New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1924, Page 26

| RALSTONWILLBE CHOSEN--TAGGART Predicts This Will Be Democrats’ Final Action | large num { Hospital 1 New United York, ' States March 21. Senator Thomas Tag New York on a declared yesterday that Senator Samuel M of Indiana, will be the choice of the democratic na- tional convention when it meets here in June, and that he will be the next president of the United S Governor Smith, Mr. Taggart is “a good fellow,” and has ma fine record as governor, hut since only one man can run for president on the democratic ticket, Al hasn't a ¢ this year. Mr. rt is at b dorf, with members of His “1 don’t want to say an 10gatory to the governor o of New York, for we all well he has done as chiet this great state,” said who returncd yest Mail Packet liner Ore: Indies. “But when it matter of selecting a candidate president New York will not b« sidered this year. The democrats wi look to the middle west, the democracy, and there is only with the qualities that inspire tion that he could win hands down. That man Is Sam Ralston, of Indiana, who made a superb record as gover nor of the Hoosier State, and whose personal qualities are a guarantee that he will appeal to the people of all the states as he does to the people of Indiana. Governor Smith hasn't chance.” Not a Bryan Year “Colonel Bryan intimates that he is ready to be drafted,” it was suggested. “Yes, I see that the colonel is in a receptive mood,” said Mr, Taggart, “but this isn’'t a Bryan year. This is & Ralston year. Bryan need have no fear that he will be drafted. He will welcome the nomination of Senatos Falston, a Jong-time friend. The othe aspirants for the nomination will us each other up. Ralston is the second choice of all the candidates and their backers. When the leaders discover that Ralston is the one man that they can combine on they will be for Ral ton. T am not against any of the as- pirants. Tam simply for Ralston first, last and all the time. T like McAdoo, Smith and all of the others, but Rals- ton is the only one who can get the necessary two-thirds,"” “How would Ralston and Smith strike the voters?” he was asked. Hopes Daugherty W Stick.” *“*That ticket sounds first rate, espe- 1ly with Ralston at the head, “I hope that Harry M. Daugherty sticks—that he will look his yelpers in the eye and tell them where to go, 1 have known Daugherty for years, We were neighbors in Ohio. Daugherty is a kind and generous man, and is dis- posed to do anything for people with- out compensation, He always was that way. He is too good a man to do any- | thing mean or petty, I don't believe A thing that has been said of him. He should not quit under fire. When a man quits under fire it is almost the equivalent to an admission of guilt.” Mr. Taggart will be in the city three or four days, and will have a conference with Charles 1" Murphy, Chairman Cordell Hull of the demo- cratic national committee and others. Former suid, de- ate know how executive of | Mr. Taggart, on the Lo from the W to the for comes man convie- ne a SAYS AUSBAND BEAT HER Catherine Carbonna of 42 Staniey street reported to the police this after- noon that her husband, Michael Car- bonna, had assaulted her at their home, She said that he had been drinking and struck her in the face several times, one of her cheeks show- ing a large swelling where she alleges she was struck. She was referred to the prosecuting attorney. The mean annual temperature of | would prove an expensf | tified that Iwill be held on P { Ziegler. (than C. Aver the British Isles Is 60 degrees Fahren- heit. —_—— THEM DAYS IS GONE FO HOSPITAL BRIDGE PLAY All in Readiness ournament for A Free Bed Pund—DPlayers Asked to ' vg Bring Own Cards. Preparations for entertaining a of bridge players at the € Bed Funt bridge to be held ut the Burritt hotel tomorrow afternoon and evening are practically complete and the committee in charge is temporarily “at rest” awaiting th testivities. There have been 200 tickets ¥ sold for the afternoon, which reaches | the limit for uttendance during the af- ternoon. There re still a few tickets ieft for the evening and some late comers can be accommodated. It was urged today that the players bring their own playing cards, one pack to each table. The play will not “progressive but each four will remain at the table, Thus one pack of cards may be brought by any of the four who have made up a table, The purchase of cards for the affair ‘¢ item for the committee which wishes to give as much of the proceeds as possible to the free bed fund, therefore the quest that the players bring their own cards, o th Le 1t of sume re- ir an New York, d the Gulf Mol road company dend of 1 1-4 mulative prefer: May 13 to stock « the last two qu 31 cach was paid, | REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES Republican Electors are hereby no- Primaries for the nomina tion of Candidates for Mayor, Town K, Treasurcr, Comptroller, March 21.—Directors of orthern Rail- today declared a divi- r cent on the stock, record May S wind en- yable 1e 1 dividend of advt. A at S Colleetor, Two Select- men, Two Members of Board of Re- |your clothes with a “Maytag. lief, Two Members of School Bourd, | Registrar of Voters, Aldermen in 2nd, | 4th and 6th Wards, Two Councilmen | wi in each ward | March 28th, | 19 from 4 to 8 I, , in the fol- lowinz places: 1st Ward—Vacant Store in Odd Fel- lows Building, Store at 175 Park St tepublican Headquar- street, acant Store, street, ne: estnut, Sth Ward—Store at 26 Broad St, 6th Ward—>store at 38 Hartford uvenue, The following have filed potitions tor the following offices: For Mayor—Benjamin For Town Clerk son, IPor Collcctor-—Bernadotte Loomis. I"or Treasurer—Curtis 1., Sheldon, IFor Comptroller IFor Selectmen Y. Lawyer, Alfred Anderson, Bolislaw Karpinski. Ifor Members Board of Rellef— Burton C. Morey, Willlam Schacfer, For members School Board-—Effie G. Kimball, Morris D, Saxe, Yor Registrar of Voters—William H 5 Lln T | ae W. Alling. Alfred L. Thomp- w be | ci pee or Councilmen: Na- :' Willlam Joy, David L. |, Naid, Henry W, Rtice. Becond Ward—For Alderman: Wal- ter R. Ifalk, Arthur N, llulhorfnrll:‘m for Councilmen: Frank Bosco, John | G. Buckley, Stephen Sautter, | ot Third Ward-—For Counciimen: Frank 8 Cadwell, BEdward H, Christ, Clifford Hellberg, W. Spaulding | Warner. Fourth Gustave for Councilmen, Garfield Gibney, Harry N, Fifth Ward--1"or Frank Gromko, I'red Murphy, Sixth Ward-~For Alderman, Ken- neth H. Walther; for Councilmen, Martin A. Dahlson, PProspero Franco- 1ini. REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE W. H. Judd, Chairman First Ward- Ward—For Alderman, J. Johnson, George Molander; Adrian Carlson, W Rabertson, POLLY AND HER ('S “TIME WE LOOKET FACTS “THE I~ FACE . fOLLY AINT GOoT “THAT $10.000 PRIZE MONEY Ars' Sue MNEVER Wit © s YAS ¢ HOM. BEMT 0 see SN RIS wT ABOD oy righe 1970 Fea-ame Servien, |or_Gront Britan rights rewer o= the Glen strect dump. sulted. your clothes John the 0. U re advt, Joseph's church ~—advt, In | headquarters. John A, Andrews & Co, Part, ) vassing.—adit. advt, and Sheriff 1Bob Stone at Roger: day night [from the trial | next sTuesday morning at 10 o'clock. | jagainst Grace Suzio. M. A. Sexton will | for (that of Peter Agostini notice New of of the association’s traffic committee, | ling chargc | ears to ship, on carload lots o¥ ¢ shipped via the port of New York on charge Bollotti, groeer, of Waterbu voluntary bankruptey | today liabilities of $5,36 Counelimen: | titton of Harry shows assets of $781.76 and Habilitie {on his way to a rallroad shanty carly | of $3,008.73. noted artist, was struck by a tasieab :lul night and seriously injured, VER Mismanage This on Your Marinba. A THE PROUD PAPA C= ‘TME PRILE BEAUTY, VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924. City Items Viking I"air tonight, 1. O, O. I. hall. | nderson’s ncopated Six, No can- | assing.—advt. | Ingine Co. No. 6 was called out this | the New Haven ins rning' at 1 by a still rm to extinguish grass fire at | 8chool. No damage (Continued on 55 o'clo re- | Mrs, and Annie & Co. costs aytag court was held drunk having Let John A. with a No session of polie is morning, only on« en arrested by the police in the st 24 hours, and he was released by : prosecuting attorney without ar- gnment 18 a first offender, Big hit! “It's a Man Every Time, Man.” Vocal. Columbia record. . Andrews & Co.—advt Camp, No. RO &% will hold its regular meeting in M. hall this evening. 1 Jolson Brunswick John A. Andrews & Co.— Andrews wash took place become involved i o she employed for Elks Vi Bristol lodge of ¢ of Waterbury lodg: Washington ner. Hear cords at o to attend, but of illness. An anniversary k tomorr fe mass w will be sung morning at St the late Simon Pla old I, cign Wa Seichepr nmett pos uddy. s, in the Home cooked iunches at Crowell's. —advt 1 fox in Red take a which 1 last night post wiil the affuir. unveiling of on which the “Lovey Came Bac spe ot. John A. Andrews & Sec match game between \d Sheriff Bob Stone at ltogers night.—advt. Commander Charle the Emmett mittec New ases Process Columbia out weekly. R Columbia c ration. after an overseas “mmett, who lost ——advt Join Morans' BEaster Music Club. Viking Fair tonight, 1. O, O, nderson’s Syncopated Six I, hall No can- New Brunswick records every week John A. Andrews & Co.—advt. hoppe, 87 West Main St,, Prof. Bldg. advt, Join Morans' ber company by illness. Miss Alic street has resumed Easter Music Club,-- y training school of Let John A, Andrews & Co., wash Ady, her home, Initiation place Lunch at Hallinan's.—advt. ot “Linger Awhile,” fox trot, Bruns- fck record. John A. Andrews & Co.; ©f 1! -advt, R Séc match between game Soccoly ¥ri- advt, TIY COURT NOTI | The case of L. & Koplowitz against arry Koplowitz ct al has been tuken list, are scheduled Two cases for teial | A ‘Wi he first is that of Edward Smith ppear for the plaintiff and M. D, Saxe | the defendant. The sccond is| A unst Schnei- [connected xton will [division of with or and Naughton, M. A the present the plaintift and ‘oodhouse tor the defendant, t Bri at the case of the city of ent ain through the charity de- |motorman until N en withdrawn, CONN. TO PROTEST, Hartford, March 21-—-A delegation Connecticut manufacturers' asso- ation headed by Chairman J, At- ater of the sub committee on rates torman, since 1919, HEAVY Parie, March 21, ders from abroad Bourse toda cipitate decline ill attend a hearing in New York | arch 24 to protest against a hand- against shippers, from ight ter-costal lines, is absorbed camship companies. At other ports the by rallroad or the downward been thirt BANKRUPTCY CAS New Haven, March 21, al run of Joseph L. |that they would in a |operations in future filed |dollar. and petition of $2,764.15 9. SBhorr, gives asscts Trenton, N. J., Torrington, | today to question he found prowling sylvania railroad Gaftney, b4, s ploy of the r bullets wer Hunr, ~¥Fernand Gorman, NOTED ART! Paris, March 21 fired " BRISTOL NEWS Ninth tution, Miss Rowe e e one Desarved fo Win Belore-| was graduated from the Woman Pighter Pietro at the police _Adv, | today by Judge Joseph M, Donovan for ‘breach of the peace. vesterday n B prom post has a spe working out the which the post will tak: This veteran, his log in and who died a few years ago from illness resuiting from his injurics, Bristol Briefs, Carl k. Carvlson of the Bristol lL.um- is confined to his home | ucher’ pital after spending several candidates al the meeting of Dristol lodge nt at Elk mond Polhill of Detroit, Mich., is visiting relatives in the city. 'VETERAN OF SERVICE LEAVING TROLLEY ¢O. W. Taylor, since Ma the in all ed as sufficient to wipe individual Some of the biggest bunks announced ‘ further pound or { | Another pe- | DETECTIVE March tra detective oud was slain, into the Fined. fined court wi she after bu well rep- resented last night at the degree work » ritual performed under the direction of New Britain lodge in a District Deputy Grand Exalted Discuss Memorial Plans. s for the participation ¢ observans hall, de post was of St. Francis® will home, and is Succeeded by Sighrid G. Nordgren rch 31, New Taylor , 1917, Nordgren, Heavy selling or- dominated began out the ept no on the SLAIN, 2 siranger ronnd the in the —— Page) Martin $10 session Her arrest had neighborhood | argument and 1o emphasize her points | was the splendid man- ould not do 80 because | ¥ N : |suggestions on the lettér, remember, | per- | MRS, 1. E. TAYLOR WINS AT LAST | | | | \ Judge Swamped With Work Kensington, for the dollar poetry Mrs, Harry E. Taylor, | whose poetry the Judge is exceedingly fond of reading, gets the dollar and |well deseeves it. She calls down the {Judge in no uncertain terms about I his not printing all the poems. The That mnest ofs poets, comes through jaward today. \put in the minutes of the court, and want, so the Judge will entertain now, you can’'t tell the Judge, Har- [sonally what you think of him. The ent part centers about the memorial monument | ames of the local vet- ctrolas and Planos, Henry Morans €rans of the world war are engraved. | 2 Blanchard of jal com- nam Harold Ingraham | her duties in the |He hos- days at|And so we see for sale today, take Taylor Resigns As Inspec 1910, Britain Connecticut company, scvered his connection with the com- | puny today, tendering his resignation | come The clerk of the court has received |us inspector to Division Superintend- Willlam J. Bryan, ¥ was a \ when partment against Edward Eliason has [he was appointed chief motorman, la- | | ter being named inspector, |ceeded by Sigfrid G. He is suc The following is the complete cor- regpondence received by the Judge:i— Want Ad Rhyme Judge, Dear Sir: I Several of us wonder why you only print the winning verses, most | nights this year. When you printed several it used to give us more amusement and then sometimes we thought those that did not win were better than the one that got the dollar and it gave us o |something to argue over! It certainly started off with bang thi: ar, for that first one was | the bes have printed, Anyway for the Las given, u thanks laughs it Mrs., H Ken, E. Taylor, ngton, Conn. | 1 s growing big and tall, an’'t sit in his chair, it's now too small, | A high chair fine, made with a t Some dear little Boston bull pups at our sales, Excellent heads and excellent tail, Is will keep the tramps away The tails will greet you with a wag- ging good-day, |80 whether you want just one or all, Go out to 746 West Main St, and call, Mrs, Harry E. Taylor, Kensington, Conn, e ————————— ——— ‘ LEGAL NOTICE | A vegular mecting of the share- | holders of the New Britain Coopera- tive Savings and Loan association, will held in their office, Room (209) nk Building, Tuesda | Mare at 7:30 p. m, to nom- for the ensuing year and | transact any other business proper to before said meeting. New sories of shares opens in Ap XA One of the pst tani-cab com- who | | has been with the company since 1918 when he entered Its employ as a mo- | He has been chief motorman | LLING ORDERS t provoking another pre- | forcign shar The average fall of these sto movement ¢ per cont, which is regard- | ks since | b B speculators, | While whom Penn- cme Three deteetive panies i New York have ordered HYDRAULIC FOUR-WHEEL BRAK} | he 8. | | Installed on their Cabs a8 * Moon “Sevies A" | . I~ equipped with this positive brakes system, you will know the reason. Not only are the brakes wonderfu but the car itself will demons strate its snap and power. | F. L. Green | MOON AGENCY 15 MAIN ST, n- J. Phone 1530 ~ES- PARENTS SHOULD B€ LOOKED UPON WiiK AWE = AND CVEN) FeEAR Adding Insult to Injury L1 meFmeSENT \l EVAPORATED ALAS K AN uY vl R Judge will instruct that the letter be' let “all out doors” be the jury. The| Ruler Thomas A. Tracy had planned | Herald wants to do just what the peo- al *| Bl GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Teady Reference LINE RATES FOR AUTOMOTIVE . Auto and Truck Agencies | HUPMOBILE CARB—Saive and Servic Service Station, Hartford A Stanley und ¢ Main St. A. M. Paonesss. CONBECUTIVE (NSERTIONS 1 1 tine line line Hne Iine line, da! i I Yearly Order Ra Count & wordi 14 lues to an Inch. Minimuny Space, 3 lines, Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No. Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for $1.80 $1. Upon_Application LEXINGTON- NASH and Oakland motor cal TRUCKS—Racklifte low Bts, Phone n_and vicinity & and Servise, C. A, Bence, 51 Maln 8t. ‘phone 2216, HAXWELL_AND CHALMBRE—Saies and rvice, McGauley and Bennmett 98 Arch reet. Groen, ‘vhone 3899, Balns and 58 Elm street; the world over. F. L. Service, 237 Glen str Bervics A. G. Hawker, ‘phone 2456, Class\fied Page on dame Day, Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for| Convenlence of Customers. Call 926 and Ask for a “Want Ad” Opvrator. A G O L s {_ ANNOUNCEMENTS ) Florists and Nurserymen 8 Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 BURIAL VAUL1YS—Conel stecl reinfore- ed; water proof, heremetically sealed. will outlast either wood or met not require larger Iris Vi 6 |C s, New Britain and LaSalle St. Phone 699-2, CUT FLOWERS—Potted plants, pleasing variety. Specializing on furieral work. Johnson Greenhouse, 617 Church &t. 880. | CUT FLOWERS, potted plant | tuneral work; free delivery. Sai | _Greenhouse, 218 Oak_St. Phone | LANDECAPE ~gardener and _nurseryman. H. Simonsen, Box N. B. Road, Plainetlle; 'phone 195-12, Lost and Found BOSTON BULL—pup, answers to the name Return 332 Chestnut St., N. [ los W, TRI-—who took wrong coat from City Hall Monday afternoon kindly call at 11 East Lawlor St. Phone 414-3. Personals { PAIGE AND JEWETT—$1065 to ROLLIN: STUDEBAKERS—Right AUTOMOBILE SALE—big EORT Tio: DODGE—touring, 327 Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co., 319 E. Main St., (near Elm). Phone 3399, s nd Jordan Motor Cars, saie rvice. Onorato Motor Co., s Phone 3425. and se Main 8t, REO MOTOR CARS and truks Ken M. Searle & Co., Bales and Bervice, cor. Elm and Park Sts, New Britain, Conn.: ‘phone 2110, Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers. — e WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND jaotor service, 127 cars, showroom at 4 Elm 7 Metor.’ Cherry St. “The BSleeve. R. C. Rudolph; ‘phone 2051 six touring, 3104 special six touring, $1425; big six tour) $1,760; F. O. B. factory, M. Irving Jeste 193 Arch St. “This is a Studobalker y Autos and Trucks for Sale ? jection, Think ! $50 to $100 down and you can breeze along in the car of your cholce, No iu- surance required. Aaron G. Cohen, [uc., 155 Park _street, Hartford. BUICK—BIg 4, touring car, in good shape. Price $100. C. A. Bence, 51 Maln 8t Phone 2215, GADILLAC— passcnger touring, price rea- sonable Rudolpl's Garage, 127 Cherry St., Phone 2051-2. Salesroom, 4 Elm St., Phone 3392, ADSTER 10 Ane ehape m h‘llc~ tu- s d paint and 6 good tires ally, good pul i Je dolph’s farage, 127 Cherry St 2051 tires and paint. arage, Cherry St. Phone room, 4 Elm St., Phone 3392, Good Rudolph's 127 Gi 2051-2. Sall NATURALLY—when you think of concret you think of Baker and Lasher, Tel, 1968, [ 1 | Store Announcements 7 10, 166 M Main St In" St, Is now located at 436 dirertly opposite East Main St. “representative at the “Big Fur- niture Store,” demonstrating the famous “Maytag" washing machine, Can be ought on terms, John A, Andrews, & o, PRLUE~(x7 enlargement with e fiim developed by Ohrnsted: Main St WEATHER STRIPS—Inastall the accurate | metal strips saving 1-3 coal bills. T. E. | Woods. 61 Main L. Phone 2765, WITH—beautiful _spring _weather coming you should own a camera, You can get one on emall pavments and have the use of a camera whilo paying. Arcade Studio. AUTOMOTIVE —_—_— —— Auto and Truck Agencies 8 MOTOR CARS—"Bettor _ cart being bullt and Bulck s build- them.” . New Britaln Bulck Co. Arch _street. Phone 2607, CADILLAC CARS — Sales and _Seivice, Lash Motor Co. “A Ruputable Concern. | _West Main, corner Lincoln street. ’ | CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars end Accessorivs. American Sales Co., § Eim 8t. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Salos service, 8. & F. Motor Sales 165 Slm_8t, corner Franklin; ‘phone 731, DURANT AND STAR moior cars. and wervice, *Just Real Good Cars, A, Bence, 15 Main street; FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. Saies wei \ce; genuine parts and nccessories, Au motive Bales & Sorvice Ce., 200 E. Maln, AUDSON AND Teading car values. See the new tonches. Honey- man Auto Sales Co, Salw and Servicy, 139 Arch St.; 'phone 210v, T T T FUAD IS / CALIPH. Cairo, Egypt, March ~A minis. | terlal order directs all Moslems in | Egypt henceforth to replace the name | of Abdul Medjid, the former caliph, { by that of King Fuad in the Friday | prayers at the mosque. The o taken here as indicating that the go | ernment intends to support the moy ment in favor of recognizing Juad as | ealiph. ‘ IsM1 PASHA WINS, Constantinople, Mareh 21—All the government candidates except Tsmet ll‘unh.l were defeated in the elections b s ry roll of 72 West BUIC are ing 228 of the cxecutive officials of the peo- ple's party. By Al Posen P e N e — ANT T HAVE G EDGED LiL PROFOSITION THAT WwilL ENABRLE MISS PoLLY TC DouvaLe wer $10.000 HERE A DODGE 19 DUDGE SEDAN 1922 DEPED ESSEX 19 TORD 1920 —Touring FORD 18 | FO " —touring car, with winter top. This 18 a good buy at $176, K. M. Searle & Co, Elm & Park Sts, Phone 2110, CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— Packard, light 6 touring. Bulek, § 5 pass. sedan, Buick, Buick, Bulck, Stephe Studeb: t six touring. Studebaker, fal Wz, touring Studebaker touring car, 192 1921 1923 1917 1821 1921 1922 1922 1917 These cars are in good shape and can be bought at a fair price. BRITAIN BUICK CO. PHONE 2 NEW 226 ARCH ST. DON'T HESITATE—seize this opportuniiy. Buy @ car on our easy payment plan. You can drive one home ae low as $:0 down, Aaron G. Coken, lnc, 188 Park street, Hartford, A In goud shape ma- chanically, tires, paint and upholstery ke vew, American Sales Co., 8 Elm at, Phone 1713, DODG B—touring car, 19 Phone 34-3, Plal ABLE BROE, USED CARS DODGE 1022 1922 Touring, 1922 Roadster, FORDS - 1923 Touring. 1922 Sedan, 1920 Coupe, CHEVROLET 1922 Tourivg ESSKX - eyliny Cylin DURA 1923 n. OAKLAND - 1921 Sedan, $276, TERMS ARRANGLL, 8 & F. MOTOR SALES CORP, DUDGE BROTHERS DEALER. PHONE 535 155 BLM STREET, OPEN EVENINGS. ~touring caf. Looke and rune very well, 4 new tirce, 1 wpare, engiue 18 excellent. American Sales Co., 8 him 8t Phone 1713, odan, 1831, 1n firet for vuan. L84 Bassett St Tai, 1. tion, Lolline Cleap hone 133 sood 8136, Automotlve Used Arch 8t, Phone 1 il throughout, Pri Car kschal , 88 UKD 1920 —roaasier, goud tires Avd up- pearance, $136. Automotive Used Lat H s g condie D ~touriugcar 3 for $109. tion, all good tires, Inguire, 15 Eliis 8 will sell paint and uphoi- Prica $250. Automo. Eachange, 89 Arch St wtery in fine shape. tive Umed Lar tion in every detail motive Lpe Plione 1729 Aut 4 Car E change, 56 Aich 8 1 ton panel truck, $400, This 18 practically new. Automotive Used Car Exchange, 86 Arch St., Phone 9. d 920~ uphoistery, paint and tires excellent. Price $200. Automotive Used Car Exchange, 86 Arch Phone 17292, e, VORDE! FORDS! FOKDE TOURING CARS RUNABOUTS. SEDANS CuLPE. THUUKS, ALL YEARS-ALL $10 TO Save. TERMS ARRANGED BUY YOUR USED CAR OF A RElde ABLE NEW CAR DEALER. ELMEN 2IMAIN ALTOMUBILE Cu. ST. PHONE 1613, SR MARCH ESSEX 1933 1923 15 1928 1923 1923 1943 1923 1923 1921 EALE AT HUDSON AND USED CAR DEPARTMENT-- Holmes Sedan, 7 pas ¥ord Coupe Btar Sedan, Mazwel Houring Btudebaker, epec. iz touring Cakiand coups, 3 pass, Masweil Bport Tourlug car, Hudson | passenger Tounng. Magwell Touring. Essex T Srudebaker, 1 pass. Tourizg, TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER HONEYMAN AUTO SALES OO, 139 ARCH ST, TEL . St ——— » FORDS—We have several good bujc in used cars #t 335 snd higher. Aun Used Cur Exchatge, 3§ Arch 8. .T':-';: 1729-2. UPMOBILE, model "% . Geos app=arance and in fine (unning condition :-‘o‘.l:n- Garage, 127 Cherry St Phoue