New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1922, Page 15

_ BUSINESS & ERVICE For lh.ar—lvory Sets, Rings, Diamonds, Pearls. Gifts For Him—Watches, Knives, Sporting Goods, Cigarette Cases. Gifts For the Kiddies—Toys, Velocipedes and Bicycles, Arranged Alphabetically For Quick Reference Under Their Respective Headings, 65-A, B, C, D, on This Page Every Night. SHOP 'I‘}lE.WANT AD WAY, S L = Movi ing, Trucking, 20 FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING-— BTORAGE, INTER-URBAN TRANSFER AND BTORAGE, Load wanted from New York city or cities en route, 167% MAIN 8T, NEW BRITAIN, TELEPHONES 20022000, A. P, MARSH, PROP, WATTRESE and dlshwasher, at 0 Lafay- olte street, WOMAN llving .in the vicinity of Belvi- dero, to do washing for a family of four, (uH u\'unlnln nlnnr-hnw, 1 Il.'lnn Placs \\()MI"N to do lnmy work at it homo, Spare hours, Material furnished, Good pay, Stamped envelope brin, particulars, Un- derwood Art Goods Portsmouth, Ohlo, YOUNG girl for general housework. willing to go to Hartford, . Levy, lrulpml 3!.. olty, YOUNG GIRL to st with _Mrs, F, W, Portor, $0 Garden 8t, Tel. 2306 Holp—Men Or Women. 43 MEN AND WOMBEN—Tho Real? We have an opening for two permanent speclal rop- resentativi willing to work hard, Write Box 1JG, housework, Pnlnun¢ Plpfl' mnm “Situations W anted—Men, fIOURE PAINTING and Int Estimates cheerfully given, 74 Talcott St. Phone 1787-3, A Bchacht, GHAUPFBUR—4 yoars oxperience, situation, commercial+or private. tore_Aleine, 30 Lawlor Bt MAX TRESKY ~- Painting, paper decorating and kalsomining at lowest price 39 Harvard St. Phone 1322-4, “Plumbing, Heating, Mctal Work 28 PLUMBING, tinning & neral Jobbing. Louls Nalr, 60 l.l ayette St. Phone 2754, Residence, 2618-12 WHEN your plumblng Toof, or rain pipes need repi any of day or night, . teluphone —— ] AOPB, wido curiaine and Aip-evary Tade to At your car or repalr Auto bodies mtd. ‘rwont yurr experience in this alah Auto Top .IL' mour Bt, Phone 2649, 9 if you have your carbon cleaned out and Your oll in the motor changed about every and Sppolntment. Auto Repnir Co,, 638 zm Main 8t, T8 of all kinds, Expert advice on tire- conditions, tributors of DAYTON “THORO! The Ball Tire Co, 210 Arch_stroot. BUSINESS SERVICE e HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, wo have two hobby-horse chalrs to wmuse kiddies 8 a.m, to 8 p. m, 32 Church, Opp. Beloin, AGNETIC Maspouse, ‘both body and face, . Neuralgin Magnetic vibration of spinal vertobr: for tires ana her home. Mrs, Sadie Reove, 106 Main 8t. Phone 2887, CARPENTER jobbin, ngling. M. Helaler, Telephone 1492 balwnu 12 n.ufl CHIMNBY REPAIRING ano general masin and ploster work, Work guaranteed. J, MABON work, brickiaying and plastering. Charles Beh, 691 Wost Main Bt, Tel- TAKE opders fot, Ico-boxes, showcases, win- dows #r new houses; all kinds of wood- 29 —__Business Scrvice Rend AWNINGS taken down and stored for the and receptions, Canvas speclaltics and containers of all kinde. ddy Awning & Servico Shtlonl iring. of ‘wvery desoription upholstered and re« holetering oo.. 101 Elm 8t, nea YOUH “mofor Wili keep running 1ike new 1,000 miles, Call 2016-3 for pr! VULOANIZING and tive ™ CORD TIRES, it TBarbors, Hairdressers, Massouse 18 while having thelr halr trimmed. Hours, :'k‘g:!ul Vaporic treatment for Rheurga- plessness; treatments by visit or at Bumaonlncl. l. 1 and after 6 p. m, J. McLarney, 131 Clark 8t. Phone 1744-23. ephone 1186:2, working, M, Tomko Lafayotte St winter, Canoples furnished for weddings Decorating Cn,, -City Hall Place. CABINET MAKINU—AIl kinds, G. H, Day, rear 153 Arch Street. .Phone 2633, BIGNB of distinction give character to your business or profession. I'or the city's best service in commercial sign painting see The New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church St. Telephone §94. Pmtng and Tnllorlng. 29 GLOTHES called for and dellvered by Thi London Valet Service, Ye London Shop. Phone 685-3, Elm, corner Main 8t. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER winhes position in local concern. Can glve refer- ences, Box 11J . == lfootm and Olulhlu. BLACK ot dance aress, worn (wice; taupe fox fur lOI Both o alwo t loss than 1 P CONNED BEEF from beof, special for this week, 16¢ _Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtlo = ANTIQUE FURNITURE—filg varlely at duced prices, The Furniture Exchang Arch Bt, A, J, Grafe, Mg, lB—lvnry emameled crib, Al eral pleces of furniture, Apply b BLEOTRIC vacuum cioaner day, Cleas for sale and I‘!I)ulrofl. llr. Androws, “Just tho thing to kill the chill thess frosty mornings. Prioh and slzes vary, A, A. Mills, 80 West Main 8t._Phono 381, MATTRESSES--Carload Whit Just received. cotton rolled edged only 9. Bilk B, Berson, 605 Main Bt. t, | CUFF LINKS—A palr of cuff links of 14Kt, CHARE Emfi ROBBS—Hest quallty, idenl gift, at Rackliffe Bros, Park .na fllglnw wtreots, ATET CABES—Tn beaullful a-n.‘»‘- l ing-allver, $3.50 gold and of Resnick, 340" Main_ 8t., Opp. Geestn etuial! white or yellow gold, will fill his heart with joy, Prices are from $2.00 up to $15, B, Georges, Jowelor, 166 Maln, oom 10, _Opp, Dickinson Drug Co, DIEHE RHIRTE —= “Imperiai” broadeioth, silk, satin, Russian cord and madras. As low as 980 to §3.95. Army & Navy Store, 66 Chureh Bt. DRIVING GLOVES and mittons, A Aine gitt to the motorist, Rackliffe Bres, Inc,, Park and Bigelow Bts. Ly of them. The latest and most deslgns._ Ar CITRISTMAR CARDS, INDIVIDUAL—Nicaly docorated and suporbly fllustrated cards that are real gifts in themselves, Btock now complete awaiting your inspoction. To ng in wuitable style, orders by Dec, 16, 66 Church 8t, W help you bafore It's too Iate. CIIIBTMAS THREE docorations and holl- day ornaments at the Arch B8t. Novelty Bhop, 369 Arch St. GITRIBTMAB CARDS—Come in and 806 the finest display of Christm cards In the clty, Every 11th Christmas greetng card customer gets their entire purchase fre of charge, Ohrnstedt's, 72 W, Main St. FOUNTAIN PENS—BheaNeors, $2.60 and higher. The “Life-Time" pen, at $5.75. Waterman's at §2.60, and up. Gold and sliver fountain pons, all guaranteed at $6, $7 and An unlimited sppply and va- CGHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS--Large assortment at popular prices. Groeeting applicable to all your friends, Dickinson _Drug_company. WREATHS and decorations for the home, tlety {s here for your Inkpection and choice, This is & roal useful gift. Ad- Kins, 66 Church 8t. 5.60 and §6.50, [] Tehrer East_Main 8t, Phone 1181-6. 170 WELL oducaied youngsman desires work aftor four and all day Saturday, P. O, Box 1710, FINANCIAL Business Opportunlues EXOBLLENT location now available for battery or tire business, on the same premises with prosperous filling station. Plenty of room, on main highway, Frank- lin 8q, Willing Station, 114 I <in_8q. 40 BUTTS AND OVERCOATS with style, pius quality and fit at J. Wuck's, the weil- known tallor at 69 Arch St., opposite the __Bouth churck. SUITS of unusual quality, fmported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall wear, tallored to the wearer's eatisfac- tien.' B. Nelson, 68 West Main _Telephone 601 oet, UPHOLSTERING—I'urniture of all kinds. “Work guaranteed, J. W. Walsh, 207 Elm 8t. Phone 2649. UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of repalring. The Furniture Ex- change, 87 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery. 30 KULPER PRINTING ©O,—Migh grado printing of every description in Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable prices. 326 Main Bt, Cor. Commercial 8t. one fllght up. Plione 777, ORTHOPEDIC SHOE REPAIRING CO. We build up shoes with cork sole a heel. ~ All ‘kinds of orthopedic shoe re- pairing. 73 Church St. MIRRORS RESILVERED and chairs caned. Workmanship guaranteed, Bdward Gor- fain, 168 Arch St. Phone 869- PICTURE FRAMING—Bring in_that pic- ture you want framed now. A framed pic- ture makes an ideal present. Ohrnsedt’s, 72 West, Main Bt. WINDOWS CLEANED in private houses, offices, and stores, General housework and cleaning ‘from ! the cellar to the roof, Vacuum work is our speclalty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co., 88 \est Main St. _Phong_888. Dressmuklng unn Millix ery. 22 HATS—Of style and Guality. Compiéte line of linens and movelties. Violet Millinery, 365 Arch_street. HEMSTITCHING, plain ploot cdge, 715 74 | curves and dressmalking. Personal atten- tion, Mlle, Blanchette, 131 Main 8t. photie 2665, TEEEONS in_dressmaking. Special prices to _classes and clubs, Private lessons. Wom- man's Institute Method. Tel. Jane E. 3ill, 645-5. gy % 4 YOUR linens and othor white goods hem- Ustitched for Xmas gifts. Matched box and “side pleats in striped goods. Ginsburgh's Dress Pleating and Button Shop, 19 Wal- mut Bt. Teleplmna 13 Tele- ll!m. draperies, porti: dyed. Batiataction “gusranteed: New Rrite An Cleaning Corp.. 98 W. Maln 8t Phone 1323 CLEANING, dyeing and pressing. and hematitching, remodelilug _experts, Oid garments given a new appeatance in s short ‘time and emali expense to you. New Empire Dry. Cleaning Co., 149 Main_st. Phone 626, GLOTHDS cailed for and delivered by The - London_ Valet_ Bervice. Ye London Snop.| __ Phone §36-3. Blm, corner Maln St. Pleating QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 338 Main @t Di- rectly opposite Commercial Bt., upstairs, Tel. 669-5. Letterheads, envelopes, state- ‘ments, cards and circular Jetters printed to your satisfaction at lowest rates In the clty. WRITING PAPER—Monogram or Initial die stamped in gold (40c & quire), or any color at 26c per quire. Select your writ- | ing paper from our complete” stock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland linen, . Autocrat linen, Old llampshire and Hammermill bond. ~Ad- Xing, 66 Church_ stroet. Investments, Stocks, llo;ds. 17 IT will pay you beyond the power of your present realization to inveStigate our small first real estate mortgages, which pay 7 per cent in advance. The Bod- well fit‘iy conipany. B, 3 plece, overstuffed, biue velour, $98,50; also 3 plece genuine leath- Bdw, Gorfaln, 168 Arch streot. 2, GLOVES—A very Iarge assortment of wool, leather, wool-lined, and driving gloves, at big savings. Army & Navy Btore, 66 ihurl'l! Bt. HAMILTON, Lowest prices In Main_8t. Opp. Commere MOTO-METER—"Boyce,” the beat, In vari- ous designs, $6, $7.50 and $10. A popular glft. Rackliffo Bros., Park & Bigelow Sts. $45.00. NBOKTIES In all the styles and colors at 50c to $1.25, Army & Navy Store, 66 Church 8t, PEN AND PENCIL, SETB of 14 caret gold ar sterling sllver, terns, Sets consist' of a genuine Wahl pen and an Eversharp péncil, in an at- tractive case, only $8, $9 and $10, Ad- kins, 66 Church St. Money Loaned. 48 FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money to loan, Inquire at the W, L. Hatch Co,, City Hall Bldg., 29 West Main St. Phone. THE BENEFICTAL WAY—LOANS for you, Winter and the approaching holidays bring_financial problems to those of us who have no bank accounts or securities, There is fuel to buy, the children need warm clothing, family and friends should be remembered with gifts. Mecet these obligations the Beneficial Way—Consoli- date your debts and pay them oft in six to fifteen monthly Installments, Confi- dential loans up to $300.00 at legal rates. Phone 1—9—4—3, The Heneficial Loan soclety, Rooms 10s-5, #7 . Main street, New_Britain, Conn, LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Pets. 51 YOUR MONOGRAM c¢mvossed with a cholco of § different colors and 25 different de- signs at an additional charge of only 76¢ to the cost of the paper. Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main St. Professional Services. 31 !URG]CA IUPDDHL made to your munri. also elastic supports and stockings. M Mack D. Hall, R. N, Registered corse- tiers, 48 Main St. Phone 37-2, YOUR old discarded jewelry made into new and beautiful rings, bar pins. Bring in your old gold in exchange for any article of jewelry, rings, pearls. B, Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main St. Room 10. ‘Repairing and Pi T:'ming. BOSTON terrier, Sunny Jim, for sale, months' old, very handsome. Make Christmas, present. Price $60. C. D, ney, 5 Colonial Court, Hartford, Tel, 2-2743 figgs, Poultry, Supplies. 52 JERSEY BLACK Glants, 9 cockerels, 5 pul- lets. May hatched. A. M. Raymond, Plalnville. _Phone 37-3. RED COCKERELS, Rhode 1sland, breeding; also fresh oggs, Phone 1116-4, OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining _for chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for sale at _Herald Office, 57 Church St. PLYMOUTH ROCKS—About 30 young pul lets for sale. Apply Zanobi, 162 Wilcox street. for SEDDING — Have yoi attresses, springs, cushions, plliows, etc, re-made cqual to new and returncd same day. We also do relining of baby carrlages and couch hammocks. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding' Co., 60 “remont St. Tel, 2314-4. KNIVES, shcars, skates and all cdge tools sharpened,’ Also ‘oxy welding and ull kinds of machine work. Fritz & Berndt, 31 Greenwood St. Phone 153-12. WHATEVER néeds . sharpening, knives, scissors, skates, edge tools, R. H. Wilcox, 204 Hart St., can do it. Phone 1083-5. EDUCATIONAL Instrumental ‘and yb[af. 36 ANJO, mandolin and ukalele instruction. Call for appolntment, E. C. Benson Barker, 259 Main St. In New Britain Tues.,, Thurs., Fl'L afid Sat. Tel, 2893, Trsurance—Al Kinds, 24 AGCIDENT, automoblle and life. Sarety and fdelity bonds. Phillp M. Fagan, Gen, n P 3. Mur- Agents 2031-. Seo P. insurance service, 325 Main St. Tel. for Realtors, A SU AND EA’H!FA(‘TION. INSURANCE ~DEPARTMENT, MENTS. TELE- THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138, SRR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE _a specfaity. Service unusual. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dl‘wlll A. Ril!‘y, 242 Mall\ Bt NEW ENGLAND Mutual Life insurance “Co., 87 Milk St. Boston, Massachusetts. P. Crona, Agent, 173 Main street, New H.G. MAN orbury, es-patent e: miner, New Britain, Wednesday, 6§ p. m. Walk-Over store by appointment, NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENO Booth's Block, Est, 1868, by Jas. 8hepard. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 269 MAIN 8T. Brital d ord. 26 ASHES—Leét e contract to eait your ashes this winter. Prompt attention guar- anteed. F. T. McMahon, %3 Cherry Bt. Phone 2654-3. g 5US PARTIES at any time. Moving and trucking of all kinds N. P. Blanchette, 140 SCherry ‘St Phone_784. JOS. ARBOUR & SON—Local and long dis- tance, moving and trucking, Daily ex- press service to New York. Call 2733, local and_out KEOUGH'S parcel deli R ‘362 South Bur- of town light trucking, ritt St, Phone 536, PARCEL. DELIVERY—Special service for the holidays. We call anywhere, Crowley & Tormay. Phones 68 766-12. HMOVING—When yoe ready to move and want your moving done right, just call Johw' P. Farrell & Son, day or night, Bus pl.r(lel taken care of at short notice, John P. o] & Bon, 242 North Bt. Tel. [ADIBS—Number of FMPLOYMEN'I LITTLE PUTNAM STOVE kceps drinking water from' freezing in coldest weather, $2.00. 8. P. Strople, 113 Church_8t. 0 W. Main 8t. Phone 381, stove, In good condition, at 177 Glen 8t, | ! est in the clty, City Hardware Co, 49 Mnhlnery, l:.lec., nnd Tools 04 RADIATOR hood covers. A practical gift and one that will be appreclated. ¥From $3.60 to $7.50. Rackliffe Bros, Park and Bigelow Sts. PERFECTION oll heators, Also used ef- fectively dn heating utensils. Replacoment L heater wicks only 3be each, A. A, Mills, (EED FURNITURE—3 plece set, Bdw, Gorfain, 168 Areh 8t STOVE—Richmond, Round Oak, heating Phone 1178-12, STOVE PIPB of e best grade In i-4, 1-2 and full lengths, OUr prices are the low- ast Main 8t. Phono 2650, WHITNEY baby carriage. Sell reasonabie. _414_East_street, NOVO GASOLENE ENGINES, saws and pumps; full line of farm equipment. Fred _L._Peck, Kensington. Tel. §74-32, 65 best quality, many patterns, 65¢ and 65c per yd.; formerly _85c. B. Berson, 03 Main St. OVERCOATS for man, youth, hoy and child, $7.50 and up. Pay weekly, Boston Cloth- | _ing Store, 63 Church St. PAINTS AND WALLPAPHRS_We carcy & tull line for exterlor and Interior work. | Complete line gluss and hardwarc, Lehr- er's, 176 East Main 8t. Phone 1181-5. PREMIER RANGES, Just recelved, a Ci load of thoso excellent stoves, cooking and baking. Guaranteod for 25 years; $100 stoves reduced to $85; $85 stoves to $75, and §75 stoves to $65. B. Berson, 503 Main Mmhlndlsc at Tllc Stores. OIL CLOTH, 150 7ol SKATES—Unlon Club skates for everybody. Sleds, wagons and Eveready batterles. Palnts and hardware, Ericson and John- son, 34 Dwight St. TOYS, DOLLS and gift noveities at the doli hospital. Doll wigs and heads, Arch B8t. Novelty Shop. 359 Arch strect. TROUBERS—A very large assortment of men's dress and work. trousers at prices ranging from $1.95 to $4.05. Army and \hvy Et e, 58 Church Bt. RATNTOATS —A very useful gift. Black rubber, cashmere, cantonette, etc., $4.95 to $12.50. Army & Navy Btore, 56 Church St. SEARCHLIGHTS—"Eveready,” with bat- tery, regular $1.75 value, special for Xmas, 93c. A gift for tLy motorist. City Hardwaro Co., 49 E. Main, SHAVING SET—Nothing will make him as happy to receive a beautiful French Ivory shaving set with his initials engraved on it for $6.50 only. B. Georges, Jeweler, 186 Main. Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug. STATIONERY—Higinana Linen, Whiting's deckle edge correspondence or cards, etc. Boxes made up In one, three‘'and five quires, with note, letter and card en- velops at our Christmas store, 62 Church St. Adkins Printing Co. STOP LIGHTS—Easily adjusted, fully guar- anteed. A gift the motorist will appre- clate. Only $1.95. Rackliffe Bros, Park and Bigelow 8ts. SWEATERS—A wonderful sweater for all uses, in pure wool, at $3.95. Vests of same quality, $2.95. Army & Navy BStore, 56 Church_St. PHOTOGRAPHS—A personal photograph will always be welcome as a Christmas glft. Photos taken now will be finished Christmas. _Arcade Studlo, WATCHES for gentlemen: Waitham, Bigin, Hamilton and Swiss, §12 up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main or 10 R. R. Arcade. -}xMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Gifts For Her 65-A ADDRESS—Autograph and _guest books, Large and small sizes with leather cov- ers. Complete line of Christmas gifts at Adkins, 62 Church St. % Horses, Vehicles, IORSE—Young, with wagon and harness, Apply 318 Church St, i0_YOUNG piga and a work horse, W, . Norton, Phone 666- MERCHA\IDISE Business Oppommmes 46 SMALL GROCERY STORE at 462 Bast St. Price reasonable, as owner is in hospital, Call on, premiges, Tel. 798-4 for infor- mation, FINE, change for LIVE wire, Business es: tablisMed 16 years. -Stationery greeting cards, photo supplies, etc. Amateur finish- ing plant, Meriden, General breakdown in lealth, reason for selling, Reasonablo rent. Immediate possession. Enclose stamp, “Business,” care of Herald, Help- fen Wanted Business and Office Equlpmenl. 57 BRICKLAYERS wanted at New Storling | C bhall of Medicine. $1.12% per hour. 3 months' work. 333 Cedar St. New Haven, Conn. DRIVER for milk teaws wanted. Experi- enced man, Must give references and fur- nish bond, Address P. O. Box 289, city. KITCHEN man wanted. Apply Jack's Lunch, 100 Chestnut_street, MASON to work on Wlilson street, New Britain. Apply Michael Basek, 123 Broad __street, Plainville. £ SALESMAN to sell life, accident and health insurance wanted. Salary and commis- sions. Metropolitan Life Ins, Co,, Room 205, New Britain Natiénal Bank bufld- jng. Phone 661. e ROUGE BUFFERS on plated flatware, Ex- perienced men only. Apply or address Employment Office, Factory “J." Interna< tional Silver Co., Waterbury, Conn, CASH REGISTER— Brand new, 5 clerk elec- tric Natlonal cash register. J. Bushel, 186 Kelsey St. Phone 2588, i DAYTON COMPUTING scale and National cash register. A-1 condition. Truscio, 192 Washington 8t. Tel. 564-2. Teed and_Fuel. " G, and A HARD WOOD—Cut in 13, 18 lengths, $15 per cord. Inquire Hawker, 62 Elm 8t, Phone 2456, HARD WOOD—Oak, hickory and _maple, cut in stove and fireplace lengths, $15 a cord. Delivered anywhere in tho city, K 1. Battey, 700 West Main St. Tel. THREE CARPENTERS for steady job; in- side shop work; non-union; no labor trouble; clght hour day; time and one- half overtime; wages open, all year round job. Employment Manager, Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co., Norwalk, Conn. MAKE your cow give more milk, Feed her the 24 per cent protein ration, Purina Cow Chow, which makes a full pail. N. B Bird & Feed Co, 105 Arch St. Footwear and Clot;fi;;;. 6l . & L, operators In local factory. Address Box 47JG llelp—-“ ‘omen Wnn(cd. COOK _for_sanitarium, -Apply Board Health, Room 214, tlly Hall, ci 42 of ESTABLISH your credit a: the Clothing_Store next door to the Hersld Office. Koep well dressed, FUR COATS on weekly payments, Clothing' Store, 65 Church St., Herald Office, Boston next . to DRESSMAKER, experiehced, for afternoons in local store. Apply by letter to Box 493G, GIRL for general housework for small fam- ily in_Belyidere, to sicep home. Call 2094, GIRL for dining room and kitchon, Phone 113, Maplehurst, Plainville, % GIRL or woman to take care of two chil- dren, wanted. *Apply 94 Lafayette, 12:30 noon or 6:30 evenings. GIRL wanted for general housework. One who can cook. Apply mornings at 61 Russell_stroet. ladies for house to| house canvas. Experience not necessary. Reply to_Box 30JG, Herald STENOGRAPHER of § or 6 yours' oxperi- ence. Good salary to right party. With- in one fare of N. B. Address in own hand- . Fal 1726 or 539-14. Established 25 y:n. writing Box 22WH, ll!nld Office. SHEEPSKIN (‘OATS——LIrltll stock in the city, For boys, $6.95; for men, $8.95. Com- pare our prices. ArmY & Navy Btore, 56 hurch 8t. Boston | BOUDOIR LAMPS—Hand painted shades in many designs, only $8.00. Anderson Elec- tric Co,, 259 Main St., up 1 fight. Tel. 619, DTAMONDS with sparkle and animation are found at B. Georges, A Trustworthy Jewe- ler, 166 Main St. Room 10. Walk one flight up. It will pay you well, WATCH CHAINS and knives of high gold filled and 14k. gold, $5.00 anl up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main 8t. and 10 _R. R. Arcade. WOOL HOSE with sewed clocks, 6sc the pair. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. WOOL MUFFLERS—Big assortment, in all the wanted shades, $1.25 to $1.76. Army & Navy Btore, 66 Church street. Gifts For the Kkltlla 85-C in plain or chased pat- | club or automoblle, Moderate prices, Phone us your order. Muin St. Phone 2181, WHAT menta, : WENT BND—Tonement of § roama, Best a cation fn city a8 up to date. Ing, 10 Welch Flower Shop, 89 W, |& == ern improve: Cedar mtl. Phone 1859, Vi Bradley Bt., or 'Illll llll. Sucfi wi', 179 AND 1831 o ft, each, Bultable for amhlm shop, meat mariket or lnurL rent sepaiately or together. able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch Phone 811, GHURCH BT, Adkins Printin, WEST MAIN 8T, 4. And garag ADDI! m Wolt Main Phono_1960, PLAINVILLE real estat bolllhl and Cunningbam & Skinner, Nerl block, __Vville. Phone 41- REAL ESTATE—Anything woll see Cohn -Mut it n u Main &, largest individual real estate owmer the city. REAL ESTATE—1f iU'a Real Eatave. Oali Gorbach, Booth's block hoce 1386, 4 " Auctioneers, » TN, 2170, o E. eriten: Goon _Phone 1843, " Bullding Lots For 8a l‘lfl. a FREE—Artistic Xmas cards given away with every purchase regardless of the amount, at B, Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main Bt. Room 10, Musical Instruments. 66 COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA in A-1 condition and records, only $30 for the entire outfit, hn A. Andrews & Co. FONOLAS—Brand new and for only $15, List price $30. 8ee these ma- chines now. Widener's, 138 Maln 8t. MANDOLIN and caso in fine condition for $15. A professional Instrument, worth $30. Phone 2381-4, § PIANO—Newby & Evans, mahogany up- , excellent condition, $125 to a haser. Address Box 45JG. BUILDING L.OT on Linden stroet with gare age, Inquire at Btar Roal Estate and Insurance Co., 163 Main 8t. BUTLDING LOTS on casy payments ja all parts of the city at prices much lower than will bo asked next year. The W, la Hatch Co,, City Hall bullding. MAPLE HILL—We have ablo lots In Maple Hill to ol™ able prices. The ldall Auburbez Parker & D. in, hone 3“.6 : Main, Farms For Sale. [ FARM—38 acres, all tillable, one horse, cow, 300 thckoql,‘wlthu 1 minutes of trolley and town. Prics reagon. able, Cunningham & Bkinner. 41-4, Plainville. ry d IGM NOS—Behr Bros. pianos, just received, shipment. Price and terms lowest. One cond-hand piano. L. E. Andrews, 401 rch t. 2 AND 4 acres of cornstalks, W, tn- ton. Phone §66-3. Houses For Sale, cabinet Easy ALKING' MACHINE—Mahogany, style and records. Must be sold. torms. Mr. Andrews, 401 Arch St WIDENER'S has some good values In used phonographs. See theso before you pur- chase. 138 Main 8 ) SQUARE GRAND-—Decker Brothers, _ele- gant condition, §50 if taken at once. Ad- dress Square, Box 47JG. RATHER than storc my smail apartment Chickering Grand will sell at a sacrifice. No reasonable (or part) cash offer re- fused. Leaving tho city at once, Address __R. C. F, Herald. BERLIN—8 room house, barn,. 60 acfes ¢ land; wagon shods, lce-housc, $ cows and hores. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Maia 8t., city, Teles, 668-4 and CARLTON 8T.—6 room muu, provemznts, large lot, price 35, amount of cash required. Watson & J 294 Main 8t. Tol. 2450. ' CARLETON 8T, BELVIDERE—S room bungalow, hardwood floors, drapigbe; bag water heat with oxtra lot and” garage. Only $1800 cash required to o'n this desirable_home. Home Banking & Realty, Co., 86 West Main St. Phone, 738, o ‘Watches, Dhmundx Jewelry 87 DEPOSITS now belng mado on Christmas gifts at Iimberg and Horn's. Jewelry, watches and diamonds. 10- Kajlroad Ar- cade and 392 Main St. SWAVING BETS of genuine French Ivory. Wandertul display at $5.50 to $10. I. Res- nick, Manufacturing Jeweler, 340 Main St. FOR watches, rings, pearls, silverware or anything In the line of gifts that last, walk one fight up to B, Goorges, 168 Main. Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug store. It will_pay you well. Wln(cd—-Articles To Buy. 68 FURNITURE 1n_good _ condition wanted. Good prices paid, all household articles. Call .me_before you sell. Phone 515-13. Oall me: belore Jou A e FURNITURE—WIll pay falr prices for sec- ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D. M. Benjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320. FURNITURE—We will it_at falr prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK—If you want the highest prices paid 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 fair deal. Call.615-13. 151 Oak street. i i JUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags, 1,000 $2.25. ATR RIFLES—'The Upton,” shot, every boy's delight, only City Hardware Co., 49 E. Main St DIARIES—Yearly and Line-a-Day” diaries, covering a poriod of five years. An ex- cellent, wuseful and ornamental gift; leather covers with gold stampings. Ad- kins, 62 Church St. IVORY SETS of genuine French ivory. Sets of 3 to 21 pieces from $8 to $60. Thel Wedding Ring Shoppe, 149 Main street. “Gifis THat Last.” PEARILS—La Tusca and Dyltah. Guarantced color and, ware. From $7,60 up, Himberg & Horn, 392 Main St. or 10 R. R, Arcade, PEARLS—La Tausca and Ariste, French pearls. Guaranteed Indestructible, $5.50 to $60. T. Resnick, 340 Main St. Opp. Coms mercial St, PEARLS—S8he'll, appreciate this gift. La Tausca, Deltah and Richelieu pearls from $5 to $50 Tho Wedding Ring Shoppe, 149 Main St. “Gifts That Last.” PHOTOGRAPHS8—A personal photograph will always be welcome as a Christmas gift. Photos taken mow will be finished Christmas. _Arcade Studio. RINGS—Genuine Aquamarines, full of e and lustre, in artistically designed mount- ings, $15 to $35. Every girl loves an ace quamarine. Free Xmas cards with every purchase. B. Goorges, Jeweler. Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. RINGS—"Aquamarine,” for the ladles. Pretty stones, elaborate settings, $16 up! to $35. The Wedding Ring Shoppe, 149 Main St. “Gifts That Last.”” WRIST WATCHES in plain or fancy de- signe, white or natural gold, $12 and up. Himberg & Hoen, 392, Main 8t. or 10 Railroad Arcade, ¥ THH WRITE GIFT—A box of stationery. ‘We have in stock Crane's, Autocrat and Highland Linen, Old Hampshire and Hammermill Bond; also many novelties in great variety of boxes and colors, Ad- kins, 66 Church St FLEXIBLE BRACELKTS in sterling silver, set with beautiful semi precious stones of wonderful tint and design. An ldeal gifty only $4.00. B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main. Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug_Co. SLIPPERS—Mocoasins, etc. in felt, leath- er. Buckskins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 69¢ to $2.80. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church Bt. SHOBS for dress, work and play of proven durability, as low as $2.48, Nothing high- er than $4. l. Army & Navy Btore, 66 Church stree! FOR MOTHER—Instead of a small gt from cach, a chest of silver or tea arxn;d coffes set from the family, §10 to $30. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main. Roo SHOES for the working m of Endlicott- Johnson make, which means the best of materials, long service and an {ron guarantee. All sizes. Prices from $3.50 to $6.50. Joe Mort: 86 Church stree a | BAGE, Gifts I'or Him, 65-B Wult cases and trunks, Bvery ono of a quality to be appreciated at prices from $1.76 up. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY & BATH ROBES Heavy wool 6ox, 2ic per Dali; § pairs, $1.00. Wool, 2-plece’\underwear for men, 93c per garment., Unlon suits, wool mixed, worth $2.50, for $1.45 the sult, and other bargains which space does not permit us to mention. ~Army & Navy slolu, 6 Church 8t, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BATH ROBES of good quality and in vari- ous patterns, at $4.85. Army & Navy store, 66 Church St BICYOLES—The “Indlan” make. For the young men and boys. A Very useful gift and one thap lasts, $30 to §40. Charles B, Hadfield, 21 Myrtle St. BOOKS, gafjes, mechanical toys, (electric d wind-up), blocks, domestic and: imported mama dolls, plctures, flc- tion and linen books. Arch St Novelty Shop, 359 Arch St. trains, all kinds of furniture, We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oak street. Tele- phone 1681, PTANOS—Reconditioned and sold on com- mission. Customers waiting for them. C. A._Humphrey, Phone 2647, 2 PERSTAN rugs, 2 Cashian, 7'6"x4's" and 7'2"x4’5". Low price. Inquire John Abel, 42 Silver 8t. after 6 o'clock. “REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GOLF—Bukke golf bags, Crawford, Mc- Gregor golf clubs, Krowflite and Silver King golf balls. Monier Bros, 38-42 Main St. “The Sporting Goods Store.” Apartments and Tenements. 69 CHERRY ST., 19— room tonement, all im- provements, first floor. Call 1636-13. RADIO SETE—This gives endioss ment to the whole family. We have sev- eral standard makes. Widenerls, 138 Main enjo; CONNBRTON ST., 46--3 rooms on ground floor: with improvements. Rent reasonable, Apply op premises. SKATES and shoes; slods, skis and tobog- gans, The botter kind “Fairy" veloclpedes. Monier Bros, “The Sporting Goods Store,” 38-42 Main St. BAST . §T., 5613, facing Chestnut. 5 room tenement, all improvements. Rent §23. In- quire B, Marholin, 31 Dwight St, Tele- phone 1635-14. SLEDS—The strongly built, steer easy “Co- lumbia,” for boys and girls, $2.50 ug. Charles E. Hadfield, 21 Myrtlo St. VhLO('leD!H—The “Roll Fast.” Solid rubber tires and saddle of genuine leather and large springs. Just the gift for that amall son, $11.00 to $13.00. Charles B, Hadfield, 21 Myrtle St. Gifts For the Household. 65-D ATUMINUM WEAR-—Koltles, double roast- ors and percolators. Guarantced. A real household gift. City Hardware Co. 49 East Main_St. FRANKLIN SQ., 66—b room apartment, all modern_improvements. Phone 2594 GLEN ST, 137--4 room tenement. Apply 163 North St., or Phone 1333-3, bétween 6:15 p. m. and 7 p. m GREENWOOD ST, 149—3 room tenement, with electric light. Phone 2723-2. fTAWLEY ST, 28.—Just off Hamliton, tenc- ment to ront, with or without garage. Phone 728.. Home Banking & Realty Co. TARRISON ST.— or 6 room apartment, all ‘modern _conveniences. Very desirable lo- cation. Phone 189 BLANKBTSBpecial at $3.60 and $3 Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. BOUDOIR caps, bureau scarfs, towels, hand- kerchiefs, pillow cases, aprons, etc. Arch St. Novelty Shop, 359 Arch 8t. OARVING SETS of “Tru-Steel” 3 piece, with stag handles. Only $2.95. A gift the housewife will appreciate, City Hardware Co., 49 E. M 2t BLBECTRICAL ¥ for the holidays. Special discount on your old ones and don't forget base plug for that floor Jamp. Drop a card to A, Tyler, Newington a HUNGERFORD CT,, 83—b room apartiment with all conveniences, Very desirable. W. L. Hatch, City Hall, HURLBURT ST, 22—Tenement of four rooms, all improvements, Inquire F. Le- vine, 22 Huriburt St. FTATN BT.—Very desirable 5 room tenemont, all improvements, steam heat, $45 a month. Apply to W. L. Hatch Co, City Hall. MAIN 8T, 81— Four room _apartment, steam heat and_janitor service. Soe Cohn about it at 16 Main 8t BLECTRIC TRONS—The “Hot Point," with thumb rest. Guaranteed absolutely. Only $6.75. Anderson Electric Co., 259 Main St. Up 1 flight. Phone 519. PHONOGRAPHS—Columbias In_all _model A small payment down places the m chine in-the home immediately. An ideal gift. Widener's, 138 Main St. PIOTURES—A framed pictufe makes -an ideal present. Bring in yours for Christ- mas framing now. Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main street. MAPLE 8T, 1a—5 rooms with all moder- ate improvements. Bee Cohn about it li Main_St. Phone 1630. CHAPMAN ST—8Ix room houso, 1arg price $4500, small amount of cash quired. W n & Jones, % Phone 245/ BAST S8T.— t room house in good shape with one or two lots. Price right on ace count of being old style. H. N. Lockwood, Real Estato & Ins, City Hall. EAST ST.—3 family house, Afteen Tooma everythitg ern, price right, small amount of SWSh required. Watson mud Jones, 294 n_8t. Phone 2450, EMMONS PLACE—2 family house 14 Mnll. everything modern and right In th ou. ter of the cityy This is a fine pi keep roomers. z'rice $11,600, Watson ... Jones, 204 Main St. Phone 2460, HAWLEY ST. near Hamilton. 2 !ll\fl' house, 13 rooms, Especially arranged for large family of adults. Space for thres automobiles. Good 'lncome property, Home Banking & Realty Co., 36 West Maln _Bt. _Phone 728. LINDEN ST.—2 family house, 10 rooms, car garage. Brings In 10% on 37,200, Will® sell for $6,600, with small payment. Wats son & Joues, 204 Main St. Tel. 2450, MAGNOLIA ST.—New two (amily house, Price $5600, cash $1600, Andrews Land#® Co., 1657 Stanley 8t. Phome $61-4, MOUNTAIN VIEW—2 family house with all improvements, on trolley line. Garage for two cars, Cash required, $2,000, Cun- ningham & Skinner, Neri Block; Phone' 41-4, Plainville. NuWINGTON—8 room cottage, all modern improvements, price $5,600, smal) -amount of cash required. Watson & Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2460, L CERLERRERIIE e ¥ L EO NORTH ST.—Brick block, 7 tenements snd MARKET ST., 24—6 room tonement, all Im- provements, on second floor, Hot water heat, Inquire on premises. NORTH STRERT—4 & 6 room apartmonts, all modern improvements, For particu- lars 15 St Tel. 1630 PLBAS 145—6 _room tenement, all improvements. Rent, $26 a month. Apply on_premises. @ store with a large lot. This place st be sold. Would sell business with ~the property. Price is right and small ameunt of cash reyuired. Watson & Jones, l“ Main St. Phono 3460 OAK BT.—3 family house (hat can 'be bought at a bargain. The price is $6,000 and a small cash payment required, Wats son & Jones, 294 Main 8t Tel, 2480, - PLAINVILLE—Six room house, all i; provements, conzuuy lnut«. nnu Tele sonable, terms. & Skigner, Neri_block. Tel e 4 Plunvllla. PLAINVILLE—2 family, 10 room within 2 minutes' 'waik of center. All im- provements. Lot 97x360 ft. Price able. Cunniugham & Skinner, Neri Tel. 41-4, Plainville, RHODES ST, 39—House of & rooms, with barn; modern, big yard, fruit trees. Ap= _ply 313 Church- 8t. WHST MAIN ST.—3 family house, prac- tcally new, 3 m;“::e;'oo Price only $11,- 500, Cash required, & Realty Co n_. t __fi HOUBE, (15" "rool northwestern part "ot clty. 3 mnny house on Cherry St. with largo 'lot. Joha J. jordis, 63 K. Main St. T family, 10 room house In Belvidere, with about one acre of land and large gars age. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main 8t. Tel. 1/30, Suburban For Sale. 8 BERLIN CENTER, on state road, 1% acres of land, 6 room housc and good barh. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Maln St Phono 873-4 or Berlin 668-4. “"New Brit- argest Farm Bureau. PLAINVILLE—32 family house, 14 mn. contrally located, all lmprovements, s attractive bome and an attractive pi Russell blk., Plainvi Keal Escaie—Wanted, REASONABLY priced single or two family housé in PI.M"—HM& WANT to hear from owner having farm sale. Give particulars and lowest price. Sohn J: Black, Chippewa Falls, Wisconaih. ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTKLS Rooms For Rent. » RIWCORDS—An assortment of the latost records make an excellent gift. Widen: or's, 138 Main 8 st BILILFOLDS AND WALLETS of genuine leather, a large assortment to choose from at $1.00 and higher, Brief-Cases of 1"Akm=— ‘of poems, short nnyhm- land tinted and engraved. heautiful designs, Be sure and genuine heavy leather, $4.50 up. Adkins, §6 Church St. | Why,Waste The Stick WEY, VYou'! uAT BELONGS' MERE INTWIS UOLE So DEOPLE WONT RUN INTO 1T AND WAE BAD GEE-1 DONT SEE ANY USE HAIN' IT UERE vigit our Christmas store, at 62 Church 8t., Adkins Printing Co. XRCH ST, 606—Pleasant fumished room. All conveniences. Phone 66- RICHARDS 8T., z()v'rnnem? Tx(’s all modern improvements, Call Real Estate, 343 STANLEY ST, 1 _all- improvements Ten minutes r:‘lmng Classified section is time well spent. 6 room tenement with .__Phone_288. the Herald BY BLOSSER ANO-TTS BEEN “TMERE FOR A MONTH AN' TUERE WUZINT ANY ACCIDENTS' So T AENT AS \ueu, TA\(E e AWAY ARCH ST., §25—Corner of Afch Bt abd Monroe, furnished rooms to reut, Teles phone ¥ | 0i—Furnished room fof BAST MAIN 81 gentleman, Steam beat, Central, - Teles phione 1935, d~ steam heated MATN ST., 40—Furnished ont room, sultable for ono or two gens tle PRO vate famil. cold water, home privileges §0. BURNITT ST, ., b3—Larg fui front room, suitable for nnllnm-u. Tele- phone 829, SOUTH MAIN ST.—Nicely Turnished room on South Main St, private residence, Box 414G, KOOM and bo for young man. West Home | |7r|\l|!.1u Box 144G, e ~Wiiere To Dine. _ Tul. 271-18. —— e BELOIN'S LUNCH, &0 Uhureh & Herald. Llly newest JACK'S reguins dinner wi 36, Mome buking. J. C fast, 16¢; supper, 30c. omn.nm D—By refined Am children, two or three fu _light_housSekeeping, Address Box THREE OR four housckeeping. J. D.