New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 12

ox & Tomoam Al HARTFORD lete Assortment Bathing Suits Fourth Floor FOR WOMEN SUITS OF SILK 10.00 to $39.00 the silks of wl wpossible rihy }:’:\\ 7/ {4 / ch these are o imagine of Balley L skl It e n or hor, and taffeta lttle nre — and re charming — tiered skirts smocking or seckness of 4 wet se The satin Suits wii Some have smibse mod with Tafleta is s o 1 piquant lel with grey and coral embroidery has : nee nd another shows elabor- are ral t med with vivid k. Slzes 36 t y and surf satin elvet Sy the b all mernkd nre t= have ty by ey all-hi wool | ON JERSEY SUITS 98 and $5.98 t practical suits of cotton jersey in one-piece, with mtrasting colored borde Sizes 38 w0 46, ACCESSORIES (8 == In rubberized sath with bright trimming, or 98 up cloth and sateen, shades, $15.00 to terry spovt ' BAGS = In drawstring a bags form gay and practi merald green, royal purple, uded. PSS — Becd g models %, whi hapeaux that riva Russlan, turban, toque Among the pretuiest is a btk dadsies amnd among shopping bag style paniment to the and black, of rubber - Second Floor. ' Bathing Sults — ¥Fifth Floor, " 2 to 16 — Fourth Floor, ROO M 208, NATION AL BANK BU1 \nl\r. on Stanley Street for Sale. ngln. Park. Estate must be settled up. g in without extra cost. This ing to be sold at once. You can’t want it. Store for sale. REAL ESTATE CO. PFHONE 343 ROOMS 385.¢ BANK RBRLDG. dware City Loan Corp. ction yes of local industri-=—Three tenement ement houses, Single dwellings. and offers for sale on easy J. Foiren, Manager 140 MAIN STREET. MSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANC arts of the World 0. A. QUIGLEY NEW BRITAIN, CONN. LIS OR SALE Road just over bargiain on the 1 Kens 10 et ity “ at 00, will three oo g the o el throwan eut ner in ¥t house, 5,000, QUIGLEY, 297 Main St. WAN’ ILD——“ ALE U WANTED—A few high college et With an institution - of entering on a pro- expanston. Call Room ling, Thursd My MeGuinn WANTED—Two or three clerks tior \pply Mohtean Market Apply ®ood posi- WANTED—Errand Hardware Ofiic work ner at Church WANTED—Young " » Hilarty's Drug stor 1-4dx work. Drak for rbett night Rockwell Apply fac- od —Chef tallow Britain st 6 | WANTED —Twe rease team drivers Apply WANTED—Draftsn in sroughly in repl expected large manufa xporien: ate expe Addre or of onit i eply xpected r de ent manufa experie Address printing WANT oa WANT —Teamsters. Yau WANT " Mai an for soda fountain Brainerd Drug Store, 6-7-6 and 181 L waNTED—R druggist. street stered or registered assistant swell's drug store, 254 Main 6-4-tf | WANTED—SIx wtr el 6-4-5dx D—Ammediately: Competent scale- spring scales: good pay and per- employme references required ¢9 Lyman St., Springfield, T4 | want T Mauss O’ Connor, WANTED—Young man for store work. The \iling Rubber Co 6-1-tf g —— WANTED—Night cook. Apply White Lunch, Main St e ——————————————————— WANTED LINOTYI'E OPERATOR APPLY COMPOSING ROOM HERALD WISE, SMITH & C. REQUIRES FOR FURNITURE HARTFORD MEN WAREHOUSE PRACTIC. TSI J WORKING ADY ERIENCE ALLY )B; COMFORT- CONDITIONS, EMPLOYM APPLY MR. BERNARD FOURTH F Office hours Lady assistant, Main Main St. % friend who had termed incurable old sores s cured by you, I de- was hope for me. My were in very bad condi- jon and [ was all in. T am now per- «'-:- cured, and you have Luilt up | my whole system so that I am much stronger than ever before. In fact, I feel llke a giant. My brother Biil who was blind and physicians said he would never see daylight again now rcads, writes, and drives a car. He will stick with you until comi- pletely ~ured. He too is now strong an through your body build- proce If you will publish this gladly pay for it for the ben- those who are sick and don’t where to go for relief. OSCAR NEUHAUSSER, Farmington, Conn st, what '\\ s on his leg cided there lungs thon a 18 ing I will efit of know o By iy methods all diseases are curable including persistent coucghs, colds, chest and lung discases, all ner- vous conditions, skin diseases and stomach troubles with positively no fallures in neuritis, sciatica or any form of rheumatism Electro Therapy tr forms. Electric Light Baths, Alpine Sun Rays, Ultra Violet Rays, Arc Vio- let Rays and the Masseur Machine treatments are given my patients withou* additional cost Working people and families are treated until ured for $1.50 per treatment 25% Increase in Quality on all our PHOTOGRAPHS Good Portraits As Low As $5 Per Dozen. Arcade Studio Best prices pald for old papers, all kinds of junk and second hand furniture, M. SWETCHNICK 63 Willow St. Tel. 1787-5 SAVE ALL YOUR JUNK FOR L. ZFLDES ic . for all kinds of rugs. Will also buy second-hand furnitu:c. 138 OAK STREET Tcl, 589-23 ratments of all New autos are so scarce this year that there is a big marke! for used cars. 1f you wart to scll your car a little advt. in The llcrald classified columns will do the business quick and Only at a very small expensc. oue cent a word. WANTED CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum Charge 20c¢ CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save the advertiser money. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ATUTOMOEILES washing. Apply third -u-2dx WANTE the housework by Herald ax WANTED—1 would w ladies and y or not inter manufacturing applicat e men wl radus urn to school. 1* Kinds are « Arply. It any, and kind to Box 1. He rent ferred posit No. ald WANTED—Fosition by young man feur in private tamily 5 avenue, Plainville WANTED—By Octo 18t Herald orestville WANTED—Twaq housekeeping WANTED—Garage for single to Lincoln and Garden Sts. r; convenlent Tel, WANTED—Position by refined Americ young woman, housekeeping in Americ adult family; antry or suburbs pre- ferred; must be pleasant surroundings; best of references. Address Herald Box 3% WANTED—A rent of four or five rooms by American family of three adults. 1 X 13AA, Herald 6-7 tenement ity G. © desire four- 23A, Herald 6-7-tt WANTED—Five- or six-room single house with improvements country, near trolley. Apply E Hudson Lunch. WANTED—Young couple five-room tenement. Box Oftice. WANTED—By a young man, American: A room, with board, with private family; all conveniences. Address Room, Box 17, Herald ————— e WANTED—Woman desires to take family washing home. 59 Market St 6-5-3dx WANTED—By young connle. Tenement of four or five rooms. Box 14XX, IHerald Oftice. 5-20-tf WANTED—Work gardens, elc. Box 472, e fer, wou 1 executive ate secretary n detail. Address 6-8 cern | ~ chauf- | | FOR SALE—New William 6-7-3dx | | FOR SALE—Horse, buggy and harnes: reasonable FOR hd st BABY © SALE—Sewing delivered rre as t Clark, Hartford housel 12 v ~hine, CK PRICES R rieties: sead ‘onnceticut k refrig W i for list soulevard, Gon-lw FOR SALE—A cash, if Herald mah. sold ogany this week upright pini o FOR SALE—Jersey street, Belvidere Milch cow. Berlin | FOR mare, Mileh Russell, ¢ cow oot of Dam and on'sx Hull, 6-3-2ux | enlf. | A-1 or condition. telephe 6-v-1dx Real estate qflees continuo to soar. If you ‘would like to turn your property into cash or buy a home get in touch with prospective customers through The Herald classified columns. Classified advts. are great re- sult getters, They are incxpen- sive, word. t00. Only one cent a PP WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—SGirls for bench, foot press and power press work. The Taplin Manuf: wring Co., 19 Woodland St. d taken Plainvillc 3dx SALE—Federal 3%% 1 condition, $850 1253 Main St., SALE—1917 on dump tr rhrall Motor Hartrore five-passenger, 14 Belden Reo enings, dcbaker Six weven-passcager. first-class running order. Box 1A, Herald Ottice. 6-8-2dx LE—One five truck in SALE—Th 1,125 ibs. harnesse Domestic Sci cooker, Box YOR RALE models, 2 turer’s tric frigerators, com to meat at reduc: easy price: chopy display d prices; payments; roughbred s, o Frank T. Knight, Boston, Mass. Hartford, Conn. miles, bay arriage; \-(Ion-l cash rcghl(‘rn 50 per cent omputi and coffee cases, butel thi writ 10 for Blackstone Morgan two one latesd hers’ sup- ng for the strect, Branch, 309 Asylum strect, 5 9. Box 19, 6-8-1w | FOR SALE—Corbin-Hrown speedometer, 60 new price He FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine and mahogany divan;: tion. throp street Call between 7 and 8 p. m., 4 both in excellent condi- Win- 6-5-3dx FOR SALE—Any part of 450 shares of Texas W, phone days 1465, United w. e oil for $1.75 per Rouchette, 131 Winthrop St. evenings 1311-4 share. Tele- 6-7-3d FOR SALE—THorses. ranklin St. Inquire S. Shurbersg, 6-7-t FOR SALE—¥ight-year-old horse, wame stal worth, bl nd harness t Main Arch St Apply W St., or of Edw: FOR SALE—Transplanted giant aster plants: and Sundays flowering sage, John Pfeifer, 303 Mapic St al business m. Doy ard Mans- 6-7-3dx ranching ¢ dozen 1 evenings 6-9-3dx Herald it bought at once. very SB, 3d Box 6 n wishes to locate wit will be gn New Britai Pmmer and tumn: wishe sible, garage sp: 6- i D—Going to Boston June 16, would aload going up. 142 Winter street, D. & K. Trucking City. 6-8-3dx WANTED—Chauffeur (colored) desires pos tion driving auto truck or pleasure John Lopes, 63 Willow St. WANTED—By experienced chauffeur: Posi- tion driving truck or private Chauffeur, Box 19, Herald. 6-8-5dx Furnished bath WANTED—By young couple: apartment, two or three rooms, kitchenette. Box 13B, Herald laying hens; P. Battey, x NTED—Few red. H white ones 605 Lincoln WAN prefe stre — SUMMER RESORTS Waverly, -room reservations Manager REAL ESTATE _—_——-— FOR SALE—My house in southern part kood neighborhood: 11 rooms, (w ments and store, garage (or four ca Box 312 Herald. Tt rates and Popular Seashore Re house open June 10; now. Mrs FOR SALE FOR SALE—Central West Main S(. section: One frame dwelling and one two-family brick dwellinz. Address Herald Box 1 BsSB . 6-9-6dx driving. | and | 6-8-3dx | Telephone | FOR SALE—One piano, bed cight-day of f bureaus, urniture too Call at 338 Main St. tabi clock and many numerous es, desks, to G. F. one parlor chairs othe sove, one articles mention =2 Simons. 6-9-3d FOR SALE—Talking machine and records for 439 B cost twice this. Arch St See Mr. And §-9 FOR SALE—Harley-Davidson just overhauled; can be seen at 19; nut St. after 6 p. m motoreycle: Chest- 6-9-2dx FOR SALE—Morse and Ireland safe in good condition. Phone 1dx FOR SALE—Indian bicycle in good condi- tion: tools, handlebars; cquipped new street. seat, with double complete pump, tool crosst kit with double Chestnut 6-9-1dx FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle, der, A-1 South Main St., condition Cit Call evenin y. two-cylin- gs at 478 6-9-2dx F(DR SAL I’l—'l' he lnuou’lnl furniture: iron eribs; and mattress; lam: chiy ». ne: monwealth avenue and one party ley Quarter. full- kitchen table, coal range and White sewing leaving town -size iron be ice Park Two d, springs Dbox. table ma- Corner ¢ drive, St FOR SAL E—Selling out. Also, sw ing Gree st nwood ladd stree Wall paper, paints, ders. et t. Phone 4ax FOR SALE—Saybrook: Three shore lots at brook Manor will be gold cheap if they taken at once. Address N hrop St. —The best saw has all modern garage, and is located line. New Britain Real 350 Main Open ev bungalow you ever improvements, ar the trolley state Exchange, ngs acres, ideal done al bus n main plenty of room: also other with raflroad frontas. Jas. J. Fitzsimons, Ken a FOR SAL n st FOR SALE—Farm of | mant Al line railroad business property Inquire at once xington, Conn E—Three four-room Berlin. Call evenings, & FOR SALE—B: Maple Hill; 7 at reasonable Sash and Door Telephone 499 FOR ast in sd mn.gm. 76-15. 6-7 on Frederick 8L, -foot frontage; will be sold fgure. . Apply The Roger Co.. 159 Chestnut str Iding 1o WANTED! | Saleswomen for steady work for afternoons, also Saturday afternoons and . | evenings in all depart- ! ments. Apply at once to ' THE te Bresol for one Mai n St light ate fa s and airy, mily 6-8- fron hot T—31 Lincoln Sf.. suitable watc room, il cold downstal for two, with Lincoln irs: Large street, TO RENT—Furnished room gentlemen, ~t TO RENT—1 zentlem corner 1 ke and wrnished Main e furnished nicnces. 65 PERSONAL an J TEETH, in perso endeavor confidential with | Call vl in the hix off al influence that xpectations LL V ext toothache. st Addre SET, $3.50—Bet cted without pain Dr. by ntx to a pro is incom. smmunic ss Box can ¢ ab w at Dickerman, LOOK Your Lawn Mowers Over See if they need sharpening or repair- 1so Shea Axes, REENWOOD Kuives, to one High s room str rooms for Winthron I 1S A MAN—a foreman. perhaps— hops W ha, ning with xtend te 1 his 14 of i1 exceed s stvictly Herald 6-9- rubber. Don’t su W ST. atalog. | | FOR | TO RENT—Unfurnished 10 bath, | n, | gooa runnins Dum- brauskas, condition: cheap. . J 142 Winter St Dodge, FOR SALE—191 condition. Telephone 212 good ¢ | ¥OR SALE—One Hupmobile. Inguire P! Garage, rear Main FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1917 $100. 1. O. W. Knitting Co., Court St., City model, FOR SALE—Ome Metz Roadster, 191 Ford delivery: both in good ruunning con- dition. Auto Repair Co.. 115 Glen street Phone 357- 6-7-6dx FOR SALE—Ford runabout. Inquire Park St. Tel. i51-14. -7 FOR SALE—1918 Saxon roadster; bauled, good tires. revarnished; excellent condition. H. L. Goodrich, 393 West Main street. Call 295-4. 6-4-50: FOR SALE—1919 three-ton Kissel; substan- tial rack body; tires good; first-class m chanical condition; a bargain to quick buyer. Call Liberty 430 or sece Chandler, Mack Motor Truck Co, 264 Whalléy Ave ew Haven, Conn. OR SALE—1920 Vim truck, A-1 condition, 74 Francis St. Call 861-3. 6-13ax FOR SALE—1917 Ford. Apply 114 Arch street. 5-26-t8 ¥OR SALE—1917 two-ton Velle, half-van bedy,” Continental motor, Brown Lyse wansmission, Timken rear axle, Goodyear tires, 1ix6 ft. body also painted to sult, a bargain. Phone Liberty 430 or Chandler, Mack Motor Truck Co. No. Whalley Ave,, New Haven, Conn. FOR SALE—1916 one and one-half ton Sel- den, equipped with top, windshield, elec- tric lLights, Gooayear tires, open sta:e body, »x1Z ft; ir good mechanical condi- tion at sacrifice. Phone Liberty 430 or seo Chandler, Mack Motor Truck \o. No. 264 Vhalley Ave, New Haven, Coun. 4-27-uf 1917 MACK ONE AND ONE-HALF TON In Excellent Mechanical Condition Also others, overhauled, some rebuilt, and guaranteed; terms ar- ranged to suit. Phone LIBERTY 430 or see CHANDLER, MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave. New Haven, Conn. P ———— e e TO RE TO RENT—Front office Call 2141 Main St. 6-9-3dx TO RENT—Furnished room for one or two gentlemen, second floor, 6 West Main St. 6-4-e0d-3dx * 120 -7-3dx room on * front roow Commercial St., top floor. - TO RENT—A large room in countrs for summer; suitable for two teachers; 10-cent to Hartford or New Britain: use of kitchen; references required. Box X5X, a. 6-3 NT—Four and five rooms with 41 Connerton st TO RENT—Cottage at Madison for month of July. Apply V. B. Chamberlain 57 Forest St R S Lo NT—Garage for five Tel cars. LONT—A bunch of keys, Stanley between Dwight and lis. Rew returned to 71 Church street street, rd it LOST—Between Martford and New Britain Silver badge New Zealand R Soldiers’ Association n pleas. with add to Wilkinson. 172 Elm Rahway, LOST—Boston bulldog, color; answers to pie phone 117 white and brindle in name “Jip.” Finder FOUND. OUND—Tuesday morning, near railroad track between Park and Chestnut streets: A purse containing some money. etc Own an have same by paying advi. Th&lma Danielson, 25 Chapman St 6-9- ETE————r— R —— T Bullding—Repaming. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repalrs of =zll kinds. $ Court St tiew Britain. Conn. Automobile Insurance Mr Frltz DEWITT A. RILEY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. The Service Agency. | NoTy for this | l 1dx WANTED—Experienced salesladies for cloak and suit department. Apply to The Bee Hive, 373 Main 6-9-te - WANTED—Waitress, private family, to New London for summer; Swedls preferred. W Sloper, Phone 18 to ga grade woman to act g want to get in touch perieiiced woman capable of building a su ful orgunization of saleswomen. We have v attractive proposition to ma will appeal to a woman w big money W and who wi ake more. Tha position is big und calls for a big-calibra woman—a woman who can successfully direct the work of other women. Addresg Box sW. Herald 6-5-3d WANTED—A sales director with an o high WANTED—A girl Address Box oA, for general housework. Herald 6-8-2 WANTED—Girls those who can easy hours: ment. West pany. for ns telephone operat: typewriters prefer: »l pay; chance for ad: n Union Telegraph WANTED—A work street competent maid for Miss Whittlesey, 279 West Mi 6-841 housekeeper for” the ne washing or ironing £00d wages. Apply 204 Lincoln street ot Tel. 989- 6-7-6ax ;. ¢ TED—A willing girl to heip at nly ursery. Apply at 1 Winter St WANTED—Girl for counter. Apply Mudson Lunch. 6-7-3dx WANTED—A competent, cook or gemeral housework girl by June 16; one willing 8o to the shore. Apply 41 Lexington . 6-7-4a0 . WANTED—Working summer or longer; WANTED—Splendid opportunity for right kind of a girl at Wm. Muller's cigag factory; call in person. Room 2], R road Arcade. 6-943 WANTED—Women, boys and girlé to )-lu"‘ toys at home: work delivered to your door weekly assured; send 25 cents for twa samples and particulars, Dept. H, Fedesal * Toy and Novelty Mfg. Co., P. O. Box 280, New Britain, Conn. 6-7-12dx the . SR S WANTED—Competent girl or woman for general housework In small ‘family; good wages. Apply Mrs. Shurberg, Jr., 81 Co- lumbla street. 4=t WANTED—Woman pastry cook at Beloin. Address P. O. 4-17-22 WANTED—Stenographer. Box 1001, City. WANTED—Young women to become nl-: phone operators; no experience necessarys paid while learning; rapid Increases there- after both for length of service and merit; the advantage of this occupation will ba explained by the chief operator. Telephone Company. WANTED A SUBSTITUTE TELEPHONE OPERATOR For Extra Supply in Factory Office —Also— STENOGRAPHE AND TYPIST WANTED For Substitute Work During Summer Montha# references, ALD. Apply, siving age, etc, BOX X20B, H NOTICE AUTO TRUCKING—Long or short hauls; by day, hour or job: Mack 2';-ton truck. ank O. Carlson., 511 Church St. Tele- phone 1747-3 6-9-4d% & ned out while you eylinder. Open from a. m. m. Auto Repair Co., 115 Glen 857-12. 6-7- “—Carbon bu sve a 0 1. phone 5 NOTICE—Lucille Beauty ing, manicuring. Shop. Hafrdresy- shampooing, scalp tr ment, al massag Booth Blati: Room 401, top tloor. ppointments Phone 63S. Hazel N. Dyer. 6-7-8 NOTICE—Reliable piano tuning and repalr- i ine upright piano for sale. Room No Booth's Block. C. A. Humphrey, Telephone 2063, %-9-2dx NAGLE SANITARIUM and private hospital, 50 Cedar St. Quict location, excellent gur- roundings, free from Institutional atmosé phere; close individual atiention assured; ull doctors courteously recognized. Rates per week upward. onducted solely by Mary E. Nagle, R. N.. graduate Brook- Iyn Wyckoff Heights Hospital. 9-23-eod-tf USED TRUCKS—Pierce five-ton, rack Mack two-ton, rack body: both in exeel- lent condition: for sale at a bargain; also others, some overhauled and rebullt guaranteea; terms arranged to suit. Chandler, No. 264 Whalley Ave., Haven, Conn. body3 | N NOTICE—Special for hammock cushions, cotton filled, $6.95 City Beddi |‘hun- this week: four in box, and $8.15. 60 Khski white Hardware’ ¥ Tremont St. Teles, 6-7-6an ilver has opened a first- shop At 31u': Maiu St., nest nited ¥ the R. R. Wil isfaction and and pressing. 6-3-6dx ! NorIC b—l'mnp class o the teack workma Give me ta Telephcnes 2244 | NOTIC 1913 | ready . satisfaction guaranteed; cxpress work. Phome 2225 also Mght 3-24ax . TICE—Hardware City Bedding Co. guar- antees to make (hat old matiress equal to) new; trial will convince you: quick serys 8 fre, reagonable pric we carry a full lise ) of mattresses, springs, ete.; turniture’re- covered Tel. 2314-4. 5-1 — el NS, NOTICE—Will take in faney agd plein dressmaking. 154 Lyon St gist. tlo: v 4 -, P 3 %