New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1921, Page 12

" HARTFORD “COME MANY OF THE PRICES NAMED IN THESE LISTS ARE BELOW TODAY’'S MARKET VALU TO PASS.” Store Closed Mondays Up to September 5, Inclusive. THE FINAL KNOCK AT HIGH LUGGAGE PRICES ACT AT ONCE, FOR THAT -LUGGAGE BARGAIN YOU’'VE BEEN ANXIOUSLY AWAITING HAS 1 1 AND THE ARTICLES ARE DEPENDABLE—MOST OF THEM FAMOUS MAKES. s THE BAGS Black double hapdle special for Cowhide Boston Bags, 14-inch cloth lined with strap, special for and 16 Cowhide leather handle. Special for 18-inch Black Walrus Cowhide sewed corners, inside lock, lar price $12.50. Special Sale Price 16 and 18-inch Brown and Black Smooth Cowhide Bags, cloth lined, ular price $12.50. Special Sale Price 18 and 20-inch.Dark . Brown Bags, pig grain of genuine cow- hide, leather Brosar sate price$12.95 DRE 36-inch Dress Trunks, fiber. covered trays, h lock; reg. price $19.50. S 36-inch Dress Trunks, THE LUGGAGE OPPORTUNITY Boston Bags, 13-inch leather_“strap, . 69c Fiber $1.75 18-inch Genuine Bags, sewed corners, $6.95 Grain Bags, extra high cut, double handle, linen lined: regu- $9.95 lined, Special fiber snap catches; reg- $9.69 cover, $50. lined; regular bar tion SS TRUNKS and fiber bound, 'two eavy hardware, spring $16.95 fa- ale Price Special mous Never Break made, hard fiber polished tonne lined, two trays and hat form, draw bolts, spring lock: reg. prici Sale Price ... covered, fiber bound, brass hardware, cre- canvas e $21.50. $18.89 —sSixth Floor. WARDROBE TRUNKS Covered Trunks with hard fiber binding, draw bolts, eight Sale Price ..... Hartman Wardrobe covered, eleven hangers, shoe pocket, draw bolts; price $50. Special Sale Price ... Neverbreak Wardrobé Trunks full size, bulge top, fancy cre- tonne lined, swinging garment five drawers; Special Sale Price ...... Keystone Wardrobe - Trunks, lift top, ‘ ten ~hangers, " locking device, 1at ‘and shoe box; regular $59.00 Keystone Steamer Wardrobe Trunks, canvas covered, steel bound,” snap catches, laundry bag; regular price $29. $23.95 One lot of Keystone Steamer ‘Wardrobe Trun! covered, bound, assorted linings; tegular $35.00 —-Sixth loor. price $76. Special Sale Pricé .... . Sale Price"..... prices up to $46.50. Special for fancy fhanger. $19.95 fiber four $35.95 $39.95 OF THE SEASON. 24-inch Brown lock and clamp. ‘Wardrobe Special for .. cretonne Very Suit Cases, side tapes, leather leather. handles. $3.95. Trunks, Special for bound, drawers, Teg. gnd handle. Special for Size 14-inch, Special for ... Size 16-inch, Special for Size' 18-inch, Special ‘for Gize 122-inch, Special for Size 24-inch, Special for ... Teg. price special | combina- lined, \ sole leather leather handle. i b Special Sale Price Cases,glinen lined, pocket jand straps, case. Special Sale Price . 26-inch Suit Cases, wide buckled fiber and heavy fiber Genuine price $16.50. Special for .... AIRPLANE AS HEARSE This is said to be the first airplane in America. shown on th The coffin of an American aviator e plane which transported it from aviator’s home, in the middle west, to the cemetery. “THE OLD HOME TOWN W% ’ OlL STOVES AND ' ) ARCHIE HENDERS SUIT CASES Suit with guaranteed ‘handle, special $1.59 24-inch” Waterproof cretonne lined, Regular price Size M2-inch was $3.9 24-inch Brown Dupont Cov- . ered Suit Cases, fancy cretonne $4.50 24-inch Genuine Cowhide Suit with encircling $7.98 extra deep, special straps, leather corners, and edge. Reg. $13.95 Cases Matting in-. corners, Black Grained Dupont Fabri- koid Suit Cases, cowhide corner 5, corners, shirt Cowhide \sewed 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. TO RENT. ———— ) 1921, CLASSIFIED | ic A MINIMUM CHARGE 20c :- CASH IN This is not a question of 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 The little Want .4: are Making Quick S These Days — E 8, Baby Chicks, md Hand Furnitureeal Estate and Wheot. ONLY CENT A RD. WORD ADVANCE -:- credit. Bookkeeping, bil- NOTICE YO RENT—New bungalow nine rooms, all improvements, between Elm Hill Maple Hill. Price $40. Tel. 267-6. stzirs 3-10-3dx T0 RENT—7 room temement all. improve- ments. Price $30. 81 Broad St. Inquire 149 Lafayette st. o 8-10- e 10 RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms, with im- Provements good location, rent reasonable. Tel. 1843-4. 8-10-1dx e TO RENT—Garage space. 0.y H. 110 Rockwell Ave. & B. Mtg. 8-9-tf — e e e TO RENT—4 room tenement, all modern improvementa. e 267 Chapman St. Tel. 8-9-5ax TO RENT—5 room tenement, 2nd floor. Rent reasonable. 33 Har- vard St. 8-9-3dx —_— . TO RENT—Tenement of 3 rooms each, on West and Tremont Sts. Tel. Apply on premises. 5dx —_— TU RENT—Tenement of 5 rooms, all im- provements. First floor 174 Chapman St. 8-9-2dx —_—— - TO RENT—S room tenement, all improve- ments, 74 Belden St. Inquire 381 Ea St « Ot R O TO RENT—Six room temement, all modern improvements, at 74 Seymour Rent reasonabl: Apply 427 CI Tel. 991-5. TO RENT—Down stalrs temement rooms, all improvements. of 77 Spring St. 8-8-3dx TO RENT—Dne down stairs 4 room teme- ment. Inquire 265 Cherry St. 8-6-6d TO RENT—6 room cottage, all improve- ments, garden, fruit trees; beautifpl place in Belvidere. Address Box 7B, Herald. 8-6-4dx TO RENT—One six room tenement, with all improvements. Price $25. one four room tenement, $15.00. Have also high- er priced -apartments. For particulars call 2425, M. Cohn, 378 Stanley St. 8-6-tf oS BRIl L W T ey 10 RENT—Very desifable 5 and 6 room flats, steam: heat furnished. The W. L. Hatch Company, City Hall, 8-3-t IO RENT—5 room tenement at 64 Church St, 2nd, fioor. Heat, furnished. Enquirc at Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St. 7-1-tt TO RENT—$ room temement, modern im. provements. Apply at 114 Commercial 8t. § 24-t1 . TO RENT—7 rooms, suitable for roomers, steam heat. Main St. Apply Modern Boot Shov. 168 Main St. City. €-17-t1 Lee—————————— LICENSED PUBLIC SERVICE TRUCK ~ Truck to Hire for Parties Angdistance with speed and comfort. Permission to take this photograph was given on con- dition that no name or location be given, as members of the family had arranged the private funeral simply as a fitting tribute to a flier. CE CREAM PREEZER TN TR T RTITITRNIN W BY STANLEY IMITATION OF \of A TRAIN PULLING STANLEY NOT ENTERTAINED THE GUESTS AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL WITH SELECT/IONS ON THE MOUTH ORGAN- A. H. HARRIS Telephone 1233-3 CANADA PREPARES WELCOHE FOR BYNG Hero of Vimy Ridge and Cam- brai Due Tomorrow Quebec, Aug. 10.—Quebec was_ in holiday attire today for Canada’s new governor general, Baron Byng of Vimy due to arrive this evening on the steamer Empress of France. King’s wharf where Lord Byng will land tomorrow morning and the streets' leading to the provincial leg- islative’ chamber, where he will be conducted for the installation cere- mony are gay with flags and bunt- ing. Scores of Canadian dignitaries were Dresent for the event which _occurs only once every five years. The popularity of “Byng of Vimy and Cambrai” leader of the Canadian corps during the campaigns of 1916 and 1917, was expected to earn him one of the warmest welcomes ever ex- tended to an incoming governor gen- eral. Lord Byng will spend tonight on board the Empress of France debark- ing for the installation ceremonies shortly before 11 o’clock tomorrow morning. The governor general's salute of 19 guns will be fired from the citadel as he steps ashore between the lines of a military guard of honor. He will be received by Premier Meig- han and his cabinet and immediately conducted to the legislative chamber. for the installation ceremony. He is scheduled to depart for Ottawa, the governor general’s seat at midnight. Lord Byng—then General Sir Julian Byng—Ileaped into fame in the spring of 1917 when he léd the Canadians in the storming and capture of the sup- posedly .impregnable German position on Vimy Ridge. A short time later he was made commander of the British Third army. Again in November, the world re- sounded with the name of “Byng of Cambrai” hero of the battle of the tanks. In this engagement, Byng's troops, led by squads of battle tank: drove deep into the German lines b fore Cambrai, taking thousands of prisoners and threatening the entire *| German position in France. The Ger- mans_ struck back vigorously a few days later but were unable to regain all - of the ground Gen. Byng had taken. For .this exploit he was promoted to the rank of full general. Lord Byng. in his 59th year, is the seventh son of the Earl of Stafford. He was created a lord, with the title, Baron Byng of Vimy, in recognition of his war time sefvice and was voted and 8-10-3dx e e S S A £ T EOR SALE—1917 Buick 6 Touring, new top OD?ENTB—S?ven room Bungalow on Sefton| and paint, good tires, motor in excellent e ive, elvidere, new, all improvements. condition Owner desires closed car. Tel. . M. Johnson, 165 Greenwood, dowi- cord FOR SALE—1920 Buick six touring, T3 401 tires ;just like new. W. ryan, Chestnut St. 8-10-3dx ‘| FOR SALE—MISCELLANTEOUS housewives t will call. $-10-2dx NOTICE—Gasaver. T able price. Call at 125 Willow St. fi e TOR SALE—Good working horse at reason- ‘ §-10-5dx 639-2. §-10-4dx FOR SALE—Ford Coupe 1920 model, Con- necticut Ignition System, brand armature, Wylis battery, accelerator, big steering wheel, six cord tires, no dealer. Tel. new 1046-3. $-9-t1 WILLIAM HESSE & cfmbing, Steam anl Hot Water Heatin®Pl® H.-‘u 3;:“ 1016-4. 2 | FOR SALE—Square solid oak dining table. C. J. Moore, 21 Broad St., Plainville §-10-3dx NOTICE—The sutomo®ith the large red sign of New yShoe Repairing Shop of Plainwille w for your shoes and deliver. Promjvice. The c lectors must show t/adge. Tel. G. Blancato, Neri B ¥OR SALE—Thoroughbred Scotch pups, males and females Barred Rock hens and 476 South Si Collie also 1 year old hickens. Apply near Rocky Hill A S FOR SALE—1 6 cylinder Buick 5 passenger car, in good condition. 2066-2 Price $500. Phone 8-10-2dx FOR SALE—Oakland car, in Al condition. 310 Washington St. 8-9-3dx 5 new tires. City. Apply. FOR SALE—1917 Vim cheap. See us be- fore selling your Ford. on commission basis. 123 Cherry St. We buy and sell Rudolph Garage, 8-8-6dx FOR SALE—Overland touring, mechauic: perfect. Will demonstrate. 523 West Main St. N. Middleton, 8-8-3dx FOR SALE—One 1920 Stutz in first class_condition; 1,100 miles. Must be sold to settle es- tate. Price $2,200. Inquire at 49 Ran- dolph Ave., Meriden, Conn. touring car has been run Phone 924. 8-4-6ax FOR SALE—1921 Paige 5 passenger Se- dan; only run 10,000 miles. Tel. 374-3, Royal cord tires. 8-4-t1 AUTOMOBILE TOPS refinished. 24 Hour Service. Makes old tops like new. tomobile Paintin; 59 A The E. U. Company, st. 7-28-1: CYLINDER GRINDING—Repme work of all kinds. Automobile parts mads to order. Call up and get our new prices. The I & B. Mtg. Works, 110 Rockwell Ave. LEAVITT & HAYES, INC. Bullding—Repairing BUILDERS IN WOOD, BRICK STEEL AND {ONCRETE Repairs of all kinds. 6 Court Street. Telephones 2244 1S BUYING ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, Second Hand Men’s Clothes 116 West St. Tel. 633-283. L. ZELDES PAUL P. ZINK, Builder. In wood, brick or stone. “Prampt at- tention given all jobbing. Estingtes freely given. 24 ROCKY HILL AVE. Telcphone 2113-12. a gratuity of 30,000 pounds by the British parliament. Lady Byng, before her marriage was Miss Marie Evelyn Moreton, a well known English novel- ist, i GETS CITY CONTRACT K. Blogoslawski & Company to Carc for all City Undertaking Cases— Has Two Licensed Undertakers. The firm of K. Blogoslawski & Co. has been appointed as caretaker ol the pauper dead of New Britain. This concern has been in business over 21 years with its establishment located at 20 Orange street. It os compesed of (wo licensed embalmers; one of them, Miss Lottie Blogoslawski, is a grad uate of the Renouard School of Em- nalming, New York city; while the other, K. Blogoslawski, has been a iicensed embalmier and undertaker about 20 years. WANT “GOOD” SECURITIES. This is Only Kind War Finance Cor- poration Will Handle. ‘Washington, Aug. 10.—Only “good” railroad securities held by the govern- ment will bo marketed by the war fi- nance corporation, Director Meye: told the senate interstate commerca committee in further explanation of the administration plan to fund tha carriers’ debts. Provision o! tha funding bill wera permissive and not mandatory upon the corporation ha said. Director Meyer said that. about $700,000,000 of railroad equipment notea given for loan by tho govern- ment during the war were ‘‘frozen credits and we propose tc unfreeze them for the benefit of the govern- ment."” TENDERED SURPRISE PARTY. Miss Dorothy Bauwens of 432 Hawkins street, was tendered a sur- prise party last night at her home in nonor of her fifteenth birthday. . Var- 1ous sgames were played, and mem- bers of the party contributed vocal ard instrumental selections. TLL BUILD GARAGE. A ‘building permit for a frame gar- age 18x12 feet was granted to: Fred C. Lawrence of Black Rock avenue this morning. The garage will cost 3250, MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses were issued this Morning to John Odishoo and Asiat Sargis, Persians, of Washinzton street, and Manugl Andre and Maria Mondez, Portuguese Nezroes, aof Lilac street- Thompsc | L1OR SALE—Beautiful 5 plece parlor suite, cabinet gas range, combination oak book case and writing desk. Tel. NOTICE—Mrs. to this <city and wbe pleased to do dressmaking for hamer patrons. Ad- dress. now 177 Cud 3-3-44x 234. 8-10-1ax i FOR SALE—Scout outfit worn very little, cost $13. Will sell for $8.00. Inquire 86 t and 5 T5.2q | FUR SALE—Or SRSy Elm St., 2nd floor. 8-9-2d Ket; also 3 tet house. Address Herald, Box 10A4 8-3-6dx —_— e NOTICE—Oid mattrn Déx springs, cush- ions, etc., Made ,egal to new and returned same dafew mattresses, hox springs, slllows efsdy to order. Up- holsterag. Harad) Ciy Bedding Co. §0 Te.mont St 7J2314W. 7-28-lmox I'OR SALE—Kitchen range, 2 dresser, all in good condition. ley, corner Church St. beds and 728 Stan- §-9-3dx FOR SALE—Painters and paper outfit, Price right. is reason for selling. fice, Box SP, Herald. hangers Party leaving town Write to Herald of- 8-8-3dx FURNISP KOWMS, 1Q RENT—Two fuyhed roof for light Tousekeeping; aldarge &ir¥Yroom for /e or two gentlep. 40 CHUT St., over Victory Lunch. 2. 8-9-2dx TOR SALE—Calf and new milch Guernsey C. E. Pratt, East Berlin Road. Tel. 8-8-6dx EOR SALE—Truck horse; also harness and wagon. Cheap. 77 Spring St. 8-8-6ax | ——o—r TO RENT—Fumied spagtmen of 4 pleasant rooms § nice location. Adults only. _erald, B¢ 10XA. c8-3dx e e REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Locust St. ‘Will sell reasonabl 59 Arch St 6 room cottage H. U. T s AGIN WANTED. { S LARGE SHIRT EANUFACTURER rantg Agens to sel complete line of shi gi- - rect lo wesrer . Exclusive patterns gig tobacco farme.| vai Free sampies. Madison Mifige3 Pay every wesk- Brofiway, Ney York Carroll's, 24 All'D e 5-9-51x WANTED WANTED. MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—100 mien on Board and room on job. Ship_every morning. St., Hartford. SExrATIoN YANTED—Five room rent with a back x‘ e , by Sept. 1st. Box . \WANTED—To do general housework. Agves | 11 2 g00d section. by Sept 8-10-5 Chudzdick, Herald Office. 8-a-fdx = - o want room an WANTED—Young lady wishes to do -hou: Btate pyice. Bo: work, going home nights. Box 18D, 5-9-3da Herald. 8-10-2dx WANTED—Work on farm by day (Ameri. can), or any other kind of work. Addre Box 33, Herald Office. 8-9-2 WANTED—Three ®Board, centrsl location. 15W, Herald Office. s R L JANTEDTenement of € or 5 rooms of small cottage. Must be well located. western section of city preferred, and have mod- ern improvements. Address Box 27D, . Herald. B 8-9-3dx WANTED—Chauffeur mechanic would like position either commercial of private. Ad- dress Herald, Box 18XB. §-8-3dx WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—Two girls In theatrical line with the Cook-Victory show. Apply John Hoff, show grounds, Plainville §-10-1dx —_— WANTED—Two experienced sales girls for ladies' ready-to-wear. 411 Main St. R SUMMEE RESOETS. INDIAN NECE—Branford Cottage 1903, for boarders until Oct. 1sp _Good table. Prices moderate. Mrs, 4. D. F‘rty»" 3 —_— WANTED—By middie agel American couple % or 4 roomswith bath_or use of bath, l inwestern or sowhwestern, part of city. Box 3X, Herald. 2dx WANTED—Few aces waste land mear trol- ley Full particuars in first letter. Ad- dress Herald, Box35BB. 5-9-3ax WANTED—Tenemeit of 3 rooms, ve- ments. Phone Se-13, afier 430 p. m. -6-4dx CANVASSERS WANTED, WANTED—Canvassers, méa and women; experience not necesary. Bee J. Albert Patterson, 307 Maple 3-3dx HOUSE CLEANING. Y : el R I SRR D O J.OST—Brindle bull pup, white Tace, and collar with name and address. Pleass call 928-4. E-10-2dx a day. Eight machines, all guaranteel ELECTRIC—Vacuum Cleaners, rented u.:s' perfect. Delivered promptly. Tel. 1995 8. f-eod | CORBIN MOTOR LIVERI CO. NEW CLOSED AND OREN SEVEN PASSENGEIX CARS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. WY Go to the Shore by Rail When You Can Go Cheser by Auto? PHONE 1830— REASONABLE RATES —HONE 1830 One Family House on Kelsey Stret For Sale —Here’s a good corner for a store—Riht at the Corner of Fairview street—A store eected on this corner would rent like hot cakes Main street Store To Rent. CAMP REAL ESTATE O. 272 MAIN STREET. PHONE 343. ROOMS 305-6 34K BLDG, BAGGAGE INSURANCE MEANS A PLEASANTER' RIP Make your traveling a pleasure. Safeguard your persial Trunks, Valises or other shipping_p Ackages against loss ¥ theft. Take one of our Tourists’ Porcies. Csts ve little. H. D. HUMPHREY ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BLDG- OPEN SATEVENINGS effects, fire and E V] i RENT A TYPEYRITER Special Rates for Sumi&r Months. 8 months for $7.50, all makes excépt Royal mode! 10 and Underwood model 5, three months for $9.¢0. New Britain Typewrter Exchange 72 West Main Street Telephcne 612 STEAMSHIP TICKETS FOREIGN REMITTANCES TOALL PARTS OF THE'WORLD GERGEANUIGLEY 257 %21% NEW RRITANK CONK STREET