New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 12

Beglnumg November HARTFORD 1st This Store Will Close Saturdays at 6 o’Clock as on Other Days of the demand is for fruit for Canning. Sell those grapes, apples, pears, etc., without going to the trouble or expense of canvassing. A little For Sale Advt. in the Herald will bring you all the orders you can handle. Think there ED CL ASSIFI Ic a Word Minimum Charge 15c¢. CASH N ADVANCE. This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little adv There are at least three Classified Advt. readers who are looking for a chance to buy that Auto Perhaps you want to sell it but can’t locate just the right cus- Make your offer of yours. tomer. through *Classified Column, sale The Herald is practically cer- tain to follow. and in eliminating this werk we save the Ty it advertiser money. Our Fall Tailor-made Suits for Only 292 | QUALITIE o Herald Box 9B. 10-8-tf 10-8-3dx 10- White iron bed and | WANTED-—Furniture repairer FOR SALE—1913 Ford runabout POSITION OPENED for experienced | A2 . lady clerk in transportation depart- I'wo winter coat nisher. Address Box 9XA excellent running condition 14; perfect Office very reasonable. Inquire ment. American Hardware Corp. $8 and $5 for ing N 10-8-3d Main, 3d FOR MALE MELP ALE—MISCELLANE! o(w AUTOMOBILES, FOR SALE—1917 overhauled Apply HELP WANTED - €EMALE. S, " FOR L umm eyening WANTIED, steel ville, Cherry roll de 5 ind seen Plain- PPolishers for brass work. H. C. Baum Co. top Oakland, an recently condition, WANTED-—Young cal work in cleri- Good woman for local factor be s range. ( M first-class Barnes, Tattersal, 12 STERLING HE ARANCE AND L FOR DOUBLE HAVE APP O1' SUTTS THAT SI 30% in Pricq Newa 10-8-4dx and | Her 10-8-tt of living does not extend so far R ald No you see the high cost ize condition: | auick sale. 416 10-8-1dx < vour Winter Sui, unless you desire to pay for it more than i - on §29.90 WANTED \ppiy Mapile Fireman for 1 steam shovel Grozier floor. most SALE 17 Model paint dishwasher, §$16 a Ro hall day a 1 111-4 10 Churci 1t oonce. J st The Suits we arve offering at this price are excel- o 10-8-3 FOR Allen fine | WAN )—Wash home washing family of thre Phene 1041-4. take | tor St woman 1o W ironing 117 Winthrop bed, R. Tuttle. Che 10-8-2dx | = FOR five-passens running or« new, $676 inthrop St. 10-7-3dx touring, 76RB, Call 343 1970, 10-6-4dx in blue and spring, feather dx ok parlor St are wool and poplin, pillows, o table ent; the materials serge cot 11y 10-8-1dx in good as hette, 131 W attractive models; one TR belt, fine black cotoriy there are three very WANTE with narrow week A in serge has ripple coat, button trimmed, and week off st one Lunch SALE with glass condition x9 foot in door Phone and gathered back. ) Viclony ATl {wo-piece skirt with slit pockets the storm v In first 489-12. stibule class FOR SALI late 1916 Hart St Suit for business woman Overland good condition after m. Tel to run elevator 10-7-d3 — do 6 p. Plasterman rooms. Apply Washington street to at FOR RN ALI—1918 Rudolph work | once, 232 10 runabout, erry street. 3dx- -d. good ag lights; Kelly- two with for three e.-0 nd truc Franklin 10 FOR SALE—Vim truck; new; late model; e demountable rims; - Springfield tires rear, Broadway slightly used tires on the front, 10-6-3d one cxtra good spare; this can bHo bought for cash or time payvments, one year, $790. Jester's, 193 Arch St. Tel. 811 342 9-17-tf Woman and cleaning St., Tel. 452-4 2 days a week for Apply 06 | 10-8-2dx | hurberg, ectric two new % on "13D-—Second cook aurant. 67 Avch at [ mew St Boil BOOKKF fice 2xperienced, of manufacturing pany. Good opportunity ble young man. State age, experi- ence in detail, salary last received, in first lotter. All replies strictly confidential. Box 6WX, Herald 10 1 for of- com- capa- or for i WANTED—An experienced motherly housekeeper in widower fami of o O : " i O i -m ry A plain American home of all [ o e ther Tailor: ade Suits in Eve modorn convenlences. Good home | FOR SALE—Second hand coal range, Fall Material, Model and Shade R Pusione oo, Five. Stattons 3 || Talrview stros 051 10-8-3dx = —— - & < boiler, nine sections, 40 inch gr NI capacity 4,600 feet of radiation, washing b4 : six scetfons, 30 inch grate, good as omen S ancy ags BET = One second-hand Page JI].\H"VO\' or ;?f(l'l'(\\vv' 16 (:\l.\‘. {3en 1 Apply to D. McMillan, 201 Main McEnroe, 78 West N n St. 10-7-2d st t 10-8-tf WANTED—Second girl for small club, | FOR SALE-—Oflice desk Address Herald Box 16CB, chairs, chest of joiner's 3 children, oldest girl is 4 1-2 years. 10-8-2dx and wages (o right person. Resident | 80 baby carriage. Call at 145 | $25 to $250 oMt e o : _‘}"‘l: SALE—One Walker «& Mur ®ood as new. One Putnam Botler WANTED—A girl to dip chocolates: el e o 1919-1920 Sl e coal Phone 3 and tools, 10- two and | -1dx | Paris Made. af A FOR SALE—One late model roadster in first-class running just overhauled; radiator and hood equipped with electric side, dash and rear, Davis self-starte mountable Ford order; new steamlina This Ford ia lights, front, and Gray and generator; de- with two extra tires mounted on rims, carried on WANT A MAN T classy carrier in rear. Come quick truck who will appreciate a chance| if you want it. Jester's, 193 Arch 2 9-17-t¢ Never have hand Bags onjoyed so great a variety: next to fashfonable Hand Bag; 5 FOR SALIE—Hand picked A])]rl(w for And WANTED—A graduate of commer- R e ) v cooking or are ready to clal high school for .clerl work. | J Emerson, phone 643-12. od opportunity. The e mere 0-7-d2x W. L. Hatch Co., 29 West Main St. = plain with $1.50 to = 10-7-a3 | WANTED, Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine in | office of large manufacturing com- | pany. Good pay and chance for ad- vancement. Address . O. Box New Britain, Conn. becoming fall hat a woman likes a that Ribbons : a Bag occasion. will match her costume for every JANTED—AIL New York Cornice 201 Hartford Ave interesting Bags of all we Chiffon works of and Ba carrying bead newest most around & fall, both staples strikingly beauti- for the man. Apply Roofing Co., 10-6-3dx Our Ribbons and novelties, are ful—in texture, designs and colorings There are numberless suggestions as to the many which Ribbons be adapted, and as Ribbons enter extensively into the decorative of women's evening wear this season it's an education in fash jon to linger awhile at the Ribbon department and study the wonderful color effects. Hat and hair at the Ribbon Your Fall Gloves of the prices: of Panne and velvet: not things, bhut butgerfly show you &S FOR ALE sizes from Bac-ltor art, made rims, sterling Machinery 10 inches 8 Main beltings, Snquire Tel. 3dx tops, 3 to sxperienced girl to operate | J. Hockman, 1729 T Craoicss to motor street 10- may St. T m for advancement. Must come well St. Tel. 811 or 342. reconimended and be over 21 years — of age Married man preferrved | AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out Salary to start $1200 year Ad- Buick car. Frank Brown, Tel. dress Herald, 23AB. 10-6-tf 188-2. 4-6-t1 ver; scheme FOR one SALE —One tyoewriter, and fleld flower $50.00. also all kinds of furniture. Apply w Pappa 8 ) 3 Main St 10-7-2dx American and imported WANTED—Chambermaid at Hotel 0 a S Bend Bacsh i handsoms Beloin. 10-3-tf ANTED- Woman two days a week i ¥ ironing and cleaning. Mrs. R (rarteSjorsdEaninegertinesgln WANTED—Middle-aged woman Smith, Tel. 1047 or P. O. Box light general housework, one 10-7-hdx needs a home preferred. Call 1107, - 10-2-tf JFOR SALE $10 o = ! Home pa WANTED——Intelligent white woman | for Zic to care for nervous and mental! 244 cases. Beginning salary $30.00 per | month. Also laundry attendants - Deginning at $25.00 and advanc. | I"OR SALY ing to $30.00 the second month, L models, absolutely s Iull maintenance, including laun-| liKe new, at 23 to 50 per e e e e s than manufactur price. Training School for Nurses main-| (0 suit. Write for catalogue. tained. Write or call at The Specialties & Cash Register Conneeticut State Hospital, Middle- 1476 Broadway, New York. town, Conn. 10-2-w2 DR ANTED—Competent housework Paul K. Rogers, talking curtains, kitchen Andr machine, hange and roc Box } WANTE steady D—At work once, Apply compositor; Herald. 10-6-tf order Main bows made to Department, SALESMEN—T v with ‘me in work, with val vancement. 1 to those mt 2 men w Britain. Congenial ble training for ad- arge income assured accepted. Married preferred. Interview by ment after 9:30 a. m., telephone 6 or call on Greene, Booth Block 10-6-3dx fer to who Cloth of gold Bags, made work FOR up in silk with a woven pat- miser hag stylo: steel, gold, SALE—Two 1917 Masx tern in a silver or gold metal jet, iridescent and wonder- Bostenra well touring s, 1916 te a si >osteards ade diffe Ohrnstedt’s Main St., opp. of Welcome ont views, 6 Photo Shop, Monument. 10-7-6dx National cash men Reo appoint- 19 ful color contr: touring thread 22 car, seven- the most sumpt- Bags the .50 to $25. One of passenger Pope Hartford. uous of new sea- Ericson & Snow Auto Co., son, § el Calfskin Bags enuine best at the Here smallest poss Women’s brown wre some ible Mocha and Elm st 1188. A fi class clerk as a steady required Herald butcher and nanager. Good employment. Ref- for this position. Box 33 Grocer. 10-4-6dx registers, aranteed cent. less Terms Store (Eo% WANTED. grocery pay and erences Address Gloves in gray, ind Strap beaver, black, $3.50. Cape Walking Gloves in P. K P. X. M., all shades for Iwall Winter, $1.85 3.50. ip-on Gloves, 8§ > Suede Gloves in Y, brown and and Purses variety to Batte of Columbia Storge Station; all charged and repaired. T. H. COGSWELL, 10 Chestnut St. 'y Service batteries to beaver FANTED— work at Young man for lunch car depot 10-4-6dx FOR SALE-—$400 takes ished oil business in Plainville, In- quire Alfred Goddeau, 24 North Washington St., Plainville. 1 / 10-4 and makes A far above the RBerlin | well estab- gird for gen- | One who can cook Camp St. 30-tf Chamoisette Gloves Very new hand- average in pin seal, Morocco, light beaver 59¢ to # Childr colors in duplex and white, av. brown, black; short and long; men who make a lifework of " 5 atent; i this art. Bags, Purses, Bill E ht pric Frames, FLOOT ass automatic operator, P. J Whiting street 10- ma- crafis- i weight tooled Bags, made by suede chine screw 33 long grain, seal, and rel, 1418-2 nery, rear iy mR 5 5dx - sizes range from the > ] —— MOTOROYCLE:! shop and Cigar store. Big bargain if sold quick. Reason to sell, go west. 389 Arch street, William Radil 9-15-tf n's Kid Gloves, 3 tolderstanad Biature smallest up to 15 inches, FOR SALE-—Barber a at rig MAIN WANTED- jobbing work: operator; ~ good dy work for in 33 Br moulder, good at tabor machine opportunity and | right parties; ap- person. Ansonia Foundry Pleasant St., Ansonia. 10-3 85 10 EXPERIENCED also LADIES WAl Apply Boston Branch Grocery, 745 Main St., Hartford, Conn. 10-7-1w S WANTED. pocketbook SALES- FOR SALE—Indlan motore side car. George Johnson, St Phone 1517-12 lo 63 1 Stes 10 ply Co, FOR SALE 1159 Iast 10 | FOR SALE—Indian motor -6d | side car $150. 280 Arch St. T REAL ESTAYE FUK SALE Cows, St. LOST. 2 Ao LOST OR STOLIEN-—A @ i containing a diamond ring, sum of : Sirn Elponcont hetter with LRICK, ‘:\l,]\-‘.,l,,'\'.," oty in & commercial| Money and personal valuabl No ] questions asked if returned to 361 - »anking comp: ow paying div banking ipany n paying e onin dends quarterly on any amounts 0 up. Call or writo Booth Block. 10-6-8-10x S OPPORTUNITIES. BUSIN CAN ring. WANTED—Laborers grading work Aberthaw Construction Co. and Bur- ritt St. Tel 136- Y. | 10-2-6d | team for ! Building—Re and Apply P D, board, positively prove your money - LEAVITT & HAYES, BUILDERS IN WO( STEEL AND CONCRE! Repairs of all kinds Opurt St. Telephones 2244 i ew Britain, Conn. 1918 1 FOR SAL rooms, Two houses, front improvements, 15 S WAN | nd room; | vate. Roomer, Box | or Gentleman wants must he Herald 10- room i nine pri- rear mour St., 10-7-12dx FARMS AND COU 16 ACRES GOOD LAND, barn, henhous; condition; near and city; price valuable gec ete or all rooms. 13 first housc SIX-ROOM ar sheds; all in | - town, shops, | WANTIID. $1,500, ily. 1 three crop, floor. to R R to work in coal on Brockw i Jester, vard 193 Arch St 9-30-tf house, od trolley cluding 50 chickens, farming tools. 721 Main St. | LOST—Usea tire Rubber Co., tag = Tel. 1447 with with iy g it Todd Reward. | 10-8-3dx | LOST O STOLEN-—A pocketbook containing a diamond ring, sum of money and personal valuables. Re- ward and no questions asked. 361 Main street. 10-7-3d —- ACRE FARM, HALF level, no stones, balance woodland, pasture; miles city, on main )——Six men helpers Trving Office, [Shniynrs o 21D, Herald. WANTED—By nished room, Tel. 605-3 aurence, private fam- 10-8-3dx in good locality. Tol. 84 10-4-4dx | B o e e 10 RENT vard trucks. Dwight as M Court, in- pigs some Realty, Open evenings. 10- CLEAR, FOR SAI Two brick blocks and store, Corner Union and Clark streets. 0 make mor Also building lot on Linwood street. H. D. HUMPHREY UEAY ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 273 MAIN ST., Open Eaturday and Monday evenings. MONEY TO LOAN ON GNOD REAL ESTATE horse, two young ladie with private family. between 3 and 4 p. m. 10-8-d3x A chance fur- IFarmers’ > =z TO RENT-—Tenement of modern improvements. Church St., 6 rooms; all Inquire 428 10-8-1dx downsta Sh—Tenement of will buy. Tel. 662-13 BOOM %ee. Wanted a young or aged married couple to furnished cottage with owner and daughter at Maple Hill To reliable party Rent $10 month. Address Rent, Box Herald 10 WANT or imoRSR middle occupy a six rooms, | 10-7-3dx | will vings hous 12 10-8-tf Window Cleaning @ window. Paint and carpet beating Jast | Tel. 1356 10-8-2 “”' sho for | AT HOBRBY is what | vou need o fenushistonies ol o el GRS the nerves, banishes car articu it 166-3 ar write Box 208, Berlin - 183 = s on reques| ox 383 = b lars on request. Box o RE street all steam heat. Apply 201 Hartford Ave evidence $50 RIEWARD for that lead recovery diamond and stick pin taken from my in June. L. M. Barnes. Tel LOST—Between Main strects. Handbag containing small pocketbook with beads and change. Return to 969 Stanley St. 10-8-1d —_ FOUND and Stanley Lo WANTED-—Want or 3 rooms ro large of potatoes, corn, | " ;1ouna center, ‘no chilaren. Ad- rye, hay, ete.; 10-room ss Mr. I%. Elliotte, 115 North St., | other outbuild- 10-7-3dx | condition; three e four pigs, implements; | o 10 this week i Main Tel 10-7. 'm‘ 2 crop ables, barns, good vege house, two ings; all in cows, two 100 chickens, farming price it sold Farme alty, 1 { POUND—NMen's shoes left at Library. Open evening Can be had at Damon’s Shoe store — See us about selling that Brick Block of yours. Our | | 10-8-1dx 1 90.ACRE | customers talk cash. E= s e wood, timber, five-room hou nished CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. e {1l R T | T price $1,300. rmers’ Realty, 16W, PHON E 343 a 14, -d2x —Bay State 10 to 15 washin Main St Three Family House on Wakefield Court for only b6,600—You'd find it hard to duplicate this anywhere. It | will be apt to go soon after this advt. comes out. Get| busy or you get left. Co. cents —_— - — 67 over horse: Glen A copy of Camp’s H tain. Will pay story Space for Maple St one FOUND-: ., upst or two -15-tf Watch. Inquire after 6 p. 176 Rests m. 10- o Four rooms modern on Tremont improvements to A. Bessofr,¢ 10-6-8dx Co onn 10-8-1dx FARM, GOOD LAND, TANTED: \\mxld like piano from and will address, at Box. NOTICE1 upright family Please Herald or fo unfur- | modern improve- adults, Address Box | Office 10-7-2dx Ihies a nice private cash to buy rooms, some by two Herald FURNISAED ROOMS pay spot Wegman, ) Downstair rooms with all ments, to adults, nerton St tenement of & modern improve- Inquire once, Main §t. Open evenings. 10- T Sl ok e WANTED—National cash registers any style or guantity, for spot cash i o il 115 ACRES, State numbers, price and descrip- | NOTIC Reward of five dollars will | provements, tion. Wil buy U. S slicers, | D lven to party finding me a de- | crop, 20 head computing electric mills or sirable four or five room rent. Small implements; must choppers 147 W. 424 St., American family Apply e i cheap. Farmers New York 10-6-1w Box 2! 10-6 St. Two furnished rooms for keeping. Adults only men. All convenienc light house- | or two gentle- 58 Tlart St 10-8-1dx LARGE HOUSE, outbuildings, large cattle, all farming ba sold; very Realty, 721 Main 272 MAYN' ST. ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG s, e 1so ales, nger, would like clerical some experience. 19Xy lady had Box work Herald 2dx Young Has Office furnished room for 618 N. Main. 10-8-1dx | TO RENT—Neatly two gentlemen, We have a number 00d Farms we would like to show you . N SMaTH & CO. M T, FRAME your Ladies’ Home Journal, = Woman's Home Companton and Pic- [ WANT . housckeeper : torial pictures. Ohrnstedt’s ents by family of three. Box 33 [ ome ments by family of three. Box $3W, Photo Shop, 244 Main St opp non Herald. -3¢ | g L0630 Monument 10-6-6dx | than wages. For Sale--6 Room Cottage with All Improve- | S— — IOy D—Antique furniture and [ WILL, GIVIS $5 to anyone securing | =————— ockery. Write me what you have. litable room rent; mod- | Middle age ANTED-—Three, four or tenement with modern tion by of five Pos improve- room as working elderly woman. consideration Herald Boxe 10-8-3ax Review more Address Good American woman housekeeper would Ad- Housekeeper. 10-8-4dx me a s six 0] position Herald Box 7, ern Conn Manager. D Public ial and phing and asonable., Real mstate. 278 Main Street, Swedish laun- A private fam- the day. 1 Olson. 10-7-2dx ¢ Nursery Orders for all kinds Wain 1N Stecle St, Y 2 10 town, 10-3-12dx Adares: Herald, Box | dress i 10-6-3dx Insurance. M merc iferany bwork Lmulii= NOTIG | ‘TED-—Competen Tel. 1729-3 Schultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main St. || - e a b D 7 ments in a Good Location for $4,800 I will call. B Sheflield, Middle Improvements, with or without | 1ike VA? stenographic com- S Ry Sl e Smith R School rizht out by ily or can go 9-30-tL 3-6d I'ark St., care Mrs.