New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1919, Page 12

HARTFORD. For Telephone Orders Call Charter 1580. Use Our Efficient Mail Order Service Freely Whether You Live in Hariford or Fifty Miies Away Plan to Atten G IDSUMMER M A the SALE As Often As Possible The shopping woman of the day enjoys full knowledge of ‘the value of mer- chandise from start to finish—like a book; and she knows full well what she is doing, and for what she is spending her money when she comes to G. Fox & Co.’s Midsummer Sale. She knows that in spite of prevailing chaotic labor conditions and the consequent limited output, and high cost of merchandisé¢, no store in the United States can sell dependable goods at lower prices than gais store can. she comes to the big sale and profits as*in the good old days So yore. Every single cent expended commands more value than would be possidle in any other store. Come Monday and share the unexampled sale opportuslities needs and summer wearing apparel. Come and save. with the exception of a dozen or so restricted articles. FOR “ALE FOR SALE A couple of Two-Family Houses; 10 rooms each: very desirable around: on Fairview street, near trolley. It .will require $2,000 cash, Price, $8,000 for both. This is a desirable purchase for one who has $2,000 to invest. streets. H. D. HUMPHRLY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 273 MAIN ST., Open Saturday and Monday eveuings. M EY TO LOAN GOOD REAL EST E ROOM 203. We can offer you a finely appomted three house at No. 381 East street—Built only three years ago It’s a house you would be proud to own. Let us sell your property for you—We have cus- tomers with CASH. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 273 MAIN ST. PHON E 343 ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. TYPEWRITERS AU, MAKEb Now is the time to have your Typewriter or Adding Machine thoroughly overhauled, we will loan you a machine while the work is being done, we will make your machine lcok and work as good as new, at a reasonable price. Typewriters and Adding Machines Rented and Repaired. New Britain Typewriter Exchanfi’e TEL. 612, 2 W. \1\1\ ST. A FEW BARGAENS Three-family, Three-family, Chestnut Street, good investment, West Main S treet, pays more than 10 per cent. Two six-family blocks with South Main. Two-family, large lot, South Main; look this up. E. N. SMITH & CO. 278 Main Stree Tei 1616 12 garage, =T Three ¥amily House and Garage for $5500 Schultz Cstello, an. R all ‘; | Whefl You Want Also good building lots on Corbin avenue, Hawley and Hamilton | family | {BUY YOUR WINTER COAL for $2,000 less than it would cost to duplicate it today— | | 19 \‘H] OwW | ones. | four years, | army for household reduced in Bverything is % Y \ Don’t Speculate ogoaraphs TheArcade Studio| Produces the Goods INT Now TWILL NEVER BE CHEAPER BERSON BROS. | BRANCH OFFICE AT —297 MAIN STRE (Mayor Quigley’s Office) I \‘IIL BUY AI ‘L KINDS OF JUNIK | AND SECOND {HAND I"URNITURE. i Pay Three Cents, P(,v Pound for Rags. i. ZELDES ST. T‘P L. JOHN W. ALLEN BUILDER 331 CHES{NUZ ST, The war is over, oW for buildings. After being a contrétctor for 31 years | in New Britain my /hat is in the ring for all old customels and many new Wm. Peace, ¥ho was with me is back fnom overseas and ' again, havling been in the 18 monthss We are ready reconstruction rvf‘.',‘nff and all de- tians. - AT RKET. 557-14 with me for ser THIS WEE] - DOHERTY M | Native Broilers, f'resh Fowl, Spring Lamb, ative Veal, , Fancy Top Beef, Full Line of Native 1. 1446. lectric Co. ngton Ave., AIN, C ()\\ BV FR‘- TPHING ELECTRICAL Teky Plainvilic 149, { { WIANTED-—Machinists, | WANTED—Quarry men; Make your wants known in the Classified column. Classified advts. are the best little selling agents in the world. Read the wants of others. Ad- vertise your own needs. 1c a word. Minimum Ch CASH IN ADVA This is not a question of .creg billing and postage cost more t little advt. and in eliminating this advertiser money. All Advertisements " for the classified column must be in the Herald Office by 1:30 p. m. on the day of issue. OLRVICE MEN'S COLUMN Do you need work? If you are a discharged soldier or sailor, the use of the column below is offered to you 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. KEmployers are urged to gct in touch with the advertisers in this column by mail, through the Herald Office. Sample—John Jenes, age 27, former private Co. prefers outdocr work 5 | Has had experience as auto mechavic. Write care ot Herald. MALE HE Tool Makers, laborers and 166 Main 7-7-1dx Polishers restaurant St., Room and buffers, help. Apply 13. HELP WAXTED—TEMWMALE. WANTE: worlk. for all Main St., kinds Room D—Girls Apply 166 WANTED: lady High perm advancement. 22XE Bright ambitious ral and cashi graduatc for cleri 's work school anent position with chance for Address Herald, Box 3. T-7-3d preferred, I ROR =S ence, them the b accon Clark Main WANTE with influ- ‘ model to insist that the boys bring | runniy here for the finest Soda and | spare est Ice Cream Sundaes in this | tric 1j Ladies with initiative can N14A nplish satisfactory results. & Brainerd’s Drug Store, 181 St. 6-30; D—Young ladics [ FOR used 191§ Huc S, 7-3-7-10-14-17-21-24 press old. rear WANTE tour landg oth D—Girls for foot and powe work. Must be over 16 } The Taplin Manufacturir 65 Arch St. ma =S POR WANTE concern, an experienced typist. dress D—By 'm'«-ul manufacturing Ad- Dept. B. T-2-1w clas ply P. O. Box 1025, City, AU WANTED—Chamber Beloin. ey e —— Hotel i 6-25-df maid at AUTO Buig WANTED. 188- WANTED—Timekeeper tion work J. H. St. for construc- Grozier Co., Maple 7-7-3d WANTED-—Shoe salesmen for our shoe department for Saturday after- noons and evenings. Men with some retail experience preferred. Good pay for good men who will work steady through the year. Apply to the Big Store. 7-7-3d steady work, pay. Apply The Iron Ledge 320 North Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. 7-7-3d good Cor; RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. Hundreds wanted. $1100-$1500. Age, 18-35. Experience unnecessary. ISxamine tions everywhere August 23. For free particulars write John ILeon- ard (former government examiner) 849 lkquitable Bldg., Washington. 7-5-4dx WANTED—At once, 2 buffers and a young man to help in plating room. Apply H. C. Baum Co., Plainville. 7-5-3d MEET THE HIGH COST of living by WANTED-—First-class auto mechanic. Apply Manning’s, 168 Arch St. 7-2-6dx WANTED—Man for washing cars and general garage work Apply S. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 155 Elm St. 7-2-3d Service think of it before. not you buy youar batter ter Think about two kinds of service | when you buy a battery. First, the service the battery itself will give—its Capac- | Second, the kind | ity, its Strength, its Life. of service ang the amount of it rcquxrcd to keep it operating properly; and the Spirit in which that service will be rendered. ‘When you get a Columbia Storage Bat~ | tery you get a definitely guaranteed perfor- mance, guaranteed life, guaranteed capacity, | guaranteed efficiency. Columbia Storage Batfery ‘When you get a Columbia Storage Bat- tery you get all the service necessary to make good on the guarantee. You can come to us twice a month, or oftener if necessary, and we will test and inspect your battery. We will see that all connections are tight and clean. We will see that everything is in good condition. We will make the hydro- meter test, and if necessary will put in pure distilled water. Our facii'ties for recharging are modern in every respect, and completc. Our men know how. They are able to give you the highest type of intelligent service. And our large stock of rental batteries, en- ables us to take care of your wants ade- quately and without an instant’s delay. T. H. COGSWELL 8 Chestnut St. STEAMMSHIP TICKETS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Geonge A. Quigley 297 Main Street WANTED TO Ice Box suitable for also Lickwar, BUY—Second hand Grocery 10 ft. Show C Sexton street. [ FOR wit car Lu 8 or L WANTED local Address Herald in Experienced stenographer office. State qualifi Box 24BX. FOR - diti WANTED—By middle age WOona light No. 1 STENOGRAPHER preferred. ence, Box American an, two rooms and kitchen for housekeeping. Address Box 18, New Britain, Conn. 7-3-3d WANTED-—Male State age and experi- if any. Address N. B. 5G. WANT mal tember. school. g D—Boarding places for Nor- hool students beginning Sep- Address State Normal 7-1-dbx MAN dress AND WIFE and r DESIRE BOARD oom with private family. Ad- Box 238, New Britain. 7-1-6dx WANTED—To buy a small or | medium sized refrigerator, in good condi 16 ring 6, WANTED rooms by young cauple. REAL ESTATE FOR S and town. Rock tion, second hand. Plainville. Telephone 6-30-wix or five 493-5 -30-6d Tenement of four Tf‘l FOR SALE ALE—Three lot 50x150. Must sell. y Hill Ave., tenement Owner: leaving Mrs. Zink, 24 3rd floor. 7-7-wix houses FOR S large standing grass. Berli ALE: garden; 12 room brick Thouse; fruit; also 2 1-4 Mrs. Leon LeClair, Phone 661-4. n, Conn. 7-2-5dx FOR and garage. tenement, 12 terms. el SALE—Modern 1287 -1- 10-room house } Can be made into (“o Hawkins street. Ea Barnes, 131 \Inv\ L. M. tf FOR SALE—2 w ley, 133, street near Oak, farm veille 131 Main St., building lots on trol- est of White Oak, No. 132 and price $200. One lot on Acotn city. 15 acres level Main street, Plain- L. M. Barnes, 1297, 7-1-tf Wes terms. Tel. lnn(l sy FOR SALE- room ning Two-family 12 Tel. 4 house, 92-4 s, $590 down. INDIAN 1905. and board, r on beach. NECK, Branford Ju 1st to Oct. 1st casonahle D), Cottage Roomi rates. Right Mrs. A. Frey. 6-30-LF Board on the mauguin. hton rmmgel Ave., ao- c.0.d-6d and room. lLie water front. Mrs. l.ord. TAGOT well room best did beach and June telephone Liberty and >A INN-——Large, roomy, ventilated, immaculately clean ing house. Situated in the} section of Momauguin. Splen- large raft. Open For particulars write or 536, between. 11 6-9-eod- light, 14. 12 a i m: ROOM tage, Mrs. A\D ROARD (‘hexokre Co Indian Neck, Branford. Conn T. J. Walsh. 7-5-6dx-e.0.d. TO RE week € BUILDERS IN WOOD, STEEIL, AND CONCRETE. 9 Court New Britain, NT at day or >hone y the Indian Neck. Call Building—Repairing. LEAVITT & HAYES GRICK, ~ of all kinds. Telephones 7224 1919 Repairs St. Conn,