New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1921, Page 12

HARTFORD HARTFORD A SPECIAL SALE in the BARGAIN BASEMENT OSIERY Sox CRILDREN'S Fancy Top Summer lsle) S (fine bl Sox, mer- $1.00. | 9%, mer- 3 for $1.00 Fancy cerized | % Sox dovan and old blue, $1.00. % Sox, sizes 7 to cerized, blue and cordovan, 4 Durham Stockings for bo, girls, in black and cordovan special for pair. Buster Brown, heavy triple Stockings for boys, in black sizes 7 to 11%, the strongest spegial for 39¢ pair. Boys' Union Suits, for 79ec. Boys' to 14%, Boys' Wi Boys" Wash HOSIERY Full-fashioned black, cordovan, tan, for $1.50. Fancy La sk styles, in black only, “Burson” Silk Hose, dovan, white (irregular), for 88e. Full fashioned black, white, Black Silk Hose, (irregular’, 69c. Burson” Lisle dovan (irregular) Cotton Hose, in black, gray balbriggan (perfect), 17c. UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN “Comfy Cut” Union Suits, sizes 36-38, for boc. $1 “Comty Cut" 40 to 44, e9c. Lawren Vests, Boc. Fine mercerized cotton Vests, wsizes 36 to 44 (bodice top) for 30c. § Fine cotton bodice Vests, size 36 to 44, 25c. in Special Vests, 2 styles, bodi e and band top, regular price each, now 2 for Comfy Cut Vests, 44, 29¢c. Knit Drawers, 30c. Top le. 3 ummer 3 for to be, 9%, mer- and white, S0 knee only, made, 10 to sizes 186, Shirts percale, sizes 12 6oc. in h Suits, $1.00. Suits, $1.39. FOR WOM Silk Hose, white, gray in and Hose In 4 ibe. | cor- special it mercerized lisle 59c. | seam in sizes $1 Union Suits, sizes 36 to sizes 36 sizes 40 to Soc pair, 3 pairs for $1.00. pe brand), whit whit width, inches wide, hemstitched Sheets, Have sold as high as $2.25; present both back and front. | bottom with hemstitching, Red lops or tiny tucks. tor which it 88c. pri Diamond Diaper Cloth, we have great demand. age, back| age, $1.10. black and cor-|age, $1.45. and age. $1.55. Diapers in the following: FOR Men's mercerized ck, cordovan, gray MEN lisle Hose, ln| and white, Men's lisle 0c. mercerized ) 17c¢ pair, 3 for $1.39. Work Shirts $1.00. Khakt rcale Men's (M. W, Men's to $1.95. CHECKED GINGH! Red and white, brown and green and white, checked gingham in 36-in. yard. Whife Outing Flannel, 27 and 36 10c yard. | Colored Flannel, 27-inch wide, 14¢ yard. | Sheets, iron-clad, ice $1.59. Diaper Cloth, the famous We offer special in the follggving sizes: 18-inch wide, 10 y#ds to pack- 98c. | 20-inch wide, 10 yards to pack- 10 to pack- 22-inch wide, yards 24-inch wide, 10 yards to vlck-‘ Also Hemmed Red Diamond 20x20, one dozen to package, .10, x. .29. 24x24, one dozen one dozen to package, to package, one dozen to package 00. Turkish Towels, a large supply, the following sizes and prices: 18x27, 8c each. 21x27, 10c each. 18x34, 17¢ each. 18x36, 21c each. 20x40, 33c each. 20x40 (all colored) 49c each. 27x44 (colored borders) 59c. SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. 12 Main Street _FOR SALE S«family House on Church Str eet i-family House on Dix Avenue 6-family Block on Church Stre et. Tel. 24-4 and Garage. and Garage. 1-family House on Liberty Stre et and Garage. 2-family House on Lincoln Street. All these properties modern. Share of Sovereigns Trading Co. Stock For Sale. H. D. | You on inbow—— HUMPHREY re’s a fine proposition right here at home—A amily house on Winthrop street with extra lot rear—Fine garden and chickens—Bring $300 h and Price is RIGHT. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. ick Results---Herald Classified et Me Connect Your Sewer—Prices Are Lowest Now Concrete Walks, Curbs and Drives. Horse and Automobile Trucking. JNO. P. MAGUIRE 551 Stanley Street Phone 2290 Steamship Tickets to All Parts of the World JOS. A. KLOSKOWSKI 157 Broad Street AMSHIP New Britain, Conn. TICKETS| FOREIGN REMITTANCES TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD| m——-— in |navy and Kelly Hose buff, all black or nav | neck or V neck; with Pajamas in fancy st lped skirt and cord at waist | plain skirt and belt. s.'at 50c. Pants, from $1.45 in dark blue with and sleeves. blue and 4rawn in many with roll popular special for $3.45. scalloped and lawn, some with panel in 81x90 size. and others with double panel Crepe or the plain embroidered with lace at neck or the plain tailored gowns, practical and pretty. flounces of fine with dust ruffle, two pretty models. Very special at $1.25. WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS ANl wool Jersey several - pretty green Bathing Suits combinations, black and with round stripes on or with Very special Bathing Suits for small children, white at neck Very special at 50c. HAND MADE Made of fihe WAISTS batiste, daintily pretty designs the alwa neck. Very collar or square SHADOW PROOF SKIRTS Made of good quality sateen or in front in Finished at scal- Very special WINDSOR CREPE GOWNS Made of dainty figured Windsor crepe daintily Very special for $1.25. SKIRTS Excellent quality muslin embrofdery with and SECO SILK BLOOMERS Bloomers of dotted Seco Silk with elastic at knee and waist re- inforced, $1.00. APRONS, HOUSE DRESSES AND KIMONOS Bungalow Aprons, 69¢ to $1.95. House Dresses 89c to $1.95. Extra size House Dresses, ging- ham, special $1.59. Serpentine Crepe Kimonos, special for $1.39. Others from $1.00 to $3.95. 'BUNDLE DAY SUCCESSFUL Committee Complimented On Able Manner in Which Campaign for Old Clothes Was Carried On. The Bundle Day was pronounced a success in this city Saturday, ana there were about 12 truck loads of clothing collected which had been left on the frcnt porch of persons comn- tributing. Much appreciation and thanks is extended the Boy Scouts for their untiring work during the day and the able manner in which they handled the situation. The trucks were loaned by the New Britain Lum- ber company, Stanleyv Works, A. A Mills and the Rackliffe Brothers com- pany. Thanks is also extended to the fire commissioners, the Eddy Awn- ing company for the loan of the tent at Central Park, the Stanley Quarter store, Haynes store at Maple Hill and the State Armory which locations were used as headquarters for leaving articles. The club, Attorney George W. Klett, Rev. Henry W. Maier, Rev. J. Leo Sullivan and Eugene J. Por- ter aided in making the drive success- ful. Scoutmaster Walter O. Cook han- dled the collections and took care of the entire campaign in an excellent manner. MISS STIRLING WINS. Fountainbleau, France, June 13.— Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta won the medal play competition here today where the women's international golf championship tournament will begin to- morrow. Miss Stirling’s score for the 18 holes was 79. BENDER'S FINGER BROKEN. New Haven, June 13.—Chief Bender of the New Haven baseball team is out| of playing this week, an X-ray having shown that an injured finger had been broken. The hurt came in catching a batted ball two weeks ago. on the market is great— Find a customer for your auto through the Herald classified column. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. NOTICES A I ic A 4 WORD MINIMUM CHARGE 20c CASH IN ADVANCE This is not a question of credit. Bookkeeping, bil- ling and postage cost more than the price of the lit- tle advt. and in eliminating this work we save the ad- vertiser money. AUTOMOBILES, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE—Automobile parties accommodated. Reasonable Hudson and Cadillac 7 pass. cars 88 6-13-5dx rates. cali AUTO PARTS—For all cent to 90 per cent. Complecte, engines transmission: rear ends, magnetos, car- berutors, bodies, tops and wind shields axels, sprin and nders. New Britain Auto Exchange B. Cutler, Prop.. 75 Wil- low St. Tel. 633-14 We are buying used cars 6-13-6dx ars. Save 50 per NOTICE—Wanted to buy good second hand couch hammock. Tel. 1995 6-13-1dx hine, Beautiful Cab- inet style, latest model, lots cord halt price. Once Easy paymen An- drews, 401 Arch St. 6-13-2dx “IHE CONNECTICUTI FrAINT CO.” is at your service to do all kinds of Painting, Paper Hanging, Kalsomining and Interior Decorating. J. J. Richardson, Mgr., 40 Church St. Phone 722 6-6_28d NOTICE—Talking m Ford Touring, \a Touring and Cheap. Hall & Mclntyre, Main and Newfield Ave. 6-13-3dx FOR SALE—U Buick Roadster, Reo Road cor. West FOR SALE—1920 Ford Sedan in excellent condition. First reasonable offer takes it. Tel. 70 6-13-2d FOR SALE—Packard 1915 Touring, in fine condition. Just painted. Must be sold this week. For dem. call 4.2 Kramer, or 103 Hartford Ave. 6-13-3d Club, model 80; 4 new tires: Rocco Cab- 6-13-3dx FO RSALE—1917 A No 1 shape; sonable 400 So. Country just painted; price refused abrese, Main St. TAXIE SERVICE—Seven pas- senger, new car and closed car. We de all kinds of automobile repal All work naranteed. 92 Clark St. Phone 589-5. 6-13-12dx FOR SALE—Buick Roadster, 1913. High tension mag., electric lights, excellent me- chanical copdition. Can be seen at Cen- tral Garage, Plainville 6-10-1wx NOTICE—Vincelette Auto Repair Shop. Re- pairing cars at $5c an hour. At 181 South Main St. 6-11-6dx NOTICE—Papering, painting and decorating. All work guaranteed. Phone 2636. John Yohanan, 29 So High St. 6-11-12dx HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIKED NOW-—Re- pairing promptly cared tor. J. T. Ward, Jr., 31 Seymour St. Tel. 34 6-10-12dx FOR SALE—I1917 Ford Sport Model Road- ster, price $250. Also large garage, price §70.00. 208 Stanley St. Tel. 1284-14. e 6-10.3ax FOR SALE—5 passenger powerful King Se- dan. Will sell reasonable as the owner is leaving for Europe. Call 353 Church St. between 6-8 p. m. 6-16-3dx NOTICE—Cash buyers of stocks, stores and fixtures. Write or telephone Bennis's Mer- chandise Purchasing Agency, Auctioneers. Salesroom 15 Hawthorn St., Hartford. 6-9-10-12-13x NOTICE—We do all kinds of work, repairing, etc. Let us a price on a garage. Deming Tel. 630. carpenter quote you Anderson. 6-9-6dx NOTICE—Cars ice and satisfaction. Laundry, rear 103 West Main ashed and polished. Serv- Clark’s Antomobile St. 6-9-6dx NOTICE—The Guaranteed Hand Laundry makes a specialty of men's shirts, ladies’ blouses and negligee French dry cleaning. Work called for and delivered. Pho 587 427 W. Main. Broder & Schweitze 6-T-1wx NOTICE—Painting paper hanging and kalsomining. Work done by day or con- tract. Paper shown at home if required. Big reduction if done now. Tel. 0-3. 6-7-6dx c. MATTEO & COMPANY, 35 Broad St. Plainville. We plate and polish all kinds of work. Nickel, brass, copper, gold and silver plate and bicycle repairing. Tel. 182-3. All orders receive prompt atten- tion. 5-16-1mox YOUR SUMMER VACATION, and ~Dinners. The Lawncrest Hotel, Rock, Ct. Beautiful dining hall. Frivate dining rooms. Fine airy bed 1ooms, Bathing garage. We treat you rigkt. » 5-24-2wx NOTICE—iawn mowers sharpened :.ad re- paired Called for and delivered. & Berndt, rear 31 Greenwood St. 153-12 NOTICE—Cartoonist, ©Onalk Talk Sketching for entertajnments, fairs aud dances; something snappy. Al Maimgrea Herald office, City. 9-22-t1 Shore Savin NOTICE—Ready to do carpenter work at any time. Call at J. M., 55 Lawlor St. BAA-BAA GOES A FETING—A little pet lamb, owned by Mi Bea- trice Sewell of Philadelphia, was one of the hits at the annual June fete of the Abington hospital, held re- cently at the Huntington Valley Country club, Philadelphia. FOR SALE—Brand new Studebaker. Bar- gain if taken at once. Address Herald, Box 27TW. 6-11.2dx e b e FOR SALE—Reo Touring car, new top, 2 new tubes and tires, new paint, overhauled by owner. Reason for selling too large for owner. Apply 86 Austin St. 6-9-1wx — TSED CARS Bought and Sold—Hall & Mc- Intyre, cor. West Main and Newfield Ave. New Britain. 6-8-6dx Call_Tel. 6-7-6dx FOR SALE—Reo Tourms car. USED CARS OF VALUE. We had fifteen new Studebakers to unload last week. S0 we have more second hand cars to offer the public of New Britain. The cars listed below are taken in trade for new Studebakers, as we do not spec. ulate in used cars. 1920 Buick Touring. 1919 Buick Roadster. 1918 Buick Touring. 1919 Buick Seven Passenger. 1916 Buick Touring. 1915 Buick Roadster. 1918 Jordan Touring. 1917 Reo Touring. 1916 Maxwell Touring. 1917 Oakland Touring. 1916 Maxwell Touring. 1919 Chevrolet Baby Grand. 1918 Elgin Touring. 1917 Hudson Super Six. 1915 Briscoe Touring. At present we have the largest stock of used cars in New Britain and no second hand Studebakers of any description to offer. M. IRVING JESTER, 193 Arch St. 6-4-tt USED CARS FOR SALE. 1919 Essex Touring. 1915 Hudson seven passenger Tour- ing. 1918 Chevrolet Sedan 1920 Chevrolet 4—90 model. Touring car 1919 Oakland Touring. Commercial Cars. 1919 Ford open delivery. 1917 Ford open delivery. ¥OR SALE—A good family cow. Florence Brandegee Berlin St., Berlin. 6-13-tf FOR SALE—Horse, well, strong and heavy. Carriage and harness. H. S. Rice, Little River P. O. Home near W. Cromwell school. 6-13-6dx 1 mahogany 6-13-2dx FOR SALE—1 kitchen range, library table 604 W. Main St FOR SALE OR RENT—Seven room _flat. Price reasonable Herald, Box 16XX. 6-11-3dx FOR SALE—4 weeks old heifer, good stock. 551 Stanley St 6-11-2ax are Making Quick Sales These Days — E g g s, Baby Chicks, Second Hand Furniture, Estate and What Not. ONLY CENT A WORD. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. | FOR SALE—House, nine room, near fs school, church; gas and electric. 1 garden planted, new paint and P Price $3,500. Cash $500. Address H{ Box 19, Herald. 1 FOR SALE—Center of Plainville, eight house, good garden, large fronta; main highway and trolley line. $4,000, $1,000 down, balance on time. dress P. O. Box 172, Bristol 6-. FOR SALE—Theodore St., Maple Hill, 6 room " bungalow, all modern, wood finish, - fire place. Price and right. Alfred Bean, Maple Hill, Britain. = t FOR SALE—Upright piano and music cab- inet. Bargain for quick sale. Phone Plainville 189.5. 6-11-3dx FOR SALE—Jitney buss, 16 pass., first class running order, cheap, or exchange for roadster or touring car. Treptow, 76 Church St. 6.10-3dx FOR SALE—Big horse, truck, wagon and harness. Apply J. Williams, Pearl Court. Box 136, Plainville. 6-7-6dx e —— TO RENT TO RENT—Two light housekeeping rooms, electric lights and set tubs, large pantry and veranda All private. No childre Finch House, 81 Church St. 6-13-2dx TO RENT—New shore cottage for small family, with garage, for the months of July and August. Price on Spplication. Stannard Beach, Westbrook, Conn. Ad- dress Cottage, Box 6, Herald. 6-13-2d hot water, Apply Jo- 6-13-2dx TO RENT—4 room temement, bath and gas. 3 Cherry St. seph Kasprow, 48 Beaver St. TO RENT—5 rooms with improvements. Rent reasonable. 144 Pleasant St. Phone 542-5. 6-13-3dx TO RENT—Tenement of 5 rooms, all mod- ern improvements in side bungalow. In- quire at 41 City Ave. 6-13-3dx TO RENT—Five room tenement, all mod- ern improvements, third floor. 203 Cherry St. 6-13-3dx TO RENT—Tenement, all modern improve- ments. 74 Seymour St. Apply 427 Chest- nut St. Tel. 991-5. TO RENT—5 room temement, all improve- ments, 5 minutes from P. i Inquiry 49 Cherry St. TO RENT—3 rooms for light housekeeping, 212 Main St., Apply Mr. Johnson at The McMillan Store. 6-13-2d TO RENT—2 Cottages on Lake Pecotapaug, East Hampton, Conn. Apply Mrs. Irving West, 101 Crescent St., Middleton, Conn. Tel. 186-2. 6-13-3d TO BENT—Four rooms, all improvements. Fourth floor 64 Prospect St. 6-13-4dx TO RENT—To responsible party, fine apart- ment in west end. Eight rooms on two floors—open stairway—two baths—garage. 260 Corbin Ave 6-13.1dx A Waterbury party - destrous o locating in New Britain, would M to trade three-family house in cellent coudition for the same New Britain. If interested in trade, apply J. KOMISS, 261 Cooke Street, Waterbury, Conn. 6-13. FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RENT—For August and Septe Pine Grove, Niantic, Conn., 7 room alow, 4 sleeping rooms, electric place, large porch overlooking the' Every shore convenience. T. Hal 26 Highland St. Tel. 1491-23. T® RENT—Rooms with board. - TO RENT—Furnished room, _all’ iences. 505 Arch St. TO RENT—Large furnished fromt one or two gentlemen, in private ! 359 Main St. Tel. 76.4. 6- OPPORTUNITY. EXCELLENT Opportunity offered Brass Foundryman who has five (5,000) dollars to invest in a goin _cern. Must have broad knowledge work and be willing to act as foreman. If not qualified’to do money will not interest ys. State married or single. Address: Con Herald. [] PAINT SHOP—Good opportunity 2 tractor in painting business. A wall and paint store, in town nearby; drapery department, and sell gas Will sacrifice for cash, $350.00. ticulars Phone 116-12, Southington.. FURNISHED ROOMS—SEA SHO] TO RENT—10 garages, large, roomy and electric.wired. For cars, trucks and stor- age space. Entrance at Glen St. oppo- site Division St. Inquire Mrs. H. Vogel, 124 Rockwell Ave. 6-11-4e0dx TO RENT—5 room tenement, first foor, all improvements. Inquire H. Vogel, = 124 Rockwell Ave. 6-11-4e0dx TO RENT—4 room tenement with all im- provements. 470 Arch St. Inquire 3rd floor 6-11-2dx TO RENT—Light housekeeping rooms; also single rooms, all inprovements. 212 Main St., ring bell on 1st floor. 6-11-3dx TO RENT—Six room apartment on corner of Main and Elm Sts. 5 room apartment on corner of Hartford Ave. and North St. 6 room tenement at 443 West Main St. garage for repair and storage purposes; also warehouse for storing purposes. For particulars apply to M. Cohen, 378 Stanley St. Tel., 2425, 6-11-tf TO RENT—5 room tenement, all improve- ments, 5 minutes from P. & F. Corbin, Inquire 49 Cherfy St. 6-11-2dx TO RENT—One, two or three front desirable housekeeping rooms, modern conveniences; also one front room suitable for one or two gentlemen. 103 West Main St. . §-10-3dx TO RENT—7 room flat, steam heat; pied by a doctor for several years. dress Box X16X, Herald Office. occu- Ad- 6-9-5dx TO RENT—Large front furnished room, two separate beds, all conveniences. Price reasonable. _Inquire $2 Lake St. _6.9-4dx TO RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms, 3rd floor, $17.00, at 142 Glen St. Inquire 178 Tre. mont St. Tel. 1331-14. 6-11-2dx e SITUATION WANTED. —_— WANTED—Plain sewing. Prices reason- able. 89 Rockwell Ave, upstairs. < 6-13-15-17x WANTED—To take home washing and iron- 1918 Chevrolet delivery. S. & F. MOTOR SALES CO. 155 Elm St. 6-13-6d SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY SELL THAT USED CAR. WINTON ROADSTER. STUTZ ROADSTER. OLDSMOBILE 8 ROADSTER. DODGE_TOURING. OAKLAND TOURING LIBERTY TOURING STEARNS TOURING. OLDSMOBILE 8 TOURING. BUICK TOURING. Easy Time Payments. THE B. & B. MOTOR CO. Sim Bookman, Prop. 18 Main St. Phone 484 3-30-tf ing. Stasser, 148 Cherry St. 6-13 WANTED—Position as chambermaid general housework or work by the Louiss Walker, R, F. D., Box Plainville, Conn. or day. 31BB, 6-13-2dx WANTED. WANTED—Furnished, modern, 4-5 apartment, for indefinite perjod. ences. Address Herald, Box X9X. 6-13-3dx room Refer- WANTED—By American, three, five or more rooms. Western section preferred. Address P. O Box 646, City. 6-13-6dx WANTED—One or two rooms on farm or suburbs, for light housekeeping. Fur- nished preferred Sokolsky, 142 Tremont St., New Britain. 6-13-2dx WANTED—Tenement of 6 or 7 room, east- ern section of city preferred. Address Herald, Box 4XX. 6-13-2dx WANTED—By couple, five or six room tene- ment, modern improvements, desirable location. Address Box 244, Herald e MALE OR FEMALE. Office. 6-9.5dx TAUGODA COTTAGE, Momauguin, open June 28th. Light airy rooms, provements, excellent beach. Tel. 4813, or L536. A. B. HALL'S R. I TReéd sud White horn chicks, 5,000 every Week; free stock, state tested.. . Barj prie May and Jume; free circul A. B Wallingford, Conn. Phone 645-2. 5-1 BABY CHICKS—15¢ up; the ‘kind grow and lay; safe prepaid dell cular free. Putnam Brooders $4.1! Clark. East Hartford, Conn. WANTED< VEMALE HIE e ——————— - WANTED—A girl for general ho Swedish or German preferred. FIi Brandegee, Berlin St., Berlin. Tl WANTED—Lady take orders silk private families, salary or com: spare or whole time, exclusive te experience unnecessary. We delivel collect. Marvel Mills, 171 City Hi tion, N. Y. 6- WANTED—Experienced girl housework. 551 Stanley St. for 6-1] WANTED—A cook. One willing to the mountains. Tel. $13. G- SUMMER RESORTS 4 MRS. F. J. SHEIFFELE, Quinnipiac Momauguin, Conn. Furnished rooms. Cosey Beach and Second Ave. [3 AGENTS WANTED. 100 PER CENT PROFIT in patented hold need; sells on sight; territory send 25c for- sample. Internation: tributing Co., 204 Shalet Bldg., B: port. Conn. 6-1 LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Fancy bag, containing glasse: purse, also name card of owner, Mary’s Playground Saturday aftes Finder.return to Herald Office. Rew - LOST—Bi-focal eye glasses, gold mou with a gun metal spring. Return to ald Office. Reward. 6-1 PERSONALS. PERSONAL—Teeth new teeth made, 74-5. Dr. Dickerman, filled, treated, clef gold tooth free. 151 West .. 6-1 LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Building—Repairing BUILDERS IN WOOD, BR STEEL AND CONCR! Repairs of all kinds. 6 Court Street. Telephones New Britain, Conn. L. ZELDES IS BUYING ALL KINDS O