New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 13

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For and Ready Referegee, LINE RATER FOR CONBECUTIVE INSBERTIONS Charge Prepald A0 09 A8 21 Quick 1 line e e line line line Iine Order Raten $180 §1.60 Upon Application, Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to an inch, Minimum B8pace, 3 Linea Minimum Book Charge, 35 Cents, No Ad, Acceptod After 1 [ Cinssified Page on Bame Day Ads Accepted Over the Telephona For Convenlance of Customers, Call 925 And /sk For a "Want Ad" Operator, M. For 9 —zmm——=? ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Notices ' BOOFIELD, ANNA H., wito of the Iate Charles H. Bcofield, died In Btamford Conn., on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 1923, Funer service at the uel chape, ‘d.l‘y at 2 p. m. Interment in Bpringdale, ‘onn, 2 Lost And Found BROWN DOG— L Mixed breod, dog and nhaphlrd Address Box Kensington, Conn, 5 bull. 307, COAT—Found near Barlin depot, Hendrickson, Four Rod Highway, ngton, Conn. Call John Ken- — BUM of money, Saturday evening, between 30 and 8:30, elther on Arch or Main Sts. Reward If returned to Horald Ofce. o A R B b, WEED CHAIN=—Owner may have by eall- Ing and paying for this advt. at 182 Ken- sington Ave, between 6 and 8 o'clock. WILL party who found diamond earring and called 22634, kindly call again? Very __Mberal reward. 7 BIG FURNITURE removal salo and house- furnishing on all our winter stock. We must make room for our incoming spring stock. Our apecial offer on bedding is white cotton rollad edged mattresses, $7.50. Pure silk floss matt $13. Quilts, 100 pe; cent white cotton, §5 and $5.80, This will run continuously for two w Berson, §49 Main 8t. Opp. St vhureh, Store Announcements B, llll"y L] of New Britain Is starting In R accommodate you. Good, prompt service, Pass. and bag- &ege service. Phona 430. Proprietors, James Doyle and Ernest Frederick, NEW SEASON OPENS HONDAY ATY. W.C. A Many Extra Classes Have Been Organized lor Work The 1922 season at the New Britain Y. W. C. A. will begin on Monday of next week and during that week sev- eral new classes will be organized. Miss Jean Wardrope, general sec- retary at the Y. W. C. A, has been in New Britain for some time and dur- ing her stay has made the local in- stitute one of the most popular {n the state. Miss Wardrope has with her several capable assistants, including Miss Elizabeth Roby, club and em- pioyment secretary Miss Gertrude Trossett, physical director and Miss Helen Bradley, girls' work secretary. Junior Dept. Plans. The junior department at the Y. W. C. A. has arranged a most attractive schedule for the new year. The swim- ming classes for the juniors will be held on Tuesdays from 4 until § o'clock and on Saturdays from 9 until 12 o'clock in the morning. The rythntic dancing classes of this de. partment are conducted on Saturday mornings in three groups, one at §:45 o'clock, another at 9:80 o'clock and another at 10 o'clock. Filkes with a chapcrod are held on Saturdays from 1:80 until 6 o'clock. Girls’ Reserve Club. The pinnacle and rainbow division of grade schaol Giris' Reserve club mects on Thuredays at 4 o'clock and the Junior “Tri” of the club meets on I'ridays at 4 o'clock. New Classes. The physical education department bhas completed the new schedule for 1922 and swimming classes will be as follows: Tuesday-—-2 to 2:30 p. m., special swimining; 2:30 to 3:30 p. m., health class and plunging. Wednesday—3 to 4 p. m, special health class and plunging; 7 to 8:30 p. m,, intermediate; 8, advanced; 7:30, beginners. Thursday—2:15 to 3:15, health class and plunge; 3:15 to 8:45, be- ginners' swimming class for women. I'riday—1, beginners'; 8, advanced; 7:30 to 8:30, intermediate. Plunges: Tuesday—2:30 to 9 p. 4 to 6 p. m.) Thursday—7 to 9 p. m. Friday—2 to b p. m. Gymnasium Classes. The gymnasium classes for the new year are as follows: Tuesday, 7:15-8—Health and Rec- reation Gym, class. 8-8:45—Advanc- ed rythmic dancing class | Thursday, 7:15-§—Beginners' ryth- mic dancing class. Other classes formed upon request. | Suggested costume-—Black or blue bloomers, white sneakers and middies. “Knowledge Is Power."” ‘With the thought that “Knowledge is Fower” and in order to get ahead | in this world one must seek education | several classes have been formed in | addition to the regular Y. W. C. A. work. Below is a program ef new classes which have been formed for the bene- fit of New Britaln girls, whether mem- bers of the Y. W. C. A. or not: Along the Main Highways w. m., (Juniors, With FOX’S Thursday, Friday, Saturday ‘What do NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1022, BUICK perfeot, A G COUPELET. Machani Nargaln for quick sale, Hawker, 82-54 Eim 8t Iy | Inquire DUICK 6 modal, ston 1Igl $426, 1068-1¢, e BUICK, 1017 b-passenger touring car, A bargaln at qulck walo, ¢ Henes, 13 Maln St. Phone 2760, “Whare good used CATS Are mold," oupe, 1917 chains, ete, Telephone BUICK, 1018, first class condl! klve good mervie A ngor touring car. I8 in ¢ and wiil oday, C, A T'hone 2760, “Where xood used cars are mold." BUICK, 1918—Newly painted, over aize new cord tires, 2 spures, firat-oinss mechanical condition, Price (s §508, auick male. . Motor 8ales Corp., 16§ Elm . Vhone 741, BUICK 1910, b-passonger touring car, T1 = all good, many extras, top and uphol Ing very good and mechanically porfect A. Rence, 18 Maln St. Phone 2760, 'wnm- good used cars are sold. BUICK, 1919 touring In excellent runni order, good top and tirew, This car wil| sell quickly, Price §776, Terms If desired, :: Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. Phone 1. S O SR e e AP R BUICK, 1919 P-passenger. Equipped with o oot of practically new cord ‘tlrgs and is mechanically perfect, C. A. 0o, 18 Main 8t Phone 5780, “Wirere ‘geod used cars are old.” CADILLAC BEDAN—1917, T-passenger. This car s In wonderful condition, Has just heon rebulit in our shep. The Lash Motor Co, Ine, "A Reputable Concern.” Cor- ner Lincoln and West Main BStreots, Phone 318, CHEVROLET—1316, Bahy Grand. e Bacrifice for quick sale. Riti FORD COUPE—1920 model at a bargain. Call 1003-5, FORD BEDAN, 1918 inodel, In fine running order. Must be sold immediately as we need the room. Prie $105. The price will r stop you. M. Irving Jester, 193 ‘Areh Btréet. Phons a1, HUDBON, 1921 # er. Run only 5,000 miles, Looks like new and selling at very attractive figure. The 8. & F. Motor Sulcs Corp., 166 Elm B8t. Phone 731. MAXWELL, All new tires, Jooks fine and class condition in overy respect, Bence, 1§ Main Bt. Phone 3760, good ueed cars are sold.’ A-1 Phone S liel 1930 G-passenger touring car. in firat- C. A, “Where OVERLAND—1917, Model 80, light doliv- led. §160 {f taken at 52-84 Elm Bt Man.—An 8-week courge in the His- tory of Man from ecarliest civilization down to the present time. Mondays, 7:16 to 8. Teacher, Miss Margaret Porter. Practical Arts and Crafts.—Raffia, painted beads, stencll design, batick work. Tuesdays, 7:30 to 8:30, Teach- er, Miss Edna Way. Dressmaking.—Mondays, 7 to 9. 8-week course. Teacher, Miss Chris- tine Thayer. A class in citizenship, directed by the Conn. League of Women Voters and a Bible study class taught by Mrs. C. H. Daniels of Tolland, will begin in March. g Health and Recreation Class’ for business girls, Tuesdays, 7:15 to 8. Special 12-week course. Teacher, Mies Fossett. Rythmic Dancing.—7Thursdays, 7:15 to 8; 12-weck course. Teacher, Misy Fossett. Free Recreation in the Gym. every Thursday evening, § to 9:30. All girls invited. Indoor athletics under direction of Miss Fossett. Clubs and Their Mectings. Two clubs meet weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, having supper at the assoclation and afterwards a program which includes handwork, gymnasium work, games and singing, etc. These are gelf-improvement clubs to which younger girls-in business and factory life are invited. Y. W. C. A. Business Women'’s club meets first Thursday in the month. Sports club—open to members of gym. and swimming classes. Meets last Monday in month. Rolier Skating Class. A roller skating class for girls only has been formed and will be held on Saturday afternoons beginning with this week. Plans have been made to have music during the classes. The second of the series of free rec- reational evenings will bg held tomor- row night in the gymnasium under the direction of Miss Gertrude I'os- sett. The swimming pool will be clos- cd on Saturday of this week as well as Monday and Tuesday of next weck in order to be cleaned. Noon Hour Rccreation. A new noon hour recreational per- fod has been established at the V. W, C. A. for Tuesday and Thursday only. At this time the gymnasium will he open from 12:16 o'clock untii 1 o'clock for the business girls and old- er students, TO TRAIN ON SHIPS Chicago, Jan. 18.-—Gaetano Bello- tint road racing champion of Italy and three other Itallan bicycle racers will sail from Italy January 28 to compete in the six day race which atarts here TFebruary 12. They will train on rol- lers aboard ship. Strictly fresh eggs blc. Russell Bros. —-advt. A pavity Bance, 60, W sold" Tlroa il good, Just overhuuled. « ===\ | Under Classification 67 You Will Find an Advertiser Who Has Something Special To Offer in Wedding Rings, all styles and sizes. Full Line of Ivory, Clocks and Other Jewelry AUTOMOBH F% e Sale LY of 1,000 lbs, ca & B Mty 18 Maln Street (-mlm‘a l’n Let = 14 "DEAD STORAGE--Bpaces for rent, The M, Worle, 451 West Main Bt, Talophione | here gool used cars are | FAIRVIEW PAIGE (COUPE~ 1920, Big halstered, conditlon, car, Marmon, CAr A v did mechs good col equipped, Bulck Bedan, in very good condition; tires; equipped, THE LASH MOTOR C( “A REPUTADLE CONCERN." CORNZIR LINCOLN & W, practically 2.3 1063-4, 6. Nowly painted and up- HT. ouls C GARAGRE space, Inquire 643 West ~Gnrage for roll, 64 Falrview 8, | Also one onk bed for Main 8t one car, #ale, Telephone In- "hone i--Stogugo for § or 6 cars, calleot- Ively or indfvidually, at 163 Arch 8t, Tel, and motor fs In excellent Wo will guaranteo this AUTO OWN. 1018, 7-passenger touring ory good buy, Is in splens Plate gluss anical condition, Has very s ful paived, ALl dows and d covered wit rd tires ‘and hody All - materi guaranteen: Jow, 1919 7-passenger, ls all and cord new fully 207 ELM All Kinds of tope, slda curtaing stallod In tops. panels, PHONE Bervice Station Repairing, slip covers made wind instailed in an ropaitec and closed cars upholstered attl n removed from win oors. Wind I velvet, 20 yours oxpe al and workm WALSH AUTO TOP & 1! HOLSTE RING NEAR 2049, o, SEYMOU d d. 1 v frames re- Now Lows in. Donts removed from R Bervice and reasonable. Btation, CLARK'S REAR 103 W MAIN, PHONE 382, polished Auth olled and lon Assured. ed Slmoniz sutisf 8 EBT MAIN, PHONE § greased, Prices ervice AUTOMOBILE LAUNDRY, 504 BUSINE& QFR\ I(‘E , Masseuso 1 llflrlu'ra, llnlrtll‘ , facinl massage and mau ton Road, = EIC and lump ropnlring fntshing, Work called for and Ltonsonable rates. Al kinds lamps and Axtures, Phoenix mwum ¢ P. O, Box 330, CHANDELT FHOTOGRAPHER--WIIl go any place ity for all styles of photography. Hall, 30, Un Dickinson Diug, Tel. IGH parties taken out, Two slofih, Heaver Bt., Phone 1078-1 8 New Nritain, horee Holdw 24 to 25 people. Ingulre XN‘ A 2 \ Nelp—yien Wanted Wwounion | I leys onl o | . RKensing 0 woll wl plants wuekly pay sory Co., UK, 11CoR, Wilte for terms, Rochester, N, ¥ Blete experience and gl need need ap- n | I DRIV one bt exper ply v||7|.u P, O | 42 SLEIGH PARTIES taken out. | Ing to distance. Plione 1503 ¥ 3 th Graud 8 taken out. accommodute our 20-20, Phon . Chn 3. A nocords horse naxist with the fraom 8§ o'clock gradunte at 241 R. care 1o pre- Wont A YOUNC of two v 6 o'clock, liigh forred. Phone Main 8t, ',n scliool 177 or call no FRENCH DRY CLEANIN repaliing. Imported a for men's clothes. B. ain 8t Phone 801, te woolen 58 Wo MEN'S Dry ol look canod, repalred to BHOP, 8T8, LONDON COR. Nu & MAIN CALL 086-3, PRESBED, 80c—Cloaning and at_resgonable prioes, PHILIP 'SILVER, 9 WARHINGTON PLACE, Rear d_Clgar_Store. SUITS pairing essing and | 7 like new. | High grade mon's talloring our specialty. YR re- work hour sant Lome e 5 du for dime, A Bt., Camby cral housewor ken for good Torald Citic Tustenet 6 Colu na | - i ot | MALD for and jou * dress Hox home Ad- Good orker, [t CORD WOOD for any wmount and ered. Leon ¥. ey, 300 North 8t., olty. Photie 1033-4. WARD, DRIED WOOD, cut any length order, Inquire D. J, Smith, Phone 1§ New Rritain = = — Honsehold Articles 1) Sawed any length, ANTIQUE FURNITURE Upholstering Hought and sold New d W Kinde ot repniring, second-hand furniture bought and sold at your own prices, Furniture moved and stored, All kinds of re- pairing, THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE, §7 ARCH 8T, G. GRAFE, MGR. CLOCK | i perfect running order, TR e L Antlque krandfaiher, 140 years old, Phona 1723 or DINING ROOM BET--8even plece quartered onk. Reasonabl “ If taken at once, . third floor. VACUUM CLEANERS—Exclu- 'y for Frans Premier. None bet- Androws, 401 Arch Bt. FURNITURE- Four rooms, practically new; 10 sonable If taken at once. Call nwood 8t sve ag ter, el cIng teoh- language . Nox 1 coffee house 'lll( house e who needs for work (n ulxln\\rr» family. bora s 0 work in men's store for [ YOUNG LA lnsurnnco—All Kinds STUD new Royal good bargnl Trving AKER—Special Jester six touring. All Cord Tires, Tuls car is a very n, Prico § Cash or torme. r, 103 Arch Gtreet. Tele and fondoy and . Wish ye DENTS and jam 8. Carbin B8 servico 18 removed from auto Expert radiator rep rvice s our ain Place, Phono 553, this place appe i would try them. BATTERY right Bat ith BTORAGE—Li about our new winter s Yo., 41 Washington FORD OWNE Prest-0-Lite, | PRICES YOU 1 PENNSYLVA 30x315 at §13.95. Cogswell, § Chestnut. NIA VACUUM CUp ISR Ouar, 6,000 miles, Phone 1418-2, New piston; TIRES— v a full line of Firestone, grouand, New main bearings. Fiske 8! NG WKS,, 'ARTHY, PROP. ST., PHONE 1091-3 M Valves MAIN car, Engine out PLAY | Innovation Rink—RBig Athletic For Friday Night. A feature that has on ice skating rinks tried out yesterday at rink when ball were played of Directo: proved a popular innovation. Director skating meet to be held Friday eve ning under have been | and 220 yar donated by yard dash: Gricislkd, and Gunnin Pure —advt. Duncan, lard, BASEBALL ON ICE Introduced At Pilz-Rhodes H. 451 Mect Planned Crank shaft stralghtoned round, cam shaft ings replaced. Engine run In ready to put in your PHONE TAVE ehored. s and vings. New wrist ping and bushings, and shaft, connecting bush of car, $50. Engine o car, §65. & B. MFG. CO,, WEST MAIN ST, 1123-2. B. badies niring i ay For als to E. N WAITING FOR re- rod Transmission rebushed and relined, o | RADIATORS 1T been introduced| gt. Tel. REPAIRED, dents, Hulquist Bros, 107 jams re- moved from auto bodies and fenders, new cores installed. 1326-3. Arch elsewhere was‘ the Pilz-Rhodes | sames of ice-base- under the direction | r A. N. Pilz. The game| several of a store ville, L. Nair Pilz a settlement, has arranged for a | should the ¢ the powerful lights which nstalled. Included are 120 d dashes. Prizes have been | bustmessmen. The fnllnw-l‘ Duncan, | Delaney Zengers, Bray, Rockwell, 5h Canen take place at day morning, Mr. Kelly 8. 11c Ib. Russell Bros. e e e T IS T R Wheat For Russia’s Starving Millions Loading the first consignment of American wheat which 12 ships, filled to the gunwales a. shortly c: carry to feed the famine-stricken dis CREDITORS Creditors of T. on will hold a meeting this after- Attorney David | for the purpose of reaching noon at the office of a voluntary petition is Palace Butter M 3. Iast street in F Mr. Bandolik wil of reditors fail The wedding St. Mary's church, January 23, at 9 o the manager of store. stricts of Russ Bandolik, proprietor Plain- 1 file bankruptey | to agree to the terms taube presented them. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT 5 wnn | Announcement is made of coming Ing entries have been made fn the 220 | | SHUERCEIN T FRECE o on 1 Hartford avenue to Willlam Kelly street. of will Mon- lock. the ALL LINES OF lNfll‘RANCD SNVI&'I an satisfaction. Lowest rates. Inmurans Dept., Commercial Trust Co. Phono 13 FIRE INSURAN( ing's valuo. I ¢ me now, (ieo. L. Gans, 87 West Tel. 1489, E—Conslder your LIFE INSURANCE agents for the ticut General and Aetnu Life of I Home Banking & Realty comys West Main St. 5. Phone NGLAND Mutual Lify Ine. hartered 1835, Represented by Armn , 173 Main 8t Tel. 221-3, 24 hulhl- it sufficlently insured? Roe Main Bt. | . from 12 Britain and Saturd 248, two lLours daily 24 Addrese Hox nd | 43 N (o take orders among tghiors for small electric New deslgns, gond P. 0. Box N AND W friends and no lamps and uhades. profit. Phoenix Speciaity Co., S Situations Wi nnlefl—\\'umm ), competent, ! housework In em. of adulta. Apply 21 45 wishes position for gen- rican fami- Bagsett 8t city. P LIV E STOCK Cattle lmd Swine 50 w JAND PATENT AGENCY Booth's Block. LOUIS M. BCHMIDT, 259 MAIN BT. Telephone New Britaln_and Hartford. Moving, Trucking, Baggage LOAD from Noston for oné RETURN G. A. Tuttl truck latter part of wel Plalnviile. Phone 58-4. ton COW—Jersey, Dalonskas, =14, Charles Tolephone years old. Conn, seven Konsington, COW—New milch Holsteln cow, good milk- er, nice for a family cow. Carl Maler, Kensington, Conn. Phone 676-15. Cape Farm, EW mileh cows for aale. Telephone Scott's 8wamp, Farmington. _80-15, e Eggs, l’tml-l ry, Supplics 52 Tot water and van Laystera. Ropalrs and new work neat dono and reasonable. T. (. Lucents, 4 W. Main 8t. Tel. 587-6. “8toam, Professional Serviecs 31 BABY CHICKS—1Sc up; dred-to-lay. Pra: pald guaranteed delive Visit our hutchery, Bend for cf ar. Brooders, $4.76 up. Roy Clark, East Hartford, Conn. or | ly | 53 | | 5GGR oy harching, Custom natehing and Lnby chicks, order now. Reds, Leghorns and Jerasy Glants. Wm. Allen, Maple Hill Corsof Rojuveno Ha CORSET.LREy-Spencer Malo or femhle surgical mupports. your corset speclally designed for Write or phone for an appointment. Mack D. Hall, R. N. 72 Grand Bt. Pho -2._Reglstered Spencer Cornatiere. Repairing and Piano Tuning e ag ts. | Phone 2703-2. ve sale. INCUBATORS—70 egg capacity, for al No. H. A, Buprenant. Call Telephone ne | (69-4. Machinery, Elec., and Tools (13 RICAL FIXTURES—AIl kinds of fix- ures sold and inatalled, Wirlng estimates kiven and wiring Installed. All kinde of electrical appliances sold. Anderson Elees tric Co., 259 and 369 Main 8t. Up ene fight. Phone 519, A8 ENGINE— attachment for sawing wood, also. 45 Connerton St. In good condition. Call Telephone SLEIGH 667-2, Berlin, LY Three horsepower. 1 Ford and mw AODA FOUNTAIN In good oonlltlol. for gale. Apply at Roth's store, corner Whit- ing_and Sts. Phone 1888. = 53 Merchandise at the Stores u. sanit Tel nhe o tons Berlin. thousand Pond, Two on Saw Mil MERCHANDISE M usical Instruments e EDISON PHONOGRAPHS and records. Aerm' to suit purchaser. T. H. Cogswsll, c nut St. Phone 76! PHONOGRAPH, in perfect conditiom, staa- dard make, with records, ap. Must see 1o appreciate. Box 26, Herald Office. Hh\\'OGRAP“———EonorI\. in perfect condi- n, With records. Must see to appreciate, or will consider weekly payments. Aadreu Box 26, Herald Office. PIANO—Behr Bros, upright mahogany. brand new, one of the best made. Very blg reduction. Easy payments. L. E. An- drews, 401 Arch St. Swies, KECORDS—New imported Germa: ule and Austrian, for sale. Very n Also a graphophone silvertone like. with plenty records. T. Stroedel, 56 Kolly 8t., Bristol. ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 07 and WEDDING RINGS—AIl styles and Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade Main 8t. ey ‘Wanted—Articles to Buy MAGIC BROODERS—Conl burning and self regulating. Frcight pald. Free catalogue. | A B. Hall, Walltagford, Conn. ELECTRIC PLATING—(. Matteo & Co,, Broad 8t., Plainville, good postage stamp, also . on envelopes. Wil 35, Herald. COLLECTION, United States stamp pay good prices. B ¥ breeding hens for sale. WHITE L Wm. Allen, anprecinte them. MATTRESSES, box aprings, cushlons, pl lows, returned same day. Upholstering. ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont Phone 2314-4, EDUC —XTIONAL Har ete., made over déqual to new and Bt. HORN Must see to 1 il d- Horses, Vehicles 53 HORSE--Welghing 1200 Ibs. Sound, good bunlmmx wagon and harness. Price rea- putter, 17 Laurel 8t. better prices now for your Also men's second- L. Zeld VUNK--We pay 1d rags and papers. hand clothes and furniture. 116 West St. Phone 633-23. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT —A partments and Tenements Wanted—Instructors 88 SLEIGH 1 singls and 1 two seat for sal In good condlition. Dargains. Phone BACHERS for grades, high schools, col- icges. National Teachers Agency, 34 M or 2270, CHURCH ST, 64—Five room tenement, 1d floor. Heat furnished. Inquire at Adkins Printing Co., 68 Church St. iness and Office Equipment a- B 57 sonic Bldg., Northampton, Mass. Instrumental and Vocal PIANO LESSONS—F. F. Harmon. roum, 315 Booth's block. I modate a few rore students. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS GEE, TAG = WHERE 'DYA GET ALL TH MCNEY OM, FROM MY MOM =) DID SME JUST GE [T To YA WITHOUT You WORKIN' OR ANYTHING ( E‘ollowmv Instructior 36 Studio | can accom- will TOP DESK—Two roll tcp desks, 1 3 tabies 6, 8 and 9 foet, 1 count- 1 desk chalr at Barry & Bam- Malin BHOWC Hiils make, for delicatossen. Price very recsorable at B. Y. Jones mar- ket, 10 M: i PERSIST NT GIRL ROLL fiat desk er 10 fee forth, 56 lows Man To This Country on Again. Geatrice | steno- | mes rted nageatd v 'nm tourth expey 1% ton by lier en- wirniane a Alfen- 1, except om she rnd who com- her atten- be she had ect of 7 to Tndi sul, T t the met on platned tions, hack , not bot but h come Thursda m\d( and d ¢ mod woric neer hin. Immigration | sald he laed no | port hev. name to be St here Commigsioner Hughes a ative but to de- 1h. Russell e Bros. ure advt, lnrd, 8‘1 BLOSSER TR F ST T YEAH~ MO WUZ HAVING A PARTY AN' SHE GAVE IT T' ME AN SAID,"Now vou Hike " | Deported Thrice, Canadian Girl Yol- | And | sent ! 38—Tenement of 5 rooms CONNERTON 8T., In- with all the modern improvements. quire 38 Connerton St. LINCOLN ST.—Five room tenement for amall adult family. Modern improvements. Tel. 816-3. | MAIN ST.—Very desirable five room flat, team heat furnished. The W, L. Hatch C6., City Hall. Bldg. Tel. 131. FROSPECT ST,—Tenement, provoments; heated, very tsh if desired. Adults only. 3 rooms, im- central; will Box 36K, K« 484—Five room tenement improvements. Inquire within, Phone —— 70 Inquire s Places For Rent i 2 114—Store to rent. n in _l‘;k IToom and Offices. OPFICE ROOME—Two of the Wnest town. Phone 1195, ¥ 73 tenement, all Inquire Houses For Rent HART $3—Four room Improvements. Adults preferred. cn first floor, | MIZADOW ST., 15—Right room tenement. rent reasonable |f taken at once, cred people may apply. For particu s call Phone 2425, at ""‘1 times. ki 'RNISHED room in good location. Fifteen minutes’ walk from center. Box d1, Her- ald. Wanted—To Rent —y SUNEMENT of 4 or § rooms with improves mente, Reasonable rent, now or l‘ebnnl’ _1st. Reply to Box 43, Heral —y REAL STATE FOR SALE Hmm-s For Sale u nd fiva tenoments. cash required, $3,000. Con St four tenements of sixteem prive, $8,000; cash required, $1, Connerton 8 two tenements of teg casy terms; price, $5,800. Lilag . two tenements of ten rooms for $5,e 200; liheral roduction for cash. Madison six room cottage; A bargain, and torms; price, $4,000. W. L. Hatch, West Maln Clty Hall Bldg. 1 )l.m' 0 Real S wi 1l buy one or two in Seymot Park or Bronson Heights, cheap for cash. Horald, Bex 39, e ROOMQ BOARD AND H HOTELS a9 28 —Furnished room to rent. , running het and cold water Rooms For Rent T ROOMS Central, Rox 194, Furnished or unfure Swedish gentle- Herald, FURNISHDD nished rooms. man preferred, ROOMS—Twe, all medern FURNISHED Price very reasonable, Tel- convenfences. ephone 66-4. and heated, suitable for one or two gentlemen. One blook from post_ofice. Phone 1093-3, Wanted—DBoard Or Lodging s BOARD and room In private family, by ng man of good character. Address American. Box 39B, Herald, ROOM—Nlice, sunny