New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1921, Page 12

Drugs and Spring Tonics Fox's White Pine and Tar 33c. Fox's Beef, Iron and Wine 90c. Fox's Extract Cod Liver Oll 6%c. Fox's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil 79c. ¥ox's beet and Irom Tonic $1.00. Belmont Syrup Hypophosphites 90c.’ Belmont Elixir Iron Quinine and Strychnine $1i. Belmont Elood and Nerve Tonle 75c. Belmont Beef, Iron and Wine $1.00. Cinot 92c. Cod Liver QII 85¢ pint. Eskay's Hemophosphates $1.45. Hoods Sarsaparilla 93c. Merik's Sugar Milk 49c. Wearing the Wrong Glasses If your present Glasses fall to give you ease and pmfort, there's something wrong. Are Your Glasses 3 ? Right? That's a Vital Question to You Ind should bring you to us at once. We like to discover unusual Eye defects, the nds that puzzle the Average Eye Specialist. Our Prices re as low as Quality Glasses can be sold. You save your eyes and money when Glasses are See Mr. Hines in the Optical Dept. ted by us. —FOR SALE— Family House on Glen Street, 4 Acre Land. Price $7,500. Nuzxated Iron 65c. Doan's Pills 3%c. Quinine Pills 2-gr 79c per 100. Phenolax Wafers 19c. Pabst’'s Extract 23c each and $2.50 doz. Russell's Emilsion 98c. Symo Malt Syrup and 3 oz. Hops 85c. Vinol 75c. Wincarnes 90, $1.65. Gum Camphor 10 oz., $1.50 Ib. Napthelene and Lavender 15¢ and 29c. Napthelene and Cedar 15c and 29c. Moth Crystals 30c. Rodol 25¢ and 50c. ~—Main Floor— Summer Needs Palmer Woven Hammocks with pillow and valance, assorted patterns at $1.98. Heywood and Wakefield Co.'s all reed high- grade Baby Carriages, with reversible gear, artillery wheels, tubular reaches and go-cart'back. Value up to $55.00 for only $39.69. Sideway Collapsible Go-Carts in brown or black, regular value $23.00, for $19.95. Perfection 3-burnér blue flame Oil Stoves, $19.75. Two-burner Viking Gas Hot Plates, with drill burners, special for $2.75. 89c Patty Irons for only 79c set. ‘Wizard Cooking Steamers for vegetables, for $1.49. 50 Nonpereil Furniture Polish 35c. 26c Wizard Futniture Polish for 15c. Six 1,000 Sheet Rolls Charter Oak Toilet Paper, special for only S55ec. —Sixth Floor— FIND NO BOOZE ON SUSPICIOUS TRUCK SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. 2 Main Street Take Nobody’s Dust—Two Brand New Cot- s on Arch Street, in Beautiful Rentschler’s| Section—Make Us an Offer. 9 Room Rent, fine for roomers, on Franklin' t us sell your house for you—You'll AMP REAL ESTATE CO. PHOXE 343—ROOMS 305-¢ BANK RIDG. OWNER WILL SELL ON LIBERAL TERMS, family house No. 96 Pleasant street, 6 rooms each floor, lonlhh‘lur coops. Blrnl-m'mld u.mnm. barn and chicken . Small amount of cash required. H. D. 208 NATL. BANK BLDG. Unrivaled Sale of High Grade Used Cars gains That Are Bargains offered are exceptionally choice, and many. show how ruthlessly profits are being sacrificed. 1917 Buick Sedan .. Pierce Arrow Touring, num- ber 38 1918 Maxwell ‘l‘lmrlng 1918 Franklin Sedan wheels .. lic Truck . Sacrifice Sale. PERSONAL INSPECTION INVITED. ON G. COHEN ; A 5 Wells. Street. ivenings. HUMPHREY OPEN MON. AND SAT. EVENINGS ‘oupe 1917 Buick Cabriolet ...... $675 cars just the thing for the man mechanically inclined, $75 to $175. IWou must see these cars and compare them with what others are ering to fully understand the unequalled value giving of this Originsd Commission Broker. Attd Held Up by Meriden Police Found to Be Loaded with Typewriters, . Meriden, April 25.—A five-ton Mack truck, loaded with Underwood typewriters and adding machines and owned by the Woodland Transporta- tion company of Hartford, was stop- ped here last evening and take to the pélice headquarters upon request of Federal Prohibition Agent McAuliffa of Hartford. After the truck and the men with it were taken to police headquarters, Lieutenant William D. Thayer communicated with the fed- eral agent who told him to let the truck go. The truck was driven by Harry W. Coville and was accompanied by Rose- well B. Porter. At about 11:45 o’clock the local police received word that a Mack truck bearing Connecticut reg- istration 21—559 was headed toward Meriden. Federal Agent McAulifte sent word to the local police to stop the truck if it passed through Meri- den. Shortly after that time Patrolman Kurcon made inquiries of a south- bound truck driver, who said that he had passed a Mack truck that was “giving a hand’} to a Ford that had been stalled op the road north ot Meriden. At dbout midnight the Mack truck came along and was tak- en to police headquarters by Sergeant John Custy and Patrolman ‘Walter Krucon. The driver of the truck was good- natured -about the affair and said that there must have been a mistake somewhere. He said the load of box- | es was inspected by Federal Agent McAuliffe before the truck left Hart- | ford. This information was given to | the federal agent over the telephone, and, after the names and addresses of the men had been taken, they were allowed to continue their journey. CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street * Tel. 755-13 Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs Tel. 24-4 Figures below $1,075 WILL PAX BEST PRICES FOR ALL y KINDS OF JUNK and Second-Mand Furniture L. ZELDES 118 West Street Tel, 633-23 Hartford, Conn. Tel. Bu. 1931 | If you have a tenement to rent or expect one vacant in the near future, get a prospect for it with- out delay. Use the Herald classified col- umns. It is inexpensive. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. NOTICES. NOTICE—U want a Player Piano? I bave two. Will take Upright Piano or Phono- h first payment. Andrews, 401 Arch 4-25.2dx express, McMahon, 4-25-5dx NOTICE—Trucking, moving and ashes carted also. Frank T. 123 Cherry %t. Tel. 822.4. ———— NOTICE—“Bronze and Zinc Metal Weather Strips.” Will last forever. John Me- Graw, agt., 419 Main St. Phone 1673, 1 NOTICE—Cabinet making, furniture repair- ing, building sample boards and models. Day & Frigo, rear 158 Arch St. 4-25-1wx NOTICE—Automobile taken out.| . Chalmers Six. Reasonable rates. G. &. Manee, 542 West Main St. Tel. 16 4-25-6dx NOTICE—Owing to the death of my moth- er, must sell my beautiful Haines Bros. upright piano. Will sacrifice for $135 | Address, Plano, Box 24P, Herald. 4-25-1ax e ———————————————————————— e NOTICE—Let me do your trucking and moving of ashes from cellar or yard. Prices reasonable. H. N. Wright. Tel. 992-3. NOTICE—Smith Bros, Machine Co., General Machine Work, 152 High St, City. Sh phone 1187-2. 't —_— NOTICE—Amateur Pho phers. We are giving a ticket (to the holder of the lucky number) " away cach Friday, which _en- titles the winner to five dollars’ worth: of developing, printing and enlarging free of charge. Let us develop and print your mext films. You may draw the lucky number. Ohrnstedt’s Photo Shop, 244 - Main St., 69 Arch St. Mr. Capen, 7 New. berry St., won the five dollar photo finish- ing ticket this week. 4-22-3dx ACCOUNTANT—Books opene, closed, audit- ed, _systematized; arrangements extra bookkeeping, inventories, trial balances, monthly reports. Box 14Y, Herald. 4-20-1wx . NOTICE—Do own moving and save + halt. We furnish 5 ton truck and driver. Phone 2016-3 or call after six o'clock at 182 West St,, second floor. tresses, box springs, cushions, etc., over equal to new and returned same day. Upholstering. Hardware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. 4-12-26dx OTICE—Build at Momauguin. We build .'q right. We feat ’em right. We sell ‘em right. Phone Colony 895-12. J. Walter Darley, Carpenter and Bullder, No, 52 Second Ave, Cusey Beach. 3-30-30dx NOTICE—To whom it may concern. My wife, Mrs. Ida Rousseau, having left my bed and board, 1 will not bé responsible for any bills contracted by her. % more Rousseau. FOR SALE—Baby chicks and hatching eggs from a good laying strain of R. C. R. L Reds Geo. Clark, Kensington, Tel. %2-2. FOR SALE—Buff Extra good stock. shows. Tel. 1135-4. H. lin. Winners at C. Deming, high class matings, exhibition and laying quality combined, $3 per sotting of 15, John Chaponi, mear Upson Corner, Kens- ington, Conn. Roy Clark, East Hartford, Conn. 3-7-tt $4.76.. WANTED—FEMALF HELP Py o g e s omimesseiar WANT! le woman for general housework. Must like children. Good home and good wages to right party. S§1 Columbia St 4-25-3d ANTED—Com) ‘maid _for housework. None other need apply. McMillan, 49 Forest Sty W. Mrs; 4-23-t PR RO R S ST WANTED, 500 women to sew covers an baseballs at home. Spare or full time. Call for instructions ¢t N. J. Sidoti, 168 Washington St., New Britain, Conn. 4-25-2a WANTED—MALE OR FEMALE. YOUNG men, women, over 17, for Postal Mail Service. $120 month. Exlmlnallnnl May. Experience unnec ry. F particulars of instruction, write J. Leon- ard (former Civil Service examiner) 843 Equitable Bidg., Washington, D. C. 4-22-1wx LOST AND FOUND- LOST—Bunch of between East Main and Main St., Saturday. er return to Herald office. 2 Lo . pucl(e(book containing money, photo and owner’s identification card. Reward if returned te Herald. 4-25-1dx Chestaut, Flnd CLASSIFIED lc. A WORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c CASH IN ADVANCE ‘Tlusn.snotaqnesuonof credit. . Bookkeeping, bil- ling and postage cost more than the price of the lit- ehmmatmg tle advt. and in vertiser money. AUTUMOBILES FOR SALE—Baby Grand Chevrolet mobile in Al condition. Geo. Cooley, Phone 940. 14 auto- sdx FOR SALE— Chevrolet 5 passenger, Al con- A real bargain. Act qujck. P. O. City, or may be seen at Pioneer Garage Main St. -25-27-29-X FOR SALE—1 Chevrolet WII!II‘ “2 ply 108 Franklin Square. FOR SALE—Buick roadster, a1 shape; price reasonable; all new tires. R. C. Rudolph, 123 Cherry St. Tel. 2051. 4.19-6dx ¥O! ALE—1914 Studebaker. Will sell for $ Apply 270 Qak St, between 4 to 10 p. m. 4-19-64x i RS S S GPl b S L7 JELO W AUTO PARTS—For all cars. Save 50 per cent to 90 per cent. Complete engines, transmissions, rear ends. magnetos, car- buretors, bodies, tops, windshields, axels, spring and fenders. 100 bargains in used touring cars, roadsters, trucks and chassis; no reagonable offer refused New Britain Auto Exchange, Cutler & Tourgee, Props. 76 Willow St. Tel. 1985. We are buyin used cars. 4-18-2wx FOR SALE—1920 Six Stud Touring, bumper and motor meter, $1350. Box 15F, Herald. 3-23-tt ting larger car. to suit purcuaser. Box 15E. American Six, Thompson, 59 4-2-t2 FOR “Al1” condition. Arch St. Tel. JH. U 106-3. USED CARS OF VALUE. \ The cars listed below are taken in trade for new Studebakers as we do not buy for cash to speculate. All these cars are ih our used car dept. ready to rum, and can be bought om easy terms. We are open evenings. BUICK 6 SEDAN. 5 BUICK 6 TOURING. BUICK TOURING. BUICK 6. 7 PASSENGER BUICK 4 ROADSTER. STUDEBAKER SPECIAL, STUDEBAKER BIG SIX. JORDAN TOURING. OVERLAND TOURING, BRISCOE TOURING. BRISCOE TOURING. REO_TOURING. OVERLAND 4 TOURING. MAXWELL TOURING, MAXWELL TOURING, OLDSMOBILE TOURING. STUDEBAKIR TOURING. STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX. M. IRVING JESTER, 183 Arch St. 1920 1918 1916 1920 1915 1920 1920 1918 1916 1915 1915 1917 1920 1916 1916 1916 1915 1921 1018 1920 1917 1918 1920 OLDSMOBILE 8 TOURING, 1920 OAKLAND TOURING. 1920 COLUMBIA ROADSTER. 1918 ARGO TOURING. 1917 PAIGE ROADSTER. 1918 WILLYS-KNIGHT LIMOUSINE, And other tourings, roadsters and closed cars. THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. Sim Bookman, Prop. Open Evenings. Open Eveniags. USED CARS. 1919 Buick Coupe. 1917 Hudson Sedan. 1917 Dodge Roadster. 1916 Paige 7 Pass. Touring. 1916 Cadillac Coupe. See us before you buy that Used Car, and save money. LASH MOTOR CO. Cor. West Main and Linciln Sts. Tel. 382. George Dunbar, Salesman. Guaranteed. Try our sleep.. ing method. Teeth extracted no pain. Tel. 76-5.. Dr. Dickerman, 451 W. Main St. 4-23-4dx Paperhangers Wanted Only First-Grade Mechanics need apply. Steady work. lndependent Shop .| The John Boyle Co. 3-5 Franklin Sq. 'TO RENT—Two five room this work we save the ad- AUTOMOBILES, FOR SALE—Brockway two ton truck (at a bargain) or would trade for smaller truck. Also lady’'s bicycle with new set of tires Phoue 683-6. 4-23-2dx FOR SALE. 1918 Paige, 5 passenger, 1918 Maxwell roadster. 1916 Dodge touring. JOHN A, PARSONS, Agent for Moon and Grant Cars, © 680 Main St. USED CARS. 1920 Hudson 7 passenger touring car, with cord tires like new. 1919 Ford Panel Delivery. 1918 Ford Open Delivery. 1919 Paige 7 passenger touring car, Apply S. & F. MOTOR SALES CO. 136 Elm St, Tel, 781, 4-2-3d TV KALNT TO RENT—S$ room t, cormer Pearl and Arch St. All improvements. InqQuire 208 Arch St. . Tel. 1667. 4-25-1dx TO RENT—Garage. 56 Gladden St. 4-23-3ax all im- provements. - Five minutes from P. & Corbin's factory. Inquire 49 Cherry St. 4-23-2dx T—Tenement of.4 rooms, profements, in desirable location. 2nd fioor, 732 East St. Improvements. Inquire 4-22-6dx TO RENT—4 rooms, 36 Connerton St. TO RENT—You get your rent free until May 1 if you take either the 6 room or 7 room ice. Inquire William ~C. Main St. 4-22-3dx TO RENT—Fine toned uprigh: plano, left near New Britain near post- office, will rent for 75¢c weekly. Address Piano, P. O. Box 48, Woodbury, Conn. * 4-32-4dx TO RENT—2 five room temements to remt, modern improvements, in good location, center of city. Call at 323 Church St., .second floor, or 304 Maln St., bu'ber lhop. Apply at 689 Stanley St. apply. Universal Barber Shop, 213 Main St. 4-25-2dx ‘WANTED—First class plumber; must have some knowledge fitting. Steady work to the right man. Call Ericsop & Johnon 3¢ Dwight St. ——— e . SALESMEN—Collectors and field ‘managers, a national organization with offices in every principal city in the United States, will give employment to experienced sales- men and collectors. During the next few weeks we will add twenty new men to our New England force. Positions net $35 to $45 per week to start to live men. Assured advancement after a few weeks if you qualify. Call 8:30 to 9:30 a. m,, ¢ to § p. m. Our manager will explain the propo- sition in detall. John J. O'Keeffe & Co.. 647 Main St., Hartford. 4-23-3ax First class automobile mechanic. None other need apply. 5. & F. umx SALES CO. 155 Elm Tel. 731 4-21-3d SITCATION WANTED. WANTED—By handy man to ¢ window cleaning, carpets cleaned, lawn taken care of, etc. Tel. 2163. 4-25-6dx WANTED—Man who speaks English, Italian and Spanish fluently desires work of any 179 Washington 4-26-1dx kind. St. Joseph Perrone, Wanted—By young lady, position as sten- ographer, typist, or general clerk. - Can furnish references. - Address, Typist, Bo: 27, Herald. 4 'ANTED—Position as second maid in n!l- vate family. Constance Voisard, Bank S Plainville. 4-25- ‘WANTED—Position ns paivate chauffeur, Can keep car in repair. Willing to take care of lawn. A. Wantlaut, 336 Allen St. 4-23_20x% [ S R STEAMSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANCES 'TOALL PARTS OF THE WORLD NEW EQIVT_AINL[U" 297 MAIN | GEORGEANMUIELEY STRFE T i 3ax | N The turnover in Ut Autos this Spring Summer will be There is a good for second hand 0 chines now. Get -'( tomer for yours th - the classified ONLY ONE CENT ‘WORD. ; CO! Imns WANTED—3 room tenement by & f 3 aduits. Tel. 1322-3. WANTED—Small touring car, Ch preferred. sState lowest price, condition of car. Address, Auto, Herald Oftice. WANTED—Work for ome ton truck, or hour. Reasonable rates. Tel. ‘WANTED—Four or five room ern section prelerud. by ywfl‘ Tel. 1077-2. ‘WANTED—LIight weight horse, harness broke. Western horse’ Box 33, Ngwington Juuction, s LS WANTED—To buy acres. Addr-. Herald, Box 20Z. WANTED—To communicate with who is most particular as to his to the end that advertiser may aparument of ¢ rooms an or - Main by April or May. Addross B Herald Office. FOR Tel. 522-5. FOR condition. Jowell* % equipped with self lgnter. 'First 22 Judd ‘Ave., 2nd floor bureaus, beds, Not w-m m-uc, etc. 96 West Main St. FOR SALE—Upright pisino, dition; bargain if taken at o Sheflield St. 5 y . Plantsville, with four room cabin pine trees. $500 cash m-lnl. evenings. also sixteen months old Holstein h » xL Battey, 605, Liucoin St.. . FOR SALE—Mahogany upright sample instrument, at special pri terms.’ Andrews, 401 Arch St. FOR SALE—Mahogany Cabinet chine and records, slightly half price. Basy terma. = And: $1,50 per bushel, while they last. J Kensington. FOR BALE—Fair horses, 2,600, wm-mmnm Tel. 666-3. FOR SALE—Building stone and brackets, concrete m& Tel. ¥OR SALE—Houschold Triaity St., 1st floot.” Call FOR carringe In geod' Cul mornings between § and 2. 911 East St., first ficor. -oum--eak. Ovnctl’esvlntb zor MMW TO RENT—A very desirable roqm,‘:wdcrn conveniences. TO RENT—Furnished room, 235 St., second floor. Kbt sl : n:l quiet. Running hot m oy - in room. 328 Court St. TO Toom, all’ board it desired, at. 112 Phone 148-13. - or 4 very keeping rooms, nice home to References rqu\nd. Tel. 147: TO RENT—Single sirable, near bath. conveniences, suitable for one adults. Tel. 1473-12.. rooms, tial . section. Reasonable Box 16B Bet.lll _ BEAL m‘fl FOR BALE. FOR SALE—In house, all improvements. ish, two cdr garage, Centrally J.. Fitgsimons, Kensington. FOR SALE—2 tenement he 100x164. farming ‘Barnes, Barnesdale. 1= FOR SALE—New brick bullding, for small factory, 'milk plant or purpose. Price reasonable. American Engineering Co. :on K St,_Phone 481-3. 129 ed room, “Ip private faml best Tates. ouse, 4 Price $6,000, $500 cash land at $50 per acrel |