New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1919, Page 10

New', BRIJAIN DAILY HERALD, WED Eé‘DAY, DECEMBER 31, STORE HOURS 9 A. M. TO 6 P M, DAILY ‘Mid-Winter Clea;ance Sale Begins Friday, January 2d L‘ More Bountiful Than Evgr in Values Offex;ed For Detalils See Thursday Paper ¥ on the market, cor Turkeys, Vermont ickens, Fowl, Broil- kens, Geesc, Ducks, fincst, Steer Beef, Native Veal, Eastern Cat Pork, Spring Lamb, l‘rchh Shoul- ders, Spare Ribs, Sausage Mcat, Salt Tongue, H. C. Tripc. Faney Baldwin and (.m.nmg Apple Grele Sunkist Oranges, Fancy Lenions, Lay cr Raisins, Iigs, Dates, Grapes, Mixed Nuts, Silver, Skin Onions, C. Berrics, | Walnut Meats, Jordan Almonds, L&t tuce and Celery, Everything th at Doherty's, 406 Arch St BERMUDA FLORIDA CUBA Pruit, | AND “TALK SHOP” 1| 80 Per Cent of Sweet Potatoes Lost Yearly—A\ir Pushed North, Blows East, Etc. St. Louis, Dec. 31.—Righty per cent of the country’'s sweet potato crops are destroyed annually by fungus dis- cases, according to delegates today at the convention of the American as- sociation for advancement of science in session here. The national research council’ is trying to eradicate these disecases. Dr. W. J. Humphr of the gov- ernment weather bureau, Washington, D. C, in an address before the meteorological section asserted that air pushed north blows east, because of the deflective effect of the earth’s rotation and that rain dries the at- mosphcere, because it removes the water from it. Heating free atmosphere cools it, and cooling warms it, he asserted. | "his he explained by saying warmed air will rise and cool, and cooled air will: fall and become warm by com- pression. The excess profitd tax was de- | nounced as “unjust, unsound and dan- i gerous” in an address last night by | Morris Frey, a New York banker. He advocated that it be substituted by a gross sale tax. He asserted the excess profits tax partly was responsible for the high cost of living declaring many business | men increased the prices of their products so as to reimburse them- | selves in part for that which they paid the government. He declared a tax of one per cent on sales would bring the government $5,000,000,000 annually. 1919, Thouands of eyes search the Classified Columns Daily. Let them see your propositions. Start negotiations with their owners in the Want Advt. way. You'll find it an inexpensive and profitable way of reach- ing them. CL ASSIFI 1c a Word Minimum Charge 15c. CASH IN ADVANCE. This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the litile advt. and in eliminating this werk we save the advertiser money. Lots of . Classified readers would buy t} vou have to sell if] knew you wanted pose of them. Tel about that used that real estate, hand furniture, etqg you wish to turn cash. * Do it the Advt. way. All advertisements for this column to insure classification must be in this office not later than 1 o’clack. Terms are cash. No telephone or mail orders accepted WANTED—FLMALE HELE WANTED—Clerk. clerical cal factor conditions. Box No. W, Toung lady for rk in Dept. office in lo- . Good pay and working Apply for interview to 9AA, Herald Office. 2-31-6d WANTED—Girls for room WANTED—MALE HELP NOTICE. AUTOMOBILES WANTED—An ambitious boy vears old who wishes to and is willing to begin as clerk and m ger in the of a New Britain tfactory. B Herald. 12+ advance Junior otfice 24D, 31-2dx men for retail Britain Ex Men over WANTED—Several bread route in Derience unnec of age pre Charter 7 Kolb's Baker) particu- 12-31-3d WANTED—One steam fitter, plumbe one plumber’s M. J. Kelly, 25 Gilbert. one nelper. 12-30-2d | WANTED—Plumber or it Weiant, 73 Lincoln St. NTED—Good diemaker with. ex- perience, steady cmployment. Anply ! A. J. Beaton Mfg. Co., ) “ street. : b ¥ 80-2d | WILL SELL 100 SHARE S. Metal Cap and Seal Co. com- | — b ITARIUM ana L3 50 Cedar street, catton, excellent surrou from institutional clese individunl attention all doctors courteously §20 per weel upwi solely by 2. graduate Lrookln W 9- private iet lo- tree rosphere; sured; d. “on- ule ! ckoft od-tf | adcopital, | i | R ducted Heights Hospital. NOTICE: penter Estimate owitz, 600 —Will do all' kinds of car- work. Jobbing a specialt cheerfully given. B. Ben- Arch street. Tel. 319- 12-30-5dx | or part of, | U mon 479 The Spring Farm Dairy ewing- | ton is offering the public of New Brit- | ain and vicinity milk from tuberculin tested herds, delivered anywhere in $7.00 per share. P. O Box Bridgeport, Conn. | | FOR OR SALE—A IFord couplet, model, with a self starter. B used only four months. In ¢ condition, Practically n Address Box Ford 16. Tel 1 roadste takes it Co. Dodg cla oadition, $775 Bennctt, Unioh Lauadry demo sex touring, run F. Mot OR SA 1916 1917 Overland rc 1917 We sell the ne! 123 Cherr; rondster, 13. PORTO RICO WINTE?{ CRUISES TO TROPICS “This tax is so low,” he said, packing any attempt to abuse “that it .or defraud the consumer would be taken care of FOR'SALE—1 bargain, for 918 Hupmobile ti quick sale, 16f New Britain f eighteen cents a quart and ten cents a pint. work in local factory. Good pay. HE L e et | WANTED-—Laborers, 60c per hour. W F. J. CUTLER Light Trucking LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE. Phone 1389 Grand Hotel, City. ‘Doctor J. M. Klein oOffice, Booth Block, 268 Main St. Office Hours, 2 to 4 P. M., Tto S P. M Other Hours by Appointment, Telephone 2306-2 — 2306-3 House. 21 FR.A!\CIS ST, REMOVAL SALE. Slightly used Singer Sewing Ma- | After Jan. ist “hurch street, shines at big bargains. ‘will be located at 71 flartford Courant Sto g SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. FOR Rates, Sailings and Further Informa- tion Apply to } 207 MAIN STREET Steamship Tickets to All Parts of the | World. T WILL BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNFTURE. Will Pay 3¢ 1b. For Rags. L. ZELDES Tel. 589-23 | | 1 { i | ] 138 OAK STREET DON’T ke the risk of being Lmlcl‘lnsmed on your Furniture and Dwelling. increase in your insurance costs very little. ux attend to this for you at once. Also Burglary Insurance. 'H. D. HUMPHREY 272 MA l\' ST, Nat, Bank Huudu Phone 141. JNO. P. MAGUIRE GENERAL CONTRACTOR —HEAVY HAULAGE— . Office and Yard:—551 Stanley Street. Telephone 115-4 Here's 4 man who i$ going to Cuba—So he has given his house to sell— A one family house with all improvements for $6,200 ‘He likes it 5o well he wishes he could take it with him. You'll like it too—One thousand to $1,500 cash required— CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. FHONW F 543 ROOMS 205-8. BANK BRLDG Telephone 1790 B\iildihg Loans foEmployees of Néw Bn’t.i_in Industries. Consult H. J. Foiren, Manager. bt * Desirable Property on Franklin Square. | .‘&hultz & Costello, Inc., 242 Main St. We wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year New Britain Typewriter Exchange, ! 72 West Main Street /Geo. A. Quigley : Kentucky Republicans Advance Gov- | crmor Edwin P. Morrow For Vice by competition.” NEW CANDIDATE President, Louisville, ' Ky., Dec, can leaders in Kentucky aré groom- ing Governor Edwin P. Morrow, as vice presidential eandidate, accord- ing to announcement here today, A. T.'Hert, national committeeman from Kentucky and chairman of the | sub-committee on. arrangements the national cofivention next June, is | said to be one of the leaders in the movement which was ‘given impetus at a meeting of party Lumsv}ue yesterday:, | Alccording ‘to announcemeint the | ground work for the Morrow boom is being laid early in order that his name may be presented to the various state conventions and pnmkuxcx next year, Governor Morrow was sleutg(l in November by a majority of Epproxi= | mately 40,000. for workers in WSMITH BROS MACHINE CO. GENERAL MACHINE WORK. 152 HIGH ST., Phonc 118 New Britain, Conu, 7-2, -’Z_z_qe/w Pour = ' Iy BAKING DAY features thé familiar bag of ANGELUS FLOUR in thousahds of kitchens where the most delicious bread is the rule. + Thompson Milling Co., Lockport, N. Y. Sold by The O. K. Grocery Co. 393 Arch St, 1920 Buick touring car. 1919 Paige 53-passcnger touring car,’ run 2,800 miles; bargain if tak- en at once. Overland Sedan. Oakland S-passenger car. Studcbaker, car. Hudson super-six touring car. Chalmer 5-passenger car. 1917 Overland 3-passenger 1916 Dodge Bros. roadster. 1918 1918 touring | | 1918 7-passenger touring | 1917 7-passenger 1917 touring car, ! You will save money by buying now. i All thesc cars are in | first class condition. Apply at 's. & F. MOTOR | SALES CORP. | Dealersiin Hudson, Essex and Dodge Bros. Cavs. 5 ELM STREET, TEL. 731 ald Office. 1231-64 | WANTED—YOung lady for corner staying {n local factory. Excellent pay. Expenence unnecessary. Apply to Box No. BSB, Herald Office. 12-31-6d4 A bright young lady employed in Hartford ‘and tired of commuting can'learn pf a good clerical posi- tion" with advancement by writing Box X32X, Herald. 12-31-2dx WANTED—@Girld for ¢lerical work, fil- ing, billing and typewriter in office large manufacturing concern. Good Dositions, good pay and chance for advancement. Wheh repiying give age and past experience. Bok 263, New Britain, Conr 12-31-1w WANTED—Housekeepet and cham- bermaid at New Regal Hotel. 12-80-3dx WANTED—Local concern wants young woman about January 15 to operate small = telephone switch- board; must be able to operate typewriter. Apply Herald Box 24.J. 12-30-6dx W AITRESSES \\A\TLD*‘A\DM 4 Britain Club. 3 WANTED—Experienced 2 days a week; good wages paid. Phone 1819, 12-29-tt EAMSROEEIT e 7 L AN i WANTED—A woman for laundry work and cleaning. Apply Mrs. W. P. Crabtree, 125 Lincoln street. 12-29- laundress, WANTED—A lady to.work in Chinese Jaund $2 per day. 226 Kast Main St. 12-27-6dx WANTED-—A woman to do general housework from 7 a. m. to 3 p. m. No Sunday work. Box 34AA, Herald. 12-26-tf WANTED—Maid for light houseworlk, good wages to capable girl. Inquire Mr. or Mrs. F. E. Rackliffe, Jr., Rackliffe Bres. Co., New Britain, Conn. 12-26-tf WANTED-—A bookkeeper. Great Western DMarket, street. Apply at 3 Main 12-19-124 WANTED—Two g willing to work a few hours a day. Apply Hause- keeper at N. B. General hospital. 12-13 -t¢ sum of tween Reward Office. mt)ne) and two Blm and Smalley if returned to keys streets. Herald 12-31-3ax - LOST—Sléd on South Main streef, Johm B Rockwell Ave, 12-31-2dx on Church and_Stanley East St.# o Sapphirg betwe reward. ar pin "Hast streets; 547 .——-,—'-———————" C A LOST--Monday. Wrist watell; be- tween 244 Whiting St. and P. and F. Corbin’s; valued as keepsakc; reward if returned to Herald. 12-30-8dx | | LOST--A purse, this morning, with a sum of money between Dwight and Clourt street. Please return to Mus. H. Connelly, 121 Dwight St. 12-31-2dx LOST—Will person seen picking’ up large black purse containing sum o fi money on the 5:30 Plainville trolley, Monday afternoon, kindly return same to Herald Office and receive reward. . 12-81-3dx Building—~Repaaing. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BERICK, STEEL AND CONCRETE., Repairs of all: ki X '® Court St. ~ fiew Britain, Conn. Telephones 2244 1918 for interview to Box No. X7X, Her- | Address a Steady work. DBoys' Club building. | B. H.'Hibbard C 2 P. . J 12-19-tf 1 WANTED—Machine hands. Flannery Co., Whiting St. WANTED—One first-class grocery clerk; married = man preferred. Doherty's Market, Arch St. 12-15-Lf e —————— e WANTED. WANTED—Position as chauffeur for private car or truck. References. Experienced. Will do repairing. Box 17 Herald. 31-2dx auffeur Addre 12 WANTED—Position as c truck or private car. ald, Box 27X. for Rer- 31-2dx WANTED—Two furnished rooms, cen- trally located, for man and wife. Address box NX4X, or ]71\03(‘ 1041-4. 31-1d VV.‘\NTED—-’I‘&MQ cooking. 284 boarders, Park St. 12- WANTED—Any young man of hand. kind of position by 18 vears, with one Address Herald, Box 10%. y 12-30-3dx WANTED—American couple wish furnished apartment for the winte preferably in the west end; references. Address A, Box 11X, Herald. 2-30-4dx home | 31-ldx | This milk | compares well with milk sold else- | where from twenty-two Main, ¥2l. 1763, 12 to twent eight cents a qua A trial will con- | vince you. Call Valley 258.—advt. | NOTICE—For quality and call Belkin’'s markei, 2428. 1 12-26-6dx service, NOTICE—A Christmas photo. See Ohrnstedt’s Photo Shob, St. and 69 Arch St. frames that o our window. | 244 Main 12-26-tf paperhanging. during F. dollar-bill NOTICE — Painting, Special di i | FOR Unionville Ave., acres of land, fine good Dbarn. Price JFor information see Mr. Pinch, Church SALE —Sevan Pl house, Threa 1 1z water, asked, $1,800. Mr. Hart, care { st 12-29-8dx room lle. | FOR SALE-—Building lot, Belvidere. | stewart street, 2 the W. T St. { cast. FOR SALE—One building lot. South Main and Buell stree Taylor, 72 Winthrop stree | 1 corner M. E. Flfl\lbllhll ROOMS WANTED—Position Box 19, Herald. as truck 1 driver. 30-3dx WANTED—Two rooms, convenient to , for light house Rooms, Bax 12-30-2w keeping. care Herald. WANTED-—A man and wife, no chil- dren, want one or two rooms for light housekeeping. Call Mr. Nor- man, Landers, Frary & Clark. 12, “9 4dx | WANTED—A place to board a boy of six where he will receive good care; preferably near a school. ~Apply Herald, box 12A. WANTED-—Two ette. rooms and kitéhen Address Box 24Y, Herald. 12-29-8dx TED—To buy'second hand. furnt- and parlor set. Address Fur- niture, Box 3, Herald \ self-starting New Ycar we hope won't have to be hauled home with i rope. The New Yecar is a start against What will be your milcage and average specd during the yecar? car got their new bearings yet? Does time in everybody’s lifc. i Have: you or your the condition of youar car admit of the proper speed transmission? Th he ready-relicf-repair CENTRAL AUTO STATION I:su MALIN STREET. shop. TEL, 1544, 12-29-3dx; FURNISHED RL)()M TO RE! Camp street. Telephone 14 icely furnished room for with all improvemer 11 12-30 ROOM in private fam- street. Apply Box 34, e. 12-29- TO RENT—3 unfurnished foomp for light housekeeping. Steam heated, electric light, set tubs, connecting bath, 5 minutes’ from center. children. Box No. 2 TO RENT— gentleman; Telephone URNISHED 1y, Arch Herald Off i . FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—Beautiful mahogany cab- inet talking machine, and selection records. Brand new. Big bargain for { ‘cash. Payments arranged. Call Mr. i Andrews, 439 Arch St. 1-2dx FOR SALE—Puppies, 4 Boston ter- riers. Can be bought cheap. Also Rhode Island Red, White Plymouth Rocks, White Leghorn pullets and Co stock. Inquire , 112 Carlton street, Tel. 726-5. 12-81-3dx 1 Belvidere, FOR SALE—Two 9x12 each. (all 51 Forest St. rugs, $10 12-30-34 FOR SALE—Regular $40 course of Instruction in Drafting and Design- ing in Chicago Technical College, $18 casih. Address Box Herald. 1 HIE L FOR SALE— Henest household range; also gas range. 0-3d FOR SALE-—Wood, ter E. Miller. Tel, 23 all lengths, Wal- 9-13. 12-30-6dx SALE—Cord Leon I\ FOR wood, sawed any length. Liegey, 208 North street. 12-16-24dx S ——————— FOR SALE Splendid building lots East Main street with ail ments in at the start. H. N. LOCKWOOD Real Estate & Ins. Room 407 | { | | right lmpro\ e- i City Hall Here are a blocks that pay cent. A street, cation suitable for Also a few good Glen street. Cowe in and loek Lhes business | 10 per few better good than tenement block Lasalle and d on rooming house. investments’ Ve B. Solomon (Agency) $25 Main St. Tel, 977, | FOR SAE—Blemished firs lirge stock on hand; these tires will for less Ford par Co., 88 Arc tires ing maxes; double mileage Weed chains; Auto Supply Pelephone. USED CARS. Must Be Sold at One Compare Our Prices Buy Direct. Sive Sub-Agents' Profif TOURINGS: 1913 Oldsmobile ‘1|n1.x Buick 6 3 Overland {381) Miteheli be\lan 11914 Oakland 1917 Buick 6 LOADSTERS: 108 Buici Buick .. Little. 4 Marathon 4 Ford Chassis . S: Denma Ford Delivery. Ford Ton Tik. Stewart 1915 | Buick 191&1)\-mmml Above Cars Taken in Tre for New Oldsmobiles. OLDSMOBILE CO. OF HARTFORD, INC. L31,70, USED CARS t will pay you to over our Second-Hand before purchasing. 1918 American 5 - Passen; Touring: 1915 Overland, Touring. 1417 Ford Coupe, prac _ ly new tires. 1918 Ford Deliver 1 frechanical cond 191% Ford Touring. Many Others.. NEW CARS Tor Immediate Deli Two Maxwell Touring One Maxwell 4 Door#8 Demonstratie; by Appointment8 HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. Dealers for ' Maxwell Motor Cars, 18! Main St. Tel. 2 5 - Passen v USED CAR SAJ 1919 19019 1918 16 10916 Briscoe Touring Olds. “6" Tour Maxwell Roadst Overland Tourin Tord Touring s Payment’ P vou to buy of these cars THE HARDWARE, MOTOR CO. i 86 Arch. St. FOR SALE - e Board of Polite’ Co¥ : bids from lo. rm the. co on | ¢ i