New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1922, Page 15

AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Trucks For Sale [} SAKLAND Toud worfect condition, 1 .0, Rudolph, 137 ry Bt. Phone 3051 OAKLAND, 1910 fouring car, 3. new. tires, 3 extras and d:( running condition, $176, Apply 167 Hai 1930, 7 passengor tolr- GLDAMORILE ing oar, Looks new, is In perfect condl- tion. B very good tires, fully equipped and price s right. Bo. End Garage, 171 o, Main 8t Phone 810, PATGE, 1930, 6 passenger ¢ dition (ood paint rifice. Phone 928-4, (BORTPPE-BOOTI, 1940, coups, Overhanied and repainted, ‘very good tires, Must be sold Immediately as I mped the garage space, Box 14WH, ANLEY STEAMBR, road New % 8 all modern~ tires, Aaron Hartford, Weven passenger car, ational, 19 morlel, Car In fArst-Blass condition, Tir good as new. Also new spare tire, 1 Beaver stri HIGH GRADE USED ¢ARS— 1920 7 pa 1920 5 pan 1917 6 pas: Bulck touring. Oakland touring. 4 cyl, Bulck touring. 7 6 pasa. 6 cyl, Bulck touring, 8 6 pams, 6 cyl. Bulck touring. 1918 7 pass. 6 cyl. Buick touring. 1920 7 pass, 6 cyl, Bulck touring, 1920 4 pass. 6 cyl, Bulck coupe, 1917 2 pass, ¢ cyl.'Dodge road: These cars have been Inspected be. fore being placed on Next to a new Buick 1s a used Buick NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO., 226 ARCH ST. TEL. 2607, LOOK THEBE OVER. [USED CARS— 1020 Oldsmobile tourlng. 1930 Oakland sedan, tipps-Booth coupe. verland 4 touring. Overland 4 roadater, Oldsmobile 8 touring. Qyeriand touring, studebaker spocial touring. Kiasell, all weather touring. Oakland touring. Paige 6-44 touring. Stearns-Knight touring. 1920 Old %-ton delivery. All low priced as we need the room. M. IRVING JESTER, 183 ARCH ST, PHONE 811. HOICE—$100 cash, balance $25 & month for ten months, Buick roadster, two tops; Ford sedan; . Chalmers, 1918 . touring. on_G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. K—$50 _cash buys exceilent Ford tour- ing car, Overland 85-4 roadster or tour- ing; balance 6 monthly payments $25, Asron G. Cohen, Inc, 185 Park street. Hartford, Ope Auto Parts and Accessories 1 [ACCESSORIES—A 10% cash discount on all automobile parts, eupplies and acces- sories, ‘except tires, tuhes and gas. This stock includes Ford parts, ignition parts, greases, rings and brake lining, Ours s the largest stock of automob! orfes in the city. Racl & Blgelow Sts. 1074, ANDOVER_(Buper-Size), guaranteed 10,000 miles, fabric. Way below list price. Amer- r auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak 8t 16-14. We also buy used cars. AUTO TIRES and tubes, second-hand fi bric and cord. All sizes. Lowest prices. Pete Rosso, 336 B. Main St. Tel. 635-2. 0. 8, L. BATTERY, sales and service sta- tlon. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut street. Phone 1418-2, BATTERIES:—Exide Battertes and service. Bxchange your old battery for a new de. Liberal allowance. A. G. Hawker. !fi.flfi!—' Beo Fasrell atout youy bats tery, new or old. J. ¥. Farrell, 110 Freanklin Sqaare. Phone 1218, {n STARINGS for all makes of cars. biain “bearings, conmec‘lng ol hearin, springs_and axies at Cutlers, 23 Oak gl‘ Phone 516-14. L FI8K & FIRESTONX (ires. The these tires beltovo ir playin {{ w'so, d Vi i users of e, Bervic 12 Works, 39! C. 1. McCarthy, Prop, FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. Author- 12ed sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, 15 Franklin Square. Phone 1223, GAS and ofl at lowesc prices in town at Walter Tire Shop, 53¢ West Main 8t. (GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES—'Good- year means Good Wear.” Absolutely guar- anteed against imperfections, Don't ex- periment,. get the best. All automobile zes. Charles B. Hadfleld, successor to dfleld-Swenson Co,, 21 Myrtle “street. Telephone 1706, (MARATHON long distance cord: 12,000 miles. We. will allow you the following prices for your old tires from the regu- lar Marathon list prices: 30x3%, $6.65; 82x3%, $8.25; 32x4, $10.80; 33x4, $10.90; 34x4, 11.35; 32x4%, $13.75; 33x4%, $14.3 34x4%, $14.66; 3b6xdls, $16.1 36x4%, $18.75; 33x5, $16.76; 35x5, $17.76; 37x6, $18.75; 36x6, $25.00. We know that each Marathon we place on a car will sell through Its quality five more tires Im- medidtely. (Drive your car to our sta- tion and we will chan your tires all around free of charg: O'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 39 Washington St. Phone 900. New Britain, Conn. TIRES—Cord tires, Ford size, 30x3%, “Leto” of Norwalk make and fully guar., $9.99. Rackliffe B Park and Bigelow Bts. Phone 1074.° ‘Automobiles Wanted 12 WANTED—W¥ord cars, T will pay cash for your Ford car. Ford cars for sale on easy tcifns. James F. Decker, Jr., Room 108, Piofessional bullding, New Britaln Telephone_3766. et Autos—TaxtService 13 GALL TAXI—Phone 3700 will bring quick, eficlent taxl_service to your door, N. B. Taxl_Service, at the R, R. Station. PACK.BD SERVICE—Dest car in the city for_long trips. OCall Joa ¥arr, 1847, 162 L‘! o street. TAX] STATION—Quick, r the: in mind. rellable scrvice, )¢ phone numbers 567; night, 1842-3. Louls Miller, ke Garages To Lev 14 (GARAGE at 10 Greenwood street to rent. Space for two cars. Call between 6 and 7 o'cock p. m. g (GARAGE of 16 car capacity. Will lease In ‘whole or rént indlvidual spaces. Simmons Storage Battery Co., 167 Arch street, Telephone 2245, WEST MAIN 8T., 40i—Large garage for rent and places for cais.to be stored. In- quire at Market. FRECKLES AND 1 BET You DoNT KNOW WHAT T GONNA DO T'MORROW, ALEK. = M GOIN' T ScHooL WITH FRECKLES. ___ AUTOMOTIVE HIMNEY BUSINESS SERVICE % Bervice Stations Repatring ady AUTOMOBILE running board mord(ig ut on, All varisties replaced, Remem that service la our alm and that we are auto body and radiator experts, O, Becker, Corbin_Place, Phone . AUTO PAINTING, whtliug &no polishing, Lowest prices In town, considuring work. manship, Let 've you an estimate, Joe Amasin, 363 So. Main 8t. 'OM! PAINTING and truck vodles made to ord igh class work, sstfs. faction guaran and pricn reasonable, I. Raviuea, 332 Park 8t. Phone 576-13, ARBLE BTRAIGHTENED, atio and Wagon Work guaran. toed, M. tto Bt. AXELS STRAIGHTENED and wheels palred, Auto springs & specialty, John Baker, 224 Arch Ft. Phone 606, re- C. CHARLAND'S AUTO SERVICE STATION— Storage. Repalrs. Bupplies, Cars washed by day or night. E, J. Charland, Prop, Now headquarters at 432 Main Bt. When in trouble just phone 1544. . e —————————— CLARK'S—Auto washing. Stmonizing.’ Start- ing, Ignition done by experts, Succeed- ing Plucker Electrie Co. Rear 238 Maln street. Tel. 1344, ACETYLENE WELDING—Broken made newi Commercial Welding Phone 285-3, 111 Cherry St. HUDSON & ESSHX SERVICE— Under personal supervision of _proprie- tors, have had long and valuable ex- perlence on all makes of cars, High grade work - guaranteed, McGAULEY & BENNETT, 139 ARCH ST, PHOND 1199 ~HONEYMAN BLDG. HOTEL Washington garage., General re- pairing and overhauling. Storage_space. Day and night service, Tel. 1736, 121 «Washington street. parts Co. e __BUSINESS SERVICE FINANCIAL — Dressmaking lnd‘fi'l[!fiarL 22 HATE RETRIMMED—Most beautiful hi in the city at the lowest prices, linory, #4 W, Main 8t MATCHED box and side goods, Hemstitching a Burg's Droka Pleating Bhop. feats In_striped buttons, Gines 19 Walnut pricos to sons, Wom- I Jane B, Vlol' & Priaiing, Jobbing and Seationery 50 real Btock now complete Awalting your Inspection, An early ordor Wwill Insure early neat printing, Adking Printing Co,, 66 Church 8t, Phone 1603 or 1604, BOMEONE INTERESTED IN SERVING YOUR NEEDS 18 WAITING ON OUR END OF THE WIRE! — X DO YOU want to be worth $6000, You can nder our supervision. First mort- L paying 7% will do it, wold In Amoynts from §100 to $1,000, for elther cash or installment, Inquire The Bodwell _Realty Co, Phone 1801, Nat'l Bank Bldg, L7 Money Loaned 48 MONEY loaned at 4% ple Int vu‘t' to buy, build, or Impro ] enta jon - eral Home Investment Trust, §7 West __Maln 8t, Room 11 BPECTAL to Thanksgiving, fail s guaranteod,” $11.76, Open _evenin, Dickerman, 35 Walnut 8t, Phone === == - Dycing Oleaning a3 SLEANING and dyeing 1 our exclusive bus inesr, Garments of all dencriptions; drln-rlu‘ portieres, curtains, cleaned of dyed, Batlefaction guaranteed, New Brite ain Dry Cleaning Corp., 98 W, Maln 8t, __Phone 1323.3, OLBANING, dyeln, and hematitchin, Old garments given & new & short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co. 149 OLOTHES called for and delivored by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone §85-3, Elm, corner Main 8t. Insurance—All Kinds D ACCIDENT, automoblle and iife, Surety and fdelity bonds. Philip M. Fugan, Gen. Ins, Booth's block, Room 407. Phone 2131, ACCIDENT, Life or Fire, Ses P, J, Mur- ray & Co. for insurance service. Agents and Rea'tors, 326 Main St. Tel, 2031-3, ACOIDENT, AND ALL LINES.OF INSUR: ANCE, SERVICE AND SATISFACTION, LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUS’ MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138, KAUTOMOBILE INSURANGE & specialty, Bervice unusual, Call on the phon _do the rest, Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Co., 87 Mille Bt, Boston, Massach P. ‘Crons, Agent, 173 Maln street, Britain, Conn. New PARSON'S GARAGE AND TOOL CO., 680 West Main. Machine and tool work. Auto part and repairing, Ford blocks rebored ! and new pi fitted. 12 RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores in. stalled, donts and /fams removed tfrom suto bodles and fenders. Huitquist Bros. 107_Arch street, Phone 1326- RADIATORE REPAIRED, new o oto., made good as new. New England Radi- ator Works, 17 East Main 8t. Tel, 860. Lawyers—Patent nl!oi-neys' 25 H. G. MANNING. Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer, New Britaln, Wednes by Jas. Bhepard, LOUIS M, BOHMIDT, 269 MAIN 8T, and _H “Trucking, DAZEAZS 8IDE CURTAINS In good condition are an absolute necessity in winter. Have yours repalred or if necessary, replaced before the rush sets in, which means a lower price and less delay, Hart St, Top Shop, 68 Hart St, rear, Phone 164-14. SMALLEY Garage. Day and night service, storage and reépairihg. Our telephone is your self-starter, Reo, Dodge and Buick service. 240 Smalley St. ‘Tel. 2625-2. O'Dell, Prop. TOPS, slde curtaina and slip-covera mac to it your car or repaired. Auto bodie of upholstered and re. pAlre experience in this busin, J. W Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co. 207 Elm 8t, near Sey- mour_8t. Phone 264p. YOUR motor will keep running like new it you have your carbon cleaned out and < your oll in the motor changed about every 1,000 miles. Call 2016-3 for prices and appointment.’ Auto Repair Co., 538 East Main St. - TIRES—Before having your tires repaired, call at the 8-K and the advice of a factory expert. Next to the P. O, VULCANTZING and tire repairs of all Kinds Expert advice on_tire conditions. tributors of DAYTON “THOROBRED' CORD TIRES. The Ball Tire Co, 210 Arch street. _— BUSINESS SERVICE _ me contract te ecart yo ashes this winter. Prompt attention guar- anteed. F. T. McMahon, 113 Cherry Bt. Phone 26543, BUS PARTIES at_any time, Moving and trucking of all kinds. N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry Bt. Phone 764, MOVING—When 'yoc ars ready to move and want your moving done right, just call John P. Farrell & Son, day or night. Bus partles taken care of at short notice, John P, Farrel & Son, 242 North St. Tel. 1726 or 589-14. Established 26 y.ars. TRUCKING & STORAGR— Expert moving, packing , crating and shipping, elther by rall or truck, Best equipped in the city tor local and long distance furaiture moving. TNTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE, 1674 MAIN. PHONE 2090 & 2003 A. P. MARSH, MGR. TRUCKING—LIght jrucking of all kinds, Reasonable rates. Dick Plefler. Call §56-4 or 1091.3. Barbers, Hairdress'g, Masseuse 18 HAIRCUTTING—#iotners, wo have two hobby-horse chairs - to amuse kiddie: while having thelr hair trimmed. Hours, 8 & m. to § p. m. 83 Church, Opp. Beloin. MAGNETIC Massouse, both body and fac skiliful Vaporic tment for Rheurda- tiam, Neuralgia Magnetic vibration ¢ the spinal - vertebrad for tiredness ana sléeplessness; treatments by visit: or st her home. Mrs. Sadle Reeve, Res. 137 Fairview strect. Telephone 2413. Buil_dlng and Contract 19 CARPENTER jobbing, shingling, M. O, Helsler. Telephone 1492-4¢ between 13 and 1 and after 6 p. m. CHIMNEY REPAIRING ana general masn and ploster work. Work guaranteed. J. J._McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 2188, BLECTRICAL WORK—Anyone contemp| ing wiring would do well to write A, Ty- ler, Cambridge Ave, Newington. Tt D LCES. AVe, Jewington. . MABON work, bricklaylng and plasteriog. Charles Beh, 691 West Main stieet. Tel- __ephone 1185-2. Business . Service Rendered 20 AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR CO,—Arotics, JOB. ARBOUR & SON— Furniture and piano moving. New Britain office, 56 Whiting_St. New York Recelving_Station, R. P. H. . Warehouse, 91 Walker §t. We are installing a new system whereby the customer may know how much his or her job will cost before hand- ling. We personally will give esti- mates on local and long distance moving and hauling. Hauling. Cail 2733 and man will call to estimate your job, -Have your N. Y. frelght handled by us Dally service. Over- night delivery. WA L R Y Painting, Pape: ging HOUSE PAINTING contracts taken, for la- bor and materials. Get our price on your next paint job or we will (nstruct you how to mix and use our paints and wall papers to the best advantage. Clty Hi ware Co., ¢9 East Main St. Tel. 2650, MAX TRESKY — Painting, paper-hanging, decorating and kalsomining at lowest prices. 39 Harvard Bt. Phone 1323-4, boots and shoes. Whita oak leather use on. shoes. All work guuranteed, Lowest prices. 630 ¥. Main St AWNINGS taken down and stored for the winter, Cdnoples furnished for weddings and receptions. Canvas specialties and contalners of all kinds, Eddy Awnlng & Decorating Cn., City Hall Place. =—— e == Plumbing, Hesting, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, tinnitig and general Jjobbiug. Louln Nalr, 60 “afayettu St, Phone 3754, Residence, 2618-12. WHEN your plumbing, roof, or rain pipes need repal, any time of day or night, telephone 6 — CHIMNEYS CLEANED—A clean chimnay eliminates the biggest fire source and as- sures better draught. Our methods are approved and endarsed by fire chlefs everywhere, and do not permit of any ex- tra dirt in your home. Steel brushes used. This is guaranteed absolutely, Fires can bo kept going. Phone Fire Headquarters 2730, J. F. 8lavin & Co. of Holyoke. New ud's Foremost Chimney Cleaners. SIGNS of diutinction give cnaracter to your business or professiun. For the city's best service la commercial sign paiuting see the New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church Bt. Telephone 894 : UPHOLSTERING of aatique_.urniture, All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Rx- change, 67 Arch St, A. J. Grafe. Mar. ORTHOPEDIC SHOE REPAIRING GO.— We bulld up_shoes with cork: sole and heel. All kinds of orthopedic shoe re- pairing. 73 Church 8t. il » MITRORS RESILVERED and chalrs caned Workmanship guaranteed, Edward Gor- faln, 168 Arch St. Phono_889-2. PICTURE FRAMING—Bring in_that ple ture you want framed now. A framed pic- ture makes an ideal present.-Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main St. WINDOWS GLBANED wm private hou offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum wopk I8 our speclalty. Our rates are tho lowest In town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co. 3 West Main Phone 888, HIS FRIENDS VER BIRTUDAY IS TOMORROW = AINT NOU GONNA HAVE A PARTY R g Pressing and Talloring 29 GLOTHES caled for and delivered by The London Valet Service, Yé London Shop. Phone 685-3, Elm, corner Main St. SUITS AND OVERCOATS with_ style, plug auality and fit at J. Wuck's, the well- tocwm enioe at 59 Argh St., opposite the South ‘ghurch, SUITS or unusual quality, domestic woolens! for sum and fall wear, tallored .to the wearer's satisac- tion. B, Nelson, 58 West Main BStreet. Telephone_§01. - T e A ing, bbing, Stationery ' 80 PRINT SHOP, 338 Main St, Di- rectly opposite Commerclal St. Tel. §59-5. Letterheads; envelop: ments, cards afd circular’ letters printed to your satisfaction at lowest rates in the “clty. YOUR MONOGRAM embossed with a cholce of 8 different colors and % different de- signs at an additional charge of only 75¢ to the cost of the paper. Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main_St. imported and KULPER PRINTING GO., Amorican and forelgn lsngusgs printed. COR. COMMERCIAL, 325 MAIN 8T., Phons 711, BURGIOAL supporte, @ 10 your meusure, also elastic supports and stockings, Mrs, M D, Hall, R, N, Registered corse. _tere, 72 Orand 8t. Ph 2 YOUR OLD discarded beautiful, modern rin, bar pins, at o moderate price, Phono 2762, Your olock troul work called for and delivered, Georges, Jewoler, 108 Main St. Room soth, |THE BENEFIOTAL WAY—LOANS for you. Winter and the bring financial problems to those of who have no bank accounts or securit There (s fuel to buy, the children need warm clothing, family and friends should be..remembered with gifts. Me obligations the Beneficlal Way— date ypur debts and pay them off in six to fifteen monthly instaliments. Confi- dential loans up to $300.00 at legal raf Phone 1—9—4~-3, The Benoficial Loan soclety, Itooms 10 87 W, Maln stry _New Britaln, Conn. approaching Cleaning, With Steel Brushes, Which Means No Extra Dirt. A Clean Chimney Does Not Cause Fire In Your Home and Gives You Maximum Results From Your Fuel. Chief, Call Him Up After Reading Classification'20 On This Page. Recommended By the Fire MERCHANDISE B e Merchandise at the Stores 65 BEDE—~Big stock Jjust in; 3 Aller, §13.50, High block, reduced from $8.60 to §7,00, D, Berson, 803 Main Bt. g CHAGE MOTOR ROBEB—Best q % (10) per cont cash dlscount, _liffe_Bro., Park and DRIVING GLOVES and discount, Rackliffe Bros. Bigelow 8ts. FRUIT JANS and canning outhts, This 13 the serson, Assure yourself success by urchamng your equipment hore, A. Al s, 80 Went n FiiNAE‘E—HD e, o heaters, INDOOR GOLF GAME—A practical wolt &ame for Indoo: 'wo can play It and counts the same as In regular golf. Com- Dlete set In a box, $1.50, Monler Bros, 38 42 Main_8t. ‘The Bporting Goods St OIL CLOTH, 160 rolls, best quality, many putterns, 66c and 65¢ ‘per yd.; formerly 86c. B, Berson, 503 Main 10, Complete line of high class Jowelry. " Repairing aud Piano Tunbig your treases, box BEDDING—Have 7 \prings, cushions, pillows, eto, Tremont B8t. 5 s HoLL EOBPITAL—OH!! hospital of its kina IAPI ;h' city, Areh 8t/ Novelty Shop, 350 reh LIVE STOCK Eugs, Poultry, Supplies 52 PAINTS AND WALLFAPERS=Ws carry & tull line "for exterlor and Interior work. Complete line glaes and hardware, Lehr- er's, 178 East M Phone 1181- 1 | OTD NEWSPAPER — MATS—Lining —Tor chiok Herald Ofce, P Bl MERCHANDISE f == il 0c & hundred; for sale at Chi 8t TOYS, DOLLS and gift noveities at the Arch St. Novelty Bhop. Year round stock. 359 Arch street. TROUSERE—A very larg men's dre rot ranging from $1.95 to $4.95. Navy Store, §6 Churciy 8t. LAWN MOWBR service station. Galled for and delivered. Bchoell's, Machine Shop near Rudolph's garage, Tel. 2051-2, Articles For_Sale cradle, BABY carriage and _Butomatic slightly used. Good “bargaln for quick buyer, Phone 928-4, LAWN MOWERB sharpenied and repalr Ox-welding. Frits & Berndt, No. Greenwood St. Tol, 163-13, ATTENTION—Now s the time to Have your plano tuned, C. A, Humphrey, 97 2 STEP radlo complets, for sale. Machine cost me $160, Will take any reasonable offer. Coni of horn, 6 volt battery phon and 1 step amp. Can be seen ng at 371 Main 8t. Mr. Newton. Bo. Burritt Bt, Phone 2647. ~ EDUCATIONAL Instrumental and Vocal 36 MANDOLIN—Correct, modern methods used. Banjo and ukulele Instruction also, E. C, Benson Barker, 259 Main stroet, Booth's block. 1In New Britain every Tuesday, Thurs., Fri. and Sat. EMPLOYMENT —_ Welp—Agents Wanted 40 AGENTS—Men or women agents to Toledo steam pressure cookers on easy payment plan. Big demand. Thousands in _use. Write to Box 30AJ, Herald. Hc!p—)len Wanted BARBER—First-class barber wanted, James Basse's shop , Rallroad y Call at once. BARBER wanted at once, Must be first- class. Model Barber shop, 62 Church 8t, Telephone 1567. FIREMEN and brakemen, beginners $150, later $250 monthly; no strike (which po- sitlon?)"Write Raflway, Box 23, Herald Mce. G MAN wanted, steady work, good Pay, Ap- ply from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Big Three Mattress Co., 65 Arch St. sell 41 at Square, WANTED—A few good-men. Apply Mr. Macauley, New Britain Lumber Co., 301 Park street. YOUNG MAN—About 18 years old. Apply o H-O-W Knitting Co., Glen 8t., 8 a. m. YOUNG MEN—Two live wire, High school students for part time work afterpoons and Saturdays. Very lberal remunsra- tion. Apply afternoons, M. H. Barlow, 92 West Main &t —__Help—Women Wanted 43 COOK or general housework girl wanted to work with a second girl. Please apply to Mrs. E. H, Cooper, 169 Vine 8t. Tel. 1979. " Business and Ofl_lce Farilimem_'fi'l JACK SCREWB—{ large and one small, Will sell cheap if taken at once. E, L. Milli ken, 82 Barnett St. \ SYPEWRITERS for sale or for rent. Also repalring ot makes. Phone §64-2. Trusclo, 192 Washirgton street. Farm and Dairy Products 58 TWO casks of sweet gider. Also Yellow Stone turnigs. Nortofs Farm, . Berlin, _Conn. Phone 667-13 or 657-14. Feed ana Fuel 59 HARD WOOD—Cut In 12, 18 and 24" lengths, $16 per cord. Inquire A. G. Hawker, 63 Elm 8t. Phons 2456, PURINA poultry chows get the most eggp out of your hens, and cut the feeding cost per dozen eggs. “More Eggs or Money Back.” N. B. Bird & Feed Co. Tel. 1121-3, Footwear and Clothing 61 ESTABLISH your credit ax the Boston Clothing Store next door to the Herald Office. Keep well dressed. Musical Instruments WIDBNEI'S has some good values in used phonographs, ~Bee these before you pur- _chase. 138 Main 8t. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 K. OF C. RINGS of distinction, approprinte to ball occasions. Be the first one to wear something exclusive, B. Georges, 166 Main 8t. Room 10. Opp. Dl('klngon Drug Co. WEDDING RINGS, 14 and 18 karat gold, Diamond rings, $20 and up. Himberg & Horn, 10 Arcade and $92 Main Bt. WILLIAM ROGERS 126 plece silver set with, chest, only $11.60. Special prices on dia- nick, Manu’acturing Jeweler, [T} CT,OTHES—Good prices paid for second- hand men's clothes. 151 Oak street. Tele- phone_615-13. FURNITURE In good condition wanted. Good prices paid, all household articles, Call me before you sell. Phone 616-13. FURNITURB—WIII pay falr prices for mec- ond-hand furniture or will exchange, D. _M, Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 133 FURNITURE—We will buy it at fair prices., The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A, J. Urafe, Mgr. ¢ JONK—If you want the highest price pald for papers, magazines, rags and other junk be sure to call L. Zeldes and watch for the name on my truck, that will assure you a falr deal. Call 516-13. 151 Oak street, JUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices, A Rodinsky, 81 Osk street. Tele- __bhone 1891, REAL E§i 'ATE FOR RENT FUR COATS on weekly payments. Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church 8t., next to Heraid Office. PLUSH COAT, size 44, worn but once. Orig- inal price $70. WIill sell for $45, dress Box STF, Herald, or Tel. 104-3, tween 10 a. m. and 12 m, RUBBERS AND BHOESB—We have a full line of “Ball Band" rubber, heavy and light footwear. Every pair guarunteed, We also carry Endicott-Johnson and Waeber #hoes, for work and dress. Best shoes on the market for the price, every palr guar- anteed. Joe Mortellitl, 86 Church S Apartments and Tenements 60 ARCH ST, 181—Apartment of 5 rooms on third floor, newly painted and papered. Gas. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch Street. _ Phone 811 a CHERRY ST., 46—5 room apartment on first floor. Janitor preferred. Inquire Tele- phone 1635-13, CHESTNUT BT., 370—5 room tenement with all improvements on second floor. Apply onAnnt llnul: HARRISON ST,—Désirable second floor sun shiny 6 room ' rent. Tel. g SHEEPBKIN COATS—Largest stock In. the city. For boys, $6.95; for men, $8.95. Com- pare our prices. Army & Navy Stors, §6 Church 8t. ; SHOES for dress, work and play of pro: Qurability, as low as $3.48. Nothing high- or than $4.88. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church_strest. GIRL for general housowork and to assist _.\n_care of childron. Telephone 1612, GIRL for light housework, No washing or ironing, vongenlal surroundings. Go home nights, $3.00 per week. Phone 148-3, GIRL or woman, intelligent, to attend phy- siclan’s office. ‘Address Box 13AJ, Herald, GIRL wanted for waltress at restaurant at 234 Park St. GIRL for general housework wanted come to Hartford. Mrs, Bernert, Edgewood St., Hartford, HOUSEKEEPER, rellable, wanted. Please write to Paul Paganatta, Christian Lane, Berlin. i OPERATORS on Singer sewing machines in lace curtain factory. Light and clean work, experience not necessary. E. C. Car- ter & Son, 62 Chestnut Bt. SALESGIRLS wanted at once, Permanent position, Apply - ¥. W. Woolworth Co,, 218-320 Maln St. to 481 SLIPPERS—Moccasine, etc, in felt, leath- er. Buckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 69¢ to 32,60, Army & Navy Store, 68 Church 8t. SWEATERS—Just recelved, a large stock of pure wool sweaters in V-neck, coat, and other styles at prices much lower than prevalling elsewhere. Army & Navy Store, §6 Church Bt. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY & BATH ROBES Heavy wool sox, 2lc per pair; 6 pairs, $1.00, Wool, 3-piece underwear for men, 950 per garment. Union sults, wool mixed, worth $2.50, for $1.45 the sult, and other bargains which space does not permit us to mention. Army & Navy Btore, 56 Church 8, » HENRY ST, 19—6 room tenement with ali modern {mprovements. A real homey place, Rent reasonable. Phone 1560. KENSINGTON AVE. 15564 room tene- _ment. First floor. Inquire on premises. MAIN ST, 61 — Four room apartment, steam heat and janitor service. See Cohn about 1! at 15 ll_q!_n 8t. WAPLE ST., 12—5 rooms with all moder- ate Improvements. See Cohn about it. 15 BB Bty BUghe. 16300 ., MAN ‘and wife, middle aged preferred, to share up to date furnished flat, all ims provements, with a busin®#s woman. Ad- dress Box 10P, Herald. NORTH ST.—4, 6 and 6 room apartments, all modern improvements. For particui lars call M. Cohn, at 15 Main St. Tel. 1630 SOUTH MAIN ST, 196—5 rbom tefiement, § minutes' walk from P. &F. Corbins fac- tory. Inqulre 108 South Main St. STRATFORD ROAD—6 room bungaiow, up to date, excellent location, rent reasonable. Inquire 19 Bradley St. Phone 2112, Good Things To Eat T 62 APPLES—This week's special: Shutfle Mea- dow Baldwins, No. 1 hand-picked apples, $1.35 per peach basket, Jones' Quality _ Market, 10 Myrtle St. il 3 ok WALNUT 8T, 70—Tenement of six rooms, separate boller. Inquire 661 Main St, Mrs. J. B. Poyer. WEST MAIN ST, 674—b rooms with ajl latest improvements. See Cohn about it. 16 Maln 8t. Phore 1630, YOUNG .LADY CLERK—Must be plano player, of pleasant personality, Depart- ment store. Address Herald, B—gx 33. YOUNG “clerlc Must Tady for clerical work, be able to operate typewriter. Apply Herald, Box_22A. FIRST-CLAS8S EXPERIENCED STENOGRA- PHER WANTED AT ONCE. APPLY NORTH & JUDD MANUFACTURING CO, Situations Wanted—Men 44 Household Articles 63 ANTIQUR FURNITUR—BIg. varioty at re- duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Aich Bt., A. J. Grafe. Mgr. CONGOLEUM rugs, 7'6"x5, $8.05; Ox1%, $13.98. Bdw. Gorfaln, 168 Arch St. Telo- phone 869-2. DINAH BLACK enamel for stove pipes, stoves lron fences and fireplaces, and- {rons.” City Hardware Co., 49 Xast Main St.Phone 2650. ELECTRIC Vacuum cleaners rented, doilar & day. All makes of cleanera repaired and overhauled. Phone 1995, d GAS RANGE for sale reasonabie. ! oving town, Apply 187 Hart w U parior sulte for sale. Ap- ply 358 West Main St. Party HUSBAND desires position as chauffeur or Janitor, and wife desires position as cook or at housework. Care Joe Jones, Hall's brickyard, Beckley. s W Situation Wanted—\Women 45 HOUSEKEEPER desires situation with small family. Can furnish referencos. Apply Box 2X, Herald, YOUNG LADY, experienced in _clerioal work, typewriting and stenography, de- sires position. Write “Typl care of Herald, Box 1. ! b EXPBRIENCED BOOKKLEPER and cash- fer with knowledge of stenography de- sires position with a rellable concern. References granted it required, Box 12JG, Herald. 3 AR " Nutshell News is hidden in these little classifieds in the Herald. Have you read classification No. 66 this evening, for instance? Quite An Event GEE= T DIDNT KNOW TUAT= MOM #DION'T" TELL ME 1T WUZ MY BIRTHDAY, MOM, 'S TMORROW MY BIRTHDAY P HAMILTON Beach wvacuim cleaners for sale. Real cleaners, Anderson Electric Co., 259 Main St. Up 1 fiight. Tel. 519, KITCHEN RANGE for sale, Call Dwight St. or Phone 1323-13. MATTRESSES—Carload just _ received. White cotton rolled edged only $9. Silk Floss only $18, B. Berson, §03 Main St. OIL heaters, $5.60 and $6.50. Lehrer's, 176 East_Maln St, Phone 1181-5. / TOVE PIPE of tne bust g at 124 grade 1h 1-4, 1-2 and full lengths. Our prices are the low- est In the city. Clty Hardware _Co., 4§ East Maln St. Phone 2650, USED PIPELESS FURNACE for sale, a bargain. New alr washer pipeless furnage installed $129. Hero, 219 Pearl str Hartford. WEST END—To rent for the winter, & fur- nished apartment, on first floér, 6 rooms, rent moderato to right parties. References. Box 24WH, Herald Office. FOUR room hdated apartment, all Improve ments, 80 W. Maln St. FIVE room tenement, new housgy modemn improvements, second floor rent.. Inquire Fred Guite, foot of Damon's Hill, Ber- n, Conn. i) v EN room tenement with garage in west- ern part of city, The Home Banking and Realty Co. Phone 728. TENEMBNT of 3 rooms with ments, Inquire 36 Connerton Bt. TO RENT—Five beautiful, modern up date rooms with furnace. Call' at Dwight St. Tel. 145812, e TENEMENT of 5 rooms with all improve- ments, Rent reasonable. Apply Schultz and_Costello, A FIVE room tenement to rent. All modern improvements, Hot water heat and gar- age. Inquire 19 Lincoln St. WEST END SECTION—§ room tenemient, up to date, excellent location, Inquire 19 Bradley St. Phone 2112. Business Places Ior Rent 70 Tmprove: to 124 AL A’ nyt! ‘ #ell wee Cohn about It at 15 largest individual real the eity. BUTLDING LOTH on edsy rnl of the city at pdm Han will be asked next year, The W. fl%"'fl. Co., City Hall bull PLE"HILL—Ws have some very dodirs able lote in lngln Hill to ;'lll.or at The 1deal suburban ' section, ker & Deming. Phone 2026, 193 n, QUR buflding fo te, sewer, 1 lot on Allen All will be sold reasonably if bought at one l‘nqflln nt Btar Real Estate & Ins cows, plgs and many chicks rooms with steam heat, sllo, good barn and two sheds. Cash- arm Agency, 131 Main Bt. Phone or Berlin 0668-. “New Britain's 50 ACRES, 36 tillable, only five minutes to troll $4,000. Robt, B, White, 350 _Maln_st TRUCK FARM, 20 acres, wil tiliabis, good barn and sllo, 2 cows, 4 helfers, 1 horsy, 7 room. hou, Cashman Farm Agency, X all ime provements, large lot, price $6,000, small amount of cash required. Watson & Jones, 294 Main 8t Tel, 3460, ELLIS BT, 447—31,000 buys 12 room new stucco house. Call 24 Rocky Hill Ave P. Zink. EMMONS PLACE—1 family brick house of 14 rooms in fine condition. This houss is right in the center of the city, You could not find more convenient price, $11,600, Watson & Jones, 204 Main. 8t. Tel, 2450, GREENWOOD 8T.—2 family house at @& real bargain. Lot, 66x165, price $4,600; #mall payment required. Watson & Jones, 294 Main §t. Tel, 3450. HAWLEY ST.=2 family house, practically new, 13 rooms with garage in cellar, also 2 car garage in rear. A good paying prop- erty. Second floor tenement, 7 rooms, naow vacant, All ready to move into, ue for terms. Home Banking & Realty com- pany, 86 West Main St. Phone 728, HAWLEY ST.—2 famlly 11 room house, practically new. Garage in cellsr. First floor tenement will be.vacant soon. Bee us for terms, Home Banking & Realty com- pany, 86 West Maln St. Phone 728, 2 Cor, East 8t., 7 room cottage, large lot, 100x272 feet, with grocery store. Good place to erect a large renting. Good Invellrwnt property, us for detalls. Home" Banking & Co.,_86 West Main St, Tel. 728, family hou rything This_house is practically new. Price 3$7,600. Watson & Jones, 294 Main t. Tel. 2450, LINDEN ST.—2 (-nmw garage. Brings in 10% on $7,200, Wil ell for §6,500, with small payment, Wat- on & Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450, MAGNOLIA ST.—New two family Houss. Price §5600, cash $1500. Andrews Lawd Co,, 1557° Stanley St. Phone $61-4. MAPLE ST.—2 famlily houge of 16 rooms Al lategt improvements, except heat. Parker #d Deming, 193 Main 8t. SEYMOUR AVENUE— Two 3-family houss new, with all improvements, 9-room cottage on Maple HIll, steam heat and all improvements, tncluding garage. Places must be sold at once. P. F. MURRAY & CO. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 325 MAIN ST. TEL. 2031-3 —3 houses, two 2-family, 10 and cottage. All In fine cons dition. Wil sell the 3 houses at a sacri~ fice. Watson & Jones, 294 Maln strest. Tel. 2 COTTAGE of 6 rooms for sale. Fireplace and all improvements. This ig not & house bullt during the war, but a house you would be proud to own and live in, The price and terms are réasonable. H. J. Folren, 140 Main 8t. Tel. 1780, SIX tenements, brick block, bullt 1310, Bloc! all occupled. Wil take bullding lots fn trade. Part payment cash. Inq. §4 Church, St., Morris Tulin, Hartford, Room 314, HOUSES FOR SALE—3 famlily, good loca: tion, near center, low price, We have some 1-2-3 family houses at pre-war prices. A. Danlelson Co., 131 Main streen. ‘Telephony 373-4. 3 e e Suburban For Sale 88 BERLIN GENTEH—33 acres 1and, 60 Truit trees, elght room house, steam heat, run- ning water, Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St., city. ZAST BRISTOL—3 tenement hou trolley, laige lot, Improvéments, < Price $4,000, part cash, balance in easy pay- ments. K, L. Hayden, § Middle 8t., Bristol. PLAINVILLE—Cottage of 7 rooma within 10 minutes’ walk of center and school, Lbcated in the enterprising section of town. Price only $3,000. Small cash in- vestment. Cunningham and Skinder, Nerl Block, Plalnville. Plion o PLAINVILL family house, centrally lo= cated, all improvements, garage for 3 cars, price reasonable. Cunningham and skinner, Neri Block, Plaiaville, Tel, 41-4, TERRYVILLE—3 story block, First floor occupled by established meat market for years. Tenements on 2d and 3d barn and 2-car garage, This place is {0 a good business locality. Small cash investment will buy it. Cunningham and Skinner, Neri Block, Plainville. Te SIX room coltag lights, turnace h Less than $5,000 buys I Iteal Estate and_Ins. beside 4144, ARCH ST, 179 AND 183—2 stores, 17x50 ft. each. Sultable for clothing, barber shop, meat market or grocery store, Will rent separately or together. Rent reason- able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch street. Phone 811, GHURCH 8T., o, 2—Store to rent. Adkins Printing_ Tnquire . 9 Church St Machinery, I»co., and Tools 64 Suburban Tor Rent K YES, ToDAY o0 ARE “THREE VEARS OLD AND TOMORRON Nou WILL BE FOUR . NOVO GASOLENE ENGINES, saws _and pumps; full line of farm equipment. Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Tel. 674-32, KENSINGT partment of § rooms, 1st floor, Imnrovements, 3 minutes' from trol- 7 ley and R. R. Statlon. Inq. J. McC BY BLOSSER OM, MOM, CAN T STAV UP AN' SEE NVSELF TURN T Real Estate—Wanted JOTTAGE of SIx rooms wantod by Ametle l(mn family. 20 _minutes' walk from cen- ter. Herald Umt_m Box 33, e e ] ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS T Rooms For Rent # BAST MAIN ST., 208—Furnislied room for gentleman. Steam heat. Central. Teles allconverlences, at t. DESIRABLE furnished rooms at 48 Main street, second floor, left, Tel. 37-2, NEAR LIBRARY, very nicely furnished entleman. Al cone 2674. A real_opportunity, SANT, well heafed rooms to a person of refinement. Western section. Three minutes' walk from Maln St. Tel. 2207, WEST MAIN ST., 358—Large furnished room, suitable for two, (Gentlemen pre= ferred. All modern improvements. ¥ WESTERN SECTION—Three miuutes walk from Main St., pleasant, well heated room with fireplace, for refined person. Tel. 2307 ROOM and board for gentleman in cons venlent location and with refined Amer- jcan family. Box 114, Herald. Rooms and Board 20 CHERRY ST., 53—Room and board in pris vate family for two men. mg._fi -t e —— Where To Dine 3 DELCANEY LUNCH—They all like to eat Sere. There's u resson, tdo. The mos restaurant in town. la the Opp._the_Station, uls o with ple and JACK'S ; int dinner with coffen ‘Al(ifu ..'n‘:n baking. J. Mahil, Prop, 100 Chestnut street. A AVE tried the Hotel R 2 R ":l.pa Chureh 8t lpm _ 16¢; special kg it rch on th 4 classified Adug dinner, at all times. c. Steal & use a He LS G other feliow—