New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1923, Page 14

wmounees k ike Honar law's Whert il is lord | MeKenna, of the Premier Raldwix eabinet, practically except that Lord privy seal; Regina 111, later may be ehequer ohar French government will press com munist trials in eourts fgnation ineident is elosed Poineare garded res Great Britain In communieation to to Recretary Hughes disputes that United States vight to prevent forelgn ships Arryi iquor for erews in port g it Hardng is and Presid. peport of the iron opposing total abalition day in the steel industry institute 12 hour Recretary Weeks at San Francisco declares that seanding army of United AZIZ GROTTO PLANS SPRING CEREMONIAL Twenty-live Neophytes to Sail River Styx Tuesday Evening Twenty-five neophytes will tread the | burning sands of the desert, and navi- gate the whirlpools and raplds of the { *well known" In an eager | but frightened journey into the mys | terles and trihulations maid river | next Tuesday avening river Styx, of It will be the Lannual ceremonial of Aziz Grotto and | | #wo dozen and one weary pilgrims will \#ally forth to unknown dangers in their mearch after knowledge Monarch Ralph Merigold savs the | stage is all set at Odd Fellows' hall twhere the ceremonial will take place. | Past Monarch Willlam H. Crowell, gecretary, says there will be a good time for all and a most interesting [#ime for the candldates New ecostumes have been provided for the guards and other officials, in- eluding the chief executioner, and 53 jcharacters will hold forth in three racts and seven scenes to give the travelers on their dgngerous journey full value for their sage moneéy. | Prophet George K. Macauley, mas- (ter of revels, will initiate the candi- 1dates into some of the ancient and oriental mysteries of the famous river. !Noah Lucas, director of the cast, will give the signal and the journey will commence promptly at § o'cloek. A short business meeting will be held at 7 o'clock at which time all candidates are to report to Secretary Crowell. | Past Monarch Adna F. Johnson supervision of a vaudeville show and the program of surprises planned for | the pleasure of the prophets and the interest of the candidates will extend well into the night. Invitations have been sent to Connecticut grottoes. all BODY TAKEN FROM RIVER. Milford, May 26.—A young man's | body, thought to be that of Earl T. Milier of Clinton, was found in the | Housatonic river here today. The par- tial identification was by means of an automobile license, a check and a ring. Miller disappeared from his boarding place in Ansonia three weeks ago, | | FOX'S STARTING SUNDAY )OWN TOT SEA IN SHIPS'[ A Hodkinson Pictuse POLLY AND HER PALS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1928, SOUTHINGTON NEWS in list of world's active | Mesting of Sohaod Hoard Tonight- 16th Rirthday Parties—second Twin Dies Legion auxil: 1a., abandon 10,000 Gers Women in American lary at Cedar Rapids. plan to destroy in bonfire made eloth poppies —ltenme An impertant meeting of the scheel board will held iewis High Willlam Steigers. whe has sehool this evening at the heen prominent in, affairs of the Bt hearing held Thursday evening with Louis Dispateh, dies at St Louls, the teachers' club will be diseussed. Bits of information which have leaked out from the private meeting man be n % which Mayor Hylan of New York at Chi- o conference appeals for govern. 'end to show that the personal side | of the relations between the superins tendent and the teachers was aired It is known that 61 tcachers were Harry 8 Black announces in New Present at the meeting and almost | ork that he will bulld residence on |*Very one of them apoke of petty dif Plaza hotel, of which he ferences with the sehool superintend. | ent. Others stated that the superin e tendent answered many of the ques British flag will not be carried into !10N8 but was urabie to satisfactorily Patrick's cathedral New York onswer some of them, Supt. Coggine tomorrow afternoon at for claims that the achools are he. dead. tow the grade of other town schools, —————— | DUt it {8 said that it was pointed out of teachers of the grade and high BYJ inored by the superintepdent, The schools had suggested a constructive question Is one that has stirred the Dispute Over Ownership of $1 Seized in Raid Is Settled | [town of ment awnership and operation of rail roads top of the is part owner at services it hing elm yesterday at the homes of Mr, and Mrs, John J, O'Keefe of Oak street, |and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geary of | Buekland street hury High in Rimsbury this afternoon, o Itonic Post, American Legion, will Judge George W, Klett in police hnl'fl‘nr\ important meeting in the post court this morning ordered the re-| . . " aranday evening maining $10 of $21.15 which was se | The second twin born to Mr. and cured by the poliee In a rald on & y\e v Ferrucjo, died yesterday, The gambling house at 16 Meadow street | iyor hahy died Tuesday. [ of which Fernando Zaragora is pro- o ¥ prietor and who was fined 825 and costs on Monday pald into the police pension fund, On Thursday morning Attorney David T.. Nair, who represented Zara- gora, appeared hefore Judge Klett and | asked that the money seized in the rald be returned to his clients. He | spoke especially of one man who had placed a ten dollar bill on the table| to secure change when the rald was made. At that time Judge Klett order. ed all but the $10 to go to the pension | fund | This morning Pollceman Edward Kiley testified that a ten dollar bill with some change on top of it was lying on the table in front of one of the participants in the game when the police made the raid. The money was not, he said, in the so-called “kitty." Judgel Klett asserted that no one has appeared before him to claim the | money and asked if there was anyone in court this morning to claim it. At- | torney Nair stated that because the amount involved was so small his | cllent could not afford to lose time| | fgom the factory and therefore he| | gppresented him. Attorney Nair stat- | ed that it was his fault that his client | was not preseshrdul fwy pgkq gqgq not think it would be necessary for | him to put in an appearance. Judge Klett asserted that if the | man who is supposed to have owned the money was in court he might be| | given the $10 but under present con- | ditions the money will go into the pension fund. The case of Jack Lentina arraigned on a charge of non-support, was con- | tinued until Monday morning as was the case of Alex Pallecovitch of Hart- | ford avenue, arraigned on a charge of assault, American toys are sold despite the keen competition put up by Germany. City Advertisement Warrant for Meeting of the City Mceting Board |Ta the Members of the City Meeting | Roard of the City of New Britain: You are hereby warned and notifled that a special meeting of the (‘It,\‘! Meeting Board will be held at the au-| ditorfum of the Grammar School buflding, Main street, New Rritain, on the 81st day of May, 1923, at 7 p. m. standard time, for the following purposes: 4 (1) To receilve the report of the last meeting of the City Mecting Board to investigate and make rec- ommendations concerning the school accommodations of the city and take such action thereon as may be deemed proper. (2) To consider the matter of con- veying to The Connecticut Light & Powsr Company a right of way or other easement over and upon land of the city situated in the towns of Southington, Berlin and New Britain, in consideration of the abandonment and release of The Connecticut Light & Power Company of its present right of way over other land of the City of | New Britain and to adopt such resolu- tions as may be deemed necessary or advisable in the premises. Dated at New Britain, 26th day of May A, D, 1923, Herald). A. M, PAONESSA, Mayor of the city of New Britain WANTED Women to sew covers on Baseballs, at home, all time or spare time. No experience necessary. Apply for in- structions at the branch offices of The | Bon-Taber Sporting'Goods Co., at 117 North street, New Britain; 55 Pratt Street, Meriden or factory office, 17| Goodman Place, Hartford, Conn, ‘ record heights. DIPLOMATIC TLINESS | | Brussels, May 26.-—The continued indisposition of Foreign Minister Jas- NEWINGTON, CONN. par is considered in political circles here to be a “diplomatic illness” due tuated on direct Trolley Line from Hartford to New Britain. to his reported desire to delay the In- | One fare from either city terview between the French and Bel- | til after the publicatiol Bl e e e ions: mote, | LARGE LOTS ON FASY PAYMENTS Starts You—Balance $1.00 of the new German reparations note, | to $2.00 Weekly 1810 to 825 | No payments when sick or ont of Special Notice o'clock | Conn,, this (N, B. WILL MEET JOHNSTON. The Associated Press. St. Cloud, France, May 26.—M. Washer, Belgian tennis star, defeated Henri Cochet, the youthful French champion in the semi-finals of the in- ternational hard court tennig cham- plonships here today and thus won the right to meet William M. Johnston of California, in the finals. By WATER VERY DEEP. Curling, N. F., May 26.—Traffic on the main line of the Newfoundland railway in the western part of the colony has been interrupted by floods resulting from the thawing of the snow which reached an exceptional depth in the woods last winter and is now sending lakes and streams to | streets are 60 ft. wide. This is a fine There will be a social and enter- development in every respect. We re- tainment given by the Loyal Order of | Serve the right to select our custom- Moose Lodge, 183, at Moose Hall, 242 |ers Take cars to Newington cmm‘r‘ Main street, Tuesday evening, May and you will see our sign. Agents on | | 29th. Final arrangements for the|land every afternoon. Auto will call | Field Day and parade will be mad.,jfi?r you b,r_up_mh\l.mvm. All members are requested to he| Tel. V. 272-5 for particulars, cte, present, | Florists and Nurserymen. Smoke Shop | ALL, KINDS of flower plants for sale. to me, . R. Duncan.| raniume, 3 for 26c; 20r; Pansies 30n 26, should ba| dozen; made up pots for graves: also tn. immediately.| mato, pepper and cabbage plants. Call- fornin. hedges and gage plante. Fu- saro, 85 Ellls St Tel. 1208-2, ¥. R. Barbonl sells Victar at 44 Church street All bills, up to meon, May presented to E. R. Barbon Address P. (), Box 283, I poliey, but their suggestions were ig- | | Children’s birthday parties were held | Lewls High school is playing Sims. in Spain, work. All lots 50x125 ft. or over. All | = THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Areouged For Quick and Ready Befersars, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTION® Charge Propald 16 » 14 lines Minimum Spacs, 5 Lines Minimum Book Charge % Cents. No Ad Acoepted Aftar | P, M, For Cinssified Page on Same Day Ads Areapiad Over the Teephone For Call 925 And Operator Ask For » t Ad ANNOUNCEMENTS —— ___Florista_and_ Numserymen, L CALIPARNIA AND JAPANEWE priver, 2| ft, high at §3.00 per 100. Barber'y bush, | frult trees, evergreen, Small geranium | plants, 3 for 35e; geranium plants, § to 3 bie sach; eranium plants, 3 | me, 25 to § blospoms, 350 each or $4.00 & dor A dos. Asters 200 & Florence edge 10, doz. Dresenium. a nice plant, 600 each Fansles 30c a doz.or 2 doz, S0, Vines | for windew hoxes 10 each and up. A very | nice plant. Adoiph Sandalle, £13 Oak Bt Phone 58812 =Gaa o | ITARDY transpianted tomato planie. 4 va Heties, 200 dox.; Root Celery, Kohl Rabl. Caulifiower, Early Cabbage, Strawfowors. Asters, Rearler fng mon, Hallyhoeks Rweet Willla; Tohn Pleifer, 303 3 | TERANTUME far boxes and cemetel to 250; made up pots at low prics. Greenhouse, Onk and Lafalle Ste, GERANTUMGE, /o dox,; | _doa_ Toma, 2 3 | NURBERYMAN P fruit trees, heriie: | b » Wow for ; Also dolng prun- cutflowerl works wpecialty. Johnson's Greenhouses, 617 Church 8t. Phons 880, Lost and Found B RING lost, N H. N | return to Herald |FOUNTAIN PEN Tost. white with green | tripes; reward 1f returned to 90 Win- 8t throp 10 7ynll are loaing your maniy nd wre nervous, desponcent, down, or suffer from un- we want to mall you our book entitied “Perfect Manhood, Its Real Meaning and How to Attaln It This book desaribes “'Sextonlque,’ a restorative tonfc that vosts you nothing if not re- tieved or benefited, Write today to Cum- berland Chemical Co.. 484 Berry block, | llle, ‘fenn., U. A | PACKAGE found on Arcnh St, containing man's silk hose and tie, Owner may | have same hy caliing at 26 West Pearl 8t. | PAY ENVELOPE lost; ur ing $40 and over, between P. bins, Park Bt. and American Express | office. Return to Herald office; reward $10 | PIN containing 2 pictures found on Church 8t. Owner may have same by calling at Herald office, proving property and pay- ing_for ad. BUM of money lost Saturdny eve. between | Chapman and Millard Ste. Liberal offer, | Finder_kindly return_to Herald_office. Personals 6 FAMILY wanted to take care of a baby by the week, as mother hLas to work; will furnish clothes and pay board by the week., Apply Herald Box 35A. WONDERFUL NEW BOOK FOR OFFICE MEN AND WOMEN sent free; new pla helps fincrease your efficiency and p you profit at the same time, Read “The Broader Horizen.” mailed you without obligation. Don't miss it. Just address Desk 25, Baker-Goodyear Company, First National Bank Bldg., New Haven, Conn. Store Announcements 7 DID you get slx pictures out of six ex- posure films last Sunday? If not let us tell_you why. Arcade Studio. WANTED—1,000 men, women and childrer. | to be well dressed on easy weekly pe,- | ments, Boston Clothing Store, 63 Chrrch | 8t. Next to Horaid office, ’—_-__— L . AUTOMOTIVE ‘ ! “ Auto and Truck Agencies 8 weak, run natural losses, BUICK MOTOR CARS--'"Better car are be- | ing bullt and Bulck {s building them." New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch street. Telephone 2607, CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAIGE CARS— Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern,” West_Main, Corner Lincoln 8t. TLER and Cleveland motor cars and __accessories, American Sales Elm_8 CHEVROLET touring, $525; coupe, $68 sedan, $860; 1. O.iB. factory. The New Rritain Motor Sales Corp. # Main St. JMBIA, DORT and OVERLAND motor R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry street. Phone 2051-2, DODGR BROTHERS MOTOR GARS—Sal and gervice, (8. & . Motor Sales Co., 135 Eim 8t Cor. Franklin; phone 731. DURANT AND BTAR otor cars. Sales and service, ‘“Just Real Good Cars." __A. Bence, 18 Main St. Phone 216, FORD C Fordson Tras 3 r ice; genuine parts and ac o Co., 200 E. M JORDAN ~AND M FARLAN niotor cars 8ales and service. 174 High St., Hartford, | Connecticut, _Phone 3-4599, HUPMOBILE CARS-—Bales and service, Clty Bervice Statlon, Hartford Ave, Corner Stanley, and in M. Paonesen. > LEXINGTON -High grade motcr cars. Sales | and mervice, , C. A. Bence, 51 Main 8t Phone 2215, | 7 Glen street. Phone 2899, | nd 100tor cars. Sales Hawker, £i5 Elm St. NASH and Oa vervice, A. G phone 245 REO MOTOR CARS and trucke. Kenneth M, Searle & Co. Sales and service. Cor. Elm and Park Sts, New! Britain, Conn. Tele- phone 2110, STUDEBAKERS—Light six touring, $75; epecial six touring, $1,275; big six touring, $1,750; F. O. B. factory. M. Irving Jester, | 193 Arch St. “This Is a Studebaker year." HT motor cars, The Sleeve Valve Motor.” R Phone 2051- and e b0 Ruolph, 127 Cherry St. 2, ® He Wn’t L;;ve Anything to be Said ]f Antos And Trucks Por sale Diven &9 e O\ el R, Budelph, hand Py ALWAYE & #'ock of 15 weed cars on We acoapt a8 low as §09 as fret ment OB 4 ar. Open svenings and iay Sunday. Reliabie Used Car Bashangs 4 Arch 81, Phone 2068 PUTTR roadaier, 1523, & soed Tiies. tion very good. Just (Rereughly hauled. €. A. Bence, 81 Main 61, Tel, 2215 CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY Bulek Pulek, Cadillae Bulek, "NEYT TO A NEW BUICK 18 A USED BUICK.™ 1922, 6 pass. touring 1990 coupe. 1917, 7 pass ' tourtng. 1919 coupe. 1920, § pass, (LLIN Oakland touring, Chevrelet roadster, Theee care have heen reconditioned and newly painted, Open every evening untll § o'clock, Piek out your used car and eall for demonstration, V. 3. Poley, Mgr. of Used Car Dept, Trades on pew and used cars considered NEW BRITAIN BUICK €O, " ARCH ST, 607 BUICK, 1818, & cylinder roadster of v appearance, Has always been used s and acts like & new Vory mechanieal condi- $426. M. Irving 'his 18 a Biudes good tire equipment, tion Is perfect, Price o Joster, 193 Arch §t, baker year. 3 4 Damsenger coupe, 5 brand new tires, per- fort mechanical shape, bumper. etc. Call up for demon . “New Britaln Bulck Co., 225 Arch St, Phone 2607. “"Next to & New Hulck is a Used Buick.” . 1920, # cylinder roadster, good tires, plenty of power, Wil sell at a low price If taken at once. The Rellable, §8 Arch St. Phone 2080, BUICK, % fton, 1023 tru: Excellent paint, K, % iiew, used but very little and selling with a 50 day guar- antee. N. B. Buick Co., 215 Arch etreet. Phone 2607 BUICK, 1017, cabriolet, now being painted A Brewster green; appearance fine, very good upholatering and mechantcally per- fect. Price only $300, This car must be #een to be appreciated. N, B, Buick Co., 226 _Arch Bt. BUICK 1918, 1ittle - touring, in A-1 ditlon, first class top, paint and uphol- stering, 5 good oversized tires, price rlght for quick eales. G, Carlgon, 447 Ellls Street. CTHEVROLET touring car; $160. Call 182 West St FADILLAC 1917, 7 passenger fouring car, G cord tires, slip covers, etc. This ma. chine has just been thoroughly recon- tion. New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch ‘Phone 2607, ANDLER bargains, 1010 sedan in_ ex- cellent running order, $353; touring slight- used, $450. Aaron G. Tnc., 185 on- & bargaln for CHEVROLETS —Tourings, $i5 roadater, 1915, with starter, touring $150; Overland 80 roadster, $150; Overland tourings, $75 up. Many others. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park 8t., Hart- ford. _Open_evenings. GHEVROLET, 1018, touring car, 8 cylinder. Cheap. K. M. Searle & Co., Park St., cor- ner Elm &t. Phone 2110, CIEVROLET touring car, tires very good. Runs perfectly. gain at $100; §26 down, $5 weekly. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This i a Studebaker year." appearance and CLEVELAND—1021 6-paes. touring car, all | Condition perfect. 1208 Stanley kinds of extras on it. McCarthy & 8t. Thomas, §t. Tel. 1396, DEPENDABLE USED CARS-- 1922 Dodge Screen Dallvery; 1920 Buick 6-cyl, fi-passenger Touring; 1020 Franklin Sedan; Jord racer terms arranged. 8. & F. MOTOR 8 CORP., 1. 165" ELM 8T, T REFORE YOU LOOK OVER OUR STOCK. HERE ARE SOME OF CTALS [} Dodge Touring Oakland (2) Jdike new, each. $ $105 Chevrolet, 1920 Chevrolet Roadster Maxwell, 1021 $105 IERETTETERRRREN } bE Paige Sedan Bulck 8" COUPR .iiversvenns: $325 Oakland Sedan 8350 Wa have manv more bargain In uead cars. Just came in and look them over before buying your car FAIR EXCHAN 98 ARCH 8T, ondi- oror- A bar. | BUY A CAR IT PAYS TO | AUTOMOTIVE Autos And Trucks For Sale 7 1818, 7 K. M. Searle Phope 2110 Toadeler, § ona LUERBY ik shape. 480 AOPGE, 190 in fne s Ph L upe. 1906; Oakalnd Basex, 1981, touring Used Car Dept. 136 DURANT, 1802, § pa is lke new and carvies Carthy & 8t, Thomas Phone 1304, U w. & 1 Just theroughly everl upholstery eseellent carpeie. Price 18 low A. 6. Hawker, 62 new wili TV Roadster oara "Tires Eaeh, y 8t 1268 S aniey wor [ Tedge 18 ange. L paint. | PORD RACERE (0. 20 wied, § cord tires front And rear consider trade Phene 2466 Hariford Ave | Fonm and in fine condition Irving Jester, 193 Arcl Studebaker year, | | hanieally. This PORD touring rar Te good running erder. | B W, Scrapten, Mt, Vi | ¥ar demonstration | paint Apply ow, Plainville; eall | FORDA-1820 Nt §700; 1991 Jlivery with starter, §180; 191 100 $100; 19 $328 8 Co WD TOURING 1100, ar the body gressive Tallor, 2884-3; Bundey FORDR just the thing te onte: terms 1f de and fer ‘Phone n 8 TAN, good alons, 49, 20 Areh 30 Locust Ht model roadster. e, untable rims, wheels, meehanieally very Iow. The Relia FORD BEDAN 1n many other quality #t, Thomas, CArS, Ur dition, once. Can be bought reasonabl n shape N tire_oquipment. Bearle, V'ark Ci i ring mechanically, looks Price only corner_Bim, rubher, MeCarthy & 8t Stanley 8t, Tel, 130 LARGEST BARGAINS IN THE ) DODGE TOURING 4 PABE DEL STUTZ M i'e TOURING FPOR CROW ACT QUICK. CALL AND 9 P, AUCTION BALE AND 8 P. M, AT 436 CHESTNUT S NELSON'S GARAGE, 513 EAST 8T, PROP., AVIATOR NELS [ M. | MARMON —1021 1 75 miles per hour. SPECTAL FOR ? DAYSE ON' touring 2 e ., Autemotive B, and ‘Phone 270} oupe, o8 Tapacity. T8 Whs | SFEEDY Park & AUTOMOTIVE Autes And Trucks For Sale | tires Will sell cheap 18 guisk e 1684 Bismiey St STUDEBAKER 10wl ai ones. Fhons oot sop . B Gresnwood THIT Vord (ouring #A7 Witk §oea ' | FYUDBRARER (ouilng rar 81 wow iFed | and thoroughly everhauied. This been owned by one paniy only and has slways Bad the best of care. The Ree 6 Arch 81 Phone 3038, & condition. | good 6 Areh Bt, Tel, 2980, perfect conaition and MeCarthy & 1208 Btanley St Tel. 13p: upe, In good runni Private owner wishes to » Call Apply Pro. ‘Phens | TOT6-18-17 chassis, 998 T Price con- I at| 2007, excellent ory good, fine 600, one @, M, C. Truck at a very Iaw price. Thomas, ITY. LY. SCRIPPE-ROOTH SEDAN ... BETWEEN 2110, 1208 | BETWEEN § NELSON wuatanteed to do A good buy. Carthy & 8t. Thomas, 1208 Stanley Tel. 1396, Me- STAXWELL, 1621, roadeter, paint, thoroughly overhaule to be in good shape In every | _Reliable, $6 Arch &t maroon guaranteed | way. Phone 2650, red | The | 5 good tires; will sell cheap. third floor; | | _Place, e Tel. 315-4 MAXWRILL touring car, In good condition, 8 Erwin NASH—1922 five-pass. touring ca new Kelly cord tires, all aroun car is absolutely perfect. Seo Carthy & St. Thomas, Tel. 1396, T, d. it, brand This Me- 1205 Stanley 8t OAKLAND, 1920, o mechanical condition, Bulck excellent low, New Britaln 8t. Phone 2407, Co., PAssenger (ouring car, good paint and 5 perfect cord tires, Price OAKLAND, 1921, touring car mechanical condition, o cord t Elm St. Dhone excollent, very good Price only §326. Terms to suit, Jester, 193 Arch 8t ker 3 n perfect | ires, 2458, M. 1 wire good_upholstering. Price low. A. . touring car, mechani-ally 5 good tires. rving “This is a Stude- DSMOBILE 7 pas ly peinted, mechanically pertec Arch_St. Phone 2050, t, o Touring car, now. ts of wer, excellent appearance. Tha Lieliable, | | | passenger, OLDSMOBILE ‘s economical ¢4 [ A. Bence, 'fill excellent cond tion o opcrate, Man 1wka 8t | GVERLAND model 8, Price § at once. The Relfabie, 85 Arch OVENLAND! touring car at mediately. The Reliable, Phone 2850, | OVERLAND, 1917, touring co excellent paint, and perfect car has been used for fold into a bed, and otherw fully equipped for camping pi bargaln at $130. des Trving Jester, | 8t ker | OVERLAND, 1921, rondster, good tires, mechanical conditio The Rellable, 386 Arch St. rp Tew | PAIGE 6-88 sport model, late 192 wo ired. “This is n Dy oses, 50 i inie VB cord tires, motor, camping. This Seats nder- M paint, is fine, { Phone 2050 riven | 6,000 miles, wire wheels, special paint and Phone 13§ i | 1 condition. | land's gar | _rifice f nger tou corner 1920, Thonias, m, good 1203 arle, Park 8t REO Bpeedwagon, McCarthy & St 81, Tel. 1306 g Newiy age, cond uphalgtering. Perfect throughout. Wiil eac- Phone 2110, | ition. Staniay This 8t | REO RPEBDWAGON 1991 | muaranteed. McCarthy & | 7208 stantey Tel. 139 o, 1m gine, good tires. Price only Searle, Park St., corner Pl truc k Thomas, ione = Ton InaedwaNoT BRTRIIAE VA §450, M, 2110, RBO ROADSTER, 1920, cord tires, equal to a new car. will convince you. Tha Keliable, Phone tne 86 ride Arch “cars. Roadstars with condiilon; priced Park wheels, fine improvements; G. Cohen, Tne. 185 Open_evenin 1o 8t., touring, Aaron w Hart all ford, 127 C Bt. Tel. 2061-2, Classified Ads are in- Mr. Rudolph, erry The Herald teresting, says Mr. Jones and mith. WE Fi . 1 pase. . California to STEPHENS, 1 maroon red col tires, completely rebuilt dition. A enappy looking car price. Tha Reliable, 36 Arch St T GGERED ThaT YOU COVERED THAT SUBJECT SUFFICIENTLY b, at a Tel., model, cord and in fina con- low 2950, Al i if taken | . Tel JESTER HAS THE LARGEST STOOK OF USED CARS IN THE OI7Y 70 CHOOSE FROM 1921 Butek Teurln, Bulek Touring; Bulek Sedan, 7 pass Bulek Bulek Coupe; Bulek Haynes Coupe; "4 Roadeter; " Touring 1921 Essex Sedan; s s ms s ms M9 Franklin Touring; Oldsmeblie Touring; Olds 5" Touring; Dodge Touring, Winter Top; Stanley Steamer; Grant Touring 1921 Grant Touring; 1920 Ford Speedster; 1920 ms Onkland Touring Oakland Touring,; Threa tn chooss from 1919 Elear Touring 1916 Allen Touring 1920 Allen Touring, 1919 Chandier Touring 1220 Roamer Bpeedstor; 1018 Overland Touring: Wa have glx tn choose fropy— « 1920 Studebaker Light “6"; 1019 Berlpps-Booth Coupe The above ears have besn taken in Studebakors and will Wwe trade for new be sold at a very low price. must sell these cars immediately ag we need thie rooni, Drive one of the ahove used cars a month and It not sied we Wil allow rou what you for £ have pald it on o new Stude. Laker. M. IRVING JESTER, 157-193 ARCH 8T “This 15 a Studebaker Year.* Studebaker “Big 6 Touring; Chevrolet, F. I., Touring; Eesex Touring; Claveland Touring, Cleveland Tour AMERI( TE 1520; 1921, SALES (0, 1 ST, | USED CARS-- Cole “5" 1420, Closed car, $1,500 Studebaker 8" £125, Ford to car, cheap. Auburn, Beauty 8ix, § pass. tous, passenger, © 1 R. . RUDOLPH, 127 CHERRY ST, Phone 2051-2. WE MUST CLEAN Hudson ‘Touring; Dodge Roadster; Dodge Sedan; Pord Coupe Buick Touring: Bulck Touring, Ruick Coupe; 1818 Reo Touring 1917 National Sedan; 1918 Overland Coupe; 1017 Hudson Coupe Fard Touring and cheap, Time payments arranged. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES (0, 139 ARCH 8T, TEL. 2100, Auto Parts and Accessories ACCESS » tmost complete 1in everything for the motorist. Usod tires i all sizes at §2 New England Radia [ Phone_860. soline, olls, Auto Ace .60 up E. Ma AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT- greases andetire service. Clark' cessory Shop, 138 8o, Main St. BATTERIES- Ask the Philadelphia. Gua year mean Good Wear.” Absolutcly guare anteed ngainet imperfections, Dot's axe eriment, get #ho best. automobile sizes. Charles B. Hadfield, successor to Hadfield-Swanecn Co. 21 Myrt'e street. Telephone 1706, LET us recharge and insp. before you put it Into se suimer. A. G, Hawker, 63 % your battery ice for the Elm Bt. Tel PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tire, cord and fabric, in all slzes. T. H. Cogswell, & Chestnut St. |SALL on used fire tubes, aleo fabris and 30x3 to 36x6. 50c each, 336 East Main 8. Phone 635-2. 6. L. BATTERY, sal tion. T. H. Cogswell, Phoue 1418-2. ANEILS For TIRES BATTERIES ACCEBSORIES Red Car at Your Sersice O'NEILL TIRE & BATTERY COy 3941 WASHINGTON ‘PHONE cords, d servicn sta- u. 8 Chestnut staeet, The Btudebakers ? q)