, 1918 five-passeng Buick Si Overland deliver; 10 Chestnut Oakland, five- | FOR SALE new; 1917 Hupmo- shower. 1916 Hudson A -Bath See Mr. tub Mawe and athy. ne. M edla (o}, 6-12-3d Dodge touring; 1916 ST bout; 1917 1917 Stude- 1916 Stutz, 1917 Fords; touring; 1917 Buick Price reasonable. ito Exchange; Gar- St., near Main FOR SALE ing mach Victor $15; $22 Mahogany Grafo $50 Mahogany Grafonola $100 Mahogany Grafonola Easy terms. Come Grafonola Shops, In —Good es slightly $40 used t Edison na sseng 916 er; and early alk- $25 nola $30 $75, The 138 Main St, 6-13- ldx 6-13-1d ,000 \\mu‘ POR SALE—191 seven-passenger; excellent and $650 for imme man's Auto Ex Chestnut St., ne; in 7 Studebaker Six, newly repainted condition; price diate sale. Schect- y week: 25 or more, P. paid; no white B. Hall, Wallingford, C 153-14. each; P. hoea. A. Phone 19-e0d- Leghorn 20a diarr« onn. 2t change; Garage, 10 ar Main. 6-13-1d FOR SALE—Cabinet talking maxc FOR SAT quick demounta peedometer, ex best mechanica for immediate Auto nut St., near — 1917 Exchange; Main. 6-13 ol (mahogany) and records; reasonable paymenks if desi slip covers, | little used. Call 447 Arch St and rim; in bell 3 price $300 5 Schectman’s | FOR SALE—F 10 Che Giant rabbits. Whiting St. Ford touring with ble rims, tra tire 1 shape; sale Garage, ill-bloog Thory 1d FOR SALE summer mechanics price $675 change; near Main. 191 and winter Garage, 6 Dodge touring; top; in best also good tires; sctman’s Auto 10 (Chestnut St., 6-13-1d FOR SALE—On Richmond rang (100\‘ conditiog 86 North st NOTIC shore trips; rez Hudson. —Automobile Phone 614-4, parties, sea- | FOR L onable; 7-passenger 6-13-3dx | Ave. Ph 4 | FOR SALE—1917 mountable whee R. C. Rudolph, Phone 2051 FOR SALE, cycle; iny Olson, 112- ord touring, de- o perfect shape, 3 Cherry street 6-12-d FOR SALE—Forc averhauled, exc good tires; new owner; now at car. Just ellent condition; all ly painted. Private Central Auto FOR SAJ billiard Apply E Main St. i touring hing sell cheap, red GOLF AND TENNIS. 14 to 6-11-13-2dx tion. and business agency. Auctioneer, deputy sheriff. 1088 Stanley St. Tel. 1142-12. 6-7-6dx FOR SALE- ons, light tools. 0! C. W. Viets, The size range is which they also fit women. The materials—Voile, Wonderlin, Trouville and Japanese crepe; they are smocked and hand em- broidered in silk worsted and chenille; fancy pockets, belts and sashes. Our Smoc ks are regular pric $2.98 ™ $6.98 — Fifth Floor — means that FOR SALE—Buick big bar; 1917 model; tires and one extra on D. J. Driscoll, deputy 1142-12 car, 6 cylinder; all new the s sheriff Tenement of four or oung couple. Cz | 6-11-4d Ribbon Novelties Ready To Go With You Nothing to wait for: no uncertainty how the ribbon will b etied. Bows, rosettes garters armlets, lingerie clasps—ribbon novelties of all kinds are now ready to go out with you; 35¢ to $1.15. — MAIN FLOOR — NOTICE — Lawnmowers sharpened, Geo. Fritz, 31 Greenwood street. Tel. 1 1 S-tf Fumigation—Vermin exterminated in houses and cottages by H. C. N. gas method. Takes one day. Work guaranteed. Conn. Chemical & Dis- infectant Co., New Haven, Conn. tf FOR SALE—On machine, 9 stand included. Box 14XC. WANTED—Tc care for one or two children in this city or Hartford. Box 15XX, Herald Office. 6-11-3dx | all values at special the 5 P AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Buick car. Frank Brown, Tel. 188-2, 4-6-tt WANTED—Sept. 1, comfortable room with board in good neighborhood; west of Main St. Address Box 18C, Herald 6-T-1w FOR SALE—Upright reasonable payments 447 Arch St., first bell FOR SALE—Littla Buick six touring; new tires; completely overhauled; run 11,000 miles. Mitchel model A, big six de luxe; new tires. Mitchel, model B, six. Electri Service Station. 20 Corbin Place. 6-11-4dx Be- 6-3-if FOR SAL en chairs. Corner, WANTED—Pastry loin. —Kitchen rang a’ Address Kingo, 1 Kensington 6-9-6a MALE HELP cook. Hotel I wfll pay heuar than anyona in town for all kinds of JUNK and second-hand furniture. L. ZELDES 19 WILLOW STREET. Tel. 557-i4. SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY. THE VALUABLE PLOT OF TEN LOTS, CORNER OF EAST MAIN AND HARVARD STREETS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS AND AT REASONABLE PRICE. H LOCKWOOD, Real Estate and Insurance. City Hall JOHN W. ALLEN BUILDER 331 CHESTNUT The war is over, now for buildings. | After being a contractor for 31 years in New Britain my hat is in the ring for all old customers and many new ones. Wm. Peace, who was with me four years, is back from overseas and with me again, having been in the army for 18 months. We are ready for reconstruction of any and all de- scriptians. THIS WEEK AT DOHERTY MARKET. Native Broilers, Fresh Fowl, | — : Spring Lamb, Native Veal, “ QZT}‘.)T;?S"Z\Z”L’Z S Eastern Cut Pork, Fancy Top E tunity for bright and ambitious { Beef’ m‘]l Line Of Native i young man Address Herald Box, Vegetables, Tel. 1446. ‘WANTED—At once. An office boy over 16 years of age. Apply Main Office, North & Judd Mfg. Co. 6-13-2dx HELF WANTED—¢EMALCE BERSON BROS. BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STREET— (Mayor Quigley’s Office) ORDERS TAKEN FOR —COAL AND WOOD— FOR SALE—Cabbage and plants at 127 Jerome St., ain lettu New Bri 6-9-6a AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken Reasonable rates Mitchell Richard Covert. 309-13. 6-9-1wx out. six. NTED—We have permanent posi- Tel tion for man near his own home at good pay. If interested, write Pe- quod Nursery Co., Meriden, Conn. 6-13-2dx FOR SALE > Roach Powde; ids you of Roaches, Bedbugs, Flie: Moths, etc., or money re 25 cent bellows package, by Curran, East Side McBriarty, Miller-Han Pharmacie: GIRLS WANTED for light, clean FOR FALE—One 1916 shape; good tires; one 33 Linwood St funded. For sale Janswick, son are tire. 6-11-1wx work; good pay assured at the FOR SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CENTER OF CITY. WORTH LOOK- ING INTO. OCALL ON ME AT ONCE. E. H. D. HUMPHREY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 278 MAIN ST., Open Saturday and Monday evenings. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE WANTED—Boy, 16 years old or over, for office boy in local factory; good pay and chance for advancement. Address P. O. Box 34, New Britai Conn. 6-13- start. Bristel Mfg. Co., Plain- FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring, used 11 months; new tires; in perfect shape. R. C. Rudolph, 123 Cherry | St. Tel. 2051 6-11-4d | = = T | FOR SALE—5 lot quick. sing REAL E! ESTATE FOR ville Mill, Plainville, Conn. room house and largd than $2,000 Speal B. White, White’s cros 6-11-3d Less R. FOR 190, good W. M SALE—1916 Chevrolet, touring; positively tires and paint , after Model | overhauled; | Inquire 636 5 o’clock. 6-10-6dx WANTED—Boy between of age to work after Commercial Shirt Co., 17-18 years school hou 266 Arch St. 6-13-3dx { WANTED—Woman housework and home nights. to help with cooking. Must go Apply 86 Lincoln St. 6-13-3dx ROOM 1208 FOR SALE—Five buildings, ten acres to town and school, six cents to New Britain, Conn. Price § referenc Private part cash balance to suit purec One as cook and laundress, Address Box 278 Bristol, Con chambermaid and waitress. [ Mrs. Edwin Hills, Plainville, | AUTO REPAIRING, T Tel. 47-3. 6-12-w1 aut. Weddin, S L e Dehan. 6-7-1wx room house, of land; FOR SALE—Cheap, s shows miles an hl)ux on H\(‘ 5 good tires Hardware City \\ul«T. ing Co., 18 Winthrap St., rear MOLDERS, RS, in mal- leable iron; non-union mechanies with actory ences will be given six months’ tract. Call on H. R. Forbes, House, Hartford, Conn WANT. >—Tenement of three or four ¢ rooms for two adults, on first or second floor. Address Box 4K, Her- ald. 6-13-1dx How does a six family brick block on Spring street Suit you—It rents for $1,200 a year and can be bought for $12,000, with a very mod erate amount of cash—It’s |~ a good buy take it from us. Brick block corner of Spring and North streets for sale on 10 per cent. basis—Let us sell your property. You will find it to your best advantage to deal with us. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 273 MAIN ST. WANTED—Two with best family. other Apply Conn. experienced girls FOR SAL Building lot on Vega near Maple street car. Todd proted tograph check writer. Must. b sald William Thiede, Buena Vist Ave. Tel 6-9-6d WANTED—Competent to go to shore. Herald Office. cook Address Box TUATIONS WA 2212-5 | WANTED—By American sition as housekeeper. ald widaw, po- | Box 2 Her- 6-13-3dx to t\)\e after 5 6-11-3dx - woman re of two children. Call o’clock, 72 Broad street. FOR SALE—Be sure of a com- fortable place to live. I have one more nice residence in Kensing- ton t is going to be sold quick- ly. 0.00 cash takes it, bal- lance on mortgage. Eight rooms, suitabie for ong or two families. Furnage, gas, electricity, driven well, large veranda, good shade. Two minutes from trolley J. d. Fitzsimons, Kensington, Tel 647-4. 6-11-d4x 1xe, 6-12-3 WANTED—By the 23rd, competent , LOST maid for general housework. Good [ wages. References required. Call Mrs. L. H. Pease, 41 5 WANTED—Bar Hotel Beloin. 6-3-tf L O Zettermanl WANTED—Laborers; Towers’ brick ard. 4-11-4d CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING AND GRADING porter, PHONE 343 ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. LOST—Monday post office bunch of Herald morning, and 272 Main keys. Please between street, return to §-12-2d WANTED—An experienced cook, well recommended, willing to go to the 1ore for the summer; best wages; call evenings. Mrs. Cha F. Corbin, 64 Maple St. TWO HOUSES ON FRANKLIN SQUARE FOR SALE Schultz & Costello, Inc. Buildir ,_—R(-p:\ir ng. | LOST—Wednesday, probabl Seymour St. and High s liere with chain of 191 Return ward between “hool, laval- Inscription “War to Herald. Re- 6-12-2dx 24 Acre Farm For Sale On Berlin Turnpike, only 5 minutes walk from New Britain trolley. Suitable for large Dairy, Stock Raising and miscellaneous farming. Extra large apple orchard. All buildings modern and up to date. This is worth investigating. See us for details. The Home Banking & Realty Co. i 86 WEST MAIN STREE FRANK HOLME! HARRY HANCOCK LOUIE JONESY OPEN SATURD\Y AND MONDAY EVENINGS { Sewer and Water Connections Residence—152 Vance Street New Britain, Conn. Telephone 261 LEAVITT & HAYES. LDERS IN WOOD, BRICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. 9 Court St. Telephones 2244 New Britain, Conn. 1918 PHOTOGRAPHS Gl‘ifi"fii\"ifififi“‘f’[&'@fi Our| BU FURD 242 MAIN ST. FURNISHED ROOMS—Two rooms for lisht housekeeping and one sin- gle room. Mrs. Dillon, 28 So. High St 6-12-2dx PRINTING | Paper Ruling Book Binding SPECIAL Blank Books Loose Leaf Sheets Index and Guide Cards Prompt Service. E.R. Hitchcock & Co. TO RENT—TFour furnished rooms 9 Court § 6-9 at 6d TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Adding Machine thoroughly overhauled, we will loan you a machine while the work photographs BU ESS OPPORTUNITIES attractive that years bring back the memories of the Church St first graduation. condition ARCADE STUDIO|— SUMMER i T N DR COWLES ELEC. €O ELEOCTRICAL CONTRAOTORS ELECTRICAL REPAIR 5 WORK A SPECIALTY. SINGTON AVE. are something will : specially in after | poR SALE e Now is the time to have your Typewriter or FOR SALE staurant, Evervthing in first class Apply at 294 Main St Is bheing done, 6-7-1Wx we will make your machine look and work as good as new, at a reasonable price. Typewriters and Adding Machines Rented and Repaired. RESORTS New Brifain Typewriter Exchange light, - y clean in the Splen- | Open te or § 11| TAGODA INN—Large, well ventilated, immaculate rooming hou Situated best section of Momauguin did beach and large raft. June 14. For particulars wrl telephone doing hetween roomy.