New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1923, Page 17

Autos and Trucks Vor Sale . AW and e i U8 takes it Bouth- I Sowth Maln @ i8S ‘Phone 1959, n - good - con T988 Wulck Youring. 18 .lnm t-nnu. 1519 Dodge Touring; monthly; e n- root, Hagiford; epen t Auto Parts and Accessorfes 11 DAml “Thorobred” Cords, the low pru- mileage tire; means economy to you, The Us TeChargs And Inapect your batiary before you put It (nto service for the A, G, Hawker, 62 Eim street; 215 l l Phllld'l'lll guar, 2 years. J. M. l"lr— rell, 110 Franklin Sauare; 'phone 1218, A on used tire tubes; also fabric and cords, 30x3 to 36x| 60c each, 336 Eaat Maln stroet; 'phone 63 RE and Battery service. Try our In- stant lervlco when in_trouble; ‘phone o and Battery Co, JB sales and Autos—Taxi Service GALL TAXI—Phons 2700 will bring quick N. B. efficient taxl service to your doe Taxl Bervice, at the R. R. Station. new 1 X Inquire Mercer's Garage, 191 Park St. LYONS 8T, s3—Garage for rent, near Shuttle Meadow Ave. 'Phone b45-4 or 2123-5. Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 EBIAN BICYCLES and Columbla Veloci- Charles E. Hadfleld, 21 Myrtle ‘phone 1708, VIOLIN T habby-horse chalrs 16 amuse kiddies while having their hair trimmed, Hours, [ 19 & p.m, 83 Ohurchi opp. Belein, l Beh & Hlesiin, 591 ‘phone 1185-2, Wnd general contiac u. ... d jobblag ain street Work guan l'llun. I'“ 2. wnd prnting. Do Jusiles 16 our kedaking -nm- by lu\ln Ohrne stedt de your hing, 12 W aln Bt g paper o appied; W and work nbwlnlfily Euaranteed leaks, Clty Mardware Co, 49 Kast Main strest; ‘'phone 2680, SIGNS, show cards, banners, bul leading pictorial artists; prompt servie Art_Blgn Co., 337 Main stryet, UPHOLGTEIING of antique furniture; wil kinds of vepalring. The Furnityre change, 87 Arch J. Urafe, M Dentists 21 =¥ T ¥, ¥ CONGENR, . Dentlst 'l'ul. Hl\ ¥ 252 Main_ Btres LEBSONS In drossmaking. Specis viasses and clubs. Frivate lesson: an's Institute Method, Tel, Janw B, Gill, b PLEATED SKIRT, fine knife and box pleats are fashionable this season; hematitching and buttons, Glusberg's Shop, 19 Waluut steeot; ‘phone 1338-3, Dyeing and Cleqflnc 23 CLOTITES called for wnd delivered by The London Valet Service. Xe Loudon Shop, 43 Main_Bt. Phone CLEANING and dyeiug 18 our exciusive bus- iness. Garments of all descriptions; dyed. alnn Dry Cleaning Corp, 9§ W, Phone 1323-3. Insurance—All Kinds ACCIDENT, automobile and life. Burety and fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagau, Gen. Ins. 131' Main St., Rooms 3 and 4; Tel 313l TIRE Insurance, Schultz_& Costello, Malin street. ¢ Fire Insurance and Real Estal; The John Cooke ¢ Plaloville, Conn, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1023, “Instrumental the Want Ads, Professional bevvices e ey Soeated I Voo hroken lenses ‘wlm-& 4 o “ripp rers, or i Pr M. |ml 4 Windeor Ave, Hartford; dlisd eent, 03 up-lr Ing & specially at 8, R and remade equal same day, New bedd) u«r. Umllv!u unm- fllm .fi iiu"fi?i equlpment wi vlTi your machine work; welding, carbon burning and sharpening of tools, Rear 31 Gresanwood Bt 'phon 312, WANY Years experience tuning iv [ nur orehestras and special usical aet Humphrey; ‘phons 3447, flifl fl'd PLAVERS tuned and 1o Valter M. Kovel, 40 Main 8t hone 1 mr.rfn-..mA farturers roro m plane s m l‘. 0, Box l”. ' EDUCATIONAL ' Instrumental and Vocal IEONORA LACAVA--Grad. Hoston ~ Con- her of voice vulture. Phone ent 37-4, 24 Hawkine 8 ¥, VALENTINE—Violin dlo, 140 Main 8¢ ton St reasonal MANDOLIN, banjo, 3 Barker. Private nstruction, Booth's block, Best Imstrumnents sold, Tel, 2893, I8N MARGARET TRAVER, grad, N. F. Consorvatory of Musle, Boston; pupll of Louls Cornell; teacher of Planoforte, Studio 5, Booth's Block; 'phone Lo plun- lul. SR MERWIN TOPILE, Taractor ot volco culture, Studlo, 109 Winthrop St.; 'phone 288-6. PROFESSOR MYRON KORYKORA—Voice culture, vollin, paino, maudolin, guitar; individual lessons; pupils' recital every 2 montha; chorus leader. 389 Main; ‘phons 2253+ SADIE CANTOR—Teacher of plano, former student of Peabody Conservatory of Baltimore. 102, Hurtford "Ave.; phone 2232-2, HARDWARE CITY CO-OPERATIVE ABBO- CIATION—8pecialists in Automobile, Ac- cident and Health Insurance, Frank H. __Shields, Mgr. INSURANCE—AIl kinds, best and strong- l'll companies, prompt, ellicient service. P. Murray & company, 326 Malu street. Phun' 2031-3. iNDIAN CHIEF 1983 motorcy= with elde cdr; driven but 65,000 mil 275 for quick sal . Cherry 6t., 'phone 2051-2 tH ‘phone 17! 4 Elm st ACBTYLENE WELDING, brazing and ci bon burning. Commercial Welding Co. 227 Glen St, near Lllis. Phone 2590, ARCH STREET RADIATOR WORKS, suc- cessors to Hulquist Bros, Weo specialize in auto radlators, automobile bodies and fenders, lamps tanks, hoods, muiflers, Our shop is cquipped with the lat- est modern tools; reasonable price. That is why we are sure to satisfy. S. Wolf, Pro,, 107 Arch St.; 'phone 1709. ATITO TOP, slip cover and side curtains, made and repaired; auto bodys of every amnpuun upholstered and repaired. Over experience at thiy business. J. V. Waiah ‘Auto Top & Upholstering Co., 207 Elm 8t. Phone 2649. ACBTYLENE WELDING, cutting and braz: ing. Cerbon burning. Hardware City __Welding Co., 18 Winthrop Tel ARCH ST, RADIATOR WOIRKS—Suce sors to Hultquist Bros. Mr. Automobile it you have radlator trouble, body dents or smashed fenders, etc., do not let an inexperionced radiafor man experiment on your car. Our shop s equipped with the best wmodern tools for these purposes, and with our years of experience, reasomwablo prices and good work, we are sure to satisty. 107 Arch St.; 8. Wolf, Prop.; 'phone 1709. AUTO REPAIRING done by skilled met chanic; also used cars for sale. Heleen Garage, 107 Arch St. Phone 1326 AUTOMOBILE PAINTING SHOP—Isidoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-12, House phone 212-18, rear 78 Prospect St. AUTOMOBILE running board molding put on. All varfetics replaced. Rememmber that service I8 our aim and that we are auto body and radiator experts, O. Becker, Corbin_ Place. 'Phone 553 BATTERIES—When In trouble and in need of good batteries or skilled service see us first. Bdw. Zack at the City Service Sta- tlon, Hartford Ave., at Stanley St. BODIES, lamps, radlators and fenders re. paired to a new condition. Cores Installed. Low prices. New England Radlator Works, 35 E. Main St. Phone §6u. ARBON burned out anytime while you wait. Auto Repair Co, 538 E. Main St.; *phone " 2016-3. . CARS WABSHED, polished, oiled and greased. Authorized Simoniz station, Elatics Autogoblle Laundry, rear 238 Main St. PMne 1344. URTIN Automative Co., auihiorlied Ond. lllac, Palge and Jewett service, West Main strest; 'phone 3000. CROWLEY'S AUTO WASH station; shed, polished and greased; prompt tpace for ‘dead ‘and live siorage. 10 Chestnut St.; 'phone 1168, Lawycrs—Patent Attorneys 25 G. MANNING—Ex-patent _examluer, New Britain office in Walk-O¥er Shoe Store; 5:30-6 p. m. Wednesday: quarters, \\'n_h.'rbul e L NEW ENGLAND PATENT 'AGENGY— Bootl's block, Est, 1866, by Jas. Shep- ard, Louls M. Schmidt, 259 Main St Telephone New Britaln and Hartford. Moving, "Irucking. hwrm 26 AUTO express and delivery; ashes removed. C. F. Twining, 9 Long St.: 'Phone 2577-3. H. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON— New York and New Britain truck. Local and long distance New'York *Phone ‘Phone 2733 Ceitland 7714 Local and Private iu‘lructors 37 INCREASE your culturc; learn otlier lan- guagen; ltalian, , Latin taught privately. For appolntment, 'phony 2917-2 TUTORING—Private Instruction in__ high school or preparatory school -subjec English, Composition or Literature; Hls- tory; Mathematics, etc. Reasonable rat Inquiries solicited, Lloyd E. Swmith, S. B,, P. O, Box 383, City; telephone 2121, L EMPLOYMENT | Help—Men Wanted 41 BOOKKEEPER wanted, one who 18 will- ing to learn business at the same time. Apply B. Berson, 503 Main street. EXPERIENCED male bookkeeper wanted at_once. Write to Box 33, Herald offico, and Vocal Piane, Banjo, Ukulele, Mandolin, Guitar and Voice Cult ure, Appointments to Start Or Continue Your Musical Studies During the Coming Cold Months Can Be Made Over the Phone, " Refore Making Your Selection of the New Britain Instructors, It Pays to Read the Eduecational, Heading 86, FOSTYION &8 ma hanical ~ Superiaiondsst | m’:u ATl plasling. Hysdaths Te uu and Papermbite Nasvissl wanted, master mechanie or hu-.l With eppertunity for advancement; d .-w abliity e any “l“"“ll“lil LR Address Box TOUMT wan wanis oul drive car. ‘Phons 8#74-2 [ new Lai [ 3 . uu- Best ling of dress shees il | Band festwear, all guar anieed, Jos uuuuum 86 Church street " Siiuations Wanted—Women 4b ETDBRLY lady would Wis positien &% ous keeper family, Bex 11, He FINANCIAL goods, rimant 0 dry otions, inen’s In widewer's home; . turnishings. millinery, erockery and tin ware, pain e cream, 4, .m-uuu. :h ly, clgars, money, Present owner retiring count of health, Will sell reasonably and Apply to lrving G, Smith, y street, Meriden, STEAT market and wrocery stors, Jocaied upon terms. on 31 Lafayette Ht, for sale leaving town; must be sold at o auire on_pri ECOND wiorigage L. Hateh FIRET AND § any amounts, W, Hall Bldg. first Ine, 1 G._Palmierl, MORTGAGE Schults & « 308 M TOANS, first atello, hand In IMMEDIATE LOANS— : are gooda, Our hou local business men. made promptly on planos, victrolas legal interest rates and most lij te EASY PATMENTS. § 30 loan pay back § 3.00 per 40 loan pay back 4.00 per 50 loan pay back 6.00 per 75 loan pay back 5.00 per 100 olan pay back 10,00 p 200 loan pay back 10.00 per 300 loan pay back 20,00 per ¢ ROOMS 104-5 PROFESSIONAL WEST MAIN ST, Hours: Dafly—39- LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Pets NGORA CATS for sale. Stoddard, Cook Ave, 144~ ‘OR SALE--Will 0. ing pedigreed police -bitch pedigréed Boston one breeding collie bitch; also, colored reasonable prices, street. Call XPERIENOED Ford mechanic wanted at “once.Apply 22 Main_St. MEN wanted to heip handle corn to fll silo, Maple Croft Farm, Stanley Quar- ter; 'phone 73. NIGHT cashier, elderly man, Hludson Lunch, 284 Main St. RELIABLE boy wanted at Mullers Olgar Factory. R, R. Arcade. SALESMAN wanted for automoblles at b1 Main_street. wanted, hm Poultry, Supplies CIICKEN, for sale. Kensington, south left of rallroad. RAY and lice killer ¢ M Plainville newspa; located in & ¢ . \V-‘t ul‘l "‘5 .“.‘ 1341 Peas ¥ cans for 3 ,u- OI-uw Market, Myrtle B0 ‘phone 284 Household Articles TANTYURE—Big varieiy & duead prices The ru-nuu Exhangs 1 I street, A, J. Geak ] [ . Mg mv“'u‘illlai “allghtly used. i Jewell &a luluu 1l Helden . | FLECTIIC ¢ -anu L el " Al pur- East Main owner nee, In ‘emines. Mumy Toaned 35 RET AND BECOND MOWRTGAGES money ble In any amount on real estate. Main Bt MORTGAGES—TFIrst morigags money on jounts to satisfy applicants, Parker & Deming, 193 Main 8t. Tel, Borrow the Beneficial Way from an rganization finunced and directed (without ramoval) or on endorsed notes, at beral month, month. month, menth, month, nonth, month, , write or 'phone for our plan. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY BLDG. 'PHONE 1943 Saturday—§-1. L) w, Outright or a one- half interest in the following: One breed. one breeding bull tervier biteh; oue breeding pedigreed Cocker spaniel bitch dark tri- pointed head collio pupples 746 West Main 0 for sale. John Hendrick- from Berlin for — auly, barn and chicken coop. Kill the Racklifte Bros,, Inc, Park and canaries, $5 up at N, Co., 106_Arch street. Bij . Bird anu Feod YOUNG man, 17 or 18 years of age to work In drug store. Apply J. J. McBri- arty, 720 Stanley street. LOCAL and long distance moving. See Halvarson, § Falrview St. We glve estl- mates. Phone 34, FURNITURB and trucking of all 48 Bassott St.; plano moving. General kinds. Geo. H. Smedley, ‘phone $30-2. FURNITURE - MOVING AND STORAGE— Packing, crating and shipping by rafl or truck, . We make a specialty of this werk, hav- ing_made shipments of Fousehold Goods to Tucson, Arizona; Bennington, Vt., and Cooperstown, N. Y. recently. The following extract was taken from a letter of one of our customers: “‘Was very well astisfied with tho moving of my Household Goods and the care in the handling of same by your men, They were most courteous and obliging at all times."” INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE A. P. Marsh, Prop. Rear of Dickinson Drug Co. TEL. 2002-2090. Distributors of Suneco Oll GENERAL REPAIRING and overhauling by Service car at your Fireproof garage. Service Station, 432 Chll‘hnd' Auto Main st I‘rusqnz nnd 'l‘nflorlng 8 Ye London ahop. 43 Main 8t. Phono 3098, . General re- HOTEL Washington gara, day and night pairing and overhaulin, wervice; transients modated; low rates. Tel. 1735; 121 Washington stre FADIATORS and fenders repaired. Wind shield glass Installed. Leonard & Leon- ard, rear Franklin Sq, Gas Sta. by Oct. 1st PARIS TAILOR SHOP—Cleaning and press- ing, suits made to order. 136 South Main 8t., oppusite High lthnnl. SUITS for spring and Buinmer, of genuine English woolens, $256 and up. Style,squal- ity and fit absolutely guaranteed, Jark Salonia, 100 Lafayette Bt. STARTING, lighting ana iguition work; satisfactory service; electrical parts for sale. Clark’s Automoblle Laundry, rear 238 Main Bt.; 'phone 1344, TOPS, side curtalns and seat covers, made over and repaired at Doolittlo's Auto Top Shop, 238 Main street. i WELDING, BRAZING and cutting; scored yiinders filled by guaranteed - proces Nels J. Nelson, 513 Past St. ‘phone us! 3. JOUN WUCK ¥ino custom Arch St, opposite South phone 2842, Printing, Jobbing, Static Talloring, 69 church, Tele- rery 30 advertisement posters, office stationery, color work. sPrompt work, 325 Maln St.; programs, fac rvice *phone lara, forms, good . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ouloH! woz T DREAMIN ALL Help—Women Wanted. 42 CASHIER—Young woman. Apply Hudson Lunch, 284 Maln St. CLERK—Experfenced girl in confectionery Store, street CLERK female, wanted for evening work. Western Union Telegraph Co. COMPETENT mald for general work. Apply 22 Curtls street. COMPETENT woman for general house- work In family of 2 adults; may go home at night if she so desires. Tel 1496-5 between 5:30 and 7:30 in the evening. OMPETENT mald for general house- work. Apply 10 Lexington strect, EXPERIENCED salosiadles wanted for Saturduy afternoon and evenings. Apply the Bee Hive, ADY chaufteur wanted, one who under- stands a Ford car. Inquire 100 Franklin street. WAITRESS for restaurant; Apply 86 Lafavette strect. WOMEN for fancy pressiug on dry cleaned garments; experience not necessary. Ap- ply_Unlon Laundry, 268 Arch street. WOMAN 6 do_ washlng and Tronkis_two half _da; week. Call Mrs, Sutcllffe, 165 West. Maln stroot, WOMEN for ‘house cleaning. Burritt 8t.; 'phone 2642, WOMAN presser wanted for _dry garments; wonderful fopportunity right person, Union FKaundry Co., Arch_street. WOMAN to do gencral housework; or half day a week. Apply Mrs. tindepl, 67 Lincoln street. YOUNG girl_wanted for Lyceum candy stand, afternoon and night. at_stand. YOUNG girl wanted to help with baby and to do some second work. A ply at 204 l.!nrnl\l 8t. or 'phone 989.2, wanted to work Apply 261 Maln house- Bood wages, 20 South clean for 266 wiiole Mar- theator Apply and triple decks. W. Leghorn puliets. Hall 645-2, Wallingford, Conn, B2t ol HALL mammoth Incubators, single, double Free catalogue. Bros,, ‘phons LIVE POULTRY bought and sold. bought on market price; alse, poultry free. Alex Malamid, avenue; ‘phone 1665. Brollers wo dress 82 Hartford OLD NEWSPAPER MATS — Lining for chicken coops, 50c a hundred; for Herald office, 67 Church street. POULTRY supplies, a 10c ducer, lice powder, dry mash ete. Rackliffe Bros, Inc., Bigelow streets; 'phone 1075. Park redeemable coupon with every purchase of egg pro- hopper: N. 'phone at 8. C. o at and Ieda, 3-in, TO.00; 3-im. ost eriby u assortment of beds. Xd Arch_Bt, Phone ¥ Inquire Eu\'u-fiur Wlock of l(o\.l we 1n and ready for inspection. 08, each u suarantes, B, Berson, %03 street; ‘phons 1165, Main des Sherman Court, cor. W Apart. 1. #1.00 DOWN dellvers & W, nu."fiu(.'ry"i"' ing machin sasy tegms. 365 Arch St Merchandise at wn Stores DAVENPORTS AND DAY BEDS, substan- tially made, 1 lety and priced low, Prompt deliveries. Max Zucker, 516 Main St.__Phone 509, 1 637 Boys' Scout tent, Khaki l:rlll. 16,60 7x7 Wall tent, white, sing Duc] 759 Wall o s x10 \Vlll tent, white double flll.d + o2 81006 10x10 Wlll l.fll. "white double ilied k 2.13 Ducl 9%3x12 Wall tent, c] 12x14 Wall tent Duck white ‘double flied Rental prices on any of the above tents 2 quoted on ' application. EDDY AWNING & DEC, CITY HALL PLACE, FRUIT JARS—Pints, 85c and 85c; 95c and $1.10; dellvered, Lehrer's, East Maln St. Phone 1181-5. quarts, 176 FIANOE Vi Guibiassen Rogisieilng Plans s concaded 10 be 1k oa wmarke Wnsurpassed. and & hundied dellare u (Rl amy ather player of sawsi § A test will cenvince yeu. Basy 1 'tu‘ and sany Menry Morans, MH Maln & PFRENT Foing fasl; gol Jeure oariy; recesds Meluded ot Lhi prive. Widenar's, 150 Main 84, EAXOFHGNE, Taale mandslln. —Favinsl vietrela, #te Inquire 304 Park streed; 19335 Bverrtbing | Nuutut %._m Commereial | BIIII' walch and wedding r Tead- quariers, Himberg & Mo, street_and 19 R, R, Arcade FINAC TEWELRY BALE Reliing oul sur entire jeweiry line &t half price. Anniver sary and wedding gifts at less than cos Aep and leok at this o You'll| fng. some . u-m): _Morans, 345 Mal » # LiLTey (4 loams Eki Bleck, Plalavitle Fhone 41-4. sy T e e nd 1857 Btaniey Bt ‘phene “sde 24 AL drews Land © 14 0 Conlon, l Wm wl LS one MeES |v|r|l .' the O'I(' tian will b asked nest year, MHatch Vo, cm Hall_bulidi y 0 r R -\lul-t ‘-‘0« 163 IINI flu 3 w-u—mu- Teo lluy CNTLDS Tron .nh w m.uus Piices Geldes, 118 Balden nuu. TURNITURE— K will uuy u Wt TAlr pricen. The w.nuuu u-rnnu 47 Arch street J. mm kinds of furnitur o pa prie A _Jtod) uy. W Oak B phons 815-15 JUNK o 5. Belden street; VE pay fair pric ticles. Just drop & Jamiu, 115 Beaver Bt.; ‘phone &5 T snoment of 8 roomn improvements, on third floor, Inquire on wecond floor, LORNER Jorth and Tiartford Ave., 7-room apartment, with all modern improve- ments. See Colin about it at 15 Main St. COLUMBIA ST., 135—Tenement of 5 IATEe rooms; Improvements; second floor only. Apply on premi CONNERTON ST, 36—Third foor (dne- ment of & In- quire 3 after 6 p. m. CRANSTOM 3§—b-room mod- ern tenement. Inquire J. J. Donahue, 120 Carlton St.; 'plone 785, EAST ST., 381—Flve-room improvement; second floor. HART 8T, §-room temement; all lm- provements. HART ST., 92— won tenement; Inodernl improvements. 1 HAWKINS, ST, —SIx-room _toncment; fam- | ily of dults prefer Inquire I(uwmnl_ 'phone 1900, with all with_garage. Tenament; afl Tonement; Call_evenings, Avartment furnished rooms on second floor; mod- fmprovembents. room apartments, SMAPLE ST., 78—Beven large modern rooms, | steam leat, all conveniences, fireplace and garage; adults preferred. Inquire first floor. & ROCKWHELL AVE, 91—b-room _ tenement, all improvements. Inquire 380 Arch St Goldgen Barber Shop. SEVEN-ROOM _apartment to rent, In- quire at 26 Hamilton street or Watson & Jones. BOUTH ST, floor; one provements. New_Britain One 6-room tenement, second room tenement, first floor; im- Inquire Employment Dept., | Mach, ‘plone 2400, GUARANTEED OAK KEGS, 5 & 10 gal. $2.75; 15 gal. §3.00; 20 50 gal. $5.75. All sizes from 1 to 50 gal. Frank Nair, §19 Main St. Tel. 212 opposite St. Mary's church. PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS--We carry & full line for exterior and interior work. Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr- er's, 176 East Main St. Phone 1181- KBEGS AND BARRELS for wine or clder, 2, 15, 30 and 50 gallon sizes; Dbest quality; lowest prices. Rackliffe Bros., 8, 100 Thoroughbred Leghorn Ifens, pullets and 400 egg incubator. Crescent St,, Plantsvilie, Conn. [ MERCHANDISE aiso 100 Pond, ) Business and Office Equipment 57 C. BOOKCASES—Two quartered o dark, the other light. Kach sections Wwith top and base. Unu: at $27.50 for the darik stained $30.00 for the light. dignified and serviceable, Call them. Then, judge for yourself. New Britain' §t. Phona 1603, ak; hay Artistic and simple, and Adkin, Home of Office and Busi- uess Furnishings and Printing, 66 Church i dolible pedestal, 6 drawers, Drop center typewriter desk, 50 Adkins Printing Co., 66 Church TOP DESK, 50" quartered oak top, 50, atreet. Ine., Park and Bigelow streets; prompt deliveries; 'phone 1075. LY THE TOGGERY SHOP 208 Main St. We carry the most complete line of high grade trunks, bags and suitcases In the city. Also a com- plate line of high grade gents' furnishings. NEW BRITAIN'S- NEWEST STORE, Musical Instruments 66 COLUMBIA RBECORDS—Most of the latest selections, all selling at % price. Widen- er's, 138 Main street. COLUMBIA upright mahogany _ phono- graphs; special reduced prices on every machine to make room for the new uiodels coming In; records free with every machine; a small amount of cash NATIONAL cash teglaters, oud hand, also repairing. streef. new and sec- 394 Mai NEW and second hand cash scales; also repairing. ter Co, 12 Washington Place. Tegistors and . 5. Cash Regls- Tel. 294 secures any of them; balance on terms. Widener's, 135 Maia_street. FULL assoriment of Pathe and Triangis records, §5c, two for §1; privilege of playing before purchase. Widener's 138 Main_St. n box, small and practical, pounds; price $77.5 18 1-4x231-4x171-4 in.; inside, 121-4 inches, Adkins Printing SAFE CABINET—WIith shelves and welghs but 150 dimensions outside, 3 Toc! Co., Help—Men or Women a3 AN intelligent person, either sex. may earn $100 to $200 monthly, corresponding for newspapers; $15 to $25 weekly In spare time; experience unnecessary; no can- vassing, subjects suggested. Send for par- | tlculars. National Press Bureau, Buffalo, New York. MEN AND WOMBEN wanted, all take part in big Motion Picture Pro- duction in Hollywnod. Big opportunity for thoss who qualify. Experience un Write teday. ¥. A. Kuby, A S5 B th &t Paul, Minn, ages, to necessal Dept - PORTABLE 1.8 & Iha drawers; VA steel, uses but weighs but 400 tock box and and office use; outside, 52x2 x18 1-8x20 3-4 86 Church ideal 5 1-8x27 inches, street. slde, 421- Printing Co., ULT, al feet of floor space, adjustable interlor, for price only $107.50; meas- in- hom in.; Adkin Feed and Fuel MORE ecggs and more the chackerboard bag. Purina Chows you eggs or money back. You can't B. Bird & ¥ 106 Are Just In Time DYA KNOW You ARE W' LUAKIEST are guaranteed . Tel. o profit coma from | When you buy mor lose. 121 59 N. | KRANICK & BACH, Newby & Gvans, Les- ter, Kohler & Campbell planos. We have sold. this line of pianos for over 30 years.| We guarantee. C. L. Pierce. 1200—Six-room tenement; adults preferred, Inquire| STANLEY ST. tmprovement on premises. i STRATFORD ROAD—SIx-rooni bungalow, | up-to-date, also slx-room apartment on Sherman Court; all improvements; hot water heat all year round: janitor serv- ice, Call 3112 or inquire 1y Bradley St. i o | oy reason| Nfl prices; Asron Dantelson & Ce., BEVEN-AT RE nm o -m Toad, 'fi.- house, green liouss, chicken house, Bl tomees | man_Farm_Agency, 131 FNALL farm in the city and barn; about an acre of lpnd peaches, p cow and chickens equipment; about & mile from ti ter. "Holland & Dunne, 23 William lu.. plione 1068-14, ACRE farm, it louse, steam hest, § cows, 2 hofses, (arm tools, fine complete farm 37,000 only; uired. Cashman Farm Main unn treos, ros; $3,000 have nothing that bulld you a_house mceord own plans. can own your folson & Co. 131 Main Sty and Saturday even! we wo will ing to your when you Auron Open Six-room modern eot large lot. Tel. 785, 10-room CARLTON 8T, all improvements, with gu ST.—Two-family, CORNER PROPERTY {or sale tage, all improy minutes walk (rom centel bearing. |nquha 20 Woodland - 8t.; phone 2 EAST ST.—T family houss 10 Tooma Witk | all \mprovements, prics 310,600, . small amount of cash required, Watson eud | Jones, 294 Main St. GARDEN & on a door, gurage. Watson & b HASILTON ST.—2 family .ouse, 13 roomm | ull improvements; onu tenement to be vae cant Sept. ist. Watson & Jones, 394 lnln St. Phons 2 West Matu St.; I family, W 3 tap and family Hart Winthrop 8t.; 2 St § family and Sto tumily and 3-car garage, Greenwoud SL; 6 family Block and 3 stores, lm- St; ¢ family and Cottage, William St. ssuiidipg iots from §200 ups Make your cholce! Telephone! We'll ug the rest! T§—Thice-Tamily housc, il imie o lot; lruit trees, etes nuises. TION—3 (amily house,; & roowms on a Hoor; steam heat, freplaces Watson & Jones, 244 Main St. Tel. 2460, . THREL hames for sale at reduced prices. One siugly, one two-tamily and one three- family nouse. Lockwood Leul kistate & lus, City Hall ST, f0—House Tof salo; must e At onc hultz & Coastello, 243 Main street. WL have for salo & two-ramily Liouse of 13 tooms, four years old; moderu; will sell for 34,000 less than it cost to build.: A, Main_St.; ‘phone 1a17. 8 VERY CENTRAL—Five furnished rooms, bath, furnace, electricity, coal in cellar; reasonable. 42 Union street. WEST MAIN ST., 431—b-room tencmen $26. Sce Cohn about It at 15 Maln St. WEST MAIN ST., 630—8ix-room tenement; all improvement. Inquire 24 Bradley St. 'Phone 2476-12. WEST MAIN ST, only, 'Phone 3038- WILLOW BT., 14—Flive-room tenement, modern improvements; rent $30. Cohn_about It at 15 Main street. \WOODRUFF COURT, 24—Tenement of rooms; second floor; all Improvements Apply 676 West Main §t. F. Monklewic Business Places For Rent 10| ARCH ST, 173—8tore 30x60, steam poat, central location, well adapted for auto- mobile or any other business, Claude J. Leroux, 174 Arch St.; 'Phone 1336, STORES to rent, 11 Main St, 1i5 Park St} 440 West Main St. See Cohn at 15 Main_ street. . WEST MAIN ST.—Store, retall purpose. Morris Tulin, 8t.; 'Phone 387-2. WINTHROP, COR. GRISWOLD ST.—Corner store to rent. Good lively location. Suit- able for any business. Apply J. Licht, 99 Winthrop S§t. Phone 866-14. Suburban—¥or Rent BAST BERLIN-3 rooms, unfurnished, in an up-to-date private home; $15 per month. _Inquire F. O. Box 168, E. Berlin, Five rooms; adults all See i suitable for any ' 131 Main| ORGAN A used organ in satisfactory condition. Will sell at a sacrifice, Henry Morans, 365 Maln; opposite Myrtie St EHONOGRAPHS--One mahogany and one walnut Columbla slightly used, Selection of Victor records will be Inciuded. Terma it desired; a bargaln. Henry Morans, 365_Main 8t opposite Myrtle, 8 Houses For Rent 3 HILL—Nicely furnished home to Call 971-3, evenings, or 2468. MAPL rent. :onums, BOARD, HOTELS ] e =" Two-lamily louse, steam fine plumbing, Z-car garage; log i brice very reasondbie, M. du _Foiren, 4, lilm St; ‘phone 1190, GELVIDERE—6-toon cottage and garage; | sigam heated, tve place and hardwood telm; pricy reasonabic, 'Phone Howme Bunking BELVIDERE—Light-room very fine home; something up to tlu“ minute, A, Carlaon, 209 Main St u.wnu 151 BERLIN=G-toom Coltage, wbout 1 acre of land, frult rees und berry bushes, %-cas garage; house contains all improv ments and fine basement; price $6,5005 terms very reasonable, M. J. Foiren, § Elm_streec; phone 1330, 8 X Real L:me ‘Wanted WANTED w (Wo or thres-Tamily houst, i goud location; state price; lovation; cas requited. Address Box 5, Herald. ThD In Plaliviile, & 1 or 3 tenam iouse, centraily located, with improyes ments, Price wust be reasonable. Give @il particulars lu first ietter, Box 3% ierald office, bungalo — mished room with ail Phone 28569, - Gi—Turnished room and une or two men in private ully; second floor, 205 Furnishud 1ooms, o3 feasonable rates, all come \L“l("ll‘ 8, huv. Water, Lath, ete. Tel. 1985, BERLIN—Maln S, 6-room tenement with store in front, suitable for shoe- maker, etc. 2 per month. Address P. O. Box 168, Bast Berlin. BAST PIANOS—We have placed over 3,000 Kohler s & Campbell pianos in this vicinity, in- cluding churches, schools, lodges, etc, Before' you buy, call and let us demon- strate. C. L. Plerce. & PTANO—Upright, high order; very cheap; 3 8. Mr. Andrews, grade, extra fine terms; ona for Arch 'CAUSE LAST NeuT T DREAMED Yo CALLED ME A DUNB BELL AN JUST AS T W02 GOW' THIT YA Wi FOUR-ROOM _ tenement with furniture, garage; $15 .a month, 'Phona 92-4, eve- ning. SOUTHINGTON—§ rooms and baih, §33; 6 bath, $26; excellent nelghbor- able; light, cheerful decors tions, also_garage. D. Allen, 266 No. Main St., q“.Hhh!‘l')ll ~Pleagant room; by 1 ol 3, [ . last if desired FURNISHED rooms, lousekeeping privileges, water; will furnish heat; quiet nel with _light with i e A FURNISHED toom for gentieman of go6d NEAR High school. Furnished room 16 TEAKL ST.—Furuished room ELL_ST. 73— Board and reom ToF pleasant room, 1833-13. board if_desired. Tel WEST MAIN ST, 43s—Furnished room borhood. Address Box 1, Herald, character; must glve references; good tamily; no children. Box 47, Herald. rent. References required. Mrs, Andeps son, 25 Bdeon St. Tel. 1079-3. “Tor gentise . FPhone $97.3 SELLL ST, Lwo gentlemen, STANLEY 8T. “foor, Iatge entratly e housekeeping privileges it desired. ‘Phone o O A 1 TWO ROOMS, each suitable for twe tlemen; hot and cold water; steam lfl; WALLACE ST, 57 Turnished, front_room to_rent. suitable for une or two people; stemm heat; home privileges; lmvb',l. Where To Dine LANEY LU here. There's a reason, too. The popular restaurant in town. fa Beiotn hotel, opp. the station. i_"_nfii—.:o".nu. lu-anchul