New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 27

BUSINESS SERVICE Bullding and Contract. 19 AR orde dows for _ working, M. Ton kn. El Business Service Rendered, 0 AWNINGS taken down and stored for the winter, Canoplés furnished for weddings and 1 Canvas speclaities and contalners of all kinds, Kddy Awalng & Decorating Ca,, City Hall Place, CABINET MAKINU—AIl kinds, G. H, Day, rear 163 Arch Btreet, Phone 26033, BIGNA of distinetion give character to your businuss or profession, For the clty's best service In commercial sign painting ses The New Britain Sign Co, 34 Church 8t, Telgphone_80 iy ED ana chalra caned, dward Gor- BUSINESS SERVICE Address Books, Boudoir Lamps, Cedar Chests, Reclpe Outfits, Dlamonds, Gloves, Hos- iery, Pearls, Pictures, Rings, Tea Sets, Bracelets, Slippers, Wrist Watches, Silver Sets and C%mgras.d gead the Christmas Gift Suggestion Ads On This Page. Headings 66 A, an l'rcnslgg _md ’l‘lllorlmx. 2!; " Investments, Stocks, Bonds, 47 BUITE AND OVERCOATS with wie, pliin quality and fit at J, Wuo! he well- Khowsistatioe at. 88 Arel Bou ppokite the _Bouth_church, SUITS of unusunl quality, domentio woolens, woar, tal tlen, B, hi ty, mported _and for summer and fall IS SIEE oner; 30 PIOTURE FRAMING—Bring in_that plcs ture you want framed now, A framed pic- ture makes an ideal present, Ohrnatedt's, 72 West Maln 8t UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Px- change, 87 Arch 8t. A, J. Gra| WINDOWS CLEANED In private offices, and stores. General housework and cl g from tho cellar to the roof, Vacuum work s our specialty. Our ratos aro the lowest in town, New Britaln Win- dow Cleaning Co, 88 West Maln St Pliono_88 ngr ¥l shoes and Church St. a3 WHY spend §6 for a new hat, You can get your old one made over and look like new by Conrad, The Hatter, Corner Broad and_Washington 8ts, New Britain, e Dressmaking ana Millinery, . 22 “and rub- 3 Toots, arctica all kinds of rubber, KULPER ~ PRINTING €O, —High grado printing of every description in Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at rcasonable prices. 325 Main Bt. Cor, Commerclal Bt one flight up. Phone 717, QUALITY PRINT SHOP, 338 Main rectly opposite Commercial Bt., up: Tel, §59-6. Letterhoads, envelope mafits, cards and clrcular lottars printed to your satisfaction at lowest rates in __IIIQ elty, WRITING PAPER—Monogram or Initial ais . stamped In gold (40 & quire), or any color at 260 per quire. Select your writ- ing paper from our completa stock., All the best American lines including Cranes, Highland linen, Autocrat linen, old Hampshire and Hammermill bond. Ad- kins, 66 Church stréet. YOUR MONOGRAM enmmoased with a_choico of 8§ different colors and 26 different At slgns at an additional’ charge of only 76c to the cost of the paper, Ohrnstedt's, 72 HATSE—0t style and quality, Complete line of finens and moveltles, Violet Miliinery, ifl Arch_street. HEMBSTIT . P curves and dressmaking, tion, Mile. Blanchette, 131 Main 8t. _phone_2665. ; . Hl"MiTXTCH your linens d o white goods for Chriatmas gifts. Matched box and side pleats in striped goods. Ginsburg's Dress Pleating and Button Shop, 19 Wal- nut St. Phone 1338-3. LESSONS In dressmaking. Bpocial prices (o ses and clubs. Private lessons. Wom- Institute Method, Tel. Jane B. "Zlg reg nal atton- elo- Dyeing and Cieaning. 23 CLEANING and ayeing 1s our exclusive bus- inesr. Garments of all descriptions; araperion; yomorn. curtaing, dyed, Batistaction ranteed, N nin Dry Cleaning ”. w. Phone 1393-3, oElAerm. dyelng an@ pressing. Plnplll fifl hemstitching, rvmoaolll:. experts. & whort time an you, New :mpm Dry C Main_St. Phone 626. OLOTHDS called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 636-3. Elm, corner Main St. Insurance—All Kinds, P Maln Bt 24 lces. SURGICAT, and dross corsets made to or- dor. Mrs, Mac D. Hall, R. N., Reglstored Corsetiore, 48 Main St. Phone 79k, 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, pearis, B, Georges, _Jeweler, 166 Main 8t, Room 10 Renalrlng and ] Plano Tunlng. 32 BEDDING — Have your ~mattreases, box eprings, cushions, pillows, etc, re-made equal to new and returned same day. We also do_relining of baby carriages and couch hammocks, Upholstering, Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 4remont Bt. Tel, 2314-4. ACTION work a specialty. Bpecial price on tuning, $2.50, untll Chi C. A Humphrey. Tel. 2047, KNIVES, shears, skates and all eage tools sharpened. Also oxy welding and ull kinds of machino work. Fritz & Berndt, 31 Greenwood St. Phone 153-12. 32 SECOND MOITGAGH of $1960 for snle, Bx- collent Investment, Parker & Deming, Phona_ 2026, 0 @ nicor gt than & VIFet Mortgago ylolding 7%, and, as it would start the recipient on the rgad to Inde- pendence under our supervision, it would have o lnsting offect, The Bodwell Realty Co, Nat'l bank bullding, New Britain, Conn. _Phone 1 LIVE STOCK Pogs, Oats, Pets, COLLTE PUP, § months old for sale, §16. M, R, Day, 151 Stanley St. Phone 1284 TMPORTED German canarios, Ono iitier of police puprles, O. K. Live Poultry & Dog & Pet h 8t BUY of hrt-odn Chiolee trained singing canaries, bred in America, splendid col- Jection, about two hupdred for selaction, Inspection and correspondence invited. Charles Dawson, 181 North Street, Bris- tol, Conn, _Phono 1273, “Yggs, Poultry, Supplics COCKERBLS—Cholce breeding, Tog- horns, Rhode 1sland Reds, Barred Rocks. Also ‘a pen of Light Brahmas. Martin Dahlson, 61 Wells Bt, l"lm!.u 2088, GEEBE, live, 16 1bs each, $5 . aplece, Chapman street, TURKEY~Live young Tom, 1bs., also some ry nice roasting chickens, f‘nll 66 _Francis St, City, T 2448-2, OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining _for chicken coops, 50c & hundred; for sale at Herald Office, 57 Church St. fiTTl,E PUTNAM STOVE K ke!pl drlnkln. water from freezing In coldest weather, $2.00. 8. P, Strople, 113 Church 8t. LIVE corn fed spring geese, 36¢ & Ib, Miss Florence Brandegee, !_!erlln. . 52 28 welghing 24 MERCHANDISE Muhfinery, Elec, NOVO GABOLENE ENGINiS, sawh pumps; full line ur farm equipment, Frod L. Pe Kons q it 65 OVERGOATS for ‘man, youth, boy and child, $7.50 and up, Pay weekly, Hoston Cloth- ing _Store, 63 Church Bt, PAINTE AND WALLTAPNRE—We Sarry & full line for exterlor and Interior work, ompleto line glara and hara Lohr« or's._17¢_Kast Main Bt. Phon SKATES—Unlon Club 8 wkates for Slods, wagons and Eveready Paints and hardwar ®on, 34 Dwight St. 270 DOLLS and 't novelties at lhl doli hospital. Doll wigs and heads. Arch St. Novelty Shop. 369 Arch stree TROUBERS--A very large aseortment men's dress and work trouscrs at prices lalging f(rom $1.66 to $4.90. Army and \lvy Stor 50 Cl‘llllh 8t. " XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS “Gifts For Her g 85 ADDREBS—Autograph And _ guest books, ‘nrnupnndlalmullz #izes with leather coy- ers, ‘'omplete line of Christmas gifts Adkins, 82 Church St. et yhody, batterles. < o, Ericson and John- F W " Gifts For the Household, 05-D BHAVING BBTH Tn Ivory und silver plated. Mirror, brush and cup. From §$8,00 up. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main 8t “Gifts That_Las A Toul gm, Max Zucke 1 8MOKING TANDS inum ut §2.08, 616 Main Bt SMOKING BTANDS of fumed oak, strongly bullt, 30" high, at $1.65, A, Cleszynski, _617 Main Bt STOP LIGHTS—Easlly adjusted, fully guar- anteed. A glft the motorist will appre- clate, 5. Rackliffe Br Park SATERB—A Wond: sweater for all uses, in pure wool, at §3.05. Vests of same aquality, $2.06, Army y Btore, o6 Church’ 8t, . WATCH CHAINS and knjves of high grade gold flled and 14k, gold, $6.00 and up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Maln 8t. and 10 _R. R, Arca B8 1 th ton and Swiss, 312 up, Himberg Horn, 392 Maln or 10 R. R. Areade. WOBL HOSE with sewed clocis, 660 the pair, _Army & Navy Btore, 56_Church 8t. FLERS—Blg assortm the wanted shades, $1.25 to f1.76. Army & Navy Store, §6 Church street. DIARTES ~Everyboty wants one, Bes the Adkins, 6 Chureh_Bt. DISHES—A sl of pretthy marked dinner dishes of 100 pleces, only $i8.60, John _A. Andrews & Co. BLECTIIC “Hot Point,” y thumb rest, Guaranteed absolutely. $0.76. Anderson Electrio Co,, Up 1 flight, Phone 619, ELBECTRIC Tb Xmas box, §3.86, Guaran nishing C R._Arcado, ELECTRICAL WIXTURES for the holldays. Speclal discount on your old ones and don't forget a base plug for that floor lamp, Drop a card to A. Tyler, Newlngton. LOOR LAMP! —Mlno'nny stands and sk Alllllrl. #speclal on limited number $17,60, 517 Main 8. H‘\»Wl‘ll BTANDS and vodnlmlu of ma- hogany, fumed oak and golden oak, at very low prices, A, Cleszynskl, 617 Main 8t, PEDESTALS of mahogany, oak and fun onk, From 66c up. Home Furnishing Co., ~RA R. Arcade, PHONOGRAPHB—Columbias In all f A small payment gdown places the m chine in the home immediately. An Ideal gift. Widener's, 138 Main 8t, with Only 269 Main St Tong_cord, in d. Home Fur- BOUDOIR TAMPS—Hand painted shade in many deslgns, only $8.00, Anderson Elec- tric Co., 269 Main Bt., up 1 flight. Tel, 519, CEDAR CHESTS, all sizes. Copper rings, $19 up, Home Furnishing Arcade, CEDAR CHESTS--Mahogany moth-proof ches light, $12.50 to $72. & Co, CEDAR CHESTS—A real gift and highly appreciated by your wife, sweetheart or grown-up daughter, MacKay & Wallin, “The Furniture and Drapery Shop,” 43 Main 8t. trim- 0. R, R, and wainut Every woman's de- 50. John A. Andrews Horses, Vehicles, 53 BAY MARE, driving, with larness, buggy and business wagon, suitable for baker or peddler, H. Berry, 218 Rocky Hill Ave, Phono 239-4. MERCHA’\IDISE == Asticles For Sale, SPECIAL salo on motor boats. Put your or- der in now for the spring. Standard Auto _Repalr, 22 Oak St. Phone 516-4. Business and Office Equipment., 57 WHATEVER needs sharpening, knives, sclssors, skates, edge tools, R. H. Wilcox, 204 Hart St. can do it. Phone 1083-5. DAYTON COMPUTING scale and National cash register. A-1 condition. Trusclo, 192 I t. Tel. 564-2. Wanted To Render Services, 33 ‘arm :nd | Dairy Producu. COOKING RECIPE outfits, Neal oak boxes 3x6 or 4x6 with cards to gather the favorite recipes, Cards are punched to hang up while using to keep clean, See them at Adkins, 66 Church St, DIAMONDS with apurkle and animation are found at B. Georges, A Trustworthy Jewe- lor, 166 Main St. Room 10. Walk one lght up. It will pay you well, GLOVES—Come to o Outlet to select her gift, hoslery and handbags. Outlet Mil- linery, Booth Block. HOBIERY—Headquarters for ladies hose, Largest variety in the city at Outlet Mil- linery, Booth Block. HOSIERY--Van Raalte, Kayser, hcllhlmp- ton, Lehigh, Gordon and many other well known makes at the Outlet Milllnery Co., Booth Block. ‘Hnulvry Headquarte: B, BUGS, roaches, , moths, fleos, rats, etc, destroyed, Mail orders promptly af tended to. Dietz System, 48 N. Main St., _ Waterbur TURNIPS—Yellow Globe, native potatoes, sweet_cider and line bait. Phona 697-2. Feed and Fuel 59 ACCIDENT, automobile and life. Surety and fidelity bonds. Phillp M. Fugan, Gen. Ing, Booth's block. Room 407. Phone 2131, ACCIDENT, Life or Fire, See P. J. Mur- ray & Co. for Insurance service, Agents and Realto 325 Main Bt. Tel. 2031-3, ACCIDENT AND ALL LINES OF JUR- ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION, LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. TELE- PHONL 138. “EDUCATIONAL Instrumental and Vocal, 36 HARD WOOD—Oak, hickory and maple, cut in stove and fireplace lengths, $15 a cord. Delivered anywhere in the vlLy. R. H, Battey, 700 West Maln St. Tel. 2378. MANDOLIN, banjo, ukulele., Correct, mod- ern instruction. B. C, Benson Barker, 259 Main 8t. Tel, 2803. In New Britain Tues, Thurs,, . and Sat. ' EMPLO_YMENT Help—Men Wanted. 41 HARD WOOD, 4 ft, $11.00 per cord de- stvered, Sawed, $15 per cord. A, K. Jones, 72 Whiting St., Plainville. YOUR whole herd will give more milk on Purina Cow Chow, the perfect balanced dalry ration. Call us up. We put the proof in your milk pail. N. B. Bird & Feed Co, Phone 1121-3. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE & speciaity. Service unusual. Call on. the phone, We do the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, 272 Main St. FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, Life and _Accident tnaurance, Insure with the Home Banking & Realty Co., 86 West Main 8t., Tel. 728. NEW ENGLAND tual Life Insurance Co., 87 Milk .St., Boston, P. Crona, Agent,. 173 Main ‘street, Britain, Conn. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys, #i. G. MANNING, Waterbu miner, New Britain, Wo Walk-Over store by appointment, New BARBER d at once, 328 Bast Main street. i f BOY to..shovel snow from walk. Apply Miss Moore, 300 Washington St. Telephone 974-5: BOY ta0 work in_ restaurant, Lunch; Commerclal 8t McEnroe's EBTABLISH your credlt ar the Boaton Clothing Store nemt door to the Horald _Office. _Keap well dressed. FUR COATS on weekly payments, ‘lothing Store, 65 Church 8t., ald Office, Boston next to REPRESENTATIVES In this Tocallly. Spare time_work. G(iood compensation, Fred J. Flynn, Greenwich, Conn. SELI, guaranteed coal-saving device, Save half coal, Expensive coal makes tremen- dous demand 100% profit. Agent, 534 W, Main St city. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Kst. 4866, by Jas. Shepard. LOUIS M. ACHMIDT, 260 MAIN BT, _Telephone Now Britaiu d Hartford. SALBSMAN—For one wiio makes good, we haya an attractive proposition to offer. Must be a live wire. The Tolland County Auto company, authorized Ford and Fordson dealers, Rockville, Conn. Mm ing, 'l‘rucldmz Storage. 26 B8 PARTIES at any time, Moving and, cking of, all kinds. N. P, Blauchette, 140 _Cherry St. Phone 764, JOE. ARBOUR & SON—Loenl and long dls- e moving and trucking, Dally ex- service to New York, Call 2733, Shanty 3 Whit- FOUR men (o chop wood, $3 a cord. or board furnished. A. R. Jones, _Ing_st, TBEPSKIN COATS—Largest sigok In the city. For boys, $6. or men, ¥8.95. Com- pars our prices. Army & Navy Store, 68 Church_8t. BHOES for dress, work and play of proven durabllity, as low as $2.48. Nothing high- er than $4.95. Army & Nevy Store, 66 Church_street. UNDERWEAR, TIOSIERY & BATH KOBES Heavy wool sox, 2lc per pair; 5 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. Arwy & Navy Store, 56 Church_8t, PEARLS—La Taasca and Aristo, French pearls, Guaranteed indestructible, $5.60 to $50. 1. Resnick, 340 Main St. Opp. Com- merclal 8t. PEARLS—La Tusca and Deltah, Guaranteed color and ware, From $7.50 up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Maln St. or 10 R. R. Arcade. PICTURES beautifully framed, Pictu for the dining room, bedroom or parlor, Ar- cade Studio. K camera makes an {deal gift for him. Weo hava them from $1.50 to $76. Arcade _Studio, Kodak Headquarter Gifts Tor t ch Kiddies 85-C PHONOGRAPHS—We have just roceied our last Christmas shipment of the speclal $76 mahogany cabinet model, See these machines before buying. Widener's, 8 Main St shot, City 000 $2.25. t. Upton,” only n axe, For the young men and boys. A very useful gift and one that lasts, to $40. Charles E. )lndllalfl. W21 Myule 8t. . BOOKS, glmcfl, mechanical toys, trains, (electric and’ wind-up), blocks, domestic and imported mama dolls, pistures, fic- tion and linen books. Arch $t. Novelty Shop, 369 Arch St. CHAIRS~Ivory colored and rced at $3.00, $6.60 and $0.50. John A, Andrews & Co. DESKS for the kiddies. Toll fop with swivel or stralght chair. Equipped with BIC drawers, pigeon holes 'n everything. John _A. Andrews & Co. this the PIAD Put ‘a plano in your Fome Xmas. This instrument completes 1|nl_1! Y. L. Plerce, 246 Main St. PICTURES—Beautiful _bedroom pictures, Regular $6.00 value at $3.50, Max Zucker, 516 Main St. PICTURES-~A framed plcture ideal present, mas framing now. Main street. makes &n Bring In yours for Christ- Olunstedt's, 72 West all hlnYu of NMTW-' A Rodinsky, #§1 phone 1691, WANTED, RAW FURS— Iighest prices pald, NEW DRITAIN HIDE & TALLOW GM Any Tengili desir: Borlin, Telepho ARUH BT, 215-3 room tenement, ern improvements, refinished, Apply _man_ Torwitz, Phone 147-: ment, al I improvoments. Second floor, rent §28 month. Apply A. Plnkus, Opticlan, Nalu 670 HWIe an apartment house, all modern Impro ments. l)wl(ht building. Tel. 1636-14, ITART ST, 167— § room unumont, all m ern improvements. Newly Phone 13. HA RD AVE, 2 all_modern improvement: HAWLEY 8T, 28.—Just o Hamilton, tonee ment to rent, with or without hone 728, Home Banking & Ri : TN §T., 61—3 four room apartments, 18t - or top floors, steam heat and Jjanitor service. See Cohn about it at 15 Main Bt, MAPLE & 5 rooms with all ate improvements. See Cohn about It. Main 8t Phone 1530. NORTH STREET-—4 & 6 room_ apartm all modern improvements. For particus lars call M. Cohn, at 15 Main 8t, Tel. 1530 WEST MAIN 574—5 toom temement with hot air sleeping porch, up to dates See Cohn about it at 15 Main Bt. WINTHROP 8T., 15—Apartment of 4 rool | modern improvements, $26. WINTHROP ST., 236—Desirabie, modern _room rent, first floor,-3 family housse Phone 1072-3, avallable Jenuary 1. —4 room ten Call 1397, PYREX oven-ware, tea pots, etc. Our as- sortment of this cooking product is most complete. A, A. Millg Co,, 80 West Main. RECORDS—A few well chosen make a gift every phonograph owner keenly appreclates. ,Make your selections from the complete stock at C. L. Plerce & Co.’s Muslc store, 248 Main St. DOLL, CARRTIAGES—A big speclal pur- chase enables us to quote a very low price on the dependablo Lloyd-Loom car- rlage, $5.75. Just the thing for that small daughter. MacKay & Wallin, “The Furni- ture & Drapery 8hop,” 43 Maln St. RECORDS—An assogtment of the rds make an excellont gift. 138 Main St. SEALING WAX in all colors for making Xmas gifts, beads and decorations. Ad- kins, 66 Church 8t. latest ‘Widen« DQLI. CARRIAGES—The *“Haywood-Wake- eld.” Best quality and strongly bullt, From $4.50 up. Max Zucker, 516 Main St. DOLL CARRIAGES—Special low prices on limited number only, $3.26 to $7.50. A. Cleszynski, 517 Main St, TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS—An appro- priate gift for any household, in attractive designs and strongly built. A large assort- ment here awaits your inspection. Mackay & Wallin, “The Furniture and Drapery Shop,” 43 Main St. EVERSHARP PENCILS—Keenly appreciat- ed by the pupil. Only $1.00 and up. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Maln 8t. “Gifts That Last." IVES ELECTRIC or wind-up_train All sizes with any number , of ci Full equipment of tracks, switches, etc. From $1.76 up. T. H. Cogswell, 4 Chestnut St., Cor. Main St. TABLE SCARFS—Beautliful “assortment In roso, blue and gold. Also in assorted tapestry patterns, $2.50, $3.95 and $4.95. Mackay & Wallin, 43 Main 8t. “The Fur- niture and Drapery Shop. VICTROLAS—A real mouschold gift _that brings enjoyment to everyone, ranging in prico from §25 to $375. . Plerce & Co., 245 Main St. RINGS—Genulne Aquamarines, full of 1ife and lustre, in artistically designed mount- Ings, $15 to $35. Every girl loyes an ac- quamarine, Free Xmas cards with every purchase, B. Georges, Jeweler. Room 10, Opp. Dickinson Drug TEA SET imported from China, 17 pieces, hand painted, only $5.98. Max Zucker, 616 Maln St. FLEXIBLE BRACELETS In sterling silver, set with beautiful semi preclous stones of wonderful tint and design. An ideal gift, only $4.00, B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Maln. ) om 10, Opv Dickinson Dxu‘ Ln. SLXPPERE——Mnmuuml etc., In felt, leath- er. Buckekins for ladies or men at prices ranging from 69c to $2.60. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church Bt. WRIST WATCHES 1 plain or fancy de- signs, white or natural gold, $12 and up. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main 8t. or 10 Rallroad Arcade. A camera makes an lideal for her, We have them from $1.60 to $75. Arcade Studlo, Kodak headquarters. Gifts For Him ASH TRAY—Glass or brass, for bureau or desk. 1f he smokes he needs o See them at Adking, 62-66 05-B l‘ootwclr nnd Olothlng 01 GIRLS over 16 to work in lace curtain fac- tory; clean and light ‘work. Quick ad- vancement. Steady work. E. C. Carter & m, 62 Chestnut St. FULL iino of Ball Band footwear for men and boys. Shoes, hide to wear, better shoes for less money. All guaranteed. 86 Church St. Joe Mortelllti, GIRL or woman for general housework. One to go home nights, 287 Soulh Maln utree! MOVING—When you srs rllfl’ to move and want vour mnfln‘ A t, just Johw P, Farrell & Son, cly ur night, Bus parties taken care of at short notice. John P, Farrel & Son, 242 North St. Tel. 1736 ‘or §89-14. Established 26 y.ars. EXPERT MOVING— Packing and shipping, either by rail or truck. Best equipped in the city for focal and long distance furni- ture moving. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE. REAR DICKINSON DRUG STORE. 169 MAIN ST. PHONES 2002—2090 A. P, MARSH, PROP. STRAW RIDES a specialty. Moving, truck- ing and express. Parcel delivery, T. F. _ McMahon, 123 Cherry Bt, Phono 2653-3. Painting, Paper Hanging. 27 fiGUSE PAINTING and interior decorating. Estimates cheerfully given. A Schacht, 74 Talcott St, Pnone 1787-3. GIRT, for light housework, Apply Mrs. R. Robinson, 185 Fairview St. BAGS, suit cases and tru y one of a quality to he apprectated at prices from $1.75 up. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church, BATH ROBES of good quality and in vati- ous patterns, at $4.95. Army & Navy store, §6 Church St. Good Things To Eat. 63 CORNED BEEF from corned fed heavy beef, special for this week, 16c per Ib, Jones' Quality Market, 10 Myrtle street. GIRLS, experionced papor box workers, N. B. Paper Box Co., 22 Walnut St. GIRL to do gencral housework. Apply morning and evening, 31 Harrleon St Phone 811, GTRL wanted to serve in a club, $50 month- ly and tips. 236 Fast Main St. BRRAND GIRL at American Hardware cor- poration. Apply in person at 26 Frank- lin_Square. TYPIST—Experionced, with knowledge of shorthand. State fully qualifications and experience, P, O. Box 1025, WOMEN for housework, part days. Inquire 75 _Hawkins St. Phone 1800, YOUNG GIRI, to help with lousework. Can go_home nights. 45 Lincoln St. Household Articles. 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—BIg variety at re- duced prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 _Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr, DOTL'S strofler, table chalr, etc. cheap; child’s sliding side crib, Main St. 1 flight up. ELECTRIC vacuun« cveaners rented, $1.00 & day. Cleaners for eale aad repaired. Mr, Andrews. Phone 1996, i3 FURNITURE for sale. Parlor suite, dining and bedroom. Call at 426 West Main St. J. A, Hall, TAWSON GAS heaters, just the thing to kill the chill these frosty mornings. Prices and sizes vary. A. A. Mills, 80 West Main almost 76 YOUNG woman to do clerical stenographic work. State age and experience. Ad- dress Box 23JG. FINANCIAL Business Opportnnmes X 40 SMALL GROCERY STORE at 463 st Prica reasonable, as owner is in hospital. Call on prgmises. Tel. 798-4 for Infor- matio! ¥ EXCELLENT Tocation now avajlable for battery or tire business, on the same premises with prosperous filling station. Plenty of room, on main highway, Frank- lin Sq. Filling Station, 114 Franklin 8q oney Loaned. MAX TRESKY — Painting, th and kalsomining at ::lcor: W wrvard Bt. Plone 1322- 4. e Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 T.UMBING, tinning and general jobbing. FLu\u- Nair, 60 Latayette St. Phone 2764. Ruldunc.. 2618-12. our_plumbing, VR Fova o L = repu. Yt Pressing and Tailoring. 20 CLOTHES called for and deilvered by The London Valet Bervice. Ye London Shop. Phone 585-3, Blm, corner Main Bt. Toof, or rain pipes e of day or night, CHRISTMAS MONBY—Winter and the idays miean that there is fuel to buy, the chtldren need warm clothing, family and friends should be remembered with gifts. Meots these needs the Beneficial Way by consolldating all of your small obliga- tions in one loan which you may oft in from five to fifteen installments, amounts. that will not embarrass you or cause you any hardship. Loans from $26 to $300, on home furniture, at legal rates. Beneficial Loan Soclety, Room 104-6, 87 W. Main St. Phone 1-9-4-3. OlL, heaters, $65.60 and $6.50, Lehrers, 116 Bast Main St. Phone 1181 PARLOR SUIT! Dlece, overstuffed, biue velour, $98.50; also 3 plece genuine leath- $80. Edw, Gorfain, 168 Arch street. -2, PERFECTION oll heaters. Also used ef- fectively In heating utemsils, Replacement lieater wicks only 35c each, A. A. Mills, 80 W. Main St. Phone 381, REED FURNITURE—3 plece set, Bdw. Gorfain, 188 Arch St. STERLING RANGE, hot water front reser- volr. Low price. G. C, Kinkaid, 50 Walnut St Phone §§3-3. STOVE PIPL of tne best grade in 1-4, 1-2 and full lengths. Our prices are the low- est In the city, City Hardware Co, 49 East Main 8t. Phone 2650, SPECIAL sale for Xmas only. We give you & chance to buy your bedding at a very tow price. 660 white cotton roll edge mat- trosses, reduced from $7 to 35, from $10 to §8, from $13 to $10, from $16 to $12, from $22 to $18. Pillows from $1.50 to $1.10. Quilts from $9 to 37, from $8 to $6. Bee me before you buy; everything guarantced. B. Berson, 503 Main streot. Phone_1165. $45.00. . -l Machinery, Elec., and Tools. 64 491 W un(—ed——:l‘o l;orr;)w. Ad- ENDORSER—WIIl _give Tiberal bonus. dress Box 4TF, Herald, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BLECTRIC PRESSURB SYSTEM for. sale. Tank, pump and motor complete. Low price. Clarence B. Baldwin, Kensington, Conn. GHASE MOTOR ROBES—Best quality. ideal gitt, at Rackliffe Bros, Park Bigelow streets. CIGARET CABES—In beautiful designs, in gold and sterling siiver, $3.50 to $26. I. __Reanick, 340 Main St. Opp. Commercial. GUFF LINKS—A pair of cuft linke of 14Kt. white or yellow gold, will fill his heart with joy. Prices are from $2.00 up to $16. B. Georges, Jeweler, 166 Main, Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. DBSK CONVENIENCES—GIass or. blotter pads, paper welghts, ink wells, pen, clip and ash trays. Every one ornamental as well as useful. Adkins, 66 Church St. An and KIDDIE KARS and a large Tine of Jingle cars and ged riders from $2.85 to $5.25, A. Cleszynski, 517 Main St. KIDDIE KARS—For the little boys, Of solid construction and equipped with rub- ber tires. Only $3.75. Mackay & Wallin, “The KFurniture and Drapery Shop," 43 Main St. MECHANICAL TOYS with or without elec- tric motors. The “Steel Englneoring” toy with Instruction book, $1.00, $3.00 and $5.00. John A. Andrews & Co. RADIO SETS—This gives cndless enjoy- ment to the whole family. We have sev- _eral standard makes, Wideners, 13§ Maln ROCKS Targe assortment of childi and misses' rockers, high chairs and play tables. Speclal low prices for the holi- days. A. Cieszynski, 617 Main St. ROCKING HORSES and rockers In all sizes from $1.25 to $14. John A. Andrews & Co. ROCKING HORSES, rockers and infant chairs, $2.25 andghlgher. Max Zucker, 615 Main St, SCARF and cap sets for the kiddles in all dusirable colors, Outlet Millinery. Booth Block. BKATES and lhol‘!, dleds, skis and_toboj gans. The better kind “Fairy” velocipede: Monier Bros, “The Sporting Goods Store,” 38-42 Main St. SLEDS—The strongly bullt, steer easy "'Co- lumbia,” for boys and girls, $2.50 up. Charles E. Hadfleld, 21 Myrtle St. TOYS and gifts at cost at Glover' Spring streot..Open from § to 9. ‘TOYS, dishes, sieds, skates, mechanical toys, laundry sets, footballs, etc. Every- thing for the kiddies at C. A. Hjerpe, 73 Arch St. TOYS, games, blocks and mechanical .toys at Cogswell's. Everything for the kid- dies. 4 Chestnut St. Cor. Maln St. UKELELBS—Complete stock of these oasi- ly mastered instruments at $3,00 and up. A real fun giving gift. C. L. Plerce, 246 Main_St. VE 3] DES with rubber tires, adjust- able seats and handle bars, $3.76 to §6. A. Cleszyitskl, 517 Main St, , vear 24 DWESS SHIRTS — “Imporial” _ broadcioth, silk, satin, Russlan cord and madras. As low as 98¢ to $3.95, Army & Navy Store, 56 _Church Bt. DRIVING GLOVES and mittens. .. fine gift to the motorist, = Rackliffe Bros., Inc., Park and Blgelow § HAMILTON, Eigin, Waltham and Tiiinos open faces, 20 year cases, at $17 and higher. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main St. _“Gifts That Last GLOVES—A very large assortment of wool, leather, wool-lined, and driving gloves, at big savings, Army & Navy Store, 66 Church_St. GOLF—Bukke golf bags, COrawford, Mo- Gregor golf clubs, Krowfite and Silver XKing golf balls. Monler Bros, 38-42 Main St. “The Sporting Goods Store." fTAMILTON, Bigin and Waltham watchos. Towest prices in the city. I, Resnick, 340 Main_St. Opp. Commerclal, MOTO-METER—"Boyce,” the best, In vari- ous designs, $5, $7.60 and $10. A popular gift. Rackliffe Park & Bigelow Sts. NECKTIES 1n “the styles and colors at 50c to $1.25. Army & Navy Store, 66 Church St i RADIATOR hood covers, A practical gift and one that will bo uppreciated. From $3.50 to $7.50, Rackliffe Bros., Park and _ Bigelow Sts. e RAINCOATS—A very useful gift. Black rubber, cashmere, cantonette, etc., $4.95 to $12.60. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. VELOCIPEDES—The “Roll Fast,’ Bolid rubber tires and saddle of genuine leather and large springs, Just the gift for that small son, $11.00 to $13.00, Charles E. Hadfield, 21 Myrtle St. VIOLINS—W can fit_your boy to & violin. Give him a musical education and one of these perfact Instruments, O. L. Plerce & Co., 248 Main, Cards—Decorations—Dinner 65-E CARDS—Folders with envelopes, _assorted, poems, short sayings, beautiful designs, hand tinted and engraved, Be sure and visit our Christmas store, at 62 Church St., Adkins Printing Co. GHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS—Large sortment at popular prices. Groetings applicable to all your friends. Dickinson ny. JARDS—We carry a big varle- ty of them. The latest and most artistic deslgns, _Arcade_Studio. CHRISTMAS TREBR aecorations and holl- day ornaments at the Arch 8t. Novelty Shop, 559 Arch St. GHRISTMAS CARDS—Come In and seo the finest display of Christmas cards in the city, Every 1ith Christmas greoting card customer gets their entire purchase freo of chary 72 W. Main St. GEESE, live, delivered, for the Christmas dinner. W. Russe]l, Farmington t., Ber- in. WREATHS and decorations for the home, club or automobile. Moderate prices. Phone us your order. Welch Flower Shopj 89 W. Main St. Fhoue 2181, FREE—ATIStic Xmas cards given away with every purchase regardioss of the amount, at B. Georges, Jewslor, 166 Maln 8§t., Room 10, Opp. Dickl MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments. COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA in A-l condition and records, only §30 for the entire outfit. John A. Andrews & Co. GRAFONOLAS—Brand new and guaranteed for only $16. List price $30. See these m chines now. Widener's, 133 Maln Bt, FIANO—High grade mahogany upright, used 3 months, same a8 Tew, $150 less. A big bargain. Terms. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch 8t. n Drug Co. Tecords | Wi WESTERN SECTION of tne oity, tenement, pri uo. Anply Watson 294 M 2459, '_"_'—'——-—' ement. lu Cohn lbollt W at 16 Main % to rent Jan. 1st, 2 nice uUn! heated rooms with bath kitchenette with gas range. Garage it sired. Address Box 178, Herald, TO RENT—Four rooms, $12; five mn $15; small farm, $15. Schultz & Costelle,, 242 Main 8t. COR. PLEASANT & FAIRVIEW room tenement, all Improvements house, Phone 147-4. Hyman Horwits. month, W, L. Hatch Co,, City ing. _Phone. 4 ARCH 8T, 170 AND 133—3 mores, 11508 ft. each. Suitable for clothin shop, mesat mariet or grocery store. rent sepaiately or together, Rent able, M. lrvm' Jester, 189 Arch Phone 811 CHURCGH 8T, 03—Btore to rent. m: Adkina Printing Co., 66 Church t. Fi: ELM ST, 8—Corner Main, store suita by barber shop and pool room. Ses % about It at 156 Main St. Waanted—To Rent. CENTRALLY located tenement of 4 or & rooms with modern lmprovements. ‘l‘v.a adults, no children. Box 46JG. REAL \L ESTATE FOR Amts—-mnl w ANDREWS LAND 0O, owners and des __velopers of Grandview. PLAINVILLE real estate, bought and Cunningham & Eklnnlr. Neri block, mf vii Phone 4! FXAL E!TATE—-AII’"IIII‘ to sell see Cohn about it at 1§ Maln ., |. 'cn individual real estate owamer city. REAL BETATE—If_it's Real Hethte, Oali: Phe 99, e Gorbach, Booth’s block, TAR OONN. P. O, Phono 143, Building and Business NORTH 8¥., Gor, Willow, brick suitable fo! garage or light ing purpos See Cohn about it ‘st Main St Auctlonevr, X 333 BUILDING LOTS on ecasy payments l-"fi" parts of the city at prices muoch’ 4 t}\ln will be asked next year. The h Co., City .Hlll building. KENSINGTON—2§ acre farm, all c‘::hmn Farm Agency, 131 Main city. PLAYER PIANO, brand new, full size, fine tone and o A g chance for someone who will appre Quick sale. Easy terms, L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. VICTROLA— —Genulne Victor and records. Beautiful grained case, perfect conditio any fair offer. Easy terms, Mr, Andrew 401 _Arch St. VIDENER'S has $ome good valuss in used phonographs. Bee these before you pur- chane, 138 Main 8t. ATTENTION—Used Victrola and cabinet, in st arrived, d A camera makes an ideal gift for the kid- dles. We have them from $1.50 to $76. Arcade Studio, Kodak Headquarters. good condition, Price cheap, at John A. Andrews & Co. Gifts For the Household. 05-D ATUMINUM WEAR—Kettles, double roast- ers ahd percolators. Guaranteed. A real household gift. City Hardware Co., 49 st Maln St. i 7 at $2.50 and v Navy Store, §8 Church St.* BOOK-ENDS—Very beautiful designs, at $2.98 set, $5.00 value. Max Zucker, 516 Main St 295, hands with stag handles. Only $2.9i housewife will appreciate, City Hardware Co., 49 E. Main St. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. 67 DEPOSITS now being tmade on Christm gifts at Himberg and Horn's. Jewelry, Watches and diamonds. 10 Rallroad Ar- de and 392 Main SAVING SETS of genuine French _Ivory. Wonderful display at $8.50 to §10. I. Res- nick, Manufacturing Jeweler, 340 Main 8t. FOR watches, rings, pearis, sliverware or anything in tle line of gifts that I walk one flight up to B. Goorges, Main, Room 10. Opp. Dickinson store, It will pay you well. Wlnted—Ar(lcles To Buy. (1) FORNITORE 1o good condition wanted. oA prices paid, all household articles. Call me before you sell. Phone 616-13. Drug COLUMBIA grafonolas in all models and finishes. A small cash payment places one of these beautiful gifts in the home. Ask us about our easy payment plan, John A. Andrews & Co. SEARCHLIGHTS— ‘Bveready,” with bat- tery, regular $1.75 value, speclal for Xmas, 93c. A glft for tka motorist. City iardware Co. 49 E. Main. SCART PINS—Drotty settings, with of with- out diamonds, $2.50 to $150. The Wedding Ring Shop, 149 Main, “Gifts That Last.” A Shattered Idol GOIN BOXES—Gold, daintily dressed 1n one of our boxes makes a most desirable gift. Adki 66 Churc St. CREPE PAPER-—Decorative, plain in_color, and ribbon for holiday decorations. Denni- son's holiday streamers are fireproof. Get them at Adkins, 66 Church St. T BEEN LOOKIN' FoR W‘ - 1TS WAY PAST TINE - T'LL BE RACK ON DUTY AT SIX TO-NIGHT. FURNITURB—WIIl pay falr prices for sec- ond-hand furniture or will* exchange. D. . Benjamin, 115 Beaver St, Tel. 1320, FURNITURE—Wo will buy It at fair pri The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK-—It you want lhel highe [d for papers, magazine ra| gl‘!‘\er _hmkp hlc sure lu‘ all L, Zeldes and watch for the name on my truck, that will assure you & fair deal, Call 516-13. 151 Oak street. A. CHAPMAN ST—8la rox price $4500, small amount of qui Watson & Jones,: 294 Phont 3460, EAST ST.—Eight room house In good with one or two lots. Price tight on | count of being old style. H. N. Real Estate & Ins, City Hall. EMMONS PLAC 3 family house 14 T everything modern and ht In the oe ter of the city. This is fine place keep roomers. Price $11,600. Watson M- Joi 204 Main St. Phone 2460. LINDEN ST.—32 famby house, 10 roomm car garage, Brings in 10% on §1, sell for $6,600, With small paym & Joues, 294 Main 8t. Tel, NEWINGTON AVE—6 room ! modern improvements, price $5,60 amount of cash required. Watson es, 294 Main St. Tel, 2460, Jones, ORTH ST,—Brick block, 7 tenements a store with a large lot. This place bo sold. Would sell business with property. Price is right and small am of cash required. \Watson & Jones 294 Main 8t, Phone 2450. OAK SI.—§ family hous bought at a bargain. T! and a small cash payment req son & Jones, 294 Main St. "o SOUTH END—3 family house of 1 in good condition, electric 1¥hu. _blg e and all kinds of fruit trees. terms, seo Aaron Danlelson & co.. »" } Phone §73-4 ment House, cement? . baths, large & 179600, Centrally located. 23 Pearl Bty - Plainville, Barn, hen house, frult trees: grapes, Price $6,000; $1400 cash, b casy payments. Apply R. L. Hayden, Middle_Bt, Bristol. Real Estate—Wanted. b that can — BY BLOSSER REASONABLY priced single or two house in_Plainville. Hox 394G, ROUMS, BOARD )ARD AND HOI HOLL! 2 Rooms I'oc Reut, ARCH ST. 626—Corner of Arch il. Monroe; furnished rooms to rent. P phone 1935 PROSPECT ST., 16—Front tooms, - nished for light housekeeping. light, heat, gas, etc. Very central. Where To Dine. PRSI oo i NEY LUNCH-—They all like DELA! e here, There's a ular restaurant in town. 1o the hotel, Opp. the Station. ACKI r-’lllfl‘ dinner Home huu § l“ Chestnut street. BBLOIN'S LUNGH, 60 Herald. City's Churcl comim rfma. ln llt