New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1924, Page 16

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 102 R L SR FIREWORKS DISPLAY FOR JULY 4 NIGHT Proposed Memorial to Be Repro- duced--$800 in Noise and Color the same tims hoing Fpnbs. These oing bhembs mortars throwing 5 she 3 she 4 breaks . 3 &b § br aks 6 hombs are being fired placed at bombs all breaksa ¥ newn as sections angies. the shy Echoing Fohoing Echoing Fehoing Eehoing Kehoing ke ha A THE HERALD “WANT ADS" nabetically Aivanges Fer Qv and Ready Nslerence, LINE RATES FOR CONSECLTIVE INSBRTION Charge Pispard 1" ”» s Kl 1% aha . ¢ » No 8 ahe breahs from wasler, THID WIh aitar Bulek soups, wodel 35, Buick ¢ iislesh Garag IH A-rh atient; FORD =~ R umry [ 4 Elm &, ifferent o\ er aks mfiul T VAULTS=Cotrivsis sieel reimioic: " pol, hersmeiically sealed | thas wond o metal Do waseRably priced Maple, Puose 3168 1 dee ment . Worka, FORD, ) 3 shel br " Ry Phone Phone bomh! 16 breaks homi breaks bomb, breaks homb. breaks homb. breaks hamb, hreaks Eeheing homb, 70 hreaks Echoing bomb, 88 breaks. Cannen Falute Hhells, Cannen AroppPINg Rhells are the strongst sheMs hnown their reports ean be heard for | 03 she 12 she caks 93 ahe b\ breaks shell, 30 & 12 shell, 45 breaks. 82 shell, 60 hreaks shell, 106 breaks. " A section ciroular battery of inte the air, golden rain Hombs, No 30 i 50 a0 of all siaes caks ud letier eutil LY it for LLLI PSP P LT 2 Aveh 8t 1955 Hupmel iludeon sedan, refinished §175 oy Bteam touring, needs $150; 1920 Chandier 4 door & $9T6, Aaren Cohen, Tne S Hartfard. Open eveni MANWELL ralpe W4 cquipped with bumper, tiret ¢ tion, € A, Bence, 81 Main 2215 or in the shap, | OV FRLAD 117 Glen 1 1 1 1 N : N 1 i of shells hundreds April Bhe aw " 1 [ Vearly Order Ratss Upon Application ) | Count & words 19 & line i 14 lines 1o an inch Minimum Space, 3 Migimum Beek Uh No Ad Accepied Af Classitied Page on Same | Ads Accopied © rs a shells myriade Lightn implies represent Reproduction of mori fAveworks will ing features o at Walnut Hi July 4, under th lie amusement production than the memori pected to be suft sign to furnish what the propos be atter 1a or The freworks pr eity $800 and will be {1 Connecticut Haven, It given Ly th this eity A recapit program fo 4 Announcem Flower Pots Parachut American | Aerial Muroons Fiying Girandolos RBattery Kheils Pyrotechnic and & Display Shella 8ot Pleces Finale Good Night Speciully pieces include orial Emk rel of Fire; Piece; Relgium Trish Piece; Boy medy Plece); A Ruc Weeping Willow Ty Waterfalls; American Flag, with two Aerial Bas- L kets: Wonderful Transformation of Juggling Octagonal Basket; Reproduction of Pomb makes many proposed memorial at Walnut Hill ‘#ud colors, Park. 2 No. 62 shells, b hreaks, In beginning the display there 5 No. 62 shells, & hreaks, be shown eight flower pots cover 4 No. 62 shells, 7 breaks, and G A8 the | mires hese hoamhs are made, 1 19 Hghtning and are very | pasnes ’“ 120 No, T4 abell, 2 breaks flashes 74 aholl, 8 bhreaks. o8 74 ahell, 4 hreaks P Sk T4 ahell, 5 breaks. Tashes T4 ahell, § hreaks. | 74 shell, T breaks T4 she!l, § bhreaks, T4 ahell, 8 breaks 10 hreaks 11 breaks. Opening=—America 12 hreaks March, “The U, 8, Field Artillery” 13 breaks. e . SOUSE | ing a month with Mrs, Tyler's sister 14 hreaks lmu.nm m the army veterans at Tamaqua, Penn 15 breaka. of the World war, Bhells, No, 92.—=These | Overture, "Pigne Dame" Buppe AMrs, John E, Curtin of Maple street much larger and bright- A, “"Mindin’ My Busines and daughters, Rarbara and Iuth, left and will burn much | b, “Indiana Moon" today for Indian Neck, where they e, "Where the Lazy Daisies Grow" will spend the remainder of the sum- A, “"What'tl T De" mer, e "Oh Baby" voeal chorus, | Part 2 I T, “American Patrol' coln street Isft foday for Mount | *Dedicated to Bpanish and Civil Desert Ferry, Me, where they will War Veterar spend two months. “Why Did T Kiss That Girl” e Hore's Yer Bes Myra Kilbourne of Arch street will 4 [1eave Thursday for a few d y h, “It Afn't Gonna Raln No Mo® |[1e8ve Thursday for & few dayw stay at Glory of the Seas” Momaugiyn. Dedicated to the Naval war Veterans of the World War, Finale “T'he Stars and Etripes For. | ever T ¥ s funeral work | _Gresnhouss, $18 Ph GATDEN - Lougueis foi Kast Main oires “Laost and HONEY- T #1, 18 N, B Machine Co Finder return ta Chas, Stacheil sireet W “i'rfll:u‘ antaini; sum ol iost Tues. afternoon on Main 8t Finder | Windly retuin e 64 Boath B, Reward, 106 iines. name o lual compart Rreak Shell ? reports ended 1natant Break ®hell, ? reports ephone for call 026 ? hreaks caka, 'aks 4 atars vaks = #lars T Break Shell, & reports » § atars hone 358 TUORRARER, I‘ll-—muru\.' car.m running condition, €, A o 8 Main 2215 8, THITE= "one BUICK Coupe T s hll’ of Palice. aulre Wfim‘?m..a one Wrocks way, will | term L t..hl about |! at T Maln 8t an. Loaks Tk mew ! or eall 2 1] Alui -8, 8 Lote of extras. A reomy 7 &ood tires, only §950, practically brand n Aaran rifard. Open | | Band Concert Program ! The following is the program which has been arranged by the Philhar. monie hand; \ BLATS A Pe_rnonals Mrs. Fred Tyler an) children of Vine street have returned afier spend- eotio ight and b A serpent emitting flames (TR ey print_yeur films, Arcade Studie, Store quuuuamcuu 7 SINTATTRE~ Treworks, ¢ ies for the Feurth, in street Part I"ireworka hreud 2 b brenks 1 brealks 10 shell, & hreaks, 1, & hreaks, hros wels shell, shell, 1 74 shell, 74 ahall, T4 she aill fol \ H No W No. N No, No Crow 70 8he reports " A0 reports. B0 reports, %, 70 reports ) of J No, b2, This s ular wlzed mine Hrst throws out shower fire interminghng with ! ariegated colored fire: finally explod. high in the ewels gold, silver and ¢ shell, b hreaka, o hreaks, 10 hreaks, 20 rop: 12 bhrenks, 8 1" " eports, ner " 70 shell reports. a 1.3 coal bill Woads, Phone al strips o screens, T, AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencles BUICK MO CARS etter are are heing and Hulck s bulld- Ing them™ w Rritain Bulek Co, 225 Arch etreet, Phone 26 Veland motor cars an n Males Co, 8 Eim 8t Bilver Fire 118 will he than ever, longer, 70 Ahe ahe ig) ' CHREVROLET USED CAR DEPT.—- truck, with express 71 ahell, & breuks 1 report ka | report, 8 s 2 reports, , 20 hreaks 20 reports, 1 shell, reports, 71 ahell, reporis, 71 ahell, 50 breaks b0 reports, Projeatiles—As the name these projectiles are shell, No, 5% I nred from a epecially conatructed | * gradually and | toem, and after leaving the mouth of four distinct intervals. In | the mortar the propeller wheel s au- reaching a height of 500 feet it dis- | tomatically lighted and propels the plays a four leaf clover whose petals | projectiles to # great heighth. lowly spread, Sun Ray Shells, No, 74 )rulflh! ascond nl\ml' 2000 feet and lown Shell, Nov 2. This | creating raya of gold and ailver, changes in eftect | 5 oot imitation of werdal |used in the war from 10 to 100 s 4 ""I'"l'?‘: | Hanging Chain Shells, These bombs No No. No, 7 No, 7 No, 7 No. No, Fiving wonld signify Rarnes and family of 5% Lin- 1923 Fard 1.ten body and eab, 1920 Chevrolet touring, good condition, new paiat, 1150, 19 crowns of 1 alr 1 crimson colors, | 1 1 1 ne in 10 reports, | 10 reports, | good condition, ut 2 shel), aks 40 2 shell, ahell, 2 whell Leaf (! shell axcends N f rood condition, 0 reports, roadster, 250. “Fa Lash Motor Co, “A Reputable Concern,” West Main, corner Lincoln street. CVVIOLET ~ MOTOR. CATE—H and service, Buperior Auto Company, 176 \|4h L Phone 211, wenks, Ford roadster, locks like new in Four fine condition, I'his hreaks at constructed set and Navy Mem- Rolling Plece; 1re English Plece Bieycle (Co- With Death; Schnaidt 244 Whiting leave Friday for New they will spend a few made and Arm “nscude Italian Plece; Riding Henry of street will York, where days, SUPERIOR AUTO CO., , & ¥, Motor ll W Co, lli nrn'r Franklin, _Phone 73 176 ARCH 8T, TEL. 11, These| Edward J. Lynch will be direetor, ey ot Tan | and service. “Just Real Good Care” CONC AN INIDIED, Mrs, 8 Fricherg and won, William, | A “yonce, 51 Main strest. Pyone 2118, v of 423 Staney street will leave Satur- |5 T - - 7 Atiantic City, ¢ 2= an| b FORD CATRB—Foraston (ractor, HATe Werv- antic City, July 2.—Congressman | 4.\ “tor Grove Beach to stay for & | iee: senuine parts and accessorles, Autos Isaac Bacharach, who was injured in { 4 t bil | week, motive Eales & Sorvice Co., 200 B, Main | an automobile accldent on:the Abae- TTUPMOBILE CATE—Sales and service, con Roulevard, four miles from this | Service Statlon, Martford Ave, corner city last night, in which his real Stanley and 6 Maln 8t. A, M. Paonessa, tate partner, J. Estell Evans was al- | ITDBON AND ESSEX—Americ Teadin; | N > 4 4 lues, Sea tha new coac Hone; Ry s are fired at an extreme height and | Mmost instantly killed, was reported to SREVE el e diameter all 5 No. 62 shells, 8 breaks, f reports, Auto Salés Co,, Sales and Service, l. mvcr: r;“n:ifl.[u':n:}”“'m : foon Yln"»"r hell g \':.k M“ p':”". |break many times, each time forming | P® resting comfortably today. Bach- 'x"“ P oman candles Wil bo placed In a |most amusing article ever offered, |¢ 1Nk im tha chain of golden color. | Arach has cuts about hia left arm, left | 39 Arch street, Phone 2109, 1 1 | Hi i INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS8~—Rackliffe ftl il S sing | 108 and scaip, circle on the outside and different pots | Opens with an illumination of colored [ 2 Wour-Inch Parachutes, releasing| % A57 fct'l Hlie condition ia not of red fire will be used on a circle 10 | followed by a rich stream of Bl Rro Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts, Phot a Rolden water 1074, Agents for New Britain and vicinit feet in diameter In the center which [prilliant fire, nest shows a fountain [ 2 SIx-inch Parachutes, releasing a| o "o AT By will show a fountain of fire covering |of reporting stars; tarminates with a LEXINGTON—HIgh grade motor cars, & large star. and_ servic C. A. Bence, 51 Main 8 y ) A Ul | 2000 square feet in the sky. Lurst of so-called coon jiggers thrown 2 Fight-inch Parachutes, releasing Convicios | The parachute bobms wil a o a great height in the air; then de- Phone 2215, D MAXNWELL AND CHRYSLER—Bale: and a large American Flag. Four Times During Six | flag suspended floating through the |scending in differont lights while | ~Kite of Fire. Several trick pleces at Yéar's Tite In Antdelcs) iy whirling to the ground, service, McGauley and Bennett, 98 Arch a great height. Campaign reporting shell 1 No. 63 shell, 20 coons, 4 reports. street. Phone 2052, MOON MOTOR CARB-—favorably known Wheels of Fortune. A small wheel No. 50. Thie shell ascends to 1500 No. 63 shell, 30 coons, & reports, | $tarts off with siow speed, gradualy feet in the air and explodes at its| No. 63 shell, 40.coons, 8 reports, the world over, F. L. Green, Sales and Service, 142 Arch street, FPhone 625, increasing its speed and ascends to N;?:("vnd‘f? n;}‘r::ler;r g;rré‘::lm highest point throwing out numerous | No. 63 shell, 50 coons, 10 reports, | 2000 feet, igniting scven other wheels displays of golden stars and reports No. 63 shell, 50 coons, 12 reports, | “:;‘ho" f"'"“ "I large aet of wheels which ean be heard for mile This shell, 70 coons, 14 reports, [Within a whee ehell is similar to those used in mili- | Thone 2456. PAIGE AND JEWETT—§1085 to $3770, 3 shell, 80 coons, 16 reports, | The flight of pigeons. This shell tary work excepting that they have a | 73 50 Flying Itire Birds. |will ascend 1500 feet releasing the so- pyrotechnic display as well as the r Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co., 319 E, Main Bt., (near Elm). Phone 3300, Ylli:.’) é(lJTIUl‘.k(':RSEllnd lruflcksl. f(llmefll No. 78 55 Flying Fire Birds, |called pigeons and will break ten getly & SO .' LA LI ) °°": port | 1 No. 78 60 Kiving Fire Birds, |times, releasing the same number of Thons. 3110, Local agents for Gasriel No., 50 shell, 1 break 10 reports, | 1 No. 73 75 Flying Fire Birds, |PIReons. . No. 50 shell, 2 breaks 20 reports. | Singing Birds Ne. 200, Some new | Golden Star IMish. These special N shell, 2 breaks 30 reports, | shells discovered by using a series of (Yhells are the most spectacular ever No. 50 shell, § breake 40 reports. small wires and rubber bands blown ($hown; the sky being filled with No. 50 shell, 4 hreaks 40 reports. Bnubbers. {through the air at an enormous speed |!iquid fire, gold in color which glisten No. shell, 5 breaks 50 reports. | Parachute shells. The shells as- | ROLLIN—and Jordan Motor Cara. by powerful flying circos, land fall. L _____}}’;};} " = cend and then release several para- Bales and service. Onorato Motor Ca., Golden fehutes. 18 Phona 3425 Golden ‘ : City Advertisement |™\%.coi oo, xo. 72 T o | , 10 reports, | reports. FORDS— ALL MODBLS hombs ALL PRICES ranging Hanrahan, Marian Scheyd, and Dorothy Walrath will leave Thursday to spend the week-end at Momaugiun, 3 report Grac § repord TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT will ing shot- Hary Hatsing of Farmington avenue will spend the week-end at Millford, ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 22 MAIN STREET. NEW BRITAIN Harry Moore, Frank Johnson, Er- nest Bleau, and Ernest Neipp will leave for Woodmont to remain over show the Fourth, e ——————————— GOOD USED CARS— S the “rnest Casperson of Stanley strect and Arthur Johnson of John street will leave Thursday to spend a few days at Indian Neck. Miss Edith Rogan will leave Satur- day for New York city, where she will take a course in Columbia university summer school. Ossining, July 2.—Because he had been committed to penal institutions four times during six years he had lived in the United States, Michael Bartine, an alien prisoner, was de- ported yesterday as soon as his term in Sing Sing prison expired. Rartine, who is 24 years old, lived at 237 Essex street, Manhattan, when sentenced over three years ago to Sing Sing for assault in the second degree. Previously he had been in Sing Siux Elmira Reformatory and the New York ety workhouse, Fed- | eral immigration authorities arrested {him on a warrant yesterday as his {term expired and took him to Man- | hattan to be put ahoard a ship and returned to Ttaly. at the Maxwell and Chryeler used car G department. battery Oakland touring, like new, Chevrolet tourd Velie touring, 3315, Dodga touring. Studebakar touring, Reo spesd wagon, No. Miss Anna Weinstein left last night to take a summer course in Yale sum- mer achool. McGAULEY & BENNETT, 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 98 ARCH STREET. PHONE 2941, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Cubit and daughter of Ellensburg Center, N. Y., are spending a few days with Mrs. Cubit's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terry of this city. Henry Urban of 82 Rockwell avenue and Robert Loomis of 138 Rockwell {avenue leave today for Camp Hazen | at Chester where they will act as tent e REAL BARGAINS IN GOOD USED CARS. 2 breaks. R. C. Rudolph., Phoue 32051-2. 4 breaks. Shell 6 breaks. | Shell § breaks.| Shell 10 AN Shell 12 Shell 14 breaks. Star Tish Star Fish Shell She! Shell ~Light six touring, $1045, special six touring, $1425; big six touring, $1,760, F. O. B, factory, M, Iry 193 Arch 8t. “This is a Studebaker Year. Autos and Trucks For Sale L] BUICK—touring, 7 pass, late 1921, equipped BTUDEBAKER! Mazwell sedan, Essex coach. Srudebaker spec, Bulek roadster, Durant sedan. Maxwell touring. Hupmoblle touring. 1823 1223 1923 1922 1932 1023 1821 OF RADIO NUISANCE. teuring. 72, Miin 8t WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OV fiLAND—mu- Golden | viee is used in connection with a kite, tor cars, showroom at 4 Elm St. Service 127 Cherry 8t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor." Golden § Golden the framework of the Kite forms the Acroscope and a Flying Coon Jigger Paterson Chief Forbids Use of Loud Speakers Outside Windows Star Fish Golden Star Fish NO Al_(- Golden Notice, is hereby givea that the Ice House at Shuttle Meadow Lake is For Sale to the highest bidder, Bids for the purchase of the House, will be received Dby the Ice ‘is sent up on the cord attached to the |Kite igniting the Aeroscope which |forms a waterfall. Flying Girandolus, No. 73. These shells are released from a special bat- fl fl Golden 8tar Fish 1 40 Break Shell, ashes. 1 50 ashes. Break Ehell, Shell 16 breaks. 8 reports, 12 10 reports, 14 Paterson, N. J., July 2.—Arreat will hereafter threaten all radio fans | who put the loud speakers of their radio sets out of their windows for son, leave today | leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, of § for with.5 new tires, brand new paint, engine guaranteed, lot, CARS—Mn 50 popular ca st prices ever offe Charles Snow and sey street will Burlington where running o Inquire at 547 Main rder red. Will_exchange for house or street, as low as §75. to select from at the low- Aaron G. Cohen, Hartferd, 1920 1019 1818 HONEYMAN AUTO SALES 139 ARCH BT, PHONE 1210, Hudson 4 pass, coups. Buick touring. Buick eoups, Inc., 185 Park St, Open eve- ings. BODGE—touring car, 1917, @argain at low price, C. A, Bence, b1 Main 8t, Phone 2215, DURANT COUPES—We have 2 that bave never heen driven even in a demonstra- tion, They can ba bought at & big sav- ing. Trades and terms considered. C, A. 51_Main St. Phone 2215, NNEDY'8—auto exchange, full of used cars and parts. 36 Willow strest, Phone 2093, 1921, in _good running order. Special Neti FORD-—~c 3 CIa otlce T’hane'g“m‘ W, or call 30 Trinity street. FORD COUPE—fully eqquipped, apeedome- ter, selt starter, sun glass, § new tires, reasonable price. Inquire, 38 Dewey 8t. FORD COUPE, 1923—Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. Balesroom, ¢ Blm St. Phone 3302, ‘BY J. P. McEVOY HERE MY GOOD MAN ) GO BLUY YOURSELF Board of Water Commissioners at their office, Room 201, City Hali, until 6:30 p. m, (Standard Time) July the benefit of their neighbors and the | public, Chiet of Police. John M. Tracey announced yesterday in his monthly address to the department. He said that so many complaints had been received regarding the broad- casting of democratic national con- vention doings that the open-air prac- tlee must stop. “Since the radio has become & household article, it is unnecessary to use it for public utility and make it an instrument of annoyance instead of ief Tracey said. 1 60 Break Shell, 12 reports, over the Fourth, Huldah Johnson of 70 John street and Ethel Johnson of 60 John atreet will leave Thursday for Tndian Neck where they will remain over the Fourth. {tery and show flying fire hirds shoot- they will remain ling about in all directions. flashes. ; 7, 1924, 5 | 1 No. 1 bomb, 5 breaks 3 reports, | 1 70 The conditions of sale are that the; 1 No. 100 bomb, 10 breaks 6 re.xfla-hn:. Ice House shall be taken down and |BOrts. 1 80 removed from the City Property.| 1 No. breaks 10 ra-‘(lash‘w. After the removal of the lumber it |ports | 1 90 ghall be the duty of tho purchaser to | 1 No. flashes. clean up the land about, and where | porls. 1 100 Break Shell, the Ice House stood, to the satistac-| | No. |flashes. | ports. American Flag. An American flag, tion of the Board of Water commis- | sioners. | Japanese Blossoms, No. ,‘;Yl,’j_'rhpsy“qxz" feet, will be shown {n red, white Per order, | special shells are the moset epectacu- |and blue and will be saluted by 100 | {lar ever shown, the eky heing |shells. | one of pleasure,” C COMMISSIO | literally filled with streaks of liquid Waterfalls. A waterfall, 75 feet in Frank JI. O'F Clerk. fire. [length with 150 powerful candles and Dated, June 16, 1024, | |three flying girandoles will be used at THE POTTERS OPEN EVENINGE Break Shell, 14 reports, Break Shell, 16 reports, RECONDITIONED '!'UDEBAKZR!- And other good used cars at real s fice prices to immediate buy indicate down payment,—balance gonthly pavments. 100 homb, 10 Break Shell, 18 reports, 100 homb, 40 breaks 40 re- Prices n 20 reports, 100 bomb, 50 breaks 80 re- 5 1932 Studebaker sedan 6 1923 Studebaker tour. § p 1922 Studebaker tour. § pi 1918 Buick touring 1021 Bulck, tour, 1918 Buick, tour, 1918 Bulek, tour, 1919 Paige, tour. 1918 Hudson BOARD OF WATER Barher shops will clogse Friday, July 4th, all day, but will ha open till 9 p. m,, the night previous——advt, Tropical penguins have been found in the jungles of South America. 303 shell, 2 breaks. 191 llllfl!h.lkll’, M. IRVING JESTER 183 ARCH BT, PHONE 811, OPEN EVENINGS — . 7 pa OH,NO; JUST GOOD DRV ING, MA, THATS ALL. HERES wuau WE BETTER HOLD) OuT YOUR HAND, PA- THAT BABY SOME CLASS THAT TIME,OLD GIRL. WATCH Me GO BY THAT USED CARS— taken In trade for new Fords. All 18 good condition and priced low with easy terma. You DRIVE SO ) Overland touring, medel §3. Overland touring, model 99, Allen 17, touring car, Maxwell 17, touring car. Hudeon 18, coude. Chevrolet 23, coupe. Ford 20, coupe, 22, touring car, . 1 ton worm drive truck . % ton dellvery, . roadster, touring car, I Conyrigh AUTOMOTIVE U!ll; CAR IXCHANGI PHONE 1729-2. 6 ARCH ST ——————t ettt e UBED CARS G. M. C. truck, Ford roadst Chevrolet sedan, Ruiek. Buick tauring. Hupmabile, 1223, Meon, 1924, demonstrator. MOON MOTOR SALES 142 ARCH STREET. /AN HER SICK A'BED FER FOUR wHuULL ™AYS ! 1 Swan' SAY A LIKE THE PROBLEAM HERE AT _ [ SUNBURM | BEACHK: 1 NEVER ) DORA MAKES < YTHING () THE THIRD a1 neu P ) Two weeks! SHE wAS ABLE YO - ST WP THIS MORNING . AN’ ‘GIVE NOTICE. UBED CARS— Buick touring with Res top Naeh 6. demonstrator. A G, HAWKER, TEL. 2488, 1 ELM ST, Auto Parts ana Accessories n AUTO SUPPLIES—PISTON PINS, AMER- ICAN HAMMBRED RINGS, RAYBES. OMY_AUTO SUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN ST, BATTERIES—The Willard has proven fits worth, Try us, Simmons Storage Bat- _tery, 167 Areh St Phone 23245, UAYTON “THOR low piessuie. long willeage le 30- fort, aafety and ecopomy, roason- abis. “The Bal Tire Gon 318 Areh. 174D he 1924 by Meapaper Festire Serdoe foe Gon: