New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1920, Page 14

CARS at the Show THE BIG SIX— ¢ market—for quick get- tire mileage cost of up- faction—everythng one price The greatest touring car on 1 away, pep, stvle, gasoline mileage keep and economical motoring sa wants in a car—7-passengers, 126 inch wheelbase, $2,445 delivered. THE SPECIAL SIX— The equal of the BIG-SIX, only smaller. Seats five pas- sengers, has 119-inch wheelbase and sells for $1,945 de- livered. THE LIGHT SIX— As good a$ either of the other cars, but smaller Stude- baker's masterpiece in a small car creation. Seats five passenger, has 112-inch wheelbase and sells for $I1,- 435 f. 0. b. Sound Bend. Seeing is believing ! Examine these cars critically. Compare value at the Show, where everything is dis- played. - . Studebaker Cars are favorably known throughout the world—all customers are satisfied, enthusiastic owners. ére you skeptical or unaware of the value of Studebaker ars - If so—enlightzn yoursell : M. IRVING JESTER 193 Arch Street. Phone 811 Our Salesroom, five doors north of armory, will be open every night with a full display of Studebaker pleasure cars and Brockway Trucks Sales and Service, B3k @libfiififiiwai}@fi(m}@eu srcteteletelototototototototote] } Fred (. Hartman, Jv. | and Mrs. ¥. €. Hartman of avenue, Ha . formerl lected as th ?. Mcl.en STORAGE BATTERY Willar TRADE MARK RCGISTERED | morning, CITY I]EMS Glove sule al Adna ¥, Johnson's— with reiatives asl Lwo weeks, re- | in this city this | (i’mw sile at Adpa ¥, Jolvnmn‘z:‘—-— ZIONISTS’ CAMPAIGN Palestine Restoration 1'und Drive to 3% < % | o 2 2 kS ko son of Mr. | 2@@@@@@@@@@@&@@ Rl kS 2 Open Scon and New Britaln's Quota Is Put at $15.000. ],!riiu]l l]L\(Jll of building of Palestin homeland. the different } the various | en will be hn, who so he arst two pointed will be in cl work am ah committee con- | pna Goldsmith, Miss | serg and Miss Fannie hlet or hulletin will be issued tv week by the com- mittee in c of the campaisn Plans were also made for the holdi s for this meeting but it ume that they will be £ the finest mamn in ‘]w coun- m'lk(‘ this the b year. CITY COUR Next Calendar W cording to Number of Ca. The following city cou ments werc-made yeste at the short caledanr s 1 ll\ a. m., , by A. o Co-oper- | Mangan: | 8 s William i, Woo 29, at {0 a. m,, . D. Saxe, v . Klett: Max LAUNDRY WASHINGS ARE POPULAR Laundry washings are popular because most of the operations are done by women, and women are naturally good laundresses. This is proven by the case and facility with which new employes their work. take to The training of new employes is largely a matter of acquainting them with our methods and system; care of the garments themselves comes quite na- urally, for nearly all women have an inborn instinct for handling clothes of all kinds carefully. Ungquestionably that is one of the main reasons for the increasing popular- ity of our family washing department. Natural ability for the work on the part of our girls and women, plus great skill obtained through special training, plus the last word in equipment can only resule in fine work. ' Women, too, we find, usually like Jaundry work. The hours are not long, the pay good, the work not heavy and the surroundings clean, light and sanitary and well ventilated. Under these conditions women work cheer- fully and interestedly. Good work is the natural reflection of such ideal conditions. Our charges are only 10 cents a pound—all flat pieces are nicely ironed, the balance returried ready to iron. For a small extra charge we iron the gar- ments usually returned unironed. Try our service. You will be pleased. LATIMER LAUNDRY CO. 33 WALNUT ST UNION LAUN- DRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 266 ARCH ST. to the ; fiundfl./ i evaLmc FAIR! At Ukrainian Hall, First Class Band and Dancing. Begins 7:00 p. m. Teonight and Monday. DON'T MISS IT. FAIR! 184 North Street. FAIR! O’Neil Tire 236 East Main Street New Britain, Conn. The Right Battery for YOUR Car Every car needs a certain particular type of battery to fit the other elec- trical equipment the car builder put on it. Don’t go to some one who'll sell you *any old battery’’—because he hasn’t your particular size and type in stock. Come to the Authorized Willard Service Station where we carry a com- plete stock, and can scll you the one ‘battery that your car needs. And remember — Willard Batteries with Threaded Rubber Insulation last longer and need less repairs than any other you can buy—because the insula- tion lasts as long as the plates, instead of wearing out and making reinsulation necessary before you have had the full ssrvice you should get. The Fuller Storage Battery Co. 167 Arch St., New Britain Keep frost out of your garage. able at all times during the winter by installing the Richardson Garage Heating System This miniature Hot Water Heating System is very inexpensive in cost and upkeep — easily installed by one man. or two of coal a day will keep your car fit and ready for use on coldest days. Furnished complete as shown here. F. C. WALKER 57 Harrison St., Frost is bad for a standing car It is guaranteed by Tel. 546 And have your car avail- A shovel DISTRIBUTORS Prest-O-Lite Batteries and Gas Tanks Tires - Tubes - Accessories EEEEEEErE N & @@@@@n@@@@@@@@@@@@@ém@@E} Richardson & Boynton Ca. 31 West 31at Straet New York City Gentlemen : Send me description and prices of the Richardson Garage Heat- ing Systenm. of Batteries L} Free Service on all makes ~—9ee Us At the Auto Show— B T e e EEEE OO EEE A D PO EEEE " o O] ] & Battery Co. ) ) o] ) ] o ) ) ] EENEEEEE o s aag