New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1925, Page 13

T L = = = E = 5 | H : | | | | #¥W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1025, Bince they will not agree, the pub- . P[]”l:E [;UNTINUE llo pays $10 to $15 freight on the Clty ltems Il trcel vl £ lumber it uses to get it from the Wa S U ’ west, A steamer cargo of lumber ‘ y ree riels A from the west is unloaded each week Actlon for $75 which he alleges is | S | MUPPING l] BEER in Boston. Eighty per cent of the I.I]VE[] MISS BR[]NX due for goods delivered has been| gy srencan Chicle Co. has l 1 IR NENS NN HANTTOND: UTOCKR L SACHANDRY cut of native pine here goes into brought by Jolin Orlowskl, through | ayq ¢or o e | K st 3 called for redemption on Oct. 1 its | | WEST N ST —_— tox boards today, he said, —_— Attorney Harry Ginsburg, against|, ..., 4, 2 . A - X d " . < anding § five-year 6 per . f State Forester H. O, Cook said the . . [Fred Peterson. The puper are re- Mp. a 3 e - enut notes ;]“p (“( 1. 192 The . n ' Alex Hill, Lunch Gart Proprie-| carmee wio™ana to” i Sumber | MoS, Mouillan Names Bahing rocomvie et conre an'tnsecoma 1t 1,0, % 2,27, T | Bt Stock Prioes Display Firm Tel. 2040 i rom his woodlot s more or less at < uesday ‘of Septembe, Neihed ] MARTFORD OFFICE : tor, Is Fmed 3100 tho mercy of the local tmber oper-| Pogyf in D“Olvce Retion The police Rave been notified by T‘.:‘Hupuun:’dl;;‘:xhq ‘,\j::" l,"d e Tone Tod o ittt ) ) ator unless he has a working capital Y the commissioner of motor vehicles | (o, I B EER REECOTES Stonit one 10 fly —_— of $20 a thousand. feet with which —_— that the operator's license of Adam |y T [, RV ECE ©F B00 & share. —_— New Britainites with a tasts for | !0 finance the logging operations. It| Now York, Aug. 1 UP—The lovp | croink of 07 Grove stroet Bas heer |a Sharaiont s britiesiree ealind York, Aug. 1 (P e he has not this amount, he will d. > v e . ¢ |suspended. The license of ert : £ B ¢ S Gl ot s real beer will have to §0 out of the | best to rely on the operator. |Cf HUEN McQuillan, pitcher of the |Matulis of 325 North Burritt street [ 41¥19°nd of 63 cents & share for |Sireet Opening — ®tock pri We own and offer city for 1t when the police crusade | He declared it more profitable for | AN for “Miss Bronx,” the winner (and Henry Jedznink of 103 Grove [11!'® a1t were authoriz Ipiayed a firm tome at oper T M [T ATt Ve CEE R (e T Ut e e ;:;yl;r;u y contest representing that | strcet have been returned. ahle Oct. L to stck of record Sept.iing of today'e aarket, which y the third defendant in two days be. | P3Nt t0 Faise pine to buy land that |, avrfxl\:". ;\})“I\'m\ r;rl\‘. 15(‘lin‘sc|lbfld‘ J. P. Thomas underwent an ;p‘m‘n- | featured Ly a sut lrl' nee of th CommerClal Trust Co. Stock ts by Judes |18 DPartially sprouted rather than |jroonie 1o Judge Cropsey of {tion yesterday at the Hartford hos-| R {selling pressure which had been in | ing fined $100 and costs by Judge abandoned pasture that must be Brooklyn has under consideration in | pital. Dr. Costello of Hartford per-| '"® er Co. has|cvidence for the last few days, Oils e Benjamin W. Alling in police court planted. The annual gronth o an 8 tion proceedings brought by | formed the operation. G 18 With a pay- | gathered strength on publication of New Brltaln Trust Co. Stoc shleimorningl fopUReILngAbesERN L | e e et ottt 00 et Nellic Tracy McQuillan of | j1. Michlin, through Nair & Nair, 10,000 in July. |a government report showing gaso- | an alcoholic content ab(nve' .tho legal Teot atyeas: Worcester, Mass, has sued Samuel Welinsky for $500, S line consumption in June to be 2 one-half of one per cent. The latest i McQuillan flaunted his love for the | claiming that the defendant has not ome of L. I DuPont de | per cont above that of the same victim was Alexis Hills, proprietor rrize beauty, Miss Helene Goebhel, |paid hia share of a note on which \""“ s & Co. for the first halt of | jyonth last *ear and a further re- | = of a lunch wagon at the Main street Per al In his wife's face, says an affidavit e and the plaintift were Joint gua 1825 Increased to $10,871,732, In|qyction in surplus stocks. Initial rallroad crossing, from whoso place sonais by Miss May Tracy, sister of the |antors. |gemparison with 87,610,089 In the|gaing of a point or more were re- | a botile of beer was taken by the complainant, filed yesterday. John Reale of 232 Hartford [same period of 1924, This was equal | copded by Standard Gas Elec- ) police that showed an alcohelic con- 5 % The affidavit quotes McQuillan as|avenue and Miss Ruth Panarella of [after debenture dividends to $8.38 | v Childs Co. ar ~ tent of over three per cent. Peiend i Aston et RellE g i R0l cs: {203 Cherry stroet have taken out o |a share on the common stock, com- | ' (perations for were er Hills was notified last night by \‘]" ‘f,'”‘t_"“_‘""“»‘ for Oak BIuffs, | “ cannot be happy with you. TLet |Jicense to ma | paved with $3.54 a year ago. Profit|cournged hy e ’ ph < Detectivo Sergeant George C. 1. | Martha's Vineyard and Maine by | me pafe my freedom, so 1 can marry e and loss surpius on June 80 was | Weekly Mor ew, and Members New York Stock Exchange nngex-l to lam'var in pon]cc cour‘t this | S410 g YaN gone this :m}. for slyw is lhc]mvl{lone that New Haven Having Its i 14 1”““”"\' ’l 35,881,400 at | the apparent inability of r trad- | Members Hartford Stock Exchange morning to answer a charge of vio- can make me happy. 1 will pay you |+ y e close of 1924, Net sa ers to hring about compulsory liqu , e p g Jating the llquor laws, and he en.| Clarence Manning of 18 Harrison |a certain sum at regular interval Own War on Gasoline [nai s nmped to datlon of long stocks on the re New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815 tered a plea of guilty to the charge | Street is spending two weeks at Isle | Mre. MeQuillan filed an affi New Haven, Aug. 1 UP—Pros- |from $47.761,249 in the dceiThe. Bedaalioein Judd Building, Pearl St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn. this morning. of Springs, Me. saying that Manager John McGraw | .o e e e sk ol monthsi 061924 sion houses reported L pects of a gasoline price war her mission houses repor Willlam Mullen ‘of Farmington | . Glazer of 552 Arch street has (014 her lIast winter that her hus- | oro soen Jast night when one com- — ~ |marin accounts were in splendid | avenue paid a fine of $10 on charges [ gone to Unionville for a week, hand had been spending his nights | pany announced that a reduction will | The Amerlcan Telephone & Tele- | shape, ica t w ff of drunkenniess and breach of the | s Tita Cooney is spending her | ¥Ih 80mo woman in the Bronx. |0 pince at fts flling stations to- |EFPh Cos net operating Income for | fuda on the pa ra. Now e ofter peace at his homs yesterday. Ho |vacation at Oak Dluits Marihawg| “It appears to me.” the affidavit | .« Tune was §2,052 Inst $2,809,- | York Canners AEhed was arrested by Motoreycle Police- |vinevard, Mas al & goes on, “that my husband is stil[“o o [ of gasoline was in- |20t in June last ar. The half [ahove 50 to a new peak and was A ¢ d, man Willlam . Hayes on complaint | 3o and re, Jolin M. Tracy and |& member of the New York Giants | o, iti%y g reraiy” invonghout (he |77 et amounted to 1S.657406. | followed o new hish round 100 shares American Hardware ;f his mlmh/;th Ho ‘: alleged to|amily and mother, Mrs. Julin Keo- M\:\ \'rrlwnr the c(;uh':‘]« at the |~Jp]=- state when the new state tax nn]“ m’n:( £ ,}::‘ \1(:;|1¥\ u: ;”p‘y:: o8 ‘,\“\h;nnw\ Co. and Ca :l 100 h L d ave arrived home in a drunken|ney of 1,184 Stanley street, will |°Nt Poorly equipped with good pitehe| 3 "0\ iodity went . into effect, |Months of 18 SR G Ll TS T U F & Cl k condition and started to make |spend the next two weeks with Mre, |3 and is putting up with him in the | % FRCEEL B0 g Ceome [tere 41 300, an increass of | ports ot high current earnings. | snares Lanaers, rrary ar trouble for men who were working |Keeney's daughter, Mrs. Robert |10Pe he will change his habits and | o ") ocever, In Wallingford the arly 3,000,000 DuPont \,,..vw‘ n .' n U'rf J.’l‘,v,t In the yard. Rutherford of State College, Pa. finish the season in good shape. price was cut to 26 cents yesterday ey national Telephone also were in At The Market The case of Michael Solkowskl,| Mr., and Mrs. Rottomley ot | Affidavits of two reporters said | o) 0" s iion by one dealer. The | Rtilread equipment orders in July | good demand. Heaviness was & .l ‘ 77 Lawlor street, who is alleged to |54 Prospect street and Alr, and Mrs, |that they had seen a picture of the | 0L 88 AT B0 = 0 ure at | 1l omotives, 1,146 fapparent in American Telephone and | have struck his wife over the head |H. C. Fuiness of Meriden have lert |ball player on Miss Goebbel's |y "o 0 ciations of one company | e R LR \NML\“ e SRt ‘ with a cover from a gas stove|on an automobile trip to Niagara |dresser while interviewing her. The |, oy eninlonkhsflo.d a8 fraiprdemand SeletlIERE NS Thursday night, was continued until | Falls and Canada pitcher deposed that his wife de- |~ , | i toet s o a“/”\"m”nfi foaniaand Jeenen A next Wednesday at the request of | Mrs. James Carty of New York, |serted him. taking a check for | 809 passenger cars, Railway Age re-iat 475 cents AL ”'f. ey Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods, who |accompanied by her two sons, has |34.400, his share of last vear's Rridg Pl ers in the j-u seven | changes rallied on short :n ering, teld the court that Mrs. Solkolski arrived in this city for a two weeks' |world's series money, and leaving| . B U cet, Wash- | S e S T lnmnn mn was at the New Britain General hos- 8tay. Mr. Carty, who is a well [him penniless IR isaeD, Sollnitor ton tha Ins || =icoein sht and 991 passen- | Allig C'hal pital and would not be able to ap-|known singer, is a member of the —— T e UL D D B R Am Can pear before that time, Atty. B. J.|cast of George White's Scandals OUND MFET [t Mo »v\)“y,«l ]#:tmmn{w V-v'm‘ nas ‘et loss of £35,501 is reperted by |Am Loco 130 4 Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 Se i : i’ o 3 1s v ! atts Consolidated Textile Corporation for|Am Smelt ..., 1031 1037 NAERA AR i g ’ ;"D:l;lf;\ icz appeared for the de- th‘wl,ly“:ul“'ré\w Y:roln) el PLAYGR Vi | Washington to Montreal express |, ‘i“m,,,,( \_.,‘,M ,?,,,L 2 'a“,l,; : :.: e e i MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES “ndant, 7 = X 1 L & ™ e N e L © e b g = et " v "z 137 188 Joseph Biancato of 154 Arch street |from Europe, Is spending the week- "wh' mr‘h" and T{ } t :"'\ h'!{ [interest, depreciation and ressrves, |am Tel &Tel 133 3 Donald R. Hart, Mgr. was found gullty of non-support of |#Nd in Brooklyn, and New York Annual Competition of unior “"“ feaghed e ,,:' A . v~‘\<_ | compared with net loss of 2306518 |Am Wool :“ et el Do . his wife and child, and the case was R T Lo naniyesion his w Whife~ |4 year ago. The company had a|Anaocnda ; — i continued in care of Probation Offi- |, Wales Lines ( : Athletes to Be Held at Willow | field, N. H. for a visit with DiS|po6t of £56,435 in the first quarter | Atchison e We Offer and Recommend: 2 A . Wales Lines (‘ompany daughter, Mrs. Miller who 18 his onl¥ | {5 vonr hut net Joss of $00,259 [At G 1 cer Edward C, Connolly until Sep- i = g Brook Park Next Wednesday, ol i e e &ipnanl ) el L AR e e 1o tember 12 to enable him to effect Awarded Big Contract o \\_”.fi‘_ 1 ' in the second gnarter, [Dicease el . an amicable settlement of the fam-| Hartford, Aug. | (P—The con-| Flans are being completed for the |10 WA s ; = SOOI Ll ACh i1 i l iy difficulties of the couple. Blan-[tract for the community house |2nnual field and track mect of the Y on G The A L L) e ; i R e 18 Osi S a en lrearms 00 calo was released under a $300 |which is to be built at Storrs'as part | UItY playgrounds to Le held at Wil Delesates ito At . today ributed e 3 ’,' B 141 1415 151 bond. Atty, 8. Gerard Casale ap-|of the program undertaken by the |10V Brook park, Wednesday, August | BAASSA daio o vt 7,161 employes in the semi- | Can Pacitic 417 : oLz peared for the defendant. SR R G ARt Al the entrtes from the various | i1 WiT} Euih Cemyie 3t 71 Niajn | annual proft-sharing banus, (lies Si0N0Es DU 2 ]“‘ BHICERONSALELICATION toleria e thol il reiielon . | croind=RwilNReRnic AR Retore frastlit SFC S AR ISR RN R H} g [CM &SP pid 1ot 155 5% i e 5 I i week i dick Ande )1a | street, B (DUSIIESS SeRsI0 3 THIT o Chile Cop ... 0wl | facilities of the young peopie attend- | V<X < i _f"r‘\hm ““;‘I‘}“Z:\'“m‘ o | future meetings of Incal labor or- THE BOND MARRET [ ot Fuet 83 1 WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN OCCOUNTS \ ! ing the Connecticut Agricultural | 5 L - *“}’ i Sudges at |Funizations will he held at tho same | New York, Aug. 1—Florida, West- |7\ e i 1 7 H: ! college was let last night to the H. ;h“' “\’“ ho will act as judges at |y jquarters, It has heen announced [ern & Northern 7 per cent bonds |\ 2 3 Wales Lines company of Meriden, | e events: s | today. | again were the outstanding feature . i i A Rev. Morrfs B Alling, seoretary |, 118 Will be an excellent oppor. | — |oE ey i B cowtre w6 : 1} of the federation and acting pastor | "\ OF the parents and irlends [vaneing 71 hours to & record high |t I S of the Storrs church announced that | &' (€ PUNETONIC YOURGSES 1o} of 146%. A gain of about 8. ‘_,"H nmhar N hat 1 ] use 15 10 46 ecasion for a picnic and will Jiacl! iy lelaen goinAln ~‘~ [ Gt North pfd . &) 7 Lumber Market Now - Faogs e cominetca en’or"bitora P 12, it 2y ot il w,,'v; 1;n~;;, ep Copyre .. 2 o o0 b, 1085 see the park who have not visited | S = N CIMSELY WIS N il [Tt N1 Kel 1 The hid of the H. Wales Tine: ety 3 2 . {indusirials showing no particular |\ & six blds recilved through § DI EATCEn S e il ba mors il e & i ; v nd trading. Missouri-Kansas- |1 ; i i h events this year will be more hotly |jund will be held at the home, L A0InE Lohig ) Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Amherst, Mass, Aug. 1 (P—De-|Ferry of New Britain, arehltect of | soptested than ever before. The |Shuttle Meadow avenue, Aonasy :‘”‘ adiustment s anilludson &4 iy Shoc T i G i 9 Bumu’ HOte' B'dg' moralization of the New England|th® building. entries from the playgrounds have |afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. C. | anhatlan income 8s were oft frac- 0ot 1lag | L pat Tel.2:7160 Tel. 3420 lumber market is caused by the de-| S been turning in fine marks in the | Vahistrom will officiate and | {01V a5 Bars Tounshtonn Sheet!New Haven 34 - velopment of the fiber box trade and | Air Passengers Get trials and competition between the | burfal will be in Fairview cemstery. | & Tube €5 fotany Mills 6s IN & W 12 Panama Canal shipments of western . as | zrounds is keener than ever, —— o — Nor Pat ! e - lumber. But western stock will have Thuill, But Not in Air Mrs. William 4. Platt ‘Japmwse Cruiser Will Pacific 04l We Offer: run cut in seven to ten years, and | Paris, Aug. 1 (M—Air passengers : s The funcral of Mrs. William J. | o s . |Penn Railroad 4 the New England owner who has|from Paris fo Brussels had a rara | 11 Lixceptions Taken Blatt. will b Beld M the Chnton|| . BiNg Body to America |5t g e 1.. ais 50 qh L d held his woodlots will then get athrill this morning when an infur-|In Wrentham Murder (ase | congrogational church, Clinton, to- | Washington, Aug. 1 (Pi—The body | pjaree Arrow 1 2nares Langers, l'ary ar Food price for them. Director R.|lated bull attacked and demolished | Dedham, Mass, Aug. 1 (Pi—Ex. |morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. |Of American Ambassador Bancroft, | pyre i T3 4 T. Fisher of the Harvard experimen- |the airplane in which they had been | ceptions in the case of Celestino | Burial will be in Clinten | ™ho died recently in Japan, will be | gay Copper 14 tal forest, so told the forestry divi. |traveling Ao e oL Celeting T T GH I AL T P §a1 7 ares tan e orks tion of farm and home week of the| The plane was forced hy minor | jury in Norfolk superior court on | Tama, which is to sail shortly for|Roval Dutch . ¥ y Passachusetts Arglcultural College |engine trouble to land in a farm |the charge of murdering dames I VIELR UL D San Franclsco, Smclair Oil % at its last seesion here today. Thirty (pasture. A bull, irritated by {he | carpenter, ahterorl tha AND BEACTIFUL SHOP AT | The funeral Wil he under | gouth Pacific d ene hunderd is the attendance total [rumbling of the motor as the me- SiGuaie s H mmand of « 1 Demitzn of the |Santh Railway ' for the four days, 2 Chantc Started e ensine, charged, | \Vrentham National tank in an ai-| 89 West Main St. § navy e T c e : E A o |tempted holdup of the bank \n- Professional Bldg.) | alilhe e England wood land owners|The pllot and the passengers, none | (Professional Blde ) fling Al vessel to Co 7 A tchadir i England we s nssengers, s iR R e In detailing al v i | | troops, searched for the missing offi- L profitably market in coopera- |of whom had been hurt when the | LM A T e m‘ Bollerer s POS ShOp bring the body to this country, the Pacific 47 % . AR[AONA A‘l[ATOR ]S |cers. After two weeks the destroyed tive fashion, said Director Fisher, |plane landed, fled for the nearest | . ° 5 | ‘la\u ese government followed ti anscon O) 4% 4% 458 1 DV n | plane was found. not agree on a program to start such |the afrplane and when he finished | "UMber 17. of which five are re- [matie envoys who die at their posts |18 Indus Alco 832, 8§14 RS ;) : ; Faihe L i S E i quests for rulings. = | atroad I° & Rubber b & _ COMPLAIN O MOTOR COMPANY | + only L ained, s e ® ,__.___ SR S05a Itesidents of Prospect street have | n e 17 8 Steel 18 11 1 s Tlher Who Toest Tife in Service to 1 . o) GAS COMPANY LI \,, GONE || = = omplained to Chief Willlam C. Hart About 300 pounds of lcad own H\ J :]h A Hafiey || War Hits Democratic e e e s e Have Ticld Named For RLONCthe miannes Nk biclthe Albro by the W Britain Gas Light Co. | e nk . : 3 bl ! r compa: ses Prospect street, was stolen from the north end of | o ‘Pm“ in Elm ( F" Lo 2 J R Him t being claimed that company em- Grove street last night, ording to | Funerni Uirector. ew Haven. Aug. 1 (P—What | . - ployes repair automobiles in the e s g Phiooe 16258, was char tzed by many politi TOCAT, STOCKS \ s, Aviz, Aug ~The street, leaving grease, oils and rags : 3 ! X | pposite St Mary’s Charch 1| cians as a \vmmh in the democratic 3 : oL ihout afler tl ¢ finished thel morning by Henry Hatsing, a fore- | Sipest e ol 4 young army r who b Ave finished their Would you leave $1,000.00 |§raie o e L e 8 > | Bl b day when Thomas E. Cahil, demo i I continually in front of private drive- . ’ ———— = ~ ratic general regist called for sualty s40 d vays by the company is another rea- around your home? That’s T e ) ‘ o e i roy as deputy registrar of Chief Hart was told that ineffectual h d | ward. The action was con | I T plaints had been made to the just what you do, when you |{ S e ‘ he 'was asked 1o In- . ! war by Mr. Cahill. who is support 1 g7 ve atter and take action carelessly leave ) L]berty Bond . ing John J. Lane, director of publi Fife Gaite ch alleged practices. g | against those who favor the ¢ Am .Hardnare S LOSES or Two, a stock certificate or ‘ e SAus. 1 0P—Misa A corporation counsel, | Beat 1 S Berkeley, Cal. nation- B d : | e oA . n's tennis champlon, was de- Vi e e | Mutual Paiiee Feporls Sme | e & St ey inleve Reports Some I 1 eth Ryan of England and a Bureau Drawer at Home. ‘ Tmprovement in Morocco Frisiol tecss ) alffornia in the fina] women's sin- h S 3 Paris. Aug. 1 (B —Marshal P ey i D A ey ”;,’o : R:L‘f;fi w‘:‘e‘:; T a who returned to Paris this morning | Agle Loak el st R O . S e ere is only one absolutely |{ avings e st T L | el . e Mo mier Painieve, TE <5 Cooley 18 — ~—- — —— e e safe place for such valuable | B Premier Painleve deciar r|Landers, ¥ L8 s == | conferring with Marshal Pet t ng vapers —and that is a Safe || \ : Tond com ... 30 41 | . ! aunch a vigorous end : . : ] . . . eelt Amuan et ‘e e & Wil .. d Deposit Box in our Fire-proof || : teeing . minimum—cost n lnes to il MU G oo 20 and Burglar-proof Vault. YOU A . 't . th fi t f th The Military situation fn Mor ;W t th e “ galn I ls e rs 0 e | T bring back an excelient fmpreesic - < can put them in a bOX, all your { h -“ .d “ | from my visit to the front.” | 3 ) o g then foret th month— we will consider a ; e "o 14 & Po pfd L. 108 About her seeming inability to effect a further H 4 g S 1fd Fle Light L 230 . a3 3 a - cpe. 1, an org em. S . D . . | Vaudeville Show Helps 1 viec ‘ reduction in household expenses— Yol th avings Deposits, put i, up SEotOEiRhtforILife| S Bee it il B R ou Know ey are secure. 5 o Chicage. Aug. 1.—While Datroit | jreq cns ws oo Can be changed quickdy to songs of praise if vnzrru:«:rrqvwrlumum AL he will but follow the ex: le of 1 1w . to and lnclud]n Wanes- vesterday to rtalse money to ERY # she will but follow the example of one local woman Come in and get a box—before e ' o you go on your vacation — lc a day. New Britain Trust Co. Open Saturday Evenings day, Angust Sth, ited on the first and they §.u: will draw interest as of the first, too. | Russell Scott from the gallows, brain l mdcnlvm‘d \umdo | lists in Chicago were l‘\'lm\—\ as if depos- sontenced to die for mur- | Pa., Ang 11 drug ¢ a holdup, has { n a eccaped gallows by less | A gt e six hours in the last two weaks |0 ere Tucsaday. police pv action of the governor or vork on the th onrt Alisnists for the defe L ave been a im to further tests ye mmitted in preparation for a h lisappo o his sanity which starts next the team's payr stball of a mak his be Start Your Savings Account | ..o Here at the “Burritt. Aug. 1UP—At 13 |clu® the police have ta support a'clock the official time last night |theor all church balls here were chimed S e — to chserve tarmination of the occu- MERDER AND SUICIDE pagion of the Ruhr by allied tréops nond, Va. Aug. 1 P which began early In 1923, Flags|Rev. Georgs W. Holder shot were flown throughout the city and “killed hia wife and then killed the inhabitants rejolceds . ... ., ®8if at their home hers today. . May Be Ball Pla\u and make the reading and use of Herald Classified Ads a daily habit. This woman has found that those Classified \ds make it possible to buy or sell odds and ends of household furniture and equipment— And she knows that by calling 925 and insert- ing an ad she will soon get results. HERALD’S .1 Classified Service and | him-