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AUTOMOTIVE _Aiilis and Trucks Por e ¥ ——— e e DODGE BROS. USED CAR DEPY.~ 1421 Dodus sedan, 4 doars. 1930 Dodge touring, § to salet from. 1M9 Dodge touring, 116 Dodge tewridy, 8 & F. MOTOR 8ALHS CO, 155 BLM 8Y, COR. FRANKLIN, PHONE 131, m fl'l hmu‘llnl flmw u. "_W nu cholce wdolph, 127 j= ¥, tires, Bosch magneto, 'The John Ceok Ce., Plalnville, Conn, i 3 - ieal conditien, and ties in fAne shape, A ve m-wmu-:nu llw" md-"mu Co., 825 Arch Birest, HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT,~ offers & brand new 1933 Dodge bus- iness soupe, This 18 & real oppor o tunity to buy a new closed car at & substantial reduction. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO., 139 ARCH ST, PHONE 3100, HUPMOBILE— unn‘ 1920; new paint and in first class shape. 1918 Chalmers“sedan, 1920 coupe. | Wi arive o4 1931 Vim truck, self starter. - CITY SERVICB II'ATION, STANLEY ST. AT HARTFORD AVE. MAXWELL, 1922—Run less than 4,000 miles, practically & new car. This car is In perfect condition. Can be bought at a blt reduction. 'Next to a New Buick is Used Buic! 3 lll Arch 8t. Phone 2607, rosdster.. werfect condition. R. . C. Rudolph, 137 Cheriy St. Phone 2051-2. $10 touring car. 3 new tires, 3 extras and good runaing uldmn. 176 Apply 167 Hln 8t con- many § excellent tires, Price right. A. G. Haw- ker, 63 Elm 8St. Phone 3466. BILE 8" In excellent copdition, & passenger, ecenomical to operate, looks . Price only $200. Terms to rusponal- le parties. €. A. Bence, - 51 Main 8t Phone 221 BEDAN — 1919 Beripps-Booth _ overhauled, Compare this car at §476 with any pur- chase in tho clty; slso 1520 Bulok tourins, winter_top. Aaro Cohen, Inc., 185 Park t. Reliable dealérs, Bat: 1910, Hfd, New Britain Byick Co,, fiMfirou'Tn o Batiaries by Sipai- enced men, Day and night service, ttery Co, Phone 3345, rios, Ak for s on 1t's m{uml. gv;'cz 'y rage. O' iro & Battery Co., 35 Washingion St. Phone $00. R e 9 Bervice Stations m ; u 'l our new bullding. We are luulu-. new equipment that will save w Watch us grew. Commercial oldll. 00., "’I Glen St l'lan 230, nio! n. Al umu- repl Kemomber afl. service Is our alm apd that we are aute body and radistor tl&’fll. O. Becker, Corbln Place. Phone 683, "!x AUTOMOBILE _PAINTING and strip Lowest prices in town, Joe Amszin, 2. Hartford Ave. M TNG and truck bodies made to order, High class work, satis- faction nteed and price reasonable. L _Ravizzs, 333 Park 8t, Pho -u. mofll"lb aua paired. Aut rings & speciaity. John 0 Baker, 3! Arl!h B _Phone 606, BATTERIES—When In tmuii- and In need of good batteries or skilled service see wi first, Edw. Zack at the City Service Sta- tion, Hartford Ave., at Stacley 8t. BODIES, lamps, radiators and fen paired to a new condition, Cores Inataliod, Low prices. New England Radlator Works, 35 _E. Main 8t. Phone 860. CARBON burned out. Repairing® on all makes of cars Vincelette Garage, rear 168 Arch St. ' Phone 869-13 i CLARK'S—Bucceeding Plucker's Electric rting id Ignition work: Cars washed and stors space, rear 238 Main street. Phone_1344. HOTEL™ Washington garage. General re- pairing and overhauling. fy and night service. Translents accomniodated. Low rates. Tel. 1735, 121 Washington _street. HUDSON & service, Charges cob- sistent with workmanship. McGaul . Bonnett, 139 Arch t. OVERHAULING of cars, Prices are low. 8o. End Garage, A'Il South Main Phone §70. FAMON" GARAGE AND TOOL CO. “0 Main, Machine sand tool work. Auto er and repairing. Ford hlom I"DOM and pew pistons fitted. Tel. 8i dents and jams removed from auto bo es Bpecial price on New Ford Radlators. Hultquist Bros., 107 Arch 8t $150—Full purchuse price of choice 27 pop- ular cars, 1917 to 1921 models, with - starters,‘money makers for dealers, enaps forhe wise buyer. Open evenings. Inven- tory sale. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, Park 8t., Hartford. USED CARS— ¢ 1920 Hasex touring. 1918 Buick roadste: < Ford sedan, like new. 8. & F. MOTOR 156 ELM BT, COI PHOI l.l ACCESSORIES—A 10% cash discount on il automeblle parts, and acces- pories, except tires, tubes and gas. This stock includes Ford parts, ignition parts, greases, and brake lining. Ours s tI largest ‘stock of automobile parts_and accessories in tne city. Rack. iifte Bros., Park & elow 8ta. Tel. 1074 AUTO parts for all ‘ma) Axels, bearings, our specialty. Standard Auto Repair, 23 Oak 8t. Tel. 616-4. + BATTERIES—Wet and dry winter storage, , all makes. Reasonable rates. J. M. Far- rell, 110 Franklin 8q, Phone 1218, —_——— FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. Author- ized sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, 16 Frenklin Square. Phone 1228. TOPS, slde curtawns and seat covers, made over and repajred by the Hart. 8t. Top _Bhop, 68 Hart B Bt,, rear, Phone 164-] N. £OPH, &ide curtains ano elip-vovers to Ot your car or repaired. Auto bodies of very description uphoistered and res red. Twenty years'. expericnce in thls J. W ‘Walsh Auto Top & Up- Dolstering ' Co., m Ilm Bt., near Beye mour 8t. Phe VULCANIZING and urc repalrs of ail kinds. Expert advice on _tire conditioms. Dis- tributors of DAYTON “THOROBRED"” OORD TIRES. The Ball Tire Co., 210 Arch street. BUSINESS SERVICE Barbers, Hairdressers, Masscuse 18 HAIRCUTTING—Mothers, We have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddles while having their hair trimmed. Houra, 8 8. m. to 8 p. m. 33 Church. Opp. Beloin, “AGN.H‘ I‘;flflu both body and face, for tiredness and|' treatments by visit or at Mrs. Sadle Reeve, 166 Maln St. Phone 2887, _____ Building and Contract 19 GARPENTER jobbing, _shingling, M. O, Hoelsler, Telephone 1493-4 between 12 and 1 and after § p. m. CHIMNEY REPAIRING and general mason and plaster work. Work guaranteed. J. J. McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 1744-23. ATTENTION, AUTO OWNERS!—Lot us re- serve now your tires aud tubes for coming season at presenit low prices; one of the ‘better makes, too. Am. Mdse. Union, Autos—Taxl Service, 13 CALL TAXI—Phone 2700 will bring quiek, efficlent taxi service to yfillr door. N. B. Taxl Service t the M. R. Sta PACK..RD BERVICE—Best car tn_ for long tl‘lu Call Joo ¥arr, 1847, 16! LaSalle st TAXI flATlOfl—QIIIfl(. rellable service. Keep these phone numbers In mind. Daytime, 567, night, 1843-3. Louls Miller. THE PALACE Auto Livery, P. J. Cirves, Prop., 284 Main, 8t., rear Hudson Lunch, Tel. 2905, Night Tel. 1711-6. Garages To Let. 14 va'i'n;s:‘ §T., §3—Garage for remt, Phone 2123-5. BTORAGE—Allve sterfge for the winter months in a eentrally located, steam heat ed, epacious garage. Use your car ever you want it. A mechanic siwa; the floor and rent is reasonsble, Our serv- ice car is alwayt ready at your call. Just Phone 1644, Charland's Auto Bervice Bta- tion, rear 432 Main St. S e STORAGE of bicycies tor all winter free of charge. PeteR Rosso. hone lll-l‘ 336 Ll& Main Do you repnlr" 1f so, let the pub- lic know about it through a business card in .the Classified section of the H('rlld. ELECTRI ‘WORK, wirlug and fixtures, send & to A. Tyler, Newington. ' MASON brickiaying “snd ~plastaring Charles Beh, 691 West Maln St. Tel- ephone 1185-2. TAKE orders for ice-boxes, showcases, win- dows for new houses; all kinds of wood- working, M, Tomko, 29 Lafayette 8t, 20 Business Service Rendered. CABINET MAKINuU~All kinds. G. H. Day, rear 163 Arch Street. Phone 2633, ' 4| XoCIDENT AN - o Porsoanl stien: i6, 131 Ml and other But strest, Mlfllmh Private ‘-nuw Methed, Tel, Jane l-| and Oreaning. » ray & Co, for Insurance service, Agents and Kealtors, Main Bt Tel, 2031-3, L LINES OF INSUR- ANCE, BERVICE AND BATISFACTION, LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST. MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO, TELE. PHONE 138, rmuoiluw Bervice unusual ua do the rest. Dl-“( A. N-IW. n o Y. one, we Main 8t Co., 87 Milk Bt, Iolol. Massachuset P. Crona, Agent, 173 Malu street, N Britain, Conn, __&% |FIRE, AUTOMOBILY, wife and _Accident Ansurance. lanu 'Ilh the Home Baukii MI CO- llll ot 'l‘il- 738, Decide What You Want and Make Arrangements With the Advertisers Under Heading 52 “Eggs, Podltry and Supplied.” Any of These Advertisers Will Give You a Catalogue, Read § | ! AW windows couniers and shelves Bpace in basement. 8t H 8T, slais Bise Sixid eady Monthly reaial §48, {ome B‘nll:f & Bealty, 8. Wesl Man Phoue 1 the Want Ads and Place Your Order Earl. & Wade (o or- ¥ N Wu.fl 3 o " . m lbu l‘ul u the nm-.b:‘um-;nt' u I- . h i aofl and adjused for 1923, The W Shap. 140 Main g ware Oity v 80 4remont Tel, 13144, th wkhies and all « oxy weldin sharpened and i llm of MII' =ll. i Berndy, | rpening, Wciagors, skates, odge tools, R, Il Wilcox, 204 Hart §t, can do It. Phene 1 "mfi-* Instrumental and Vocal, 3 SANDOLIN, banjo, u nim Garrect, vuod. Instruction. ¢, Benson Barker, 360 , B, Main #t, Tel, 2893, III New Britain Tuos, Thurs, Fri. and Sat, m?leEN T —_— = l!elp—Amu \\ul«l. 40 EANVARRE 1W8—Make from §10 to $20 dally. eptionally useful, necemsary ar- Housewives buy several factory,” Ellz- New ticle, Big weller, Immediately. Bample 10c, abeth, N, J, lnlpfi Wanted, BOY o logrn printing trade. Must hive huu 4 Grammar school education, at least. Box 8JG, Herald. : YS wanted, to sell vanilla after school; send for free sample bottle, Wakefield Ex- tract Sanbornville, N. H. handle men and treated strictly confidential, A big oppor- tunity for o man who cau produce. Write Box 13X, Herald. JANITOR to work nights, Must be strict- 1y reliable, honest and competent. o8, ag 312 a week. Apply Box 63JG, Herald, 24| \EN—-30 wanted, to harvest ice, B0c to 60c JOB. ARBOUR & BON—Local and long dls- tance moving and trucking. Dally - ez~ press service to New York. Call 2733, STRAW RIDES a speciaity, Moving, truck- ing and express. Parcel delivery. T. F. _McMahon, 123 Cherry St. Phone 2653-3. BLEIGH parties taken out, Inquire 158 Beaver Bt. Tel. 1078-12 from 7 a. m. to 2 p. m. and any time after ¢ p. m. Phone 1503-2, and | SLETGH parties taken out. Ralph . Cooley, 56 _Grand St EXPERT MOVING— Packing and shipping, either by rail or truck. Best equipped in the city for lozal and /Jong distance furni- ture moving. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE. REAR DICKINSON DRUG STORE. 169 MAIN 8T. PHONES 2002—2090 A, P. MARSH, PROP. Painting, Paper Hanging. 37 HOUSE PAINTING aud interior decorating. Estimates cheerfully give A Bchacht, cott St. Phone 178 TAKE advantage. Cut rates paper hanging, painting, menth of 'January only. Max Tresky, 39 Harvard St. Phone 1322- “Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 PLUMBING, Uuning and general jobbing. Louls Naiv, 60 Lafayette 8t. Phome 2764, Residence, 2618-13. wHB'.N your plumbing, roof, or raln pipes repal, any time of day or night, lIl-phonl Bl T = Preuh‘ and Tailoring. 29 CLOTHES called for and uur??uy'nc let Bervice, Y l..ond SUITS AND OVERCOATSB with l!fl quality and fit at J. Wuek's, ti known tallor at 59 Arch St., opposite the _Bouth churck, SUITS of unusual quality, imported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall wear, thllored to the wearer's satisfac- tiou. B. Nelson, §8 West Maln Btreet. Telephona 601. PARIS TAILOR SHOP—Clesning and press- ing, suits made to order. 136 Soulll Main St., opposite High school. Printing, Jobbwmg, Stationery. 30 KULPER PRINTING CO.—High grase printing of every description in Ameri- can and forelgn languages, at reasonable prices. 326 Main 8t., Cor. Commerclal 8t., one flight up. Phone 777, CARDBOARDS—AIl _colors and__ grades. NEW BRITAIN BIGN CO, 3t CHURCH., STREET, UPSTAIRS. MIRRORS EHLVERED and chairs caned. Workmu\lh!n gubranteced. Edward , Gor- fain, 168 Arch 8t. Phone -2, PICTURE FRAM Bring In_that pio- ture you want framed now. A framed pio- ture makes an ideal present. Ohrnstedt's, 73 West Main B8t UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture, All kinds of repairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. . Grafe, Mgr. WINDOWS CLEANED private houses, offices, and stores. Gen housework and cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work is our speclalty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britaln Win- dow Cleaning Co,, 88 West Main St Phone $88. PLACE your awning order now. Do not wait until the spring rush is here. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co., City Hall Place. WE repair rubber boots, arctics and rub- ber shoes and all kinds of rubber, 73 Church 8t FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS P — QUALITY PRI SHOP, 33§ Maln Bt. Di- rectly opposite Commercial Bt., upstal! Tel. llhl. Letterhoads, euvelopes, state- ments, cards and circular letters printed t;‘ your satisfaction at lowest rates In t Monogram or Initial di stamped in gold (40c a quire), or any color at 25c per quire. Select your writ- Al 66 Church street. YOUR MONOGRAM emvossed with & cholce of 8 different colors and 26 different de- signs at an additional charge of only 76c to the cost of the paper. Ohrnstedt's, 73 West Main 8t. a==sme- Professional _Servio “Services. 31 WATCHES scientincally adjusted to heat and cold and positions. Expert watches and jewelry. Repairing at very moderato prices. Old gold and silver taken in ex- per hour and transportation pald. Report at the Berlin depot at 8 o'clock Tuesday or Wednesday morning. Willow Brook Ice company. ORDER cook at Hotel Beloin, SALEEMAN=Tor city, Tive wirs, ™ betwees nd years, opportunity for ad: b S e capable of building, sales_organization. Mr. Maddox, .8 State _8t. Room 8. Tel. 3-2413, Hartford, SALESMAN wantod at once, One experi- enced In selling automoblles preferred but not essential. Inquire at 18 Main St. " Help—Women Wanted. 42 BOOKKEEPER and billing clerk. Apply by letter to Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church St., stating age, experience an? salary re- quirements. WOMAN or girl for kitchen work at Cen- tral_hotel. GIRI; for genoral housework In_family of three. Apply Mrs. H. H. Wheeler, 28 For- rest Phone_1942. GIRL to help with general Phone 2_103-2. WAITRESS wanted for restaurant and cof- fee fg)llle. Good wages. Apply 64 Lafay- ette St. housework. FINANCIAL MERCHANDISE BLMET. i—Comer Main, #iore sullable foF barber shop and peol reem, Ses Coba about it i 15 Main Bt TEHOTT a1 4%, Wil give frs | cawara e ; y. B BRGS0 e bl thems (rosty morn FOWE=Tus arilved With & carioad of cow from Weodatock, Conn., consisting milks and springers, Can be seen Hofmann's place, 1159 Bast 8t, New Brit: ain. Phono 1784, ‘l'nuvmlfmlml' Bost: Pups. 93 Whit lcs- “Poultry, Supplies. mm-*nwm—fimr TERD - Fapular | breeds; prepald, guara; tnl catalogue, CTCHICKE—Pure White Leg: T in; Anconas, Shopard strain; Light Brahmas, Ungant strain, Also White Wyandottes from the best stock obtainable, stocked In our #tore during March, April, May and June, Come In and pirk out your own chick- ens, Rackiiffe Broa, Park & Rigelow Sts, Phone 1075, A, B, Hall, NCUBATOR n pacity, Practically new. Inquire at 463 yrtlo 8t 2d_foor, e, LITTLE PUTNAM STOVE keeps drinking water from freesing in coldest weather, _$2.00, B, P. Strople, 113 Horses, Vehicles, DRIVING HORSE for wale or for hire, H, Berry, 218 Rocky Hill Ave, Tel, 23 is over 1500 Ibs.,” good strong, Frank Bziob, Newington Junction, ar_of Chamberiain. HOKRSE and wagon, all equipped. Reasona- ble. Inquire at 47 Lafayette St. —eEE MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale, BABY ~ CARRIAGE—"Haywood-Wakefeld iake in 1st class condition. Price very ‘ensonable. Phone 264 or call at 23 Hun- _gerford Court. BUSINESE bob sielgh with 2 ness body to fit Ford cal Damon, Berlin, Phone 672. = BLEIGHS for sale: One two-horse bob slelgh and several cutters; also two bus- iness sleighs, at White's Stables, 289 Main St clty. SPECIAL sale on motorboat motors. Put your order in now. Standard Auto Repair, 22 Oak Bt. Tel. 516- 1 busi- H. BEDRGOM, “dining room and i sultes, Spocial low prico for Janusry. Max Bt, TROUSERS—A very larg men’'s dress and work trousers at prices ranging from $1.95 to $4.96. Army and lluu-dmld Articles. =" JAS Tisdiers, Just he I ge. P ::u! slzes vary, A, A, Milla 50 West velowr, §98.60; also 3 piece genuine leaths . Gerfain, 165 Arch street, Fru Neat tively In hum. utensiis. Heplac heater wicks 0K COVERING, el clo! cclally priced for January enly 80 per yard, lll! ta §65 and IC FTERLING RANGE -m. A-1 condition. 50 Walnut FTOVE PIPE of whe best g A and full lengths, Our prices are the are Co, # prevents carbonisation, The apecially treated pack- ing In the generator prevents carbonisa- tion s0 cominon (o kerosene burners and burner makes the Uni-Hete the greatest invention for sale, Perfect construction the porfect construction of the has revolutionlzed It of a decade. It whole fuel industry. for cook stoves and heating toves. destined to sa hours of work, economical Wi NOVO GASOLENE ENGINES, saws and pumps; full line of farm equipment. Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Tel. 674-33. TT! rolied edge, 36 to $18. During Jan, B. 503 Maln_8t. PAINTS 4 A-ND WALLFAPIM—WO CArTy & full line for exterior and Interior 'ork. Complete line gluss and hardwar 176 _East Maln 8t. Phobe for everybody, batterles. Paints and hardware, Ericson and John- wagons and Kveready hulpiul. Doll wigs and heads. Arch B8t. Novelty Shop. 359 Arch_ street. Navy Store, 56 Cuurcn Bt. BEDS—Large assortment and special prices Busln Oflice Equ‘pml!nl. 51 BOOKKEEPER'S DESK, 7'x5' hardy ood, 18 practically new and looks xhu way. Strongly bullt, 4 large drawers, Th price is very low. Adkins Prlnun. 6 Church_St. DAYTON COMPUTING scale and National cash reglster. A-1 condition. Truscio, 193 _Washington 8! ‘el 564-2, NATIONAL CASH REGISTER—Like new. Going out of business. Spot cash or easy terms. Box 180. Herald. OFFICE SYSTEMATIZING — Accounting, bookkeeping, Doctors and lawyers will find our simple forms handy, economical and easy to operate—they are adapted GRANBY PHONOGR. PHOM of our console, special at §125. Arrived too See this machine be- fore you purchase an upright. Widener's, for Jan., 35.50 to $35. B. Berson, 503 Main _street. Phone 1165, Iy 36e :AI. AA lllll. B, Berson, 603 Maln Bt FRENMIEN RANGER vedu lllllll] January enly permits common korosene (coul oll) to be succcssfully used 1t in Complete, only §15, It is nd is a8 simple us A, B, C. ng~room only. assortment of AHCB o7, 11 1, each, Suital #hop, mest marwet oF vent sepaiately of able. M. Lrving Jesier, A0 Arch _Phone M), et CHURCH 8T, Brere L Adkine Pristing Co., §8 O munl L3 OF) s the Bovereign bulldl fil-\hlul and Janiter service, A son & Joues, e e —— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | _Agent>—Real Estate L] LA NVIIJAE el & wotate, bought and Cunningham & Skinner, Neri block, will . .Q. AL RETA yihing (e #ell see Colin about it st lllull. hu-l individual real ssiate ol Wake NOWTH #77 Tor. Willow, brick Ewiding, sultable for a garage of lght manuless u:‘.pww-u. Bee Colin about It at e EART BT —Bungalow site. ~ Probably” "the finest lot on kast St., includiag drive and improvements, Only & aingle bouse to be orectod for 10 years. M. N. Lockwood, City Mall or 793 East Bt, BUILDING LOT on Linden streel with gare age. Inquire et Btar Real Erate sad isuranc 163 Main BUILDING LOTS on easy payinents in all parts of the city at prices much lower than will be asked pext y: Tho W, Ly Hateh Co,, (Alv Hall Iillll — Houses For Sale. ™ CHAPMAN BT—8IA room nouse, Targe Jot, price $4500, small amount of cash ree lq’tlurnd. Wulllcn & Joues, 204 Maln St FASTERN SECTION—3 tenement house of 1o rooms, with store and barn, Price only 37,600, Aaron Danislson Co., 131 Maln St. Phoue ¥is-4. LAST ST.—2 family house of 10 rooms electricity and hardwood fioors amd fin- ish, Low price. Star Kew: Estate & lnsur- ance Co., 163 Main St EMMONS PLACE—2 family house 14 rooms everythiug modern 4nd right in the cen- ter of the city. This is & une place to keep roowers. Price $11,600. Waison and _Jones, 4 15t Phone_2450, LINDEN 1y-bouse, 10 rooms, 3 car garage. Brings in 10% on §7,200. Wil sell ior §6,600, with smail mm-nt. Wate son_& Yones, 294 Main St Tel. 3460, NKWINGTON AVE—S room cottage, all wodern lmprovements, price $6,600, small smount of cash required. Watson and Joues, 294 Main St ‘el 2450, H BT the Musical Instruments, 1~ compiete wi records, mahogany cabinet, only used and in perfect condition. ‘mahogany, il at a very low price. _Andrews, 401 Arch St. OGRAHPS—Just received, late for Christmas. 138 Main 8t. with lightly Reasonable price and easy terms. Widenor's, 135 Main. PIANO—Upright, slightly used, Easy terms. L. E. a carload B tore with u large lot. This place muss be sold. Would suil business with the property. Price is right and small amount of cash required. watson & Jones, 394 Maiu st. Phone 2450, OAK BI.—3 family house that can be bought ut @ bargain. “he price is $5,000 ana & swall casu paymeut required. Wate son & Jones, 294 Main Bt. Tel. 3460, 66 to maet thelr meeds. Other systems sup- plied to accommodate large offices of any size, saving time and cutting cost of o RECORDS—Special 6 day offer on our en- tire stick of “Perfect” records, 3 for $1. John_A. Andrews & Co. PROSPECT S8T.— ation. Let us show you these forms OR call on you and suggest a means of cut- ting time and overhead. Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church 8t. Phone 1063 and ask for Mr. Hawthorne, WAITRESS—GIrl wanted to work In coffee house, 321% Main St. Sol Moses. WOMEN to do fancy work at home. Spare hours. Material furnished. Good pay. Stamped envelope brings particulars. Un- derwood Art Goods Company, Ports- mouth, Ohio, FOUR Catholl salesladies, 2 who talk Pol- ish. Good salary. For further particulars write to Henry King, 92 East Main St., Meriden, Conn. OUTDOOR work through the Pleasant and remunerative. Herald. Situations Wanted—Women, 45 lGERMAN girl would like position as cook or general housework. Speaks only Ger- man, 226 So. Main St., 3d floor. PRACTICAL rurse wishes position, Apply Herald, Box SAA. WOMAN Would like to do washing at home. Box 10G. YOUNG LADY, experienced High school graduate, desires stenographic position in private office. References furnished. Box FINANCIAL Tavestments, Stocks, Bonds. 47 SECOND MORTGAGE of §$1350 for sale. Ex- cellent Investment. Parker & Deming, 193 Main 8t. Phone 2026, ring months. Box 0JG, ‘00D—Oak, hickory and maple, cut in stove and fireplace lengths, $15 a cord. Delivered anywhere in the city. R. H. Battey, 700 West Main St. Tel. 2378, KEEP the cgg basket full in_warm weather and in cold, by feeding Purina Poultry Chows, We guarantee you more eggs or money back. Order some today. N. B. Bird & Feed Co., 105 Arch St. SEVER. SHAVING BETS of genuine Frenéh Ivi ‘Wonderful display at $8.50 to $10. I. Res nick, Mnlllllm,l.urlg. Jeweler, 340 Main t. VICTROLA—Slightly used, but In cxcellent and _unusually conditiou. * Sacrifi low terms, John A. Andrews & Co. WIDENEIYS has some good values in used Sev these before you pur- phonvgraphs. chase. 138 Main 8t. HOUSE OF 11 ROOMS FOR SALE these machines. siderable. Convenient Widener's, 138 Main St. terms AL grod values In slightly used up- rights. Fully guaranteed. Purchase one of The saving will be con- allowed. CHEAP. MUST BE 80LD AT ONCE TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. AARON \Vawhes, Dllmonds. Jewelry vory. 67 s DANIELSON & CO., 131 MAIN 8T, WOOD—25 acres, About 30 years growth, 1 mile from village. S. E. and 8. M. Cowles, Kensington. Phone 647-15. Footwear and Clothing 61 BSTABLISH yowr credit ac the Boaton Clothing Store next door to the Herald Office. Keap well dressed. FOR that opportuaity you've been waiting to get watches, rings pearls and silver- t possible price, I am offer- alues, ome you will thank me for it Jeweler, 166 Main St., ware at low some " wonderful, réal honest ring the month of January only. take advautage, later, B. Georges, Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drm. Co. PHONE 873-4, FUR COATS on weekwy payments., Boston Clothing Store, 65 Church St. next to Herald Office. WATCHES and wedding rings, 14 and 18 kts. Himberg & Horn, 392 Main St, and 10 Railroad Arcade. ROBERTS BT.—3 family 15 room house, nice location. Price reasonable, Home Buaking & Realty Co., 36 West Main st, HIP BOOTS, knee boots, boots, felt boots, rubbers, raincoats, etc., at big savings. All size and everyone first quality, Army & Navy Store, 66 Church 8t. UNDERWEAR, [INSIERY & BATH ROBES Heavy wool sox, 2lc per pali; 5 pairs, $1.00. Wool, 2-plece underwear for men, $5c per garment. Union 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, 56 Church_8t. “Storm King," JUST reccived another allotment of those First Mortgages, which yleld 7% in ad- vance, now available in a limited amount of all denominations. Yéu cannot beat a “First Mortgage on Real Estate” pur- chased under our supervision, returning a semi-annual payment on the principal, so it is very evident your security s con- stantly increasing. ~These Mortgages sell for either cash or monthly installment, suiting purchaser's convenience up to ten mnonths. The Bodwell Realty Co., Bank Bldg. Phonc 1801 Money muned. OVERDUE DEBTS— Make every summons to the door a jour- ney of dread. Why permit this shadow on your family life when you can meet present needs and pay past debts the Beneficial W ‘ We lend at legal rates sums from $25 to $300 on home furniture, repayable in {rom § to 16 monthly installments. Oursdis a service of helpfulness on a self respecting business basis. Call, write or phone us regarding your money worrics, Our aid is immediate. BENEFICIAL LOA\' SOCIETY, change for new rings, pins, bracelets and pearls. B.. Georges, jeweler, 166 Main St. Room 10. Opp. Dickinson Drug Co. e Rooms 104-5. W. Main 8t. Phone 1943 New anln. Conn. Oh! to be an Eslumo RO USE To GRUNBLE, VOUNG AN = VoU GET I AND UNDRESS AND FULL line of Bail Band footwear for men and boys. Shoes, hide to wear, better shoes for less money. All guaranteed. 86 Church 8t. Joe Mortellitl, INVENTORY SBALE now gofig on. We are clearing up all our heavy apparel at very low prices. Army Navy 8tore, 66 Church 8t. FURNITURE In gooe PTANO wanted. JUNK—If you went “Wanted—Artides To Buy. “condition Good prices paid, household Call_me before you sell. Paone 516-. wanted. rticles. +13, Phone 128, UTH END—3 fahily house of 15 roomas, in good conditlon, viectric lights, big ot aud all kinds of fruit trees. ror price and terms, sec Aaron Lanielson & Con 11 FURNITURE—We will buy It at fair prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch St. J. Grafe, M S!lla conditlon. cash price and make. No dealers, dress Box 13WH. lowest Ad- Main St. Phoue 873-4, WAKEFIuLD COURT—S fumily house of 15 rooms, all modern, electricity and steamn heat, Lard uuisn, machine shop in rear that can be converted into & 10 car garage, Star Real Lstate & lnsurance Coi, A the highest paid for papers, magasines, rags other junk be sure to cal watch for the nane on my truck, 161 Oak street. FUNK—We buy magazines, papers, rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices o 81 Oak street. A Rodinsky, phone 1691 prices and L. Zeldes aud that will assure you a fair deal. Call 516-13. Avs siall St. new (wo family house on St. Call 861-4, tor particulars, Anumw: Land ku. 15867 slunlry 8(. ly liouse, § years old,” 3 fur- naces and ail modern improvements. Price ouly $10,000, This is tue one chance in a lhousanu You reau avout. See us for details. Home uankm: & Realty, 86 West Main 8t. Puone BIG alterat e now going on at the Army & Navy Store, 66 Church St. Price on all winter clothing down to the lowest figures possible. WE pay fair prices for any household ar- ticl M. Benja- Just drop a card to D. min, 115 Beaver St. Phone 1320. TWO family house of ten rooms with im- provements; 1i00 It frontage on Plain- ville troiey and highway. Robt. , Good Things To Eat. 62| REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ' White, 259 Main St. Shore Places For Sale, 84 rand, Whiteman and._ Huyler's | Phone your order. Dickinson 33 EAST ST., Apnrtments .nd Tmcmm(s [ all_improvem BLOCK 1SLAND—10 lots in the very best section of tne island. Will sell 5 to res per Ib. Jones' Quality erkel. 10 Mym- St. Phone vour order, 285. ST., —35 room tenement with Call 306-2, liable parties on easy terms. Write to Bo! v Suburban For sale, 85 63 ANTIQUE FURNITURE—BIg variety at re- duced prices. Tho Furnilur. Exchange, 67 _Arch St. A. J. Gi | MAPLE 8T., ate improvements. Main St. Phone 1530, PLAINVILLE—2 building lots, just off Broad St. Buy now, itne price is right, NORTH STREET —4 & 6 room apartments, For particu- lars call M. Cohn, at 15 Main St. Tel. 1530 all modern improvements. _I% 0. Box s, bristol. e A.UUMS. BUARD AND flULLub | DINING ROOM mns—nound table, four chairs and a rocker; leather seats quar- | tored oak. Party leaving town and must | sell. 249 Fairview St. FIXTURES—Complete mome electrical out- | fits, Anderson Electric Co, 269 Main St. STANLEY 8T, | WEST MAIN 8T, 415—b room tonement, improvements. Steam_heéat furnished. all Rooms For Reat. [T} with Lot air sleeping porch, See Cohn about it at 15 Main Et. “674—5 room tenement up to date ARUH ST., 626—Cor. Monroe and Arch Sts, to_rent. Large furnished front room Up one flight. Phone §19. KITCHEN range and gas stove for sale, Both for $15. Apply to 224 Beaver St. W ESTRRN SECTION of tne city, 6 tenement, prico $40. Apply Jones, 204 Main St. Tel. 2450. 5 room Watson and peopie; alsu 4 siugle room. Phoue SAST MAIN ST, 205—Furnished room for OIL Teaters, $5.60 and $6.50. Lehrers, 116 Bast Main St. Phone 11815, WH $15.00. HITING ST, BY BLOSSER B S —— 50—4 room temement. Rent, See Cohn about it at 15 Main St. gentleman, Steam beat. Ceutial Teles _ynoue 1¥86. SLAIN 7., 214—2 furnishod rooms for light nousekeeping with all improvements, Uver Woolworti's 5 & 10c store, NICELY furnished room with all conven fences in \West Main St. section for 1 eof refined_gentiemen. FPhone 2074, = “Rooms For Housekeeping. PROSPECT 8T, 16—Fus light housekeepin, Heltud. elec gas, etc, § miuutes' from center, reasonable, R NO desirable (urnished rooms for cping. Keasonable. Phone y2-4, liere, There's & reason, 100, ular restauraut I,_Upp. the Stavion. reguler dinner with pie and cofies Home bekiog. J. G Ml Prop. 1w u\mnul llr'tl. lty's newest restaurant. Am idéal place to dine. ried the Hotel Hegal restau- special dinner, il trmes. Telephone your Want Ad to 926, the Herald Classified Ad writer will iserve you anytime between § a m. land 8 p.m.

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