New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1921, Page 12

Silk Dresses $39.95 FORMERLY UP TO $79.50. Third Floor. Silk Dresses, all from our regular stock in several dressy models, all suitable for aft- or theater wear. These Dresses are in straight-line or tunic effects, draped or pleated models in solid colors and combination effects. The materials are Moonglow Crepe, Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta, Satin and Roshanora Crepe. The colors are beige, gray, brown, rust, navy and black. Sizes 16 to 46%. None on approval, none exchanged and none credited. Third Floor. A Sale of Men’s Shoes In the Bargain Basement all leather, Men’s Sample Shoes and Ox- 75 ernoon PN An unusual purchase of custom made 1921, fords in snappy styles going at one pric $4.97 a Pair Sizes 5 to 12 in narrow and wide widths. All Goedyear welts, brogue and ball straps inciuded, with Goodyear rubber heels at- tached, all the new models. Such brands as these: Hannah, Emerson, Preston—Keith Samples and other well known makes. Fifty styles for men and young men for your selection. Purchased by us at a big saving because of the unfavorable turn of the market. Now, gentlemen, is the opportune time to buy. Get a new pair of oxfords at less than wholesale price. Thousands of Fox’s Basement Patrons know from experience the always give. See these wonderful values we Shoes on exhibition in our show windows. Over 50 Self-Service Tables Loaded With Men’s Women’s, Boys’, Girls’ and Children’s Up-to-the-minute models, designed specially for wear. You can’t afford to miss the greatest economy event of the year. Pay us a call. Each pair is perfect and carries the same guarantee as though you paid the full price. 190 GOLF STARS IN BRITISH OPEN PLAY {7 Americans, Both Amateurs and Prolessionals, Enter 8t. Andrews, Scotland, June 20 (By Associated Press)—More than 150 golf players of world renown began the qualifying rounds of the British open golf championship tournament here today. In that number there 17 American professional and amateur golfers. Clarence Hackney of Atlantic City met Walter Hagen former American open champion and J. Burgess op- posed “Jim” Barnes of the Pelham Country club, owing to the peculari- ties of the draw. In addition W. C. Hunt another American was drawn to play against Edward Ray the fam- ous British expert who holds the American open championship. Play was started to the accom- paniment of a stiff northwest wind which added’ to the difficulties of the golfers on both the courses, which were in splendid order, despite the dry spell. The players in each half of the draw played over one course today,and will go over the other 18 holes - tomorrow. Chick Evans of despite a sprained old course in 83. Charles Hoffner, of the Philadel- phia country club completed the first 18 holes in 73. The professional rec- ord for the course, over which he played and the amateur record is 73. Among the best early scores over the Eden course were those of A. H. Taylor of Mid-Surrey, 7. and Angel De La Torre of Madrid, 79. James Braid, of Walton Heath, former open champion, made the course in 78 and William Melhorn of the Shreveport country club did it in 83. Playing over the Eden course Wil- fred Reid of Wilminzton, Del.. did 82; Jim Barnes of the Pelham Coun- try club, New York 75, and John Burgess of Asheville 823 On the Eden course Dr. ter of Los Angeles turned of 80; George McLean, Gr N T and George Hill, British open champion went over the old course 79, and Fred Mcleod of Washington. D. in 81 Walter Hagen of Detroit went around in 80. Robert T. Jones of At- lanta in 6 Jock Hutchison of Chicago in 77 and Harry Vardon, the glish star in 75 and Douglas “dgar of Atlants in 7 Edgar played over the Eden course and iHafll’n. Jones, Hutchison and Var- jdon over the old course. T were 1GS 1S PIGS—If Margile V. piggies they the chutes at Coney Island when men throw balls That's one of the games her father n Camp doesn’t feed the little nd won't slide down hit the that cts at amusement their rk. target the opens pa JACK “PLAYS IT SAFE” pen. Chicago plaved wrist and did the ola s 71, Paul Hun- in a card sy Sprain, 77 Duncan, Hanger the The supply of used cars on the market is great— Find a customer for your auto through the Herald classified column. ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Furniture and roll top duk 61 Columbia St. 20-3d: FOR SALE—Four rooms furniture on sale at very reasonable rates. Party is moving out of town. Inquire at 124 Jubilee St., second floor. 6-20-3dx FOR SALE—7 head stock, pair horses, tools, wagons, crops; low price; immediate po: session. T. F. Cashman Farm Agency, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 668-4. 6-20-1dx FOR SALE—Steel shafting, one lot 24 feet 1 15-16 inches, one lot 9 feet 1 11-1¢ in- ches, one lot 16 feet 1 7-16 inches; also 13 assorted sizes pulleys, with nedessary hangers, all ready to set up. Call 142 Main St. §-17-3dx FOR SALE—Standing grass, 50 cords of 4 ft. wood at $4.00 for cord. 5 horse power| motor and saw $100. L. Barnes, Barnesdale. 6-17-4dx c. FOR SALE—Ome horse, weight 1,350; top wagon; one business wagon, harness. All for $150.00 Call St., after 6 p. m. one and 116 West 5-17-3ax FOR SALE—Upright Piano, or will ex- change for a Phonograph and $50 if deal could be made at once. Address Haste, Herald Office. 6-16-4dx FOR Must be sold at once. second hand Timber of Timber, Stones, Trucks bullding. This stock can be seen at Smalley and Dewey Sts. Will be there Tuesday, 2 p. m. Tel 2066-2. SALE.— New snd 6-18. ———— WANTED—MAL), HELP WANTED—An experienced tailor. wages and steady work. 50 St. Jake Salonia. Good Lafayette 6-18-3dx WANTED—First class mechanie. er need apply. Lash Motor Co. Apply C. H. Keeley. 6-20-3d LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Building—Repairing BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICE STEEL AND CONCRETE Repairs of all kinds. 6 Court Street. Telephones 2244 New Britain, Conn. 1918 None oth- SETH TANNER For a while anyhow, a wife in a new house is happier than a rich widow. A good deal o’ hu- man carclessness is blamed on providence. ACCUSED MAN A SUICIDE. Leaves Note Saying He Did Not Kill His Wife. New York., June 20.—William Shaw, whose wife was murdered a week ago in the office of the George K. Krier com- pany of Long Island railroad cut and East Ninety-fourth street, in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn, hanged himself to a bedpost and cut his throat yesterday morning. His body was found by a woman who went to his shack in the rear of the Krier com- pany’s offices to call him to breakfast. Beside the body was found this note: I did not kill my wife, but I cannot stand the strain. My brother-in-law, Mr. Hill, will be here soon. Have him arrange for the funeral.” WEATHER PREDICTION. Fair Tonight, But Tucsday Is Likely to Be Partly Cloud New Haven, June New Haven and v night; Tuesday partly cloudy. Connecticut: Generally fair to- night and Tuesday; little change in temperature; gentle to moderate vari- abla winds. Conditions.—An’ area of high pres. sure extending from Mich n south- eastward to New Jersev is produec- ing pleasant weather in the Lake re- gion and New England. The pressure is below the normal in the western and southern districts where the weather is unsettled with local show- 20.—Forecast for inity: Fair to- | CLASSIFIED ic A 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, AUTOMOBILES ¥OR SALE—Packard, 1915, Touring, in fine condition; newly painted. $500 takes it. Call Kramer, 2274-2 or 103 Hartford Ave. 6-20-3d FOR SALE—1918 Indian mote=ycle in Al condition; oversize valves. A bargain, as I need money. Box 16F, Herald. 2dx FOR SALE—Ford Touring car, Touring, $175. Morrin Main St $200. Hetx CLARE’S AUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY—Cars washed and polished, oiled and greased. lectric lights and horns repaired. Rear 103 West Main St. -16-6d Battery, nt good. 0-2dx FOR SALE—Dodge Touring, 1917. carburetor and top new. P: Evenings 33 Linwood St. FOR SALE—1918 Indian Motorcycle, with sidecar, electrically equipped. Address M16, Herald. 6-20-3ax FOR SALE—1920 Oldsmobile Coupe, Al con- dition. Can be bougm right. Terms if desired. Phone 6-20-1dx FOR SALE—1920 Buick touring, tire, paint top and mechanically in_excellent con- dition. E. J. Grogan, 18 Fairview St. 6-18-3d FOR SALE—1920 Ford touring car, self- starter and lights; like new. C. Ainsworth, D. Miller Co. 6-20-tf FOR SALE—1917 Maxwell Touring, 1917 Ford roadster. Both cars have new tires and are in excellent condition. Bargains. G. P. Manee, 542 West Main St. 6-18-7dx FOR SALE—Auto top, 1921 Buick top, new, with side curtains and rods; price $54.00. A bargain. 40 Hart St. Phone 1619. 6-18-3dx Ford roadster, at a b: FOR SALE—1917 ar- Main. 6-17-3d gain. G. P. Manee, 542 W. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY OE 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 e e ‘WANTED. WANTED—Fifty men and womep. Won- derful opportunity to make large earnings. Apply 276 Main, top floor (rear). 6-20-2dx CIVIL SERVICE examinations for clerks for Postal Mail Service and Government De- partments. Men, women, over 17. $120 month. Experience unnecessary. For frée particularss, write J. C. Leonard (former Civil Service examiner) 843 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. 6-17-3dx WANTED-—Men and women with tired, aching, itching and burning feet, sore corns and callouses, to try a box of Snow Drop Salve, 25c. Works wonders. For sale by Clark & Brainerd, W. H. Crowell, Miller & Hanson's and all drug stores. 5-27.24dx C. MATTEO & CO., General Platers, Blcycle Repairing and lawn mowers sharpened. 35 Broad St., Plainville, Conn. Tel. No. 182-3. 6.15-26dx POULTRY. BABY CHICKS—15c up; the kind that live, grow and lay; safe prepald delivery; cir- cular free. Putnam Brooders $4.75. Roy Clark, East Hartford, Conn. 5-16-tf e FURNISHED ROOMS—SEA SHORE. SUMMER BOARDERS—Indian Neck, Bran- ford, Cottage 1905 open July 1s reasonable. Mrs. A. D. Frey, 232 nut St. Tel. SOUND VIEW, CONN.—Furnished rooms for housekeeping, day or week; rates rea- sonable. Sunshine Cottage, Soundview, Ct. 6-20-12dx Sound View, Conn.—Ex- beautifully situated, near water front. Rates reasonable. Write Mrs. Carlson, 102 Bushnell St., or call Mrs. Klebes, Charter 4503-4, Hartford, Conn 6-20-1dx “THE CLOVER,” cellent board, WANTED—Boarders and week-end parties wanted. Josephine Cottage, Sound View, Conn. 6-20-4dx —————— WANTED- FEMALE HELP —_— WANTED—Competent girl _for housework. Mrs, John B. Smith, St., Berlin. general Hudson 6-15-tf lt-lla.n -2dx WANTED—Girl for housework. preferred. 436 West Main St WANTED—Girl for general housework. Ap- ply Mrs. O. S. Bennett, 39 Harrison St. 6-20-t1 WANTED, Twenty-five girls, experfence not necessary, to work as salesladies at Goldberg's fire sale. Apply J. Wolf, 500 Main St., Tuesday. 6-20-1d —_———e———— SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—Position as all around man, beat carpets, mowing grass, etc. Mr. Huber. 12 Pearl Court. WANTED—By an experienced work in store, clerk or alteratio or afternvon. Address Box Office. Herald 6-18-3dx WANTED—Young girl would like room and board in private family. Add Box 35X, Herald Office. WANTED—Young woman desires position as bookkeeper, cashier or any clerical work; part time. Can furnish references if de- sired. Address Box 35AA, Herald Office 6-17-3d FOR SALE—Late 1917 Ford Roadster, per- fect order, shock absorber, new top, speedometer. Many extras. $250. No dealers. Andrews, 401 Arch St. 6-16-tf NDING—Repair work of all Automobile parts made to order. Call up and get our new prices. The H. & ‘B. Mfg. Works, 110, Rockwell Ave 6-16-tf Eaa o —————— ] TO RENT TO RENT—4 room apartment, 3 of which are furnished; all improvements; to re- sponsible party; references. 12 Fairview St., 3rd floor. 6-20-3dx TO RENT—Tenement 5 rooms, all improve- ments, corner Lincoln and West Main St. Inquire store 436 West Main St. FOR RENT—Garage on 53 Lyons St., near Shuttle Meadow Ave. Phone 2361, or in- quire on premises. 6-20-1dx TO RENT—Six room tenement, all improve- ments. 90 Maple St. Inquire Tel. 1635-13. 6-20-1d TO RENT—Five rooms, all improvements. Inquire 49' Cherry St. 6-20-5dx TO RENT—4, 5 or 6 room apartment. 200 E. Main St. Tel. 943-2. 6-18-3dx TO RENT—7 rooms, suitable for roomers. steam heat. Main St. Apply Modern Boot Shop, 168 Main St, City. 6-17-tf TO RENI—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 Durposes; also warehouse for storing purposes. For particulars apply to M. Cahen. 378 Stanley St. Tel. 2425. 6-11-tf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 51 Locust 6-18-2dx FOR SALE—Good 6 room house. st FOE SALE—In Plainville, near trolley, 20 acre farm, house, barn, 59 chicke 4 pigs, geese, 4 cows, 1 calf, 1 horse, all garden crops and farming implements. Price $4,600. Cash $2,000. Balance or time. Address P. O. Box 172, Bristol. Conn. 6-17-6d FOR SALE—In Plainville, 3-¢4 mile from trolley, 2 acre farm, 8 room house, fur- nace, 2 barns, 28 fruit trees, 38 chickens, 1 pig, all garden crops and farming im- plements. Price $3,500. Cash _ $1,500. Balance on time. Adiress P. O. Box 404 Bristol, Conn. 6-17-6d FOR SALE—New 5 room cottage; No. 58 Newington Road, price $6,200. Reason. able amount of cash required and easy terms. L. Deming, 753 East St. 6-14-3dx The little Want are Making Quick S These Days — E g Baby Chicks, Secon Hand Furniture, R Estate and What No ONLY CENT A WOR NOTICES NOTICE—I am taking orders for Tire Life, the new marvelous succe Auto_Oils, Cups, Greases, Paints, and Fibre Coating—the highest & tainable for the least expense. Foi ther information address at once to’ ael Roth, New England Distribute Chapman and Linden Sts., City. 6= NOTICE—Notice. Notice. Full lin guaranteed bicycle tires and acce new and second hand bicycles, rej locksmith, gunsmith, sharpening. Repair Shop. 156 Main St., rear evenings. J. E. Morrin. NOTICE—Tubes vulcanizing Rosso, 336 East Main St. VOTICE—Electflc Vacuum o ber day. Delivered promptiy, S iotital axtisies | rapmired.t - guaranteed. Andrews. Tel. 1995, 6 NOTICE—Cars washed and and greased. Electric lights and repaired. Clark's Automobile rear 103 West Main St. “THE CONNECTICUT FAINT CO* your service to do all kinds of Pi Paper Hanging,.Kalsomining and Decorating. J. J. Richardsonm, Church St. Phone 722. NOTICE—Bids are requested for the Selden School House in Beckles ply John B. Perry, Beckley. Tel Bids are to be in by June 28th. NOTICE—Painting, Paper Kalsomining. Work done by day tract. Phone 2590.3 and will call. 14 pentier. [ CAN YOU AROUSE the enthusissm ers for something which appeals to self? If you have that ability you given an opportunity to greatly i your income if referénces are safisfas Experience not essential. You 1] thoroughly instructed. You need invest your time. For full p interview write to L C. Gyenes 36th St, N. Y. C BENNE'S TAXIE SERVICE—Seven senger, new car and closed car. W all kinds of automobile repair. ~All guaranteed. 92 Clark St P 589-5. 6-13- NOTICE—Papering, painting and - All work guaranteed. Phone 2636. Yohanan, 29 So High St. $-41 HAVE YOUR HOUP NG pairing promptly cared for. -J. T. Jr., 31 Seymour St. Tel. 347-3.°6-104 NOTICE—iaws mowers sharpened paired Called for and delivernd. & Berndt, rear 31 Greenwood Bt. 152-12. onalk Talk fairs Al NOTICE—Cartoonist, Sketching for en: dances; something snappy. Herald office, City. NOTICE—Ready to do carpenter r} any time. Call at J.'M., 55 Lawlor PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER — Ei Work quickly and nedtly done R. Vetrano Room 104 Pr ing. Phone 1291. Hopurs uu*t PIANO LESSONS DURING SUMM FREDERICK F. HARMON - Studio 315 Booth’s Block Mr. plications must be in by July dth, Mr. Harmon will see you at your home. Harmon will eonduct a summer school with reduced rates for Call at Studio between 4 and 7 p. m., or If Phcne 795-15. Coaching of singers a FOR SALE 3-family House on Church Str eet and Garage. 1-family House cn Dix Avenue 6-family and Garage. Block on Church Stre et. 1-family House on Liberty Street and Garage. 2-family House on Lincoln Street. All these properties modern. Share of Sovereigns Trading Co. Stock For Sale. H. D. HUMPHREY READ THIS AND ACT QUICK — Here’s man who has dropped ONE THOUSAND DO LARS on price of 2 family house on anilee as he is to leave New Britain — Present p: only $5,800—Fine large lot. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 173 MAIN ST. PHOKE 343 —ROOMS 3085-0 BAWK REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS. SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Ine. 242 Main Street Steamship Tickets to All Parts of the World JOS. A. KLOSKOWSKI 157 Broad Street New Britain, STEAMSHIP TICKFTG