New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1920, Page 12

awmabm&&&wwi&am#@fiafi;flm@#uaeafi###'i mel ¥ Al i d -ADJUSTMENT PRICES ON THE EST DOMESTIC RUGS ou've heard much about the drop in the rug market, but the truth is ght home to you very forcibly when you note that you may purchase the s Whittalls and other rugs in this Readjustment Sale at such prices as we today, S § 3 Inc. @##fi##@@@fifi@fl@@% #fi'# Karnak Wilton readjustment ox12 Sloane’s Rugs, former price $169, sale price $145. 9x12 Imperial Bundhar Rugs, for- mer price $202.50, readjustment sale price $182.50, 8-3x10-6 Sloane’s Karnak, price $155, readjustment sale $139.50. 8-3x10-6 Whittall's Royal Wor- cester, former price $133, readjustment price $121. 8-3x10-6 Whittall's Anglo-Persian, price $105, readjustment sale former price $175, readjustment sale 70. price $155. ILL ENDS FROM THE FAMOUS EXCARPETCOMPANY ng to the fact that there’s a big demand for these odd size rugs the coun- er we're mighty fortunate in capturing this lot. hey're of the regular high standard Crex grade, but of odd widths and s. e sale prices are less than half the price on regular sizes Dx12 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, heavy quality, former price $85, ustment price $65.00. Bx12 Axminster Rugs, seamless, price $73.50, readjustment price Ix12 Wool Wilton $105, readjustment 12 Whittall's. Royal. Worcester former price $145, readjustment brice $132, Vhittall's Anglo-Persian, size 9x12, former price former price Rugs, sale @-@fi##@@%@# ###fifi@@fi-mfifi'@@@ A and are as & Classificd Advertising is the most inexpensive form of pub- Kcity, Try a For Sale or a Want Advt. in the Herald today. Sen for yoursclf. Unly One Ceng & Word. NOTICE. fice 20 Beiden » Tel. 992-1 E classes of buildings laly . New Britain, Conn. rendered for all Apartments a spec- 11-5-1dx NOTICE—First claes dressmaking at mod- erate prices. 2nd floor 156 West St. 11-2-4-6x NOTIC E—New b t and sold drews and wecond hand pianos Phoue 2079. L. E. An- REMOVAL NOTIC Co. will move from 58 steam heated garage at Nov. lith. Storage space for Apply for space. H. L. Hughes, | 164-14, Phila. Diamond Grid Battery Serv- | ice Station Radiator and auto repairs. l Wiring and lgnition. 10-27-10dx NOTICE—Cartoonist, Chalk Talk and & for entertainments, fairs aud lomtlhlnl snappy. Al Malmgren, Herala otfice, City. 9-22-tf M. Hart St 16-15 Booth cars NOTICE—Spanish instructor, sons. Raymond lsleib. Tel private les- 11-3-6dx NOTICE—When about to re-shingle, ‘call for Mr. Renewitz, 443 most reasonable prices a the carpentry line. Tel Dressmaking classes Mon- day and Friday ings. Children's sew- ing class Saturday morning. Woman's In- stitute Methods. Miss Jane E. Gill, Booth Block, tel. 54 11-1-6dx ] = 1 = E 78 4 NOTICE—Plumbing and tinning, geberal hardware. 1 galvanized iron skylight, sell cheap. Glenwood and Andes ranges. ond hand parlor stoves and furnaces. A. M. Dressel, phone, house 622-13, office 677-23. 11-1-1w NOTICE—Special—We are selling one gallon best motor medium oil for $0c. Five gal- lon lot at 7c. per gallon. Bring your can to Alex Auto Supply Co., 86 Arch St 10-29-8dx 2 | NOTICE—General trucking and teaming, $3.00 & $4.95 4x6 4x9 .. 5-6x8 7-6x9 L’AIGLON-DRESSES any Styles in a Thursday Sale . —THIS IS THE HOME OF— L’AIGLON DRESSES very woman who keeps in touch with matters big and little knows this excellent make of house frocks. here's none better made and few are as pretty even at much higher prices he materials are best quality plaid and stripe gingham and chambray; too styles to describe, showing white collar and cuffs, loose belts, large fancy ts and deep hems to allow for letting down. 'Aiglon Dresses are noted for perfection of fit. Dresses, $6.98 Dresses, e price $3.98 Sale price Gfi###@@@#fl# 0 400 O 0 45 pertaining to Sizes 34 to 52. $8.98 Dresses, Sale price $6.98 @Qfi@##&#fi&@@@@@##@-#@ | BABIES $100 IN TEXAS, SHE S & & & & & & & & & & & & & & (o4 & & & & & @ | & & @ & ko & & & PFOR SALE , 5 rooms each. Elcctrio right. gas, new plumbing, No. 102 AL ly on 101 Millard street for $35,500—8$1,000 cash. b—« . HUMPHREY OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY rv‘r'n'«' ine Property on Harrison Street — No Two-Family House in city—hard wood | tile baths, everythmg the very latest— | for 2 cars. See us about selling your CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHONE 343~ROOMS 305.6 BANEKE BLDG. ron ALL INSURANCE CALL 1007-3 DerTT A. RILEY TIONAL BANK MAIN STREET. - AGFENOY— ALECIA 'BROWN Dallas, Tex.—The price of bables is $100 in Dallas. A thriving trade in new-born children 1s carried on by maternity homes here, according to Miss Alecia Brown, director of public welfare, who is asking the city com- mission for an ordinance regulating such home “One man carries his stock in trade—babies—to the union station a basket and vends them like a peddler of shoe laces” sala Miss Brown. “When the baby business is slow in Dallas this enterprising merchant goes on the road with pictures of his wares - "&'“ e o NGALOW FOR SALE | Just Hsted new 7-room NG TO HARTFORD, IMM} 1wy DOO—CASH OO, GEO A. QUIGLEY nzalow, 136 Lyons street. OWN- TATE SION. All orders E. John- local and long distance moving. given strictest attention. Carl son, 765 East St. Phone 1494-4. 10-25-12dx NOTICE—We specialize in garages, house WANTED—Boys, girls, agents. branches of carpentry, re- Why pay storage, when you $175. Call _up Tel 267-6.« 10-27-12dx work and all pairing, etc. can bulld a garage, for Deming and Anderson f AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—Agents wanted _everywhel Mending Tissue mends all fabrics with- out the use of needle or thread. Big profits! Sample, full Instructigns and sale price by mail poatpald for a New York Specialties; 344 Unfon . New York Fridays tf Four fam- illes in five need our door pl at 5o0c., profit 20c. Particulars free. Sample S0c. Commercial Service Co., Providence, R. I. 11-6-3dx WANTED—Gentleman TO RENT—Furnished rooms, with or with- TO RENT—Large furnished room, with elec- NEW BRITAIN, CONN, as samples, and sclls the childrén all over Texas." FURNISHED ROOMS. NT—Room for one o two gentlemen. desires furnished State terms in 11-5-1dx room in_ private family O. Box 729 out board. 112 Grand St., up stairs 20x Main tric Nght. Grove Hill heat and bath. Also board room, with bonrd, for Amerfcan family. S 11-3-3dx two men In private Franklin St A .-v\un dx e room for CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum Charge 20c CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeepmg, 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 VANTED—FEMALE HELDP # NOTICE—John 3. McCarthy, Architect, of- | FOR SALE—Clark Jewel gas range, in good | WANTED—Competent maid, no condition. 243 West Main | St. Tel. 177. Apply ashing or N0 Grove 11-5-6dx numm, Mrs. L. S. Reynold, FOR SALE—Cow, will come in next week nest Swauson, hensin 1 mile from Toot of Aven Bt. Tl . 11-5-3dx FOR SALE—Hound, brought from France. Good watch dog and hunter. Call atter 7 p. m., 334 Church St., downstairs 11-5-3dx SALE—1917 electrically equipped In- dian motorcycle, with or without side car. Price right. R. F. Siegris, care Stanley Works 11-5-2dx FOR FOR SALE—Store, fruit and grocery.. Dolng ko0od business. ~Connected with 3 room tenement; low rent; : 1- vears lease; sod chance for right party. Apply & Allen Et., city 11-5-3dx FOR SALE—Genuine reed baby carriage, Heywood Wakefield make. Inquire Church St. 1 FOR SALE—White kerels, March hatch 112 Carlton St. Tel Leghorn pullets Mrs. FOR SALE—Square pjano, good condition. 425 Stanley St. 11-5-3dx FOR SALE—2B Richmond range in good condition. Call 14. 11-5-3dx FOR SALE—1918 Liberty Touring, or will trade for roadster or Ford sedan. 34 East Main St. G. R. Kinney 11-5-2dx WANTED—Cashier. Apply Shoe Store, 113 Main St WANTED—Good laundress tamily wash Will for same. Phone 63. to detiver take home and call 11-5-2dx | WANTED—Experienced saleslady and sales- men. Apply G. K. Kinney Shoe swre, 413 Main St 11-5-2dx washing and 31 Linc 11 WANTED—Woman to do cleaning. Mrs. C. S. Bradley, P —— WANTED—Competent maid for housework. Inquire 126 Lincoln St. 11-4-2dx WANTED—Woman to do washing, ironing and cleaning two days a week, in private family. Address Herald, Box 14K, or call 2455- 11-4-tf WANTED—Thoroughly experienced sales- lady, one who is capa charge of our milline 170 Main St. WANTED—First cluss cook, best of wages Dishwasher wanted. Uneeda Lunch, ol East Main and Main Sts, 11-4-3dx WANTED—Young girl would like room and board in privatc family, near center if possible. Address liox », Herald Office. 11-3-3dx FOR SALE—One good wagon with body for cord wood. M. L. Rhodes, 616 East St 11-1-3d% FOR SALE—60 spring chickens and rooster, 15 old chickens. Box 64, White's Cross- ing, Plainville 11-4- FOR SALE—Good Sunday paper route West Main St. section./ Nets $4.5! 3dx WANTED—Girl for laundry and chamber- work. Apply 92 Vine St. Phone 1058. 11-3-4dx WANTED—Lady clerk, two typist, no ex- perience required, state age and salary expected. P. O. Box 102 11-1-64 T WANTED—Girl to do general housework. increasing weekly. About work. Harry Kotch, 74 Talcott St FOR SALE—Cabbage, large, medium and small heads, by dozen or hundred. Phone 929-5. W. C. Owens, Cowles Farm, Kensington. 11-4-3dx FOR SALE—Cash or payments, upri planos, high grade make. full size, sood tome, $150.00. A bargain. quick. Andrews, 439 Arch St. ht ery Come 11-4-2ax FOR SALE—Stove wood. Tel. 3401 11-2-5dx FOR SALE—A valuable patent.. Apply W. E. Do Graff, 99 Wooster St. Call after § 11-1-6dx tire wnd tube, 30x3, $13.45; Alex Auto Supply Co. 11-1-8dx ¥6 Arch St. Baldwin _Apples Tel. 2271- 10-25-12dx U S—————— WANTED SALE—Dunham's d picked and sorted. WANTED—Room and hoard, with Infprove- ments, near Lander's, with American peo- ple. Address Box, 8J, Herald. 11-5-2dx WANTED--Young man Wwants room board with private family in reside section, near center. Phone during d 1767, or wth New Britain Dental Lal atory, 166 Main St. WANTED—150 bushels of small sound po- tatoes for making salads. J. M. Halllnan, 142 Main St 10-30. WANTED—A good used hot water boiler, big enough fe tenement _ house . Thomas Paone: | WANTED—Unfarnished heated _room, cen- Address Box 11-3-5dx —~—— the Economy where High out of Simon Kaplan, New Britain. 1y located. State price AA. Herald Offic the you ea money’ Quality get your at low rent prop., 89 Arc h St WANTED—By American o four furnished room apartment or tene- ment. Box 14T, Herald office. 11-1-5dx 3 or 4 rooms, by Herald. 11-1-6dx WANTED—Apartment, young couple Box 12C. conven- Areh St ix WANTED—1 or 2 furnished rooms for light housekeceping. 24D, Herald 11-1-6dx WANTED—Heated _garage _on__ Harrison street, by November 1. Box G24. Herald. O —————— TO RENT $500 122 Dickorman old Main & ET——————————rrrr— SITUATION WANTED ate chauffenr. Meadow 11-4 x Jack after 7 hort hand for w Tlerald, Box 11-4-2dx two nights » R w A\Trlu..—hlp man would llke to take furnaces In stores or business Tel. $42-1 11-4-3dx bulldings Bullding--Repamng. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC, BUILD S IN WOOD, ERICK, STEEL. AND CONCRETE. Repairs of all kinds # Court St Telephcnas 3344 te~ Britair. 1918 Monn. WILL PAY BEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Hand Furniture. L. ZELD 116 West Street Harrison and Loomis, 112 1-5-64 “47 Cot- TO REIT—Garage. cormer Black Rock Ave. F. W Harrison St s 11-5- TO RENT—Front and side room comnected, suitable for offiee Call S4 W Main S0, wecond Noor. Call between = and 4 sax ix 1 with a Apply Ave NT—5 room tenement, also garage Main and Black Rock m- corner West 0 RENT—Five room fenement, provement, 3ad floor. Apply st 1-5-1dx TO RENT—Two temements of four rooms, all fmprovements. Inquire 353 Oak St 11-5-2dx WANTED— American couy month. Adar. fice. TO RENT—Tenement 5 rooms, improvements, 123 Cherry St r room temement. by young by about the 1 Box 24XH, all_modern ix T—Stx roem reatstcam heat, all im- at 63 Greenwood St. Inquire 11-4-3d% TO RENT—{ room tenement In & two tene- Adults preferred. NT—Six room temement, centrally lo- All improvements. Address Her- 11-3-4d TO RENT—Two rooms. one -I!lxh lnil oneo double. Y. M. € A Dormitory 11-1-1f Apply Mrs. J. J. Witkin, 37 Winthrop St 11-1-6d WANTED—A woman is wanted who can serve cheerfully and willingly in_the Household Department, Waterbury Hos- pital; room, meals and laundry supplied. Position permanent. Apply in pedson, 11-1-74 {WANTED—Compelent mald for general housework, in smail family. Good pay. 41 Lexington St. Tel. 1848, 10-30-t¢ WANTED—At Hotel Beloln new restaurant, cooks, counterman, dishwasher. Apply at office. 10-27-t¢ WANTED—Chambermaid, also boller man, at Hotel Beloin. 10-23-1¢ ED. ‘WANT] Young lady, experienced- bookkeeper with some knowledge of shorthand, for local store. Apply In own hand writing, stating salavy desired, reference and experience. | Address Herald, Box 35AA. 11-2-54 WANTED—MALYX HELP WANTED—A high school boy wants light work on Saturdays. Tel. 243 11-5-t€ WANTED—First class blacksmith at once, on wagons and automobiles. Apply 336 Park St. H. L. Gold. Tel. 2433. 11-5-3dx WANTED—Bookkeeping or other office work WANTED—Clerk and evenings preferred. for Bnlurdl: afternoon One with some cxpericnce Russell Bros.’ 301 Main S 11-4-2a WANTED—Wood choppers, good pay L. Rhodes, 676 Kast St e with Rhodes, TED—Some cord wood. M team 676 WANTED—Men for chopping wood.. Jasper Wililams, Plainville, Place Box 136. WANTED—A man—good, worker—secking a4 permanen® place, with roomn, meals and laundry included, is in- vited to apply in person to- Employment Department, Waterbury Hospital A cheerful, wholesome sort of chap is pre- ferred. 11-1-7d able, willing WANTED—A good live man with elghteen bundred dollars to go into partnership on a new five-ton dump truck. Herald Box 21X, 9-23-t1 WANTED — Experienced clothing and gent's furnishing clerk want- ed for Saturday afternoons and nings Very good salary New York Sample Shop 1i-4-3d LOSY ST—A bunch of keyvs at >ark. Finder please tage Place Walnut turn to LOST—Thursday tween Ly turn to 1 night, wrist watch, be- m and Black Rock Ave. Re- 3 Black Rock Ave. Reward 1x Reward 11-5-1ax Thousands read the Herald Classified Column daily. 7There are a lot of buyers for that second hand auto you waant to sell. Tell them abowt it in & For Sale Advt. Only One Cent » Word. — ! AUTOMOBILES —e e FOR SALE—1920 Chevrolet “Four Excellent conditiop. Prie Morse, 21 Broad St., Plainville. 11-5-3ds touring. right. FOR SALE—Used Motor Cars and Trucks- At values incomparable, Dodge with ex press body, Ford Roadster, small exp: body, Reo Touring, Overland 1820 m;a like new. Peerless Sport Car, a bargain/ Overland Roadster, Ford Touring, two of them, take your cholce; 3.ton Packard rack body; 3 1-3 ton Duplex: 4 whee drive, in fine shape; Overland Delivery Reo Light Delivery body; 1920 Reo Speedi wagon, rack body, also 1919 Reo Speed( wagon' with canopy tap; 1 ton Republd express body, canopy top; 1 ton Republi¢ Dump body; 2 ton Republic rack body| also others, some rebuilt and guarante Terms arranged to sult.. Also & fine lot tires, both Cords and, Fabrics. They ar{ guarauteed. Phone 405, or ses Chandic Leonard Bros.' Garage, wlllllnlnlh‘q Conn s FOR SALE. 1920 OAKLAND Roadster, 3,000 miles. 1918 OAKLAND ‘Sedan, ideal winter car. | 1917 DODGE BROS." Touring. 1917 DODGE BROS.” Roadster. Uunusual opportunity for Light Trucks. 1918 FORD. Truck. 1918 FORD Truck. 1917 FORD Truek, S. & ¥. MOTOR SALES CORP. Dealers in llllll-u. Essex and Dodge Bros Cars. Open Evenings. 155 Elm St. IO o et e ey Tel. 781 FOR SALE. PACKARD Touring. OLDSMOBILE Tovring. FORD Touring. REO Tourlng. DODGE Roadster. BUICK Tuuflnl THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. 6 Elm St., cor. Main St. USED CARS OF VALUB New Studebakers for immediate de- lvery. BIG SIX Touring.... SPECIAL SIX Touring. LIGHT SIX Tourlu SPECIAL SIX Sed: above prices are delivered ip- cluding cord tires on all models. 1920 STUDEBAKER Big SIX .e.a , 1920 OAKLAND Touring «eesess 1917 OAKLAND Touring «.eeeese 1917 DODGE TOUFIDE +eeesersnvess 1917 OAKLAND TOUFIAE ..geenss 1916 OVERLAND Touriag “88% .o 1918 CHALMERS ROASIEr .cecea - ¢ OVERLAND ROMStr .eevna 1916 OLDSMOBILE Touring «ceee 3350 ¢ & % TRUCKS OF SERVICR {x 1920 BROCKWAY EXpress ..eceea 1916 STUDEBAKER EXpreas ,.ea 1916 FORD Truck ccececsscccccnn 1916 FORD Truck «.cecpeccccsnne 1914 GRAHAM Two-Ton ..... 1918 VIM Express . IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH ST. FOR SALE. WYLLIS OVERLAND, 7 Owner getting ciosed car. Everything Ak A bargain. VELIE—6 cyl. touring, another,fine buy, Very reasonable figure. HUPMOBILE touring — chesp—ranning i 11-1-64 |, pass. touring every day. Owner wants the cash. PIONEER GARAGE. AARON G. COHEN OFFERS Unsurpassed bargains. DODGE_Sedan. FORD Roadeter. OAKLAND Touring PAIGE Touring. CHANDLER Touring. BUICK Touring. PACKARD Touring. HUDSON Cabriolet. 1917 KISSEL Roadster. 1920 ESSEX Touring. Oldsmobile Roadsters, Tourings and truck: Republic and Ford Trucks. AA 1918 1917 1918 1917 1918 1919 1916 1916 41 to 45 Wells St, Hartford C Open evenings. Tel. Bushnell 1931 11- TUSED CARS. Come in and look these cars over. Wi seil them at a bargain. 1917 BUICK Roadster. 1916 BUICK Touring 1519 OAKLAND Touring. 1919 OVERLAND Touring. 1917 HUDSON Sedan Theso cars are in Al condition and will sell them on easy payments. LASH MOTOR CO. Cor. West Main and Lincoln Sts. Tel. 382. Qeorge Dunbar. 11-5-14 LOST—Between Main lady’s gold watch and to $0 Talcott St strects, Finder re- I LOST—Alredale dog. in Kensington, Tuesday night. Finder please telephonc I Reward LOST—A card case containing cards and other papers of no vatue except to owner. Reward will be paid by same at $6 West Main St. F. H FOUND FOUND—A gent's gold watch. Owner can have same by proving property and pay- ing for this ad. Call evening. F. R Hahn, 154 Washington, St. 11-5-3ax REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—127 acre farm, 10 room hou: ¥ other buildings, orchards. gos . wood and timber; price $2,600; casn Farmers' Realty, 721 Main St., Hartford. Open evenings. 11-5-14 FOR SALE—Near room bungalow, low, Main Newington with $300 st., Station, & 3 acres of land; cash. Farmers® Hartford Open 11-5-7@ 721 evenings TOR SALE—60 acre farm,_ 10 room house, 2 barns, §500 cash Enquire C. L Barnes, Barnesdale. 12-2-5d% FOR SALE—Bullding lot on Frederick Maple Hill, 75 foot frontage. Will be sold at reasonable figure. Apply The Rogers s & Door Co. 153 Chestnut St. Tel. 10-30.