New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 15

VULOANTZING and tire T Export advice on tire tributors DAYTON The Ball Tire Co, BUSINESS SERVICE “Tiarbors, Hairdressers, Masserso 18 HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, we have two hobby-horse chairs. to amuse kiddies while having their_hair trimmed, - Hours, 5 . m. to 8 n. m. 33 Church, Opp. Boloin, AGNETI asant th body and face, -kllllul Vaporio treatment for Rheurca- m. Neuralgla Magnetic vibration -.r spinal vertebrae for tiredness a plesaness; tments by visit or A( her home, Mrs, Sadle Reeve, 106 Maln Bt. Phone 2887, Al condition “THOROBRED' 210 1 d after é'mx BY BI"P'A E'No"-n‘n Toneral mason and plaster work, Work guaranteed, J. rk_8t. Phone 1744-23, . Glft Suggestions—For Hlm—For Her—For the Chlldren—-For the “Household—Cards and Decorations—Headings 65-A-B-C and D, Jewelry, Lamps, Stationery, Bags, Wear- ing Apparel, Wallets, Office Equipment, Auto Accessories, Air Rifles, Skates, Sleds, Radio Sets Books and Toys. Shop the Want Ad Way. EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS SERVICE 27 Painting, Paper Hanging., 81 HOUBE PATNTING and [oterior decorating. s cheerfully n, A Schacht, t Pnone 17 3 MAX TRESKY - Painting, paper-nanging decorating and kalsomining at lowest prices. 39 Harvard Bt. Phane 13224, e D Plumbing, Heating, Mctal Work 28 PLUMBING, tnning and oral jobbing. Louls Nalr, 60 Lafayette Bt, Phone 2754, . Realdence, 2618-13. your plumbing, roof, of rain pipes any time of day night, Pressing and Tafloring. 20 ork, bricklaying and pia Pplasterin, Charles Beh, 691 West Main St. Tel- ephone 1185-2, TAKE orders for ice-boxes, showcases, win- dows for new houses; all kinds of wood- ?M’klnn. M. Tomko, 39 Lafayette St nualnen 6s Service Rendered. 20|'s AWNINGS taken down and stored for tha winter, Canopl furnished for weddings and receptions, Canvas speclalties and containers of all hinds. Eddy Awning & Decorating Cn, City Hlll Place, CABINET MAKINU—AIll kinds. G, H. Day, rear 163 Arch Street. Phone 2633, BLGNS of distinction give character to,your business or profession. For the city's best service In commercial sign painting sea The New Britain Sign Co, 34 Church St. Telephone 894, PHOLSTERING—Furniture of all Kinda, Work guaranteed. J. W. Walsh, 207 Elm St. Phone 2649, UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch 8t. A. J. Grafe, Mgr, MIRRORS RESILVERED and chairs caned, Workmanshlp guaranteed. Edward Gor- failn, 168 Arch St. Phone 869-2. fiCTURE FRAMING—Bring in that plc " ture you want framed now. A framed pic- ture makes an ideal present. Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main 8t. WINDOWS CLEANED in private houses, offices, and stores. General housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work is our specfalty. Our rates arn the lowest in town, New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co., 88 West Main St. Phone_888. ‘WE repalr rubber boots, arctics and rub- ber shoes and all kinds of rubber, 73 Church Bt. Dressmaking ana Mlulm:ry ¥ (,ommele ne of linens and movelties, Violet Millinery, 365 Arch_street. 22 E[OTHEB Called for and ver: t Bervice, London lll‘l- 1 , Elm, corner Main 8t BUITE_AND ovn%ooul with style, plus quality and fit at J. Wuck's, the well- known tallor at 69 Arch Bt., opposite the South churen, KINNEY SHOE STORE— REQUIRES THE BERVICES OF TWO BALESLADIES ¥OR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, CHANCH FOR PERMANENT PQSITION TO RIGHT PARTY, COMPETENT ‘mald for gen gonoral Must be able to cook. Tel, 1848 or Elll lt 41 Lexington Bt. BUITE of unusual quality, fmported & domestlc woolens, lor lu mer and fal wear, tallored. to rer's satisface tien, B, Nelson, ll Wlll Main Street, Telsphone 601, ~ Help—Mcn Or Women., 43 REAL SILK HOSIERY milla wants 4 more ,l;;g:l‘ grade representatives, Write Box " Printing, Jobbing, Stationery. 30 Situations Wanted—Men, 44 KULPER PRINTING _CO.—High _grade printing of every description In Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable 325 Main St, Cor. Commercial fight_up. Phone 777, QUAL!T’ PRINT SHOP, 338 Main 8¢, Di- rectly oppositsy Commercial 8t, upstairs, Tel, §69-6. Letterheads, envelopes, state- ments, cards and circular letters prlnud to your tisfaction at 4 8t the city, EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER wishes PER position in local concern, Can give refer- _ences. Box 113G, Situationd Wanted—Women. GLERTOAL position wanted, __furnished If_required. B WASHING “or ironing by the day, wanted, by ‘experienced woman. Apply 323 Elm St. _Mrs. Weber, 45 References XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Gifts For Him. 05-B “Gifts Vor the Household, and boys, Bhoes, hide shoes for less money, Church 8t.Joe Mortellitl, 2 | Good Things To Elt. 62 conmm Trom corned fed heavy pecial for il woak, 180 per Ib. Quality Market, 10 Myrtlo Household Articles. 03 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—BIg variety at ri duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, Arch Bt A, J. Grafe, FBLEGTRIC vacuum ere day, Cleansrs for sal Agdrews. Phone 1 LAWBON GAS heators, just the thing (o kill the chill thess frolty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A. A, Mills, 80 West Main G hene 3%, MATTREBSES—Oarload just _ received, White cotton rolled edged only 39, Blik Floss only $18. B. Berson, 603 Main 8t. OIL Theaters, $5.60 and $6.50, Zehre East Main St, Phono 11815, PARLOR BUITE, 3 plece, overstuffed, bluo velour, $95,50; nlse 3 plece genuine loath- $80. Edw, Gorfain, 168 Arch street. to wear, better All guaranteed, 86 oll heuters. Also used ef- fectively in heating utensils, Replacement heater wicks only 35c each, A, A, Mills, 80 W. Main St. Phone 381, REED FURNITURE—3 piece set, $46,00. Edw. Gorfaln, 188 Arch St. STOVE PIPE of tne best grade in 1.4, 1-2 and full lengths, are the low- est in the cit, City 49 lnt Main Bl. Phoene "W WRITING PAPER—Monogram or |nitial die stamped In gold (40c a guire), or any color at 25¢ per quire. Select your writ- ing paper from our completq stock. All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland linen, Autocrat linen, old Hampshire and Hammermill bond. Ad- kins, 66 Church street. YOUR MONOGRAM emmossed with a choice of 8 different colors and 25 different de- signs at an additional charge of only 75¢c to the cost of the paper. Ohrnstedt's, 72 West Main_St. Professional Services. 31 SURGICAL supporta, made to your measure, also elastic supports and stockings. Mrs, Mack D. Hall, R. N. Registered corse- tiere, 48 Main 8t. Phone 37-3, YOUR old discarded jewelry made into and beautiful rings, bar pins. Brin your old gold in exchango for any article of jowelry, rings, pearls, B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main St. Room 10, » FINANCIAL l'luslneg‘»oppofimlmes 46 MEAT MARKET and grocery store for sale, on Main St, Meriden, Modern and up to date. Write, phone or apply at Boston Market, 51 West Maln St., Meriden, SMALL GROCERY STORE at 462 East St. Price reasonable, as owner Is in hospital. Call on premises. Tel. 798-4 for infor- mation, FINE change for LIVE wire, Business es- tablished 16 years. Statlonery greeting cards, photo supplics, etc. Amateur finish- ing plant, Meriden. General breakdown in health, reason for selling. Reasonable rent. Immediate possession. ' Enclose stamp, “Business,” care of Herald, EXCELLENT location now availabig for battery or tire business, on the samo premises with prosperous filling station. Plenty of room; on main highway. Frank- lin 8q. Filling Station, 114 Franklin 8q. Repairing and Piano Tuning. = 32 Investments, Stocks, Bonds. 47 HEMSTITCHING, plain picot edge, zig zag curves and ‘dressmaking. Personal atten- tion. Mile. Blanchette, 131 Main St. Tele- phone 2655, ACTION work a specialty, Special price on tuning, $2.50, until Christmas. C. A. ‘Humphrey‘ Tel. BEDDING — Have your mattresses, box 2647, LESSONS In_dressmaking. sperlnl prices to classes and clubs. Private lessons, Wom- man's Institute Method. Tel, Jane E. Glll, 645-6. YOUR linens and other white goods hem- stitched for Xmas gifts. Matched box and side pleats in striped goods. Ginsburgh's Dress Pleating and Button Shop, 19 Wal- nut St. Telephono !338»1 Dyeing and Cleanlng 23 CLEAN'NG and Gyelng Is our exciusive baa: iness. Garments of all description areperiet, - portieres, curtain, cleancd dyed. Satistaction gusranteed. New Brit« Ain_Dry Cleaning Corp. 96 W. Main 8t Phone 1323-3. ' GLEANING, dyelng ana pressing. Pleating and hematitching, remodeliing experts. Old garments given a mew appearance in & short time and at small expense to ou. New Empire Dry, Cleaning Co. 149 in 8t. Phone 625. CLOTHI®® cailed for and delivered by The London_Valet Service. Ye London 8nop. Phone 626-3. Eim, corner Main St. Insurance—All Kinds. 24 ACCIDENT, automoblie and life. Sarety and fdelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen. Ins., Booth’s block..Room 407. Phone 2131. ACCYDENT, Life- or Kire. Sce P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for insurance service. Agents and. Realtors, 326 Main St. Tel. 2031-. 1. " ACCIDENT AND ALL LIN ANCE. SERVICE AND a!A’l'lSl‘ACTlON. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. TELE- PHONE 138, AUTOMOBILE Service unusual. the rest. DL‘WK[ TINSURANCE a speciaity. Call on the phone, we Riley, 212 Main St. NEW ENGLAND Mutual Xfe insurance Co., 87 Milk St., . Boston, Massachusetts. P. 'Crona, Agent, 173 Main street, New Patent Attorneys. 26 H. G, MANNING. Waterbury, ex-patent ex- aminer, New Britain, Wednesday, 8 p. m, Walk-Over store by _appointment. NEW BNGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth’s Block, Est. 18 by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M, BCHMIDT, 269 MAIN 8T. v_Britalu_and .lmlng, ’l‘rmklng, Storage. 26 ABHES—Lot me scontract to. cart your ashes this winter, Prompt attention guar- anteed. F. T. McMahon, 133 Cherry 8t. Plione 2654-3, BUS PARTIES at any time. Moving and trucking ot all kinds. N. P. Blanchette, 140 Cherry St. Phone 764. Hartford, JOS. ARBOUR & SON—Lacal and long, dis- tance moving and trucking, Daily ex- press service to New York. Call 2733, MOVING—When yoe mre ready to move and want your moving done right, just call John P Farrell & Son, day or night. Bus parties taken care o at short notice. Jobn P. Farrel & Son, 242 North Bt. Tel. 1726 or §39-14. Established 26 y.ars FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING— STORAGE. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE. Load wanted from New York city or cities en route. 167% MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN. TELEPHONES 2002--2090, A. P, MARSH, PROP. springs, cushions, pillows, etc., re-made equal to new and returned same day. We also do relining of baby cartiages ~and couch hammocks. Upholstering. Hard- ware_City Bedding Co. 60 %remont St. Tel. 2314-4, KNIVES, shears, skates and all cdge tools sharpened. Also oxy welding and all kinds of machine work. Fritz & Berndt, 31 Greenwood §t. Phono 153-12. ATEVER needs sharpening, knives, scissors, skates, edge tools, R. H. Wilcox, 204 Hart St., can do It. Phone 1083-5. EDUCATIONAL IT will pay you beyond the power of your present realization to investigate . our small real estate first mortgages, which pay 7 per cent in advance, The Bod- well Realty company. Mlx‘hlnery, Elec,, md Tools, 64 NOVO GABOLENE ENGINES, saws _and full line of farm equipment. Fred Peck, Kensington, T Merchandise at The Stores. 65 OIL CLOTH, 150 rolws, best quality, many ‘patterns, 65c and 65c per yd.; formerly 85c. B. Berson, 503 Main 8t. ovmncm\'x‘s for man, youth, boy and child, 0 and up. Pay weekly. Boston Cloth- |ll' Store, 63 Church St. PAINTS AND WALLTAPERE—We carty a tull line for exterfor and interior work. Complete Ithe glass and hardware. Lebr- er's, 176 East Main Bt. Phone 1i815. PREMIER RANGES, just received, a car- load of these excellent stoves, cooking and baking. Guaranteed for 25 years; $100 stoves reduced to $85; $85 stoves to $73, and §75 stoves to $65. B. Borson, §03 Mala SKATES—Union Club skates for everybod Sleds, wagons and Eveready batterles. Paints and hardware. Ericson and John- son, 34 Dwight St. TOYS, DOLLS and gift noveitics at the doil hospital. Doll wigs and heads. Arch Bt. Novelty Shop. 359 Arch street, Money Loaned. 48 CHRISTMAS MONBY—Winter and the hol- idays mean that there is fuel to buy, the children need warm clothing, family and friends should be remembered with gifts. Meet these needs the Beneficlal Way by consolidating all of your small obliga- tions in one loan which you may pay off in' from five to fifteen installments, in amounts that will not embarrass you or cause you any hardship. Loans from $25 to $300, on home furniture, at legal rates. Beneficial Loan Society, Room 104-5, 87 W. Main St. Phone 1-9-4-3, Instrumental and Vocal: 36 BANJO, doiii_and, ukulele instruction. Call for appointment, . Benson Barker, /269 Main St. In New Britain _Tues, Thurs, Fri. and 8at. Tel. 2893. EMPLOYMENT Help—Men YWanted. FOREMAN BRASS PLATER; ONE _COM- PETENT TO TAKE CHARGE OF A ROOM IN WHICH THERE ARE A NUM- BER OF BRIGHT BRASS SOLUTIONS, BOTH STILL TANK ANDy BARREL; ALSO_SOME NICKEL. ADVME, BTAT- ING EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EX- PECTHD. ADDRESS BRISTOL, BOX 40WH, HERALD, KITCHEN man wanted. Apply Jack's Lu.ch. 100 Chestnut street. ROUGE BUFFERS on plated flatware, Bx- perienced men only. Apply or address Employment Office, Factory “J." Interna- tional Silver Co., Waterbury, Conn. = | FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money to loan, Inquire at the W. L. Hatch Co., City Hall Bidg, 20 West Main St. Phon "LIVE STOCK Eggs, Poultry, Supplies. 52 TROUBERS—A very large assortment of men's dress and work trousers at prices ranging from $1.95 to $4.95. Army and Navy Store, 56 Church St. GLOVES—A very | GOL o frvy Tmperial’ broadcloth, cord and madras, As 5. Army & Navy Store, PHONOGRAPHE—Columbias In all_model A small payment down places the m chine in the home fmmediately. An ideal glft. Widener's, 138 Main 8t. d mittens, Rackliffe Park and Bigolow Bts, 0 Assortment of wool, and driving gloves, at Army & Navy Btore, 66 DRIVING to th leather, wool-lined, blg saving: Church 8t, PIOTURBA—A framed picture makea an nt, Bring In yours for Christ- Ohrnstedt’ 72 West Tatest Widen+ RE('DRDB—AX’I amsoriment of the | records make an excellent gift, d Main 8 Bukke golf bags, Crawford, Mec- Gregor golf clubs, Krowfiite ind 8llver King golf balls. Monler, Bros, 42 Main 8t “Th »_Bporting Goods Btor am and Tilinois open faces, 20 year s, at $17 and higher. The Wedding lllnl 8hop, 149 Main 8t. “Gifts That Last,” HAMILTON, Bigin and Waltham watches. Lowest prices in the city, I, Resnick, 340 Malin _8t. Opp. Commercial, TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS—AN APPFO- | mreem priate gift for any household, in attractive designs and strongly bullt. A large assort- ment here awaits your inspection, Mackay W ‘The Furniture and Drapery TABLE SCARFS—Beautiful assortment in rose, blue and gold. Also In assorted tapestry patterns, $2.60, $3.95 and $4.95. Mackay & Wallin, 43 Main 8t, “The Fur- niture and Drapery Shop." W, 08-1>| Wi all modern Improvemen umu.o.nn.uumn. III-—ADI:II.! all improvements, Phone 283, -4 room Cedar_street. Phone 18 WEST END—Tenement of \t of § rooms, best lo= cation in city and up to date, Ing. 19 Bradley Bt., or Phone 2113, WESTERN BECTION of the city, 8§ room tenement, prico $40. Apply Watson snd Jones, 204 Main 8t. Tel. 2480, ARCH BT., 1719 AND 183—2 store ‘m ft. each, Bultable for clothing, um./ shop, meat market or srooorv cu. wil rent sepajately or togeth: Rent i able. M. Irving Jester, 189 Arch IM _ Phone 811, CHURCH BT., 62—8tore to r Adkins Printing Co., 68 Church 8t. ROCKWELL AND GLEN BTS.—Store foF rent, NI STANDB—A profusion of varietiea 1o select from. Wo recommend a Sengsbrusch vice. Adkins, 66 Church St. lfl'l"R—"l!oyr‘e“ the best, in va $5, $7.60 and $10. A popular Park & Bigelow Bts. NECKTIES in_all tho styles and colors at 50c to $1.26, Army & Navy Store, b6 Churnll Bt, RADIATOR hood covers. A practical gift and one that will be uppreciated. From $3.60 to $7.50. Rackliffe Bros, Park and Blgelow Sts, RAINCOATS—A very useful gift, rubber, cashmere, cantonette, et $12.50. Army & Navy Sto: SCARF PINS—Pretty settings, with or with- out diamonds, $2.50 to $150. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main. ifts That Last.” SBARCHLIGHTS— Everead tery, regular $1.75 valu Xmas, 93¢, A gift for tky motorist. Hardware Co., 49 E. Main, SHAVING 8BTS In Ivory and silver piated, Mirror, brush and cup, From $8.00 up. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main 8t. “Gifts That Last.” BHAVING SET—Nothing will make him as happy to receive a beautiful French Ivory shaving set with his initicls engraved on it for $6.50 only. B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Maln. Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug. Black for City (‘Ar(h—l)flmrnuonn—-nhm(-r 65-E GARDB—Foidors with envelopes, assorted, poems, short sayings, baautitul deslgns, I| nd tinted and engraved, Be sure and ore, at. 62 Church cums‘nns CA We carry & big varie- ty of them. The latest and most artistic designs. Arcade Studio. WEBT MAIN BT, 425—Bteam heatod store and ga Apply 419 West Main Bt _Phone 1960, om_furnished house. Ape 294 Main streets WEST END—8 ply Watson & Jones, CHRISTMAS CARDS, INDIVIDUAL—Nicely docorated and superbly (llustrated cards that are real gifts in themselves. Stock now complete awaiting your inspection. To Insure engraving in suitable style, orders must be in by Dec, 16, at the latest, Ad- kins, 66 Church ‘We are anxious to help you before it's too late. CHRISTMAS TREE decorations and holi- day ornaments at the Arch Bt. Novelty S8hop, 369 Arch Bt. CHRISTMAS CARDS-—Come In and see the finest_display of Christmas cards in tha city, Every 11th Christmas greeting card customer gets thelr entire purchase froe of charge. Ohrnstedt's, 72 W. Main 8t. GHRISTMAS ~GREETING _ CARDS—Large assortment at popular prices. Greetings applicable to all your friends. Dickinson Drug company. TISSUE PAPER, cord, twine, seals and rib- bons for making dainty packages of your Christmas gifts. Adkins, 66 Church St. STOP LIGHTS—Easily adjusted, fully antoed. A gift the motorist will appre- clate! Only $1.95. Rackliffe Bros, Park and Bigelow Sts. WREATHS and decorations for the home, club or automobile. Moderate prices. Phone us your order. Welch Ilower Shop, 89 W. Main 8t. Phone 2181. SWEATERS—A wonderful sweater for all uses, in pure wool, at $3.95. Vests of same quality, $2.95. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. FREE—Artist Xmas cards given away with every purchase regardiess of the amount, at B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main 8t. Room 10. TOURIST'S CASES—BRIDGE SETS or writ- ing tablets. A very useful gift at $2.50 and §3.50. Cases are of genuine leather only. Adkins. Make your shopping com- plete at our Christmas store at 64 Church 8t. WATCH CHXINS and knives of high grade gold filled and 14k. gold, $5.00 and up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main 8t. and 10 _R. R. Arcade. WATCHES for gentlemen: Waltham, BIgin, Hamilton and Swiss, $12 up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main or 10 R. R. Arcade. XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS WOOL HOSE with sewed clocks, 65c the pair. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. “Gifts For Her 65-A ADDRESS—Autograph and _guest books. Large and small sizes with leather cov- ers. Complete line of Christmas gifts ut Adkins, 62 Church St. BOUDOIR LAMPS—Hand painted shades in many designs, only $8.00. Anderson Elec- tric Co., 2‘5_9_Maln St., up 1 flight. Tel. 519, BRIDGE SETS—Two packs of cards, pencil and a score pad In a genyne . leather case. This gift will be prifed by tho bridge_enthusiast. Price only $2.50. Ad- kins, Visit our Christmas store, one door ‘west. RED COCKBRBLS, Rhode Island, for breeding; also fresh eggs. Phone 1115-4, OLD * NEWSPAPER MATS— Lining for chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for sale at Herald Office, 57 Churh Bt | _ - ____ LITTLE PUTNAM STOVE keeps drinking water from freezing In coldest weather, $2.00. 8. P. Btrople, 113 Church St. GCEDAR OHESTS—A real gift and highly appreciated by your wife, sweetheart or grown-up daughter. MacKay & Wallln, “The Furniture and Drapery Shop,” 43 Main St DIAMONDS 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 AT Horses, Vehicles. 53 FORSE—Young, with wagon and harness. Apply 313 Church St. HORSE and_carriage for sale. First class condition. House next to school, Kensing- ton. BAY MARB, driving, with harness, buggy and business wagon, suitable for baker or peddier. H. Berry, 218 Rocky Hill Ave. Phone 239-4. MERCHANDISE e e Business and 0floe qullpmem. 57 GASH REGISTER—Brand new, 6 clork elec- tric Nationsl cash register. J, Bush 186 Kelsey St. Phone 2589. iy DAYTON COMPUTING acale and National cash register. A-1, condition. Trusclo, 192 Washington St. Tel. 564-2. FOUNTAIN PENS—Le Beouf, unbreakable, in all- colors, with ribbons to match, $6. Come in and see them. Adkins, 66 Church. PEARLS—La Tausca and Aristo, . French pearls. Guaranteed indestructible, $5.50 to $60. I. Resnick, 340 Maln 8t. Opp. Com- mercial 8t. PEARLS—La Tusca and Deltah. Guaranteed color and ware. From $7.50 up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main 8t. or 10 R. R. Arcade. RINGS—Genulne Aquamarines, full of life and lustre, in artistically designed mount- ings, $15 to $35. Every girl loves an ac- quamarine. Fres Xmas cards with every purchase. B. Georges, Jeweler. Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. FLEXIBLE BRACELETS in steriing silver, set with beautiful semi precious stones of wonderful tint and design. An ideal gift, only $4.00. B. Georges, Joweler, 166 Main. Foom 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug_Co. Feed and Fuel. 59 SALESMEN, two experjenced men, Bal and expenses. Apply 425 West Main St. 4th floor, 7:30-8:: Jfl p. nelp—Men Wanted. 41 J.& L. operators in local factory, Address Box 41JG. YOUNG man to work on Liggett's Drug store, soda fountain. 24" HARD WOOD—Cut in 12, 18 and G, lengths, $15 per cord. Inquire A, Hawker, 62 Elm 8t. Phone 2456. HARDWAF utomobile . or salesmen, Preferably with own car, sell Jones' electric portable drill; appeals instantly to numerous prospects. Drawlng account or commission. Jones Drill Corp., 245 Tth Ave, New York city, Help—\Women Wanted. COOK for_sanitarium. Apply Board Health, Room 214, City Hall, city. 42 of alty | HARD WOOD—Ouk, hickory and maple, cut in stove and fireplace lengths, $16 a cord. Delivered anywhere in the city, R. H. Battey, 700 West Main 8t. Tel. 2378, MAKE your cow give more milk. Feed her the 24 per cent proteln ratidn, Purina Cow Chow, which makes a full pail. N, B. Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch St. Footwear and Clot;nhg. 61 GIRL for general housework for small fam- ily in Belvidere, to sieep home, Call 2094, 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 street. GIRL to do_genoral morning and evening, 31 Phone 811, STENOGRAPHER, experienced at _shorts hand and typewriting. Address P, O. Box 653, New Br!luln. Lonn. WAITRESS wanted, _experienced. Presto Lunch, Bristol, Conn. WOMEN to clean salesroom dally from § to 7 p. m._Call 2807. YOUNG girl for general housework. One willlng to go to Hartford. Mrs. Levy, 48 Prospect St,, city, Apply 8t housework. Harrison Koviy ESTABLISH your credit at the Boston Clothing_Store next door to the Herald Office. Keep well dressed. FUR COATS on weekly payments, Boston Clothing Store, 66 Church St, next to Herald Office. BHEEPSKIN COATS—Largest stock in the city. For boys, $6.96; for men, $8.95. Com- pare our prices. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church St. R e s SHOES for dress, work and.play of proven durabllity, as low as $2.48. Nothing high- or than $4.98. Army & Navy BStore, 66 Church _street. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY & BATH ROBES ox, 21c per pair; § pairs, $1.00. -plece underwear for men, 95c per garment. Unlon suits, wool mixed, worth $2.60, for $1.45 the suit, and other bargains which space does not permit us to mention. Arwy & Navy Store, . 66 Church_St. YOUNG girl or woman for light housework and help care of .2 ‘children. Apply 166 West Main St. Phones53r. FRECKLES AND HIS GEEWNIZL = SLINS” GONNA UAVE ADARTY AN' DIDNT INVITE ME ~ALLRIGT FOR HIM=T'LL 6ET ENEN-TLL FRIENDS GET EVEN- DAWGONE HIM! You can't afford g 4o overlook the possibilities of a Herald classified ad. % Out TUERE'S ALEK- GEE! TLL LET ON T WUZ INVITED \F ME SAS' ANTHING TO ME ~ MONOGRAMS on a box of our writing paper add to the individuality of the gift. Designs and color harmony to suit pur- chaser: Adkins, 66 Church St SLIPPERS—Moccasins, etc., 1n felt, leath- er. Buckskins for ladies or ‘men at prices ranging from 69c to $2.50, Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. WRIST WATCHES in plain or fancy de- signs, white or natural gold, $12 and up. Himberg & How, 392 Main St. or 10 Rallroad Arcade, it FOR MOTHER—Instead of a small gift from each, a chest of silver or tea and coffee set from the family, $10 to $30. B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main. Room 10. A camera makes an ideal for her. We have them from $1.60 to $i6. Arcade Studlo, Kodak headquarters. Gifts For Him 65-B BAGS, suit cases and trunks, Bvery one of a quality to be appreciated at prices from $1.76 up. Army & Store, 66 Church. BATH ROBES of good quality and in vari- ous patterns, at $4.95, Army & Navy store, 56 Church St. CHASE MOTOR ROBES—Best quality. An ideal gift, at Rackliffe Bros, Park and Bigelow_streets. GARBET CASES—In beautiful designs, in gold and sterling silver, $3.50 to $25. I Reffnick, 340 Main St., Opp. Commercial. GUFF LINKS—A patr of.cuft links of 14Kt. white or yellow gold, will fill his heart with joy. Prices are from $2.00 up to $15. B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main, Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. DESK SETS In cretonne, gun metal, leather and ‘brass, Fach artlele is a pretty orna- ment in itself, and one of the most use- ful gifts. Paper cutter, rocker blotter, ink well, pen and pencil tray and large desk blotter, Only $4.50, Some higher, Adkins, 66 Church St. of Luck KIDDIE KARS—For the littie ‘RADI WOOL MUFFLERS—Big assortment, in all the wanted shades, $1.25 to $1.75. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church street. A camera makes an ideal gift for him. W have them from $1.50 to $75. Ar(‘ndn Studlo, Kodak Head 't Gifts For the ATR RIFLES—"The Upton,” every boy's delight, only Hardware Co., 49 E. Main St. BICYCLES—The “Indian” make. For the young men and boys. A very useful gift and one that lasts, $30 to $40. Charles E. Hadfleld, 21 Myrtle 8t. BOOKS, games, mechanical toys, _trains, (electric and wind-up), blocks, -domestic and imported mama dolls, plotures, fic- tion and linen books. Arch St. Novelty Shop, 359 Arch St. DOLL CARRIAGES—A big special pur- chase enables us to quote a very low price on the dependabie Lloyd-Loom car- riage, $5.75. Just the thing for that emall daughter. MacKay & Wallin, “The Furni- ture & Dr!.l’mry Blmn. ' 43 Main St. dies 1,000 $2.25. 65-C shot, City EVERSHARP PBNCIIS—Keenly appreciat- ed by the pupil. Only $1.00 and up. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. “'Gifts That Last."” IVES BLECTRIC or wind-up trains. sizes with any number of cars, Full equipment of tracks, switehes, etc. From $1.75 up, T. H. Cogswell,_4 Chestnut St., Clor. Main St. All boys. Of solid construction and equipped with rub- ber tires. Only $3.76. Mackay & Wallin, “The Furniture and Drapery Bhop,” 43 Mall SETS—This gives endless enjoy- ment to the whole family. We have sev- erbl standard makes. Widener's, 138 Main SKATES snd shoes; sleds, skis and tobog- gans. The better kind “Fairy” velocipedes. Monler Bros, “The Sporting Goods Store,” 38-42 Main St. SLWDS—The strongly bullt, steer easy lumbla,” for boys and girls, $2.50 Charles E. Hadfield, 21 Myrtlo 8t. TOYS, games, blocks and mechanical toys at Cogswell's. Everything for the kid- dies. 4 Chestnut St., Cor. Main St. VBLOCIPEDES—The “Roll Fast.’ Solid rubber tires and saddle of genuine leather and large springs. Just the gift for that small son, $11.00 to $13.00, Charles . Hadfield, 21 Myrtle St. up. Musical Instrumen 66 COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA in condition and records, only $30 for the entire outfit. John A. Andrews & Co. GRAFONOLAS—Brand new and guaranteed for only $15. List price $30. See these ma- chines now. Wideners, 138 Maln Bt. PIANOS—Behr Bros. planos, just received, shipment. Price and terms lowest. One second-land pland, L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch street. VICTROLA—Genuine Victor and records. Beautiful grained case, perfect condition, any fair offer. Easy terms. Mr. Andrews, 401 Arch St. VICTROLA, nearly new, and records. Must sell, Party leaving city. Less than half price. Address Box 25WH, Herald. WIDENER'S has some good values in used phonographs. See these before you pur- chase. 138 Maln Bi. _ ‘Watches, Dlnmomla. Jewelry 61 DEPOSITS now belng made on Chris mas gifts at Himberg and Horn's. Jewelry, watches and diamonds. 10 Railroad Ar- cade and 392 Main St. i SHAVING SETS of genulne French Ivory. ‘Wonderful display at $5.50 to $10. I Res- nick, Manufacturing Jeweler, 340 Main 8t. FOR watches, rings, pearls, silyerware or anythigg in the line of gifts that last, walk one flight up to B. Georges, 166 Main, Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug store. It will pay you well. PLAINVILLE real estate, bought and soids Cunningham & Skinner, Neri block, Plaine, ville. Phone 41-4, REAL ESTATE—Anything to E'W‘.‘. sell see Cohn about it at 15 Maln 8t the largest individual real estate owner I8 the city. REAL, BSTATB—17_i'a Real Gorbach, Booth's block. Phone 119, - B0, OONN. P. Phone 1943. —— = BUILDING LOT on Linden ma age. Inquire at Btar Real h%u.m BUILDING payment TS on easy parts of the clty at Brices, mae than will be asked next year. TI Hatch Co., City Hall bullding. MAPLE HILL—We have some very ; ble lots in Maple Hill to oifer at reasens| able prices. The ideal spburbaz Parker & Deming, Phone 2026, 193 Maim, Houses For Sale. { BERLIN—8 room houss, barn, §0 acres 0 acres ef| 1;:: wagon sheds, ice-house, § cows and rses. Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Mais St., city, Teles, 668-4 and 873-4. CARLTON BT.—6 foom coltage, Tm= provemants, large lot, price $5,000, small amournt of cash required. tson & Jones, 294 Maln St. Tel. 2450, CARLETON ST. BELVIDERE—§ room| bungalow, hardwood floors, tireplace, hot| water heat with extra lot and garage.. Only $1500 cash required to omu ihis desirable home. Home Banking & Realty| Co., 86 West Maln Bt. Phome 728. CHAPMAN ST—8Ix room house, large lok | prico $4500, amall amount of cash. res quired, Watson & Jonmes, (294 Main B Phone_ 2450, EAST ST.—Eight room house in good shape! with one or two lota. Price right on ace count of being old style. H. N. Lockwood, Real Estato & Ins, City Hall. EAST ST.—3 family house, fifteen everything modern, price smal amount of cash required. Watson and Jones, 294 Main St. Phone 2450, EMMONS PLACE—3 family house 14 Fooma, everything modern and right in the cens ter of the city. This is a fine place to keep roomers. Price $11,500. Watson and Jones, 204 Main St. Phone 2450, HAWLEY ST, near Hamilton. 2 family house, 13 rooms. Especially arranged for large family of aduits. Space for thr automobiles. Good income property. Home Banking & Realty, Co, 36 West Main 8t.Phone 728. Wnnled—Aruclea To Blly 68 FURNITURE 1n_good condition wanted. Good prices paid, all household srticles. Call me befors you sell. Phone 616-13, FORNITURE—WIIl pay falr prices for seo- ond-hand furniture or will exchange. D, M. Benjamin, 116 Beaver St. Tel. 1320, FURNITURE-—We will buy it at fair prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK—If you want the highest prices paid for papers, magazines, rags aund other junk be sure to call L..Zeldes and watch for the namne on my truck, that will assure you a fair deal, Call 516-13. 151 Olk street. JUNK—Weo buy magazines. papers, rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A Rodinsky, 81 Oask street. Tele- phone 1591, "REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Tenements. 69 JRRY ST., 49—6 room tenement, all im- provements, first floor. Call 1635-13. CHESTNUT ST., 210—Tenement of 3 rooms on second floor, with one room on third floor. Adults only. FRANKLIN SQUARE, 66—5 room apart- ment, all modern improvements. Phone 2594. Inquire 70 Franklin Square. LINDEN ST,—2 famlily house, 10 rooms, car garage. Brings in 10% on $7,300. Will sell for $6,500, with small payment, Wate son & Jones, 294 Main 8t. 450, MAGNOLIA ST.—New two family houss Price $5500, cuh usuo. Andrews Laud Co., 1567 Stanley 8t. Pl MOUNTAIN "VIE 1 mily” house with all improvements, on trolley line. -G for two cars. Cash roquired, $2,000. ¢ ningham & Skinner, Neri Biock. Phone 41-4, Plainville, NEWINGTON AVE—§ room cottage, all modern improvements, price $5,600, small amount of cash required. \atson and Jones, 294 Main St. Tel 345 NORTH ST.—Brick block, 7 tenements lll‘ a store with a large lot. This place must, be sold. Would sell business with t.j property. Price is right and small of cush required. Watson & Jenes Main St. Phone 2450, OAK BT.—3 family house that can bought at a bargain. The price is §5,000° and a small cash payment required, Wate! son & Joncs, 394 Main St. Tel 3450. WEST MAIN ST.—3 family house, praos! tically new, § furgaces. Price only $1l,e: 500. Cash required, $2,000. Home Banl & Realty Co., 86 West Main St. Tel 73& PLAINVILLE-SIX room house, all _{m= provements, ceatrally located, pnc- rea~ sonable, terms. Cuuningham & Neri_block. Tel. 41-4, Plainville, GARDEN ST.—6 room temement will be vacant Jan. 1, 1923, Apply Watson and Jones, 294 Main St. Tel. 2450. A camera makes an ideal gft for the Kid- dles. We have them from $1.50 to $75. Arcade Studio, Kodak Headquarters FTAWLEY ST, 28.—Just off Hamiiton, tene- ment to rent, with or without garags Phone 728. Home Blnklnfl & Reauy C HOUSE, (16 Tooms), il | improvements, | northwestern part of city. 2 family house! on Cherry St. with large lot. John de« Gerdis, 53 ¥. Main St. Suburban For o Gifts For the Household. ALUMINUM WEBAR-—Kottles, doublo roast- ers and percolators. Guaranteed. A real household gift. City Hurdware Co., 49, East Main St 2 BLANKETS—Special at $2.60 and Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. BOUDOIR caps, bureau scarfs, towels, hand- kerchiefs, pillow cases, aprons, etc, Arch St. Noveity Shop, 359 Arch St. GARVING SETS of ‘Tru-Steel, piece, with stag handles, Only $2.95. A gift the housewife will appreciate. City Hardware Co., 49 E. Main St. $3.05, BLECTRICAL FIXTURES for the holidays. Special discount on your old ones and | don't forget a base plug for that floor Jamp. Drop a card to A. Tyler, Newington. BLECTRIO IRONS—The “Hot Point," with tely. Only thumb rest. Guaranteed abso 9 Main St, $6.75. Anderson Electric Co,, Up 1 flight. Phone 519. i Chrhtmu is near—a word to the wise, take a look at the Christmas Gift Suggestion page in tonight's Herald. HARRISON ST.—b or 6 room apartment, il ‘modern conveniences, Very desirable lo- cation, Phone 188, 3 TARTFORD AVE., 83—Six room temement, all modern improvements. Inquire at J. Luryea. HUNGERFORD CT., with all convenlences. Very desirable. 23—6 room apartment W, BERLIN CENTER, on statetroad, 1% acresl of land, 6 room house and good barme| Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main 8t Phone 873-4 or Berlin 668-4. “New W ain's Largest Farm Burea R e " Real Escate—Wanted. REASONABLY priced single or two family| house ln Plainville, Box 39JG, }l.rll‘, L. Hatch, City Hall HURLBURT ST., 22—Tenement of four rooms, all improvements. Inquire F. Le- vine, 22 Hurlburt St. i i JMAIN ST.—Very desirable 5 room tenement, all improvements, steam heat, $46 a month. Apply to W. L. Hatch Co., City Hall, N MAIN ST., 61— ¥our room apariment, eam heat and janitor service, See Cohn about it at 16 Main St i MAPLH ST., 181—b room tenement with all modern improvements. Inquire at 183 Maple street, MAPLL ST., 1u—85 rooms with all moder- ate improvementa. See Cohn about it. 1% Main St. Phone 1630, 24—5 room tenement, all im- provemonts, on second floor. Hot water heat. Inquire on premises. — BY BLOSSER ROOMS, BOARD AND HO. uum edecbomivnand B - tsor g b Rooms For Rent. [ ARCH ST., 635—Corncr of Arch 8t. and ' Monroe; furnished rooms to rent. Phone 859-3. ARCH 8T., 506—Pleasant furnished ru-.l All um\unjancu Phone 56-4. BAST MAIN ST, 203—suiisied ivou gentleman. Steam heat. Central, 'hl.- __vhone 1936, SAIN ST., 40—Furnished steam nifi front room, suitablo for one or two gens 3. 8’ g pris vate family, Klectric Ughts, hot wnd cold water, home privileges, Tel, 271-13 §OUTH MAIN ST.—Nicely furnished room on South Main St. private residence. Box _$1JG. BNRY 81, si—iurnished room -n'n'—'z without board, to reat. J. Stenberg _Menry 8t lat fioor, near Stanley. [T WEST MAIN ST, 103—Furnishéd, front light housekeeplug apartment, all modera couple, mo children, "ut one “of eeping. nice rooms for lgat o ANEY LUNCH—TIII: all like to T e 8 & reason, too, The most ool upp. Lus Station. JACK'S reguinr dinner with ple aad 36c. Mome baking. J. C. Mwlk 100 Chestnut street. BELOIN'S LUNCH, 60 Chureh S Hoerald. City's newest restaurant. _Ideal place to dine. HAViS you irled_the Htal rant? 89-90 Church St. fust, 15¢; special dinner, supper, 30¢. Open at all t e o oms i‘l‘ht housekoeping. Box