New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1923, Page 16

- BOXING CARNIVAL AT STATE ARMORY Star Amateurs Will Exchange Blows Here ThursdayA July 19 Ivew Britain's biggest boxing show in years will be held at the state armory on Arch street on the night of Thursday, July 19, when the hest amateur sars obtainable will trade punches, ‘fhe state has been combed for High glass talent and the man- agers of mhe show are satisfied that they wiig be able to offer a card of the best in the game. The show will be staged under the direction of New Britain's military companies with Captain Dunne at the helm. All boxers are registered with the Amateur Athletic Union and repre- sentatives of that organization will be on hand to watch proceedings. “Honest John" Willis will be the third man in the ring. It has been many moons since Willis has acted as referee in this city and fans will be peased to learn that the bouts are to be directed by a man who knows his business. The judges will be Willlam J. Farley and Second Deputy Chief M. J. Souney of the fire department. The timekeepers will be Attorney David L. Dunn and A. E. McEvoy. Eugene J. Clerkin will be announcer and Charles Smedley will assist him. Among the bouts scheduled are the following: Walsh of Shelton vs. Goldberg of New Haven; Tom Mon- goose of New Haven vs. Donahue of New Britain; Rydler of New Britain vs. Ruguski of New Haven; Rawlinson of Derby vs. McKeon of New Haven. The committee is planning to put on at least ten bouts of three rounds BROKER IS OUSTED H. A. Willis Expelled From Consoli- dated Exchange Fraud and False Pretenses in Business, New York, July 10.—Harvey A. Willis, head of a brokerage firm bear- ing his name was expelled today from the Consolidated stock exchange for nullifying “the effects of a client's order by taking the transaction to his , own account.” Willis had been a member of the exchange since December 12, 1917. The committee on ways and means which investigated the charges against him found that he was guilty of “obvious fraud' or false pretense’ in having on many occasions, as shown by evidence under cover of two op- posite transactions, indulged in the practices complained of. Aluminum Shower Given To Miss Madeline Bardeck An aluminum shower was given laet evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Tobin of 13 Black Rock avenue in honor of Miss Made- line Bardeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bardeck of 170 Arch street. About 20 guests were present, including visitors from Southington Miss Bardeck was presented with a complete aluminum set, Bridge whist was played, four tables being oc- cupied. The prizes were won by Miss Anna Bardeck, Mrs. D. J. Donahue, Miss Ellzabeth Clark and Miss Gladys Clark. The home was prettily dec- orated in red and white. Refresh- ments were served. Miss Bardeck wiil ‘become the bride of Clarence Calla- Ban next month. * TESTING PUMPING STATION © 'The new pumping station at White Bridge, Bristol, has been in continuous operation for a week on a 30-day test. It is planned to run the pump at maximum speed for one month so that its durability may be tested. The water is being pumped directly into the mains. 3 for PROTESTS 10 ALLIES PSR Germany Files Complaint With Brit- ish and Italians Against Closing of Her Border Lines. By The Assoclated Press. Berljn, July 10.—~Germany has pro- tested to the British and Itallan gov- ernments regarding the closing of the frontiers of the occupied region by I'rance and Belgium, An official statement issued today says the German ambassadors in Lon- don and Rome have been instructed to emphasize to Great Britain and Italy the “intolerable difficulties and serious dangers arising from this ac- tion." The government also has instructed its ambassadors to call attention to the death sentences imposed by the French court-martial upon seven Germans because of alleged rallway sabotage. WEST POINTER KILLED Cadet in Graduating Class Struck by Metal Fragment During Class in Raflroad Destruction. Newburgh, N. Y., July 10.—Cadet Gerhard George Rowe, member of the graduating class of the United States military academy at West Point, was instantly killed near West Point when he was struck in the chest by a piece of metal projected by an explosive charge. The cadets were being taught the method of destroying a railroad if compelled to retreat. 59 New Lawyers Admitted To Bar Formally Today New Haven, July 10.—Fifty-nine barristers who passed their examina- tions on Saturday were admitted to the state bar today, before Judges James H. Webb, Isaac Wolf and Gager (retired). The welcome was given by the first named judge and then Judge Woll spoke of elements in modern life which tend to bring disrespect and ridicule to the legal profession. Boy’s Heart Is Washed by Surgeons, He Will Survive New Haven, Jaly 10—Samuel Jones, 15, who was sta¥Bbed. in the region of the heart by a companion and whose heart was examined and washed by surgeons was considered out of danger at the hospital today. of MAY BUY TRAFFIC SIGNAL At tonight's session of the board of police commissioners, action will be taken on the purchase of a traffic signal which has been in use for the past month on trial at the intersec- tion of East Main and Spring streets and Hartford avenue. The signal system used is the flash system, while there are also lighted signs pointing out the direction to be followed by autoists going to Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury and other cities. 'TO AWARD PAVING CONTRACT The board of publlec works will award cohtracts tonight for the pav- ing of South Main street, which job is to be started soon despite the com- mon council’s refusal to adopt a rec- ommendation of the board of public works and order curbs set back. There are seven bidders for the pav- ing contract. VOTE TO STRIKE. North Sydney, N. 8, July 10.—Em- ployes of the Bras d'Or Coal com- pany's Toronto mine today voted 61 to 30 to strike in protest against the arrest of Dan Livingstone and J. B. MacLachan, United Mine Workers'; officials. MORBIDITY REPORT The weekly morbidity report of the state department of health shows one case of diphtheria and one case of whooping cough reported during the past week by the New Britain health department. The report indicates a very healthy condition about the city. World's first one cable, making possible seven taneous Catalina island off Southern Califor- nla coast with mainland, away. Remains Have Been in About a Week, Medical Fxaminer But Immigrant Is Bought It Only for Effect. New York, July 10.—A Phi Beta Kappa key, scholarship and one of the awards American ocolleges can stow upon their graduates falled gain an Irish youth admittance America, After the youth had been rejected as an illiterate he started to pass sad- ly from the room. Commissioner Immigration Curran dangling from his watch chain. Why that's key," exclaimed Mr, Curran. did you get it?" “It was sold to me as which would unlock America,” replied the young Irishman, use ?" “Not in this case,” sald the commis- sloner, “except to confirm my sus- picions of some of my classmates who won their similar keys when I did not."” Papal representatives at asks Belgium to avoid taking severe reprisal measures because burg bombing. o Angora government has authorized Ismet Pasha to sign Liusanne peace treaty, Constantinople dispatch says. pair conversations, link: 2 Stanton Bank and Trust compnny of Great Falls, Mont.,, whose president was actlve backer of Dempsey-Gib- telephone British official circles are silent in face of reports that Great Britain has decided to act independently on Ger- man reparations and Ruhr problem, Brussels f Duls- stmul- s Santa 5 miles NEW BRITAIN DAILY Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World bons bout, closes its doors. President Harding at Alaska, says he goes to Alaska as an apostle of understanding. Body of Lieut. Roth, pilot of U. 8. navy balloon found in Lake Erie is taken to Cleveland. Anthracite operators at Atlantic City agree to eliminate the 12-hour working day “as soon as practicable” but oppose wage advance. Ambassador Jusserand tells Colum- bia university summer students that France is maligned by enemies who call her militaristic. Lieut, Maughan, army aviator, forc- ed to abandon transcontinental flight near St. Joseph, Mo., declares another attempt will be made within a week. FIND BODY AT N. LONDON Water Says—“F"” on Belt Buckle. New London, July 10.—The about yedrs ‘old, weight about 150 pounds, height 5 feet, 10 inches, dark brown hair, well dressed in brown suit, yel- low shirt, brown high tie, brown socks, wearing a belt with the letted “K' in found floating this morning in New London harbor. Heyer belleves the body had been in the water about a week or ten days. In the pockets were found four §1 bills and 17 cents in change. front teeth are missing. The body is at roams of identification. a man believed to be shoe: old Engli Medical the und Robert H. Byles HAD PHI BETA KAPPA KEY. Barred symbol of saw a Phi Beta “Isn't NOTHING LIKE THAT HERE. Hartford Chautauqua guarantors will have to make up a deficit of $42 or more each because of the failure to sell enough season tickets, accord- (Ing to information received in New Britain this morning. Curtin, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce points out Britain has never falled to go over the top in reaching the amount of its guarantee, Miss QUANTITY OF COCAINE SEIZED Montreal, July 10.—Fitteen thous- and ounces of cocaine valued at about $50,000 said to have been shipped to Canada from Europe have been seiz- ed at Rouse's Point, N. Y., by Ameri- can customs officials after it had been carried across the border by motor and packed in two trunks to be for- warded by express to New York. Lip sticks are now being sold Paris flavored with such as orange, peach and strawberry. fruit Examiner excellence the the that for body 30 s, " blue sh, was Five ertaking awalting As He highest be- to to of ke:‘ Kappa ““Where key it any Mary E. New in essences, CITY ITEMS. Lieutenant Fred Linn df Hook and Ladder company of the fire depart- ment and Lincoln A. May, mechanic | at the municipal garage, are motor- ing in Canada. George Sparmer of Company 3 is also spending his va- cation in Canada. Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans —advt, . Miss Hannah Waskowitz has been engaged as an instructor in shorthand for next year at the Hartford public high school. She is a graduate of New Britain High school and Skidmore school at Saratoga Springs. She also jattended Columbia Univer- sity. Radio sets and supplies at Morans. —advt. Cards have been received from Miss Agnes Finnegan and Miss Sara A. Keevers, who are in France. They are making a tour of Europe. Indianola Council, No. 19, D. of P. will hold a regular meeting this even- ing in Judd's hall. The following of- ficers will be, installed: Pocahontas, Mrs. Edith Parker; Wenonah, Mrs. A. 8. Fuller; prophetess, Mrs. H. A. Nor- ton; powhaton, Mrs. Lewis E. Hurl- burt. be conducted by Deputy Great Poca- hontas Florence Dunning and her staff from Bristol Many visitors will be present and refreshments will be served. The - following vacancies are open for a detachment of enlisted men at West Point, Medical Department 1, Quartermasters Corp., 1, Ordinance Department 2, Detached Men's List 9, Field Artillery 5, Engineers 4. Ser- geant Frank Beckwith of the re- crulting station in the old MeCabe block on Main street will be pleased to give further information. The condition of Harry Miller of 28 Trinity street, a patient at Grace hospital, New Haven, is reported as greatly improved. The Ladies’ Aid society of St Matthew's Lutheran church will hold an outing to Rockwell Park tomor- row, leaving on the 9:30 or 10 .0'clock trolley from the center. Ralph Needham, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Needham of Wakefield court, was operated on this morning for appendicitis at the New Britain hospital. He is reported as resting comfortably. John Skritulsky sold today through the Camp Real Estate a valuable plece of land in the rear of East Main | and Summer streets to Santi Cianci. The lahd adjolns the new 12-family apartment block Mr. Clancl is build- ing. Thé Veterans of Foreign wars will hold their regular meeting tonight at 41 Arch street. A new quartermas- ter will be elected. A son has been born to Mr, and Mrs. Tryon Smith of Squire street, New London. Mrs. Smith was for- merly Miss Madge Crean of this city. Andre lodge, I. O. O. F.,, will in- stall officers for the coming year at a meeting in Odd Fellows' hall to- morrow evening. ‘Wrangell, | the | The installation exercises will e HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923. POSTMASTERS NAMED Congressman Fenn Recommends John P. McGrath For Southington and William C. Bushnell For' Plantsville. (Special to The Herald). Southington, - July 10.—Congress- man E. Hart Fenn has recommended John P. McGrath for postmaster at Southington and William C. Bushnell for postmaster at Plantsville, Mr. McGrath has been a successful insurance agent in Southington and has lived here all his life. He was educated in the public schols here and has been active in local and na- tional pdlitics for many years. He was for many years registrar of vot- ers and a member of the republican town committee. b Mr. Bushnell of Plantsville been associated with his father in the grocery business in Southington, His father, the late Charles H. Bushnell, was at one time representative in the THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticully Arranged For Quick and Ready Roference. LINE RATES FOR GONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS: Charge Prepald 1 line 10 1 line 2 line 1 lme 1 Une 7 line ) line Rates Upon AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies AUDSON AND RSSEX—America’s leading car value man Auto Sales s and Bervie 139 Arch t. Phone 2109. lHUPMOBXLE CARS—8ales and service, Cit; 8 1 and_servico, Phone 3216, MOON MOTOR ~CARS—Favorably k.fifi the world over. F, L. Green, Sales an Service, 227 Glen St, Phone 2899, il Bence, 61 Main 8t Count 6 wordr to a line. 14 lines to an inch, Minimum Space, 3 Lines. Minimum Book Charge, 36 Cents. No Ad Aceepted After 1 P. M. For Classified Page on Rame Day. Ads Acceptod Over the Telophone For Convenlence of Customers, Call 925 And Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator, has | S ———————— ] 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults—Monuments, state legislature. Following his fath- er's death, Mr. Bushnell entered n‘:e, grocery and meat business in Plantn-{ ville, BURTAL VAULTS—Automatic sealing, con- waterproof. Cost All firet class 278 crete steel relnforced, less than wood or metal. undertakers, New Britain Vault Co., Maple St. Phone 2765. Both appointments will take effect | lon August 1. Mr. McGrath will suc- ceed John J. Moran and Mr. Bush- nell will succeed Emery W. Doolit- tle, resigned. | DIES OF BROKEN BACK Waterbury Man Found at Bottom of [ Flight of Stairs Last Week Fails to Florists and Nurserymen. 8 ALIFORNIA AND JAPANESE privet, 32 . Barber-y bush, trees, everzreen. Small geranium plants, 3 for 2jc; gerantum plants, 2 to 3 blossoms, 26c rach; geranium plants, $ to 5 blossoms, 35c each or $4.00 a doz. Florence edge 8(c a doz Astors 30c & doz, Dresenium, a nice plant, G0c each. Pansies 30c a doz, or 2 doz, 50c. Vine for window boxes 10c each and up. A ver nice plant. Adoloh Sandalle, 213 Oak Bt. Phone 589412, NURBEYMAN — Piice your order now for fruit trees, herrics, etc.; also doing prun- ing_work. Simonsen. Phone 3125-3. Rally at Hospital, Waterbury, July 10.—J. C. Chibin- POTTED plants and_cut flowers. Funeral works a pecialty. Johnson's Greenhouses, 617 Church St. Phone 880. ski, of 995 Bank street, who was found at the bottom of a flight of stairs at that address, Thursday morn- ling suffering from a broken back, died early this afternoon at a local Lospital. Michael Kazinauskas, also of 995 Bank street, said to have been with Chibinski previous to the time | WINTER CABBAGE & CELERY PLANTS— Copenhagen market, Danish Ball, All Bea- sons, Red Dutch, Endive plants, Dwarf Scotch Kale, Celery plants, White Plume, Winter Queen, Golden Self Blanching, Easy Blanching, Celeriac plants, 50c per 100; $4.00 per 1,000, Snowball Cauliflower plants, $1.00 per dozen; $5.00 per 100, Nott Plant Co., Columbus Ave, Meriden, Conn. Phone 1412, NASH and Oakland motor cars, Sa sorvice. A. G. Hawker, 58 Elm Bt. Tel phone 2456, | B0 MOTOR GARS and trucke, Kennsth M Searle & Cn, Sales and service. Cor. Elm| and Park 8ts, New Britain, Conn, Tele- phone 2110, i is‘ruDEBAKERs—Li'hc six touring, $078; | evecial six touring, §1,275; big aix touring ! . factory. M. Irving Jester, t This is a Studebaker yearn.' $1,750; F. O, 193 Arch St. WILLYS-KNIGHT motor cars, showroom af 4 Elm St,; serviecs, 127 Cherry St. ‘“Th| Sloove Valve Motor.” R. C.. Rudolph) | 'Phone 2051-2, 1 Autos And Trucks For Sale FARGAIN AUTOMOBILE LIST—Overiand 90 Chummy, 3$150; Buick 1919 Tourlng) $400; Chevrolot Roadster, 385; 1919, Rec Touring, $376; Hudson 6-40 Seven Preg songer. 3326, Aaron G. Gohen, Inc., | Park Street, Hartford, Conn. BIG_SALES OF UBED CARS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY—We are overstocked. If will pay you to look them over. The Fai) Exchange, 98 Arch St. BUICK, 1922 6 pass. touring car. McOarthy| & St. Thomas, 1208 Stanley stroet. Tele: phone 1396, ] BUICK, % ton truck, & good 16 model, Firai $100 {akes it. K. M. Bearle, corner Blm and Park Sts. Phone 2110. ° BUICK 651014 model, 4-passenger, Ars| class running order, $110; also other cary for sale at Heleen Garage, 107 Arch St. Tel, 1326; open eveninge. BUICK—6-cylinder, _6-pnssenger _ touring| car; this car {s In fine shape and is ¢ real bargain. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St.; 'Phone 2051.2. BUICK, 1922, eport model, new _pant| thoroughly reconditioned, tires good; eall for demonstration. Newy Britaln Bulck Co., 226 Arch St.; Tel. 2607, | BUIDK roadster, 1922, good tires, condls tion very good. Just thoroughly overs hauled. C. A. Bence, b1 Main 8t. Tel. 32 the accident, occurred, is still being held by the police, without bail. I Lost and Found 5 ‘Whether the victim fell or was MINK choker lost between June 23 and 29th. Finder return to Herald. Suitable reward. BUICK, % ton. 1823 truck; new, used buf| very little ad selling with a 0 day gua antee, N. B, Buick Co. 225 Arch Fhone 2607, pushed down the stairs is a question to be investigated by the police and coroner. SCLRE OUT AGAINST MAYOR POCKBT Ioose leaf notebook, contalning $5 bill, valuable papers and drivers’ license. Traut and Hine Mfg. Co, stamped on cover. Reward If returned to W. H. Wil- loughby, 640 Enst £t. Tel. 579-14. springfield Labor Uaion Threatens Reprisals For His Stand TET us develop your vacatlon flims. 7 Our pictures are permanent. Arcade Studio. Store Announcements Springfield, Mass.,, June 10, — The central labor union which last night PHILIP SILVER reopens tallor shop, July 7, at 18 Commercial 8t.; glad to see old or new customers. voted to picket the three drug stores owned by Mayor E. ¥. Leonard in {retaliation for his stand in authorizing WANTBD—1,000 men, women ana_childrer to be well dressed on easy weekly ps,/- ments, Boston Clothing Stors, 63 Chzrch §t. . Next to Herald office. the roping off of streets adjacent to the telephone company building has Inot up to noon today, taken any ap |parent steps to post pickets. Mayor Leonard said that though he had been ——— e e e e i AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies 8 informed by lawyers that such picket- ing would be illegal, he would raise no objection to it. The park commission today granted a permit for a mass meeting on Court Square tomorrow night when it is ex- GADILLAC, BUICK MOTOR CARS—'Better car are be- ing bullt and Bulck {8 bullding them." New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch street. Telephone 2607, JEWETT & PAIGE CARS-— Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern,” West Main, Corner Liucoln St. pected Miss Julia O'Connor of the CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and accessories. American Sales Elm 8t. telephone operators organization will speak. The telephone management | reported today that the number of operators on duty had reached the |G total employed prior to the strike. | GYPSY IS ARRESTED, CHEVROLET Most of these are student operators. | Cher! coupe, $680; sedan, $860; ¥. O. B. factory. The New Britain Motor Bales Corp, 6 Main St OLUMBIA AND OVERLAND motor cars. Bales and Service, R. @ Rudo'ph, 127 BROTHERS MOTOR CARS-Raics and servica. 8 & F. Motor Sales Co., 155 Eim 8t., Cor. Franklin; phone 731. Fitchburg, Mass, July 10.—Valen- tine Stanley, the gypsy who told au- thorities at East Ridge, N. H., last night that he and Miss Leslie Tolman had left Duxbury together last Fri- day, was arrested here today. The charge against him was not made public. Arrangements were made to take Stanley to Plymouth for a hear- | ing tomorrow. | ECLECTYC EXAMINED New Haven, July 10.—Jxaminations of, eclectic practitioners were held today by the state board of that school of practice. Dr. E. A. Mark- ham of Durham, president of the state board was present. There were 32 4 fore the board. DURANT AND STAR motor cars, FORD CARS, Fordson {ra Patrick McGraw and Hartford, candidates, including nine women be-| were also married today by Justice | Nair. Sales “Just Real Good Cars' C. Phone 2216, Bales serv ice; genuine parts and accessorie; motive Sales & Service Co, 200 and_service. A. Bence, 18 Main Bt. NAIR TIES KNOTS FOR FOUR. Peter Juliani of 140 Curtis street and Mary Luca, a divorcee, who gave Iher restdence as the same address, were granted a marriage license this morning at the office of clerk and were married shortly after- ward by Lawyer David L. Nair, act- the city Arthur Louise street, ng as justice of the peace: Belle hoth of 73 Russell THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Hasten This. on Your Horn MY TEACHER DOING FINE | - AE TOLD ME TODAY - SO SAD 1'M 1 THINK HE’S KIDDING YOU, MY DEAR - YOU’RE PRETTY BAD, T°LL SAY — " BUT GEE -JUST THINK MONTHS AGO T COULDA’T EVEN PLAY !- ! - Two THEM DA By Al Posen S GONE FOREVER! GERALD JE ISAO GEAT! l I I | | lll Delicia Didn’t Expect To Be Taken At Her Word WHATCHA GoT TANIBLS —Refinished late 1820 se senger very ;excellent condition. Prieel low. AaronG. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park Bt.| Hartford, Conn. il CHEVROLET touring, 1921, good as a ne Inquire fmmediately, 324 So. Main| or Phone 446-1 1921, 4-pass despatch meehanical condition perfec rgain at $450. R. C. Rudolp Cherry St.; 'Phone 2051-2 CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— sport model. touring. 4-cyl. touring. coupe. covpe. Buick, Buick, Buick, Bulel, Buick, 1922, 1921, 1918, 1918, 1919 “NEXT TO A NEW BUICK 18 A USED BUICK."” Dodge roadster, 1916, Hupmobile, 1922, touring. These cars have been reconditioned and newly painted. Open every evening until § o'clock, Pick out your used car and eall for domonstration, F. J. Foley, Mgr. of Used Car Dapt, Trades on new and used Cars cont\dered. NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO, 225 ARCH ST. PHONE 2607 DEPENDABLE USED CARS— 1920 Dodge Bros.“touring. 1921 rd sedan, 1920 Ford sedan, Ford racer. Terms Arranged, ", MOTOR SALES CORP., INO, I §T. TEL. 731 COLUMBIA, 1023, light six touring ca can be hought at good reduction. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St.; 'Phone 2051-2. enger touring car In good hout. R. Rudolph, 127 "Phone 2051-3. , 1822, 5 pass, run less than 6,= MeCarthy & St. Thomas, 1208 Tel. 1395 and 1460. Uilng car at §75 for quick sale. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St.; 'Phona ou, FORD to R. . 2051-2, FORD, 1 wheel, n and in excellent mechanical shape; paint; can be bought right. R. C. dolph, 127 Cherry St.; 'Phone 2051-2, FORD runabout with back body. Inquire Conn. Light and Power Co.; Ter- williger. FORD-—T.ate model, complefe; this car 18 in excelient shape; equipped with slde covers, spare tire and moto-meter. A. G. Hawker. 1, coups with many extras, lock irror, moto-meter etc,, fixe tires good Ru- GREAT USED CAR VALUES— Hudson_Ceach, Buick Touring. Dodge Sedan. Maxwell Touring Ford Coupe, Ford Coupe. Maxwell Coupe. Chalmers Touring. Reo Touring. Studebaker Touring, Twin Six Packard. Rock Bottom Prices for Quick Sale HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, 139 Arch St TEL. 2109, 1922 1920 1919 1982 1923 1920 1921 1917 1918 3 touring car _in excels condition throughout, 5 fine cord ; price is low. N. B. Bulck Co,, 236 Arch St.; 'phone 2607. HULBURT truck, 2 ton, Inquire at 23 Mee | Clintock St. from 7 to 9§ evenings or Sate | urday or Sunday panel deliver 73, can be bought Rudolph, Cherry St.; | FORD! FORDS!— unabout .. . § 3000 35.00 250.00 . 100.00 . 150.00 1921 cou 1920 funabout 1921 dellvery, Easy Terms. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE CO. 200 EASBT MAIN. ST, starter HUDSON tour condition Green, 2 KISSEL CAR passenger, 1917, in good Baigain if taken at once, F. Le 1915, Bargain at §250, ner Elm and Park Ste. ecd 1922, Only rum $700. K M. Searls, ner Elm and Park Phone 2110, REO bus, 15 pass. Just the car fo fake parties out in. $409. M. Searics, Cornde 1 Eim 2nd Park Sts. Phone 2110,