New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1921, Page 12

» —Hartford RANCE PRICES The Bargain - Basement Time to. -Come to the bin Basement White Sale e Advantage of Our Bargains HUCK TOWELS 16c 7 FOR The Tow white Ds Huck snow- extra heavy bleached o are are made can be There are are 19: and Size BLANK This lot imperfect TS contains some slightly pleces, but nothing to mar durabllity These come In pretty colors of tan and blue and pink bor- 0C4x76. Of extra These are real 5¢ thelr hat selling are asking n during for with Size quality. grey ders. In e pr heavy war bargains! 'ONGEE WA AT $2.95 Former Price $3.95 quality \ S of extra , bleached pongee in X0 plain the ot these xood pretty models — with plaits to be down worn high collar with one with roll taillored JESSE front and collar or low; Peter FPan a small lue this plaited front and collar. MEN’'S WORK The Shirts lot TIRTS $1.00 Work bottom. prices on Men's RANCE Dolmans, at their offer blue cham- Shirts. Well range of sizes. are now In this lot we denim full Iand Herge bray and made, In a THRIFT WEE Protecting Yourself HUMPHREY Al Kinds, N. B psurance o { NAT. BANK BUILDING le are looking for a moderate ouse. You can’t pick many up r than hen’s teeth—We have one for $5,500 and one on Fairview Both good buys. Will 'Help Europe's Starving Children. ] | AL ESTATE CO. PHON E 343 —ROOMS 305.¢ BANK BLDG. RITERS RENTED LL MAKES nd Adding Machine Supplies TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Tel. 612 | flain St. Use Herald Classified Ads. , repealed, and necessary CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS 79¢ Sizes from 6 to 10. grade heavy flannelette A good in neat formerly Cut full blue and pink stripe, 25. sold for around $1. and wide. BUNGALOW and APRONS 95¢ In striped checked ging- hams, also extra large sizes in indigo blue, all at this price. SATEEN A PETTICOATS 95¢ in black and extra large assortment and navy, regular sizes in good quality sateen, all at this price. All sizes. WOMEN’S KNIT UNION SUITS 95¢. Our regular $1.45 grade duced re- Sleeveless, with or ankle length. Sizes 36 and 38 only. 144 this size don't miss to 95c. either knee you wear this opportunity. -« LEVY TAX ON COAL Peona. Brecutive Gives Methods of Increasing Revenue Harrisburgh, Pa., Jan. 18.—An ad valorem tax of four cents a ton on bituminous coal produced at the mines and eight cents a ton on anthracite is recommended by Governor Sproul to raise revenues to meet the increasing necds of state government. Suggesting this in his biennial mes- sage to the legislature today, Govéern- or Sproul said it should be accompan- Jed by legislation which would prevent the addition of larger sums than were actually paid to the cost of coal to the consumer as a compensation for taxes. The tax would widely distribut- ed, the governor sald, and a large pro- portion would come from beneficiar- les of Pennsylvania’s natural resourc- es living outside the state. The tax would yield about $16,000.000. He also suggested consideration of a one or two mill tax on the capital stock of those corporations which are exempt from state taxes of capital issues. An increase of one per cent inheritance taxes, making the rate six per cent upon collateral inheritances and three per cent upon direct inheri- be tances is another suggestion. ! advocated a ' nor Sproul also state license tax of five cents per square foot on billboards and other advertising signs erected wpon prop- erty other than that owned or occupled by the advertisers. “If half of this tax should be returned to the counties, whose people have to endure these slgns thero would be some compensa- tion for their unsightly obtrusion into the landscape,” 12 sald. On prohibition enforcement he ex- pressed the opinion that the Brooks state high license law should not be enforcement be added to meet provisions should present conditions. Decision on soldlers bonuses, the overmorisaid, might be deferred un- d acted. There is somo the legislature ———— “NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, " JANUAR awss wese | CLASSIFIED 1c a Word Minimum Charge 20c ments get the business. They' cost but little. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. AUTOMOBILES —_— | FOR SALE—One Hudson Super-Six coupe- | lette, one Ford 1918 touring. R. C. Rudolph, 123 Cherry St, New Britain, Conn. 1-17-5dx Tourlog, electric $250. starter, 18 FOR SALE—Reo lights, good tires, | 'Phone 4s4. H son, East Side Garage, FOR SALE KISSEL COUPE (Two tops) OLDSMOBILE TOURING BUICK ROADSTER CHEVROLET (Winter Top) FORD SEDAN MAXWELL TOURING PACKARD TOURING REO_TOURING Time payments arranged. THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. 10-31-2¢ e FURNISHED ROOMS. ' | TO RENT—Sunny front room, all convemn- fences. Good location. 19 Lincoln St Tel. 1184-3. 1-13-6dx TO LET—Furnished room, centrally located, | 1 block from post office, heated. Tel. | 1092-3. 10 Emmons Place. 1-15-3dx TO RENT—Two front rooms with Ilight housekeeping privileges to man and wifo or two young ladies. Apply 489 Main St. TO RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, centrally located, modern conveniences. Address Box X28X, Herald Office. 1-18-3 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—AIl work fm—‘ Wil call for your 87 fully and neatly done. 104, West Main St., 1-18-2dx dictation. Room Telephone 1291. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. 1lding—Repamug. BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK. STEEL AND CONCRETER. Repairs of all kinds Telepbcnes 3244 19138 # Court Bt tiew Britaln. Conn. PIANO TEACHING JOHN J. CREAN 13 Summer Street. Tel. 1209. Herbert E.Anderson Teacher of Violin 115 Dwight St. Tel. 1145-4, CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Tel. 755-12 | Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs. WILL PAY LGEST PRIC KINDS OF JUNK and Sccond-Hand Furniture L. ZELDE 116 Weer Tel. 6 AUTOIST IS BADLY * INJURED IN CRASH ! S FOR ALL Strect | Serions Accident Occurs at I - Corner of Wells Street | | An automobile driven by Frank Hayes of 53 North Main street, Bris- ! tol, was wrecked last night when it crashed against a pole near Wells street. With Hayes at the time were Burton S. Clark of 117 Retreat ave- nue, Hartford, and Samuel Larson, of 114 Fairview Place, West Hartford. | All three were bruised and cut, and ! fears are entertained that Clark may | lose the sight of an eye. They were !taken to the New Britain General | hospital where their injuries were j treated. It required several stitches | when CASH IN This is not a question ADVANCE of credit. Bookkeeping, billing and postage cost more than the price of the little advt. and in eliminating this work we save aavertiser money. the WANTED WANTED—Crochet and handwork to do at home. Write P. Flamos, 321% Main St 1-18-3dx all im- for 3 adults. WANTED—SIx room apartment, provements, good location, Address Herald, Box 15X. WANTED—By American couple, five furnished or unfurnished Central, all modern conveniences. E. R.. Herald Box. four rooms. Address 1-17-2dx WANTED—Board Amerfcan woman with little years old, in private family will recefve mother's care Address Herald, Box X31X. and room by young girl, three where child during day. 1-17-2dx WANTED—Double reed go-cart immediate- ly. 'Phone 1613. 1-17- WANTED—Use of small pay good interest. Box loan. . Willing ‘“‘Loan,” Her:Nd. ROOM AND BOARD in private American family. Catholic preferred. In reply sta rates. Address Box 16B, Herald Office, 1-16-3dx WANTED—Work by the day or hour dress Box 16W, Herald. 1-1 Ax WANTED—Public stenography, multigrapn addressing. We have every Kind mailing lists of city. Smith usiness School, 278 Main St, Tel. 1729 1-14-12dx CLERKS—(Men, women) over 17, for Postal Mail Service. $130 month. Examinations January. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, write J. Leonard (former Civil Service Kxaminer,) $43 [Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. 1-14-4dx WANTED—Carpenter work and jobbing of all Winans, kinds. No job is too small. W. G. 616 Stanley St., 'Phone 1862-13. 1-13-d6x WANTED—Work for one-ton truck. Trees removed at short notice. Tel. 1959. 1-12-6dx WANTED—S room tenement with improve- ments, for three adults. Address Herald, Box X20X. 1-12-tf HARD TIMES ARE OVER Let us overhaul your car, Expert mechanics at your service. Now that cold weather Is here Is the time to have your car overhauled. Come In and talk over your require- ments. We always bave bargalns in used cars. HARRY STARKIE AUTO CO., "Phone 1188. "Fhone 1188 287 KElm St, New Britain, Conn. DR. COOMBS The Naturcopathic Physician and Chiropractor. Office Hours 8§ a. m. to 8 p. m. 252 MAIN ST.,, COR. WEST MAIN. Telephone 765. Dear Doctor, please use the follow- ing: I was tubercular, tried all kinds ot doctors and methods, also change of climate, was finally taken to the Wild- wood Sanitarium, was told there I could not live more than two months and allowed to come home to die. I then heard of you with the result that after three months treatment I was able to again take my position. I am still working and feeling good. Wm. ABATZ, 134 Curtis St., City. My methods quickly cures stubborn coughs and colds, also chest and lung diseases, asthma, heart trouble, faulty circulation, swollen glands, stomach and liver trouble, neuritis, sciatica or any form of rheumatism and if you wish a real beauty and lasting com- plexion take my treatment for skin diseases. Electric treatments of all kinds, electric light baths with all forms of the violet rays are given my patients indicated without additional cost. Working people and families are treated at $1.50 per treatment until cured. Private woman's treating room with lady assistant in charge, 9 a. m. to § pP. m. Why oot oring “SAKKITX FIRST" | i or of | NOTICE. MITH BROS. Machine Shop, Strect, General machine work. | pair door checks of all kinds, immediate- 152 High We re ly. Tel. 2475-4. 1-18-w1 NOTICE—Piano tuned and repaired. F. K. Lane expert pilano tuner. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charg Drop a card. 35 Buckingham St., Huriford, Conn. 1-17-6dx NOTICE—Sand for sale for icy sidewalks. Also ashes removed. Prompt service. Drop card to Charles Beh, 0§91 West Main St. or Tel. 1872. 1-14-6ax NOTICE—Why not let us wire your house. Good work at reasonable prices. Lawyer & Yuon. Tel. 893-5. 1-13-10dx NOTICE—We do light trucking, remov: ashes, etc. Tel. 1872. 1- NOTICE—Radiators, | line tanks and fenders, lamps, gaso- general overhauling and repair work. New parts made in quick time. Best equipment in city. Service station and agency for Grant and Moon cars. Parsons’ Garage, 680 West Main St. 1-10-19d — your dry batteries. Get a bell ringing transtormer installed com- plete, this month only, five dollars. Andrews & Blakeslee, 441 West Main St. 1-6-12dx — s NOTICE—Have moved my place of business from 93 Lawlor St. to 113 Lawlor 8t Augusta Camosci, sewer contractor, with the late A. Lyman for 10 years. Tel. 2314-12, 1-1-2mo —_— NOTICE—C: Chalk Talk and Bketching for enterta. dances; somethin, Herala otfice, City. THROW aw FOR SALE—Notice, Hardware City Bedding Co. Mattresscs, box springs, cushions, pillows, steel couches, cots, springs, etc., at factory to home prices. Your vld maw- tresses mads over equal to new. Uphol.- ter! Tel. 2314-4. 60 Iremont St. T UL St —aadon o FOR SALE—Two pool tables. Apply at 120 Hartford Ave. P. F. Curtin. 1-12-t0 FOR SALE—Pupples, 3 male and 1 female. Prices cheap. Make good guard dogs. Also 1 second hand furnace with pipes and floor regisc cheap. Inquire at Store, 62 Che 1-18-1dx FOR SALE—Bargain, kitchen range, good condition; person city. Middle floor, 505 Main St. and gas leaving FOR SALE—2 ac Rocky Hill, 12 cows, 2 h 2 hor 4 wagons, all imple- 60 fruit trees. Will sell cheap, Owner leaving couutry. J. Hochman, 259 Main St, Room 403, Tel. 2012 or 1180. 1-15-d3 FARM FOR SALE—Rocky Hill, of land, 19 cows, 136 acres 3 heifers, one bull, horses, all implements, 100 chickens, 10 ducks, 10 geese, 4 pigs. Will sell very cheap. Partners can agree. Call or see J. Hockman, Room 403, 269 Main Street. Tel. 1180 or 2012. 1-18-a3 FARM FOR SALE—Rocky Hill, 48 acres of land, 7 cows, one horse, wagons, 60 chickens, 50 frult trees, implements. Will sell cheap. Call or see J. Hockman, Room 403, 259 Main St, Tel. 2012 or 1180. 1-18-43 BABY CHICKS and ducklings, 22¢ and up; all varicties, safe delivery gurangeed and prepaid; also sciting ¢ggs; send for circu- lar. Roy Clark, East Hartford, Conn. 1-17-tf FOR SALE—Racing homers or carrier plgeons bred from diploma stock. FPrices reasonable. J. C. Smith, 29 Glen street. 1-17-2dx ELECTRIC Sweeper Vac for sale. .A bar- &ain II taken at once. A. Tyler, 319 Main St. 1-17-2dx FOR SALE—Five rooms new furniture, never used, including all necessary house- hold articles. Suitable for newly married copple. Rare bargain It taken complete. Time payments arranged. 46 Newington Ave., 3rd floor. 1-17-3dx FOR SALE—Ground bone chickens, bc 1b. Tel. 503. 1-17-3dx FOR. BALK—High, dr: Address C. F. Rog race, Hartford, Conn. for lot on Maple Mill 50 Qakland. Ter- 1-15-5dx FOR BSALE—Horse, wagon and harness; also farm utensils. A. Konapas, Mountain View, Plainville, Tel. 1-15-3dx FOR SALE—25 cords 4 ft. wood at $6.00 per cord. Also farm 60 acres, will ex- change for city property. C. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. 1-16-5dx 38-3. FOR SALE—Two tenement house, all mod- ern improvements, with one acre Inquire 57 Linden St. FOR SALE—Wood, mixed, $12.00 cord. Al hard maple and Oak, $14.00, furnace wood, most all hard, $15.00. No chent- rut and fuil cord. All good wood. Lact scasoned. Guarauteed, ' to New i itain, Plainville, So Ho oo, Orvis, Plainville, Conn. 23. 1-14-6dx FOR SALE—26 acre farm, all stocked, beautiful location, 20 minutes vhilk from troliey, I3uildings in first class condition. Electric lights and gas. Tel. 212-3 or write Box 148, Herald Office. _ 1-1416dx TO KRENT TO RENT—3 room ments. Tel. 542-5. tenement, improve- 144 Pleasant St 1-18-1dx TO RENT—In a new house, four room, up- stairs tenement to small American family. Yeomans, Stewart St., Belvidere. 1-18-5dx TO RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms, all im- provements. 227 Washington St. 1-18-3dx TO RENT—Shop suitable for a tallor, dress- maker, CIgar manufacturers or any other purpose. Heating. Show window and other improvements. 19 Walnut St, Tel. 548-5. 1-17-2ax to remt. 1-18-3ax ‘Something to sell, a \ ent or a room to _ rent? Use the HERALD p classified column. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. WANTED—FEMALE HELP L — WANTED—Experienced er, ome willing to do some plain sewing. Boxi 3Y, Herald. 1-18- WANTED—Woman to take care of invall full time. Apply 428 Church St, se floor. 1 1-18- WANTED—A woman to do general house- work from 8 to 3. 6 days a wodk Steady job. Herald, Box 14A. 1 3 WANTED—Competent woman for Sémen housework in.small family or an experis: enced nurse maid. Mrs. Donald Hart, ¢ Lincoln St. Tel. 1-17~ WANTED—Woman for general house five days a weck. Mrs. A. Pilz, 18 Wil throp Street. 1-16290) PERSONALS. MISS KATHARINE LAMRERT—Manuf, turer hair good Combings made switches, ear muffs, etc. Also order wé 18 Garden St., Hartford. Ch. 813. 1-13- MR. L. HAYNE, M. Ave., New Haven. (Ex—Ethele, Purdy.) vited, H., 200 Edgewo Spiritualist mediug Correspondence!’ reading by mail. Send no mon 1-17+ LOST AND FOUND- FOUND—A sum of money on Main Saturday afternoon. Owner can same by paying for this ad. Greene, 705 Stanley St. - e 1-18-14 » FOUND—Pocketbook with small sum money. Owner can have same by pn ing same. Apply Herald Office. 1-18: Vitalizer in your city propositions open today. vestment. Absojutely no risk. Vit Mrg. Co., New Haven, Conn. 1-1 £ WANTED — Cylinder feeder with knowledge of press work.. In reply experience. Address Herald, Box 1 i) WANTED-—General farm hand. Good er and teamster. Maple Croft City. 'Phone 73. 1 WANTED—Yoang man that speaks Ti to do canvassing. A chance to make# $40 a week. Address Box 26M, Heral 1-88 We can show you; twelve acre Farm Westfield. Right on trol!ey line. Reasonah Forty acre Farm ne Unionville’at a sacrifie Nine acre Farm raising stock and chic ens in Forestville. = Twenty-four acres i Berlin street, Berlin, § real honest to goodn land. Four acre | Truck Farm in Fg ton. Thirty Acre o near West Hartford,. very fine land. - d All the above Far# can be bought fo small amount of ¢z down. § 3 Parker ¢