New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1920, Page 10

Mahogany Cordo ds, Worth $9.00! thing about this sale that cannot fail to you beyond the shadow of a doubt, that is its genuinene: You must be- what your eyes see—and what you is that these are the same NEWARK that we have sold all season at $7.85 the regular price is printed in big bold rs on every box. positively gunnntee that your saving You Posi- tively Save $3.50 to $3.97 On For Our Regular $7.85 Vici Kid and Gun Metal Oxfords Worth $9.00. Money Back If Not As Represented. White Canvas and Palm Beach Oxfords, Leather and Rubber Solu, Reduced to ur regular price is $3.50 on every pair of the mahoganv oxfords, and $3.97 on by pair of the vici kid and gun metal oxfords. Furthermore, if you are not abso- satisfied with your bargain, all you have to do is to say so, and we will refund money. are the plain, unvarnished fa The shoes are our own regular stock NE No odds or ends, or broken sizes, n in this city this year. NOW is the time to buy! cts about this sale. wark Shoe Stor There is no camouflage about W ARK'’S, brand new this season and per- but complete stocks—the finest $9.00 oxfords Come for yours tomorrow. Co Largest Shoe Retailers in the World=300 Stores in 100 Cities Britain Store 324 Main Street Near R. R. Crossing 1LOTS plece Rock [ BUILDING to buy a ate on Black (LN Also in s an opportune tin pme cholce lots for bull id Roberts str Main street. k. D. HUMPHREY ST. IN MONDAY AND SATURDAY Av Russwin Hamilton, Land C aw- tract, VENINGS Eenoral Maintainance and Electric Company EXPERT ELECTRE . L. Hoghes CALL ON US FOR YOUR RE Electr Made New, Elevators, A tors Al Work Guarnnteed Telephone 164-14 NEW BRITAIN, CONN. \qo Family House on corner of Brook and Streets For Sale—Two Extra Lots— m—Just like a little farm. Fine cottage pster street at right price—owners are to leave city. See us about selling your AMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 313—~ROOMS 305-6 BANK BLDG. Returns Use Herald Classified Ads Hardware City Loan Corp. under construction and <flers for on easy to employes of loca! industri-~—Three tenement Two tenement houses, Single dwellings. sale H. J. Foiren, Manager 140 MAIN STREET. of Jand for your fut r!‘! SUMMER RESORTS TO RENT—Several cottages, August 28 to September 7, $30 to $40 per week; am | lso taking reservations from September 7 «to October 1; cottages at one-half summer rate; fine fishing in September and the nicest month of the year at the shore. eorge P. White, Pole 107, Myrtle Beach, onn 51 FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT Second season. Delightful and plc- turesque modern farmhouse, situated in beautiful hilly country. Excellent table; abundance of vegetabl fruits and milk; all our own products PURE WATE AND SANITARY DRAINAGE JOSEPH A. FA( SCOTT'S SWAMP Telephone Farmington 39-3 [ S-4-3wx REAL ESTATE FOR SALE R SALE—New one-family house, Maln \sington, near American mpany; garage: all impro: Apply Abino Diearo, Kensington, $-18-6dx At Maple Hill: Six-room bun- price and terms reasona For particulars inquire C. ¢ Prentice New Britain 1333-3 evenings, Asylum Hartford s-19-1w FOR SALE—A seven-room. ’ . Ia New Britain | lum st. Hartrord VERMONT FARMS with stock. tools, ready for good imcome tions, gocd buildings, many improvements: reasonable pr terms information amount can pay_down Compa Real Estate port, Johnsbury Ve, P —eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeme FARMS WANTED st steam-heated trol further phone Asy Tw | | { | 15 8-1 crops and >d loca with modern for and c.J write state you Oben Inc st vt and Sherbrooke SPOT CA Farms exchanged I 10 per cent. Send location, stock, tools and Wade and Fitzgerald Re: 42 Chureh street PAID for Connecticnt Farms. eity pro cription Il partit alars. tate Ex- New M ven, $-16 1wx LEAVITT & HAY BUILDERS IN WOOD, ERICK STEEL AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds. # Court St Telephonoe 3244 tew Britain. Conn. 1913 [ w ANTED—Boy, | WANTED—Expericnced soda Real Estate prices arc still soaring. Yet there is a big demand for property. M »ou have a house or lot you wontd like to convert into cash at a good profit advertise it in the Classificd Column. There arc plenty of buycrs and the Classi- fied column is the place to ea them. WANTED—MALF. HEJ# CLASSIFIED 1c Minimum CASH IN This is not a question a Word Charge 20c¢ ADVANCE of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in -eliminating this work we save the aavertiser money. for add WANTED—Errand boy local Apply, giving and Box 268, o P ey NTED—Soda mpany clerk at Dickinson 1dx 16 years, for factory tment: opportunity fo 6B. Herald Mail WANTED—Salesmen to sell stock (o sell foreign exchange; experience de- sirable but not essential. Baily-Fred ericks Co.. Room Allyn House, Hart- ford, 10 to 1 8-20-3d to 4 WANTED—Men for factory hour; time and one-half double time for holidays Saturday and Sunday to 103 West Main St work; 35c per for overtime; Apply Friday, Gaspar Marti, §420-24x factory. | FOR Drug | live wire | touring ca oversize tire Ford M 16 ALE—1913 ble rims ition elephone FOR SALE—: dition: cheap. Oldsmobile Dept Allyn st hange Car Hartford, Conn, 8-13-3d FOR SALE—Overland 7 dition: $3 Oldsmobile Dept.. 33 Allyn St, Hartford, FOR SALE—Ford touring; good condition; good tires: $250. Oldsmobile Exchange Car Dept, 33 Allyn St. Hartford, Conn s-15-3d n- Car -3a xchange mn. §-1% FOR SALE—1919 Oldsmoblle six-cylinder roadster; like new. Oldsmobile Exchange Car Dept, 33 Allyn St, Hartford, Conn $-15-3d WANTED—Experienced and sorters and markers; also women for hand ironing; good pay Latimer L 3 Walnut St 1 inexperienced experienced Apply 3 WANTED—Young Indy for telephone switch- board in factory office. Address P. O Box 268, giving address and salary expected s-19-tf the Soda 8-19-tf WANTED—A porter. Apply at Shoppe. man at the soda Shoppe. S-19-t0 | WANTED—Young man, betyween 17 and =0 ical work: expected for cle salary give age, Address 5-19-tf years of age. address and P. O. Box 263 WANTED—Young man in Pay Roll Dept. of local factory. Address Box 15, Herald Oftice. $-19-6dx in_ kitchen. H. Bates, S-18-t0 WANTED—Man to help out Apply at the Elks' Club Manager. WANTED—Young man to work at McBri- arty’s Drug Store. S-18-t0 to learn printing business; Apply WANTED—Boy rapid advancement for bright boy. Composing Room, Herald Office. WANTED—First-class ealary to right man 294 Park St meat cutter; Apply D. good Fishman, s-11-t¢ A 4 WANTED—Salesmen; live wires; goou In- ducements: for tires and tuhes. Apply at Rambler Tire and Rubber Co., Whitney Building. Stamford, Conn., or by m:l:l 2 -2-t! —_— e WANTED A young lady to operate small telephone switchboard in factory office; no previous experience re- quired, but must be familiar with the use of a telephpne; good oppo: tunity for one who has the right qualities for this kind of work ADDRESS BOX HERALD §-19-t¢ i WIRE WORKERS | On Brass and Bronze Wire All Gauges Paper | = and good | {Brass Tube Draw Benchmen 1 On brass and bronze tubing and | mouldings. Steady work food Call Manhattan Brass Co. 332 F th, New York cit House of elght or section of city: re per month for the Box 31A, Herald 20-3dx | WANTED—To rent : mor boms in western will pay $100 or mo right house: references Office WANTED—By October 1st: modern improvements. American couple, before Rent of four or five rooms; Tel. 25-4. $-19-3dx ANTED—By young couple: . Flat, apart- ment, or furnished rooms with kitcher ette; references. What have you to qffer Box Herald 8-18-6d WANTED—By an experienced young man: Position driving truck or car. Address Driver, Herald Offi §-18-4dx -Davidson call at idecar. Tel Highland 8-18-1dx WANTED— ephone 10 street rley or WANTED—By family (three): ms. preferably unfurnished, urban town. Box 12R, About five in_city or Herald. $-16-6dx 1 | FOR SALE—$140 Columbia Grafonola | FOR SALE—One sawmill, FOR SALE—Studebaker truck; electric lights, starter, new tires; excellent con- dition. Oldsmobile Exchange Car Dept., 3 Allyn St., Hartford, Conn. §-18-3d FOR_SAL! E—Vim truck, good condition, 5. Oldsmobile Exchange Car Dept., Allyn St., Hartford. Conn. §-18-3d 33 USED CARS FOR SALE 1920 CHANDLER five-passenger sport model with disc steel wheels; small mileage; paint like new: cord tires and side windshield. 1917 DODGE touring with winter top and oversize tires. 8. & F. MOTOR SALE: CORPORATION 155 Elm Street Telephone 331 fOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Fifty - March roosters. Colwick, New Britain road, Conn. John Kensington, FOR SALE—A Whittal 11 ft. 3 in. by second floor. FOR SALE—One »q el e Telephone 49-12, Wilton rug, size 3 Chestnut street, 3dx dining table; wihl East Main St. or Plainville. FOR SALE—We have several phonographs at uced prices which will sell on our easy payment plan; be sure and Jook these over before buying your phonograph Widener's Shop, 1 Main St high-grade §-20-3d FOR SALE—White Leghorn laying hens and cocks: also Rhode Island Red pullets, May hatch. Mrs. A. Uhryn, 112 Carlton street. Tel. 726-5. 5-19-2dx 5-20-2d | 1ax | we | Grafonola | AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Chevrolet painted; excelient condition; zood tives; one spare; $600. Oldsmobiic Exchange Car Dept., 33 Allyn St, Harttord, Conn. >-15-8d roadster; newly FOR SALE—Ford pancl body oi running condition. The L. sear 401 West Main. Open § p.om. FOR SALE—S | ster; excellent mechanical condition; must be sold at once; a demonstration will prove its quality. The L. & M. Garage, vear 401 West Main. Open 3 a. m. to 6 p. m. S-18-4dx delivery; best & M. Garage, S a m. to FOR SALE—Buick speedster; mew tires all | sround; §175 tor quick sule. Telepnone 13 8-20-3dx FOR SALE—One Allen sedan; price reasonable; trade. K Rudoiph, and Auburn Motor Cars 43 demonstrator will take car in dealer In Allen 0-3dx C FOR SALE—Late 1917 Chevrolet Model 490 touring car; runs and lo good as new: good tires all around; many extras. In- quir Hazel St, Hartiord s < FOR SALE—1919 Cadillac act quick. elephone 1 an, A-1 shape; 8-20-3dx FOR * SALE—Ford delivery painted; good motor; » cash. street. khone 143-13. 1914; newiy 112 Lake §-19-2 FOR SALE—1911 Ford; new top, new mlnt d good tires; good running order; seil very reasonable price. 1u0 Daly avenuc Mencon. $-19-3dx FOR SALE—Late model Dodge roadster; perfect condition; no reasonable cash offer refused; owner has bought new car rhone 2 §-18-2 FOR A-1 any City. SALE—1916 Chevrolet touring car in mechanical condition; can ve secn time during day. 4V Newington: Ave., 8-18-4dx FOR SALE—Stutz touring; good tires; good conditi price rght. Oldsmoblle Hx- change Car Dept, »3 allyn St, Hartiord, Conn. 8-18-3d Oldsmobile six-cylinder, seven-passenger; hve Kood tires; vest of condition; $600. Oldsmovile tixchange Car Dept., 33 Allyn St, Hartford, Cona. >-18-3d FOR SALE—Big ¥OR SALE—Dodge condition. Stanley touring car St in govd 32 S-17-0ax FOR SALE—One Ford roadster iunming condition. velepnone call at o4 Greenwood street o clock p. m. in good 1478-2 or after © $-17-5dx SALE—1917 Ford touring with de- rns and Yale lock 1gnitios tuis must be sold at vace. Jester, 183 Arch St fhones Upen Saturday and Mouday 8-14-tt | FOR | mouncame price ddou; AL rvang 811 or 34z evenings. FOR SALE—Dodge touring, 1916, A-1 con- | aiton. Queen st Ciy. s-14-vdx Low production of manufac- tured goods makes a Dbig de- mand for secondhand articles. If you have household furniture, a used auto, in fact anything uscful to sell, this is the time to. There never was For Sale Cent a advertise it. a Dbetter market. advts. are Only One Word. WANTED—FEMALR HELP Adking 5-20-34 WANTED—<Girl to work in binder; Printing Company, 66 Church WANTED—Experienced typist; tion for ambitious person ability and prove worthy Box iW, Herald. WANTED—Young lady for Department; knowledge of desivable. Box 5X, Herald. good _posl. ! who can ‘shq of advancemeny Accounting bookkeepinig §-20-2d WANTED—A working housekeeper; wages. Phone 113, WANTED—Girl Britain Club. sood vlainville, Conn. §-19-38 wanted. Apply st New © 8-19-34 to do washing and of adults; to do same Tel., §-19-3dx WANTED—Woman ironing for family at home or take out. 3 WANTED—Middle-aged woman for light housekeeping and care of one child; good nours and wages for right party. Herald Box K. 8-18-1w WANTED—Thoroughly competent maid fos general housework. Mrs. A. F. Corbin, ¥¥ Vine St 8-16-1t WANTED—Stenographer _in_local factory office. Address Box No. 29XX, Herald Office. 8-16-6dx- ! WANTED—A chambermaid at the Hotel Beloin. 8.6-t¢ WANTED—Young women to become teles phone operators; experience nocessary; patd while learning; rapid increases therg- after both for lengih of service and mertt; the advantage of this occupation will be explained by the chief operator. 8. M. & Telephone Company. WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES IN SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS APPLY THE McMILLAN STORE, INC. 8-20-24 WANTED MILLINERY MAKERS LONG SBASON GOOD SALARY Good Chance for Girls Who "Are Now Working Out of Town Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. No Evenings APPLY MR. DAV1S OUTLET MILLINERY CO. 257 Main Street FOR SALE—Singing canaries, to close out, $5 each. Mrs. C. B. Gould, §6 Francis St _Te 4-6. 5-19-2dx loll SALE—1918 Indian motorcycle, trically equipped. Address Box 12, Herald. elec- Motoreycley 8-19-3dx FOR SALE—Upright plano, fine condition, $150: a bargain; easy payments. L. E. Andrews, 439 Arch St §-19-2dx ml range with gas com- in fine shape. A Record, Phone 2066-2. §-19-3dx FOR SALE—One bined, all 29 e Boulevard FOR SALE—1919 Henderson fully equipped; electric; look make me an offer. Apply avenue. motorcycle, at 70 City 8-19-2dx 15 records for §90; almost new. Main St 67 East §-18-3dx FOR SALE—1919 Indian motorcycle sidecar; three-speed; A-1 condition Audi, Mitchell St, off Beaver. with Bttio $418-1wx complete; one 16-H. gasoline engine. Inquire Estate John A. Binardo, Kensington, Conn. be seen running this week 5-18-6dx FOR SALE—McPhail upright ano; price reasonable. street FOR SALE-Seventy acres of wood and meadow land at $50 per acre wood is 40 years’ growth; trout brook, about a mile long, crosses this property. C L. Barnes, Barnesdale Tenement in street. young couple 56 Hawkins WANTED—By good locality. T-3-tf —Men and women with burning, tired, aching and Itching feet, sore corns and callouses to try Snow Drop Salve, wonders: guaranteed by Crowell Store, Clark and Brainerd, Hanson and all druggists. S- WANTED BY SEPTEMBER FIRS SMALL APARTMENT IN WEST END ADDRESS HERALD BOX 1A 5-17-1wx WANTED BY OCTOBER FIRST: TWO FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS WESTERN SECTION l'll()}h‘, 376~ 0 RENT—Store; good opportunity to open dry goods store ip best section of city rent reasonabl Arch St Inquire Mrx Ginsberg Aren st §-20-3dx RENT—Stor: for corn'r Main and Elm; formerly by A. G. Hawker. Apply to 49 Commercial St. 7-23-tf | T0 supplies; occupled M n, aute showroom or TO RENT—After September Ist: °n rooms, nveniences; An apart- centrally adults only. moderr © Box 24 located; Herald 8-17-4dx Tel. | 1 Four hundred fect large building suit- manufacturing _ pur- Barnesdale. 5-17-1wx FOR SALE—Or to rent: of rallroad frontage; able for garage or poses. C, L. Barnes, CLEARING SALE Entire Stock New and Second-Hand Furniture 25 to 40 Per Cent. Off! Npecinl Bargains lce-Boxes, Carriages, Carpets, F'r B. BERSON 349 Main Street Telephone 1165-2 (Opposite St. Mary's Church) 8-20-12dx ———— FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RENT—Two furnished rooms for gen- tlemen. 100 West Main street. Call evenings. 8-20-3d — g, S — TO RENT—Small furnished room, corner of | Arch and Walnut Sts. §-20-24x TO RENT—One turnished room for ome or two gentlemen. Soverelgns Building, Main St., two flights up. 3d floor. §-20-2dx ‘er over and | d | Can | part of the | $-17-6dx | Men: 4nv olley SiluaLION CONLIVALDE us, not only ln Mriageport, but in our own Gy ot New Siitun, 18 cridcal, as you know. Now is the tme to get busy and &et lu While prospucis are good. We have he following lor sale 4t right prices: hree 191y Keo 13-passenger buses; also one 1920 so-passenger ruckard. These ure all in first-cluss suape mechaulcaiiy, viand Bew cord tres ail around; worth investls K6Li0n. Call iiberty 480 or see Chandier, Auck Motor Truck Company, New Haven, Conn. 2-t2 FOR SALE DODGE KUADSTER L ACBARD TOURLING OLUSMOBILE TOURING HALLADAY TOURING MUTCHELL TOURING REQ TOURING UVERLAND TOURING Time Payments Arranged 4 Elm St., Corner Main—Fhone 484 2 8-16-tt USED TEUCKS When in need of a good Useda Truck, it will pay you to get In touch with us. : Frackard and other: bauled, rebuilt and guarantved; terms to suit you. Phone Liberty 430, or see CHANDLEHK, MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO., 264 Whalley Ave., New Huven, Conn USED TRUCKS--Attention. Jiiney and Bus WANTED GIRLS SEEKING DESIRABLE STEADY POBITIONS AT GOOD WAGES APPLY AT TNION LAUNDRY 266 ARCH ST. REQUIRES YOUNG WOMEN TO WAIT ON TABLE; GOOD HOURS; LIBERAL PAY. APPLY TO MR. BERNSTEIN ' ; 8-18-1¢ e ——————————— NOTICE . NOTICE—Crunoe's transfers, 4 Day and 9. Taxi Station, baggage Church St., New : Britain. night service. Telephone 8-20-26dx USED TRUCKS THAT ARE WOKTH WHILE We have first-class mechanical 0 o to work, viz.: the following on hand in condition, ready 2-Ton Mack—Rebuilt, with brand new rack body, guaranteed the same as new. 3-Ton Packard—Chassis and cab. Tw Ton Maccars—One with sub- stantial padded van body, the other with rack body. 5-Ton White Dump—Newly painted. 2-Ton Nash—With brand-new lumber body, nmewly painted. Two 1919 5-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day.Elder 25-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth Call Liverty 430, or see investigation. CHANDLER MACK MOTOR TRUCK CO. 264 Whalley Ave., New Haven, Conn. 7-30-t2 icely furnished front room; western section. Box 18B, 23x TO RENT—NI steam heat: Herald TO RENT—Furnished rooms; rooms for light housekeeping street. icely furnished room for ome table gentlemen. 314 Chest- second floor. $-20-3dx T0 R or two resp nut St TO RENT—Large front room, suitable for two gentlemen, at 40 Church street, over Victory Lunch $-18-3dx FOUND FOUND—A biack and white g Y. W. C. A (rear) - Call at ax SED CARS OF VALUE 20 AUBURN TOURINC (UDEBAKER BIG FORD FORD TOURI STUTZ ROADSTER OVERLAND TOURING SAXON ROADSTER M. 1. JESTER Arch St. Thone 811 or 342 Open Saturday and Monds Evenings 1 l 8-18-ef 1 _— removed from 39 Harvard 8-20-1wx NOTICE—Max Tresky has 43 Hartford avenue to street NOTICE—Fine razor-grinding shop at 587 Main St. Bring your dull razor. §-20-2dx NOTICE—Local and long-distance trucking done reasonably; also parties taken out. Call Albert Diemond, 410 Eim St, or phone 633-14. T-(W&t)-AwX NOTICE—Grand picnic given by the New Britain Lithuanlan Band, Sunday sfter- noon and evening, August 22, 1920, at Quartette Club Park. Dancing afternoon and evening. Admission 8-17-bdx NOTICE—Starr & Trembly have opened = garage at 216 South Main; repairing done on' all makes- of cars and carbon burned out. 8-17-5dx NOTICE—Carbon burned out, 50c cylinder. Auto Repair Co., 115 Glen street. Phone 857-12. 8-16-12dx NOTICE—Hardware - City Bedding Co. guarantees to make that old mattress equal to new; trial will convince ¥yau; quick service; reasonable prices; uphal- stering. 60 Tremont street. Telephone 314-4. 7-20-29dx Bunch of keys, Beckley's, Washin Arch strect. Reward Arch street LOS’I‘——‘I‘nflolu “hell glasses, Central Park. Finder return Office. Reward. LOST—In vicinity of Court and Main Rleak wallet containing valuable and money; reward for return of Anthony A. Dorbuck, Young M tian Association. between Humason street, and returned tu 8-20-3dx and 361 1 it in viclity 't to Herald 1dx