New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1925, Page 14

SOCIAL NEWS (Continued From Page Three) secretary, Mrs. Fannle W. Attwood, and the treasurer, Mrs. Katherine D. Rapelye, In addition, the following new directors were elected: Mus. Arthur Harrop, Mrs. W, (. Hunger ford, Mrs. P. F. Mchonough, Miss Anna Goldsmith, Mrs. George Rap elye and Mra. Hebert Mills of New Britain, Mrs, Pardon C. Rickey and Mrs: Harold Judd of Berlin, Mrs Robert Graham of Houthington and Mrs. Henry Trumbull of Plainville. There was no election of officers, | last year's incumbents being certain of their posts until the elections to be held at a later date. These offl cials, who were 80 lauch responsible for the varled and manifold achieve- ments of the board throughout the year past, are as follows: President, McKinnie: honorary vice-president, dents, Miss Cornelia Chamberlain, Miss Letty Tearned and Mrs. McKinnie ;honorary vice-prs Mis. C. P. Me treasu Gieorge Rackliffe; secretary, Mrs. B. Attwood. Chairman of committees during the year were: Auxiliary committee Mrs. W. C, Hungerford; membership committee, Mrs. F. T, Traut; nurses' committee, Mrs. George T. Kimball, | supplies committee, Miss Letty Learned; surgical dressing commit- tee, Mrs. Walter Hart; hospitality committee, Mrs. P. C. Ricke li- brary committee, Mrs, Stanley Eddy entertainment committee, Christmas and Easter, Mrs. H. L. Mills, The membership campulgn, start- ed this vear, has already been pro- | Anctive of a startling increase in membership as well as an Interest in the board and its doings. At the | middle of the week, a total of three 1ife anc 423 new yearly memberships were announced by the captains launching the membership offensive, ‘The drive will continue until the | 1000-quota has been reached. Mrs. V. B. Chamberlain, chairman of the membership committee, pre- sented the mid-week drive resulte at the annual meeting. Her report was as follows: Yearly memberships at $1 each, 423, total, $423; gifts, $10.60; three life memberships, $25 each, total, $75, these new life mem- bers being Mrs. L. Weed, Mrs. Touis Raphael and Mrs, W. W, Le- land, total recelvts, $508. The board at the meeting express- o4 its thanks to the work.rs in the drive. Mrs. & Shurberg was espe- clally lauded for her efforts in ob- taining one life and 42 yearly mem- bers, as was Mrs. A. Pinkus who ac- counted for 35 yearly members, o e . MARTINELLI MISSES BOAT FROM EUROPE New Britain and more especially | New Britain music-lovers will not be | omitted from the itinerary of Gio- vanni Martinelli, justly famed tenor of the Metropolitan Opera company, who dallied just a wee bit too long under the sunny skies of southern Furope, missed his boat for New York and threw completely out of joint an extensive program mapped ont for him by his managers. He wag to have appeared in the Capitol {heater, this city, October but ac- cording to latest advices from New York, he will be heard Sunday aft- ernoon, November 1 Bignor Martinelll missed his boat and both he and his managers lost a considerable sum of golden ducats by a mere matter of minutes, His managers, determined to save some- thing from the wreck, hustled out a flurry of telegrams, including one to New Britain, offering this city a date | atter his arrival in America. But | this was not to be, especially since the New Britain Musical club, spon- sor of his appearance and program, would not stand for any such ar- rangement. It was thought unwise to have tha tenor sing in public without any preparation whatsoever. The date, November 1, was then agreed on. Martinelll will be the greatest tanor to appear in New Rritain this year, and a thronged house is anti- cipated. The weel's postponement, it is felt, will give him ample time to recover from the disappointment toincident with his frantic but fruit- ‘ess rush for passage to America. oo PERSONAL ITEMS Mrs. Harold L. Judd of Berlin re- \ured yesterday from New York city. « e e Mrs. Alhert A. Whitman been spending last month with their and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and DMrs. Roger Whitman of Corhin avenue will re- turn Monday to their home in New York. Mr. and who have the son o .o of Russell At- Miss Florenca Can street will spend mnext lantic City. P week in . Addison ¢ who have heen spending two weeks John H. 1 of with Mra. edar street have ret eir Mrs yage and children t1 home in New Rochell G Kimball of T.e from Mra. A street has Mass. returned Boston, Harold Herrick has ratu New York city after Mra to her home in epending s er { Hurtford Miss H pend Harrison sfree Miss iy Mr. and M Grove Hill b Tork city Mre wreet spe n Jersey City n of Hawley r dang Mrs. George stre e spending a month with | Baltimore, Maryl . nington, Vermont. . furned from a Miss Eleanor Lewls of thls town ind New York city s visiting Mrs. Charles P, Pyle at her home .in and. v . Edward Sechrest has returned to New York city after apending a few days at his home in Plainville. P e Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mis. John A. Andrews of \West Maln street spent last week-end in Troy, N. Y .. Miss Frances Dean, daughter of Mr, and Mrs., D. E. Dean of Pitts. burgh, Pa, formerly of this city is visiting friends in Hartfcrd. Miss Katheryn Swift, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Orlando Swift of Lin- coln street and Miss Beat ice Rey- nal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewls Reynal of Lexington street have: ru- furned from a motor trip to Ben- Dr. George Flanagan and Mrs fMlanagan of Forest streat have re- week's stay in New York city . . Walter Fredericks, formerly of Grove street, this city, spent a part of the week in this city following his return from Melbourne, Australia. He came to New Britaln accompan- fed by his bride, an Australian girl he married while living In the land “down under." Mr. and Mrs. Fred- aricks will leave shortly for New York where Mr, Fredericks will take a position with Terke's Flotilla or- chestra. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young of 647 Corbin avenus returned Monday from Washington, D. C,, where they had spent the week previous, The trip to Washington was in the nature of & celebration, Mr. and Mrs, Young having recently completed 25 years of happy married life. Mr, and Mrs. Young have one daughter, Adelaide, a student in New Britain High school. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deming left Wednesday morning for Smyrna, N. Y., were they will epend 10 days with friends. Mr. Deming is an of- ficlal of the Berlin Savings bank, deacon of the Berlin Congregational church, and chairman of the town's finance board. . Dr. and Mrs, Thomas C. Hodgson of Worthington Ridge, returned Wednesday from Sanford, Fla, where they spent a fortnight. o ov e . e Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Miller of Hudson street left Tuesday by auto- mobile for Youngstown, O. where they will visit their daughter, Mrs George Jester. Mrs. Jester was for- merly Miss Hattle Miller. v oee Mrs. Nellie Sargent ‘nd Charles Sargent of Boston have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Parker of Arch street, . Albert A. Greenberg {s back in New Britain after spending several months in Florida where he was en- zaged in the real estate business. He plans to return South for the winter, CE T E. I and F. 1. Porter spent Co- Tumbus*Day at Briarcliff Todge, N. o on Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Alling left Thursday for Orange City, Fla, to spend the winter as has been thefr annual custom . . . Clifford W. and Clayton B. Parker, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Parker of-Colorado Springs, Col, have arrived in New Britain after a 4,000 mile trip by automobile. . . . The Misses Rose and Marguerite McCahe of New York city have re- turned home after spending agva- cation with Miss Rose Smith of 312 Monroe street . Mr. and Mrs, Henry Balley and Frank Rhodes returned home Tuesday after a visit to Orford, N, H. Mre. Bailey had heen spending a month with her sister, Mrs, H. D. Clark . Fred Captatn Stanley, T, & A, SKIPPY I visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Coho- lan of Liberty street, have returned to Washington, D, C., where Captain Stanley is now stationed, The cap- tain recently returned from a tour of duty at Fort Kamehamema, Honolulu. . Charles Aspinwall of Pasadena, Cal, who has been vielting his bro- ther here, left Thursday morning for Florida where he will visit for a few days before returning home, DR Mrs, T, H. Bristoll ‘of Corbin avenue emkertained a number of friends at fer summer. home in Cheshire this week . e Mrs. W. W. Brackett of Wethers- field is the house guest of Mrs. T'rank J. Porter of Lexington street, .o Mr. and Mrs, Seymour Holmes and son .who have been wisiting Mrs. Holmes' parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. D. Russell of Grove Hill, will re- turn next week to Miami, Florlda. Miss TFrances Whittlesley and Miss Mary Whittlesley of West Main street returned on Monday from Beach Bluff, Mass, where they have been spending the sum- mer months, . Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Black of Harrison .street will spend next week in Atlantio City, leaving the latter part of the week for Cali- fornia to spend several weeks, o . James Robinson of Harrison street will epend next week in At- lantic City. Miss Frances Jones, a graduate nurse of the New Britain General hospital, will spend the week-end at Northfield Seminary, East North- field, Mass. o Mr. and Mrs. Cromwell Case of Montclair, N. J., are the week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gard of Maple street. Excited, Yes Young Husband to Nurse: “Quick, am I a father or a mother?”"—Pitt Panther will appease these | pubz;nc LIBRARY LT 1 A hot, well made cup of delicious BAKER’S COCOA also provide considerable nutrition. Dr. Louis Fischer, former instructor in Dis caces of Children at the New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital, lists cocoa in diet for school children. WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS. CANADIAN MILLS AT MONTREAL Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free. THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Pre 0 patd 9 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to an Inch, Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Claesitied Page ou Same Day. Bat. 10 A M, Ads for 925, Accepted Over the Telephons convenfence of customers. Call Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. Prodigy at Age of 4 Enters College at 14 Berkeley, Cal, Oct. 17. (P — Matthew Marsh, of this city, who at the age of four was declared by Dr. Marla Montessor!, noted edu- cator, to be “the brightest boy in California,” h#s entered the Uni- versity of California at 14. Marsh is emall for his age and #o has been barred from the R. O. T. C. ranks,- but otherwise he is taking part in all the normal ec- tivities of a freshman. In celebra- tlon of his admiesion, Marsh donned his first long trousers. Reformation Successful In Oregon National Woods Eugene, Ore, Oct. 17 (A — Reforestation in the Mount Hebo Douglas fir area of the Sluslaw Na- tlonal forest in western Oregon has proved successful. Trees planted from 1912 to 1916 are eight to 16 feet high, the average height be- ing 10 feet. In addition to ths replanting started {n 1912, approximately 180,000 firs were set out two years ago, Four out of five of these trees are growing, except on the highest mountains, where there is little protection from the elements, keen appetites and Burlal Lot, Monuments iy NEW BRITAIN—Monumental works, 173 Oak Bt, Monuments of all slzes and doscriptions, Carving and letter cutting our_spectalty, BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete steel r fore y ed, will outlaet eithor wood or Do not require larger lots, R priced. N. B, Vault Co., Florist CUT FLOWERS—potted plauts, pleasing 1 Speclalizing on funeral work. 617 Church Bt. p 1 for Baturda Garden Green- eonhous each Reward If re- r Btore, 61 BOSTON BULL DOG turned to Bridget _Church 8. _Tel. 1646, DEFOSIT BOOK—No, 13016 _on the Gom- mercial Trust 8o, lost. Finder. kindly __return to Bank, FORD SPARB TIRE—mounted, 138t Thureday morning. Reward .Af retured. _Tel. 26114, FOX FUR BCARF—lost Monday afternoon on Areh ‘or Garden Sts. Finder pleass roturn to Miss Menary, 256 Lincoln 8t. Tel, 1055, . GOLD BAR PIN~lost, set with 6 small pearls and aquarmarine center. Reward, call LADY'S CLOTH—bag, centaining valuable articles. Reward, Phone 30424, 62 Broad St LADT'8 TAN—pocketbook, containing re- celpts and money, lost. Reward if re- Atimeaitoil iy SiAianiey. B, Rhone L9T-LE seen Thursday 1n_vicinity of Main and Church 6ts., tearing envelops and removing dlamond stick pin from Paper fastened, {s requested to return same to Herald Office and recelve re- ward, AUTOMOTIVE l Autos and Trucks For Sale KRE YOU—Tooking for & goud q 1t 80, 1 have that car, It fa a 1024 Bulck coupe n A-1_condition, 103 Lincoln 8t Cit GLEVELAND, 1050 ndition, new tir _ginal owner, C, Denlson, Phon Y | GoLE 8= car for a _mechanle, Boarle & Co,, Park Bt, Cor. Elm, Phone 2110, Open_evenings till 9. FORD EBDAN—Fordor, 1974 wodsl, prive vate owner, very good conditfon, 18 Hough 8t iy 1le. GAKLAND TOURING, 1917—Tn A-T condls tion, new battery, good tires, top and curtains, 3§76 for quick sale, Phone _165-6 atter 6'p, m. FORD=14 ton truck, 1023, n misslon, new emergency brake, and_ starter, overhauled, condition, Price $135 If taken James A. Spinetta, 160 Main 379 or 3686, ] FORD, 1924—2 door sedan, ¥aod oondiiin, good, bargain,. reasonable. Inquire § Fairvlew St. . FORD COUPE, 1025 —looks 11ke new; 1923 Tord sedan. Rudolph's Garags, 127 Cherry Bt. Phone 2051-3. Balesroom, 7 Main 8t, Phone 2131, $200, K. M, at st. HUPMOBILE, 1823—touring car, counter balance crank shaft and in good condl- tion throughout, " B tires. " Price 8575, Terms and trades considered, XK. M, Bearle & Co,, Park St, Cor, Elm. Phone 3110, Open enings i 9, . LEXINGTON—late 1023, lpor!’ model, Minute Man six, § pa thoroughly recondit| painted. Six wire wh Trades and terms considered. Bence, 61 Mafn §t. Phone 2218, LEXINGTON=E _rpassenger, iate 1923 brougham In ‘first class mechanical condition, paint and upholstery are ex- collent, brand new cords, 1 spars. C. A, Bence, K1 Main Bt Phone 2215, SHELP-SKIN COAT—lost between Sefton Drive and Oak St. return to 101 Seften Drive, City. SMALL LM OF MONEY—iost near rail road crossing on Main 8t, Finder r turn to 186 Ro. Maln St. Rewar Personals SUFFERERS ' OF HEART TROUBLE— Asthma, drop high blood pressure and paraly will gladly tell you, tres of charge, how my dear mother was relleved, without dru, and her life raved. This I feel {s my duty to hu- manity. Address, Mrs. A. D. Bpence, Box 1346, New Haven, Oohn. - Store Announcements 1 SPECIAL—for this month only, 8x10 wa- ter color enlargement withy every dozen photographs. Arcade Studfo, l AUTOMOTIVE -_l 8 Auto and Truck Agencies ACME TRUCKS—E&ales and Service. Eric- son ‘Motor Sales. 171 South Main St. e BUICK MOTOR CARS—8ales and Service. Capital Buick Co, 193 Arch 8t. Phone 2607, CADILLAG CARS—Sales and _ Berv Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern. West Maln, corner Lm_c_oln_nr CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—E: service. Buperlor Auto Company, 176 Arch 8t. Phone 211, CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Gales . and service. Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch 8t. Phone 2862, DODGE,_ BROTHERS—Eales and _service, 8. & Y. Motor Sales Corp., 165 Elm 6t. _corner ¥ranklin. Phone 13 FORD, CARS and TRUCKS&—Fordson tractor, Gales and service, Genulne HUPMOBILE CARS—Balen and Service, City Service Station, Hartford Ave., cor. Stanley 8t. A. M. Paonessa. LEXINGTON—Oakland and Gray. High grade motor cars. Sales and eervice. A. Bence, 51 Main 8t, Phone 2215 LEXINGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cars, Sales and Service. Hardware Oty Motor Co. § Elm 8t. - Phone 3784 NASH—motor cars. See the unew line. fales and Servica A, G. Hawker, 58 Rim street. OLDEMOBILE MOTOR CARS—"'The Re- fined Bix.” Bmith Motor Salea 100 West Main 8t Phone 3900, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS~8ales atd 8ervice, Albro Motor Sales Co., 328 WILLYS-ENIGHT AND CVERLAND- motor cars, showroom and seervice, 137 Cherry 6t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor.” R. 0. Rudolph. Phone 20513, Autos and Trucks For Sale [ GADILLACrondster, 1st_ciass condition, Price $400. Call 2877 after 6:00 p. m. COLUMBTA, 1925—light six touring, pow- erful, fine running Continental Red Seal motor, paint, top, tires and upholsters in eplendid condition, Bumper, enub- bers, side wind-shislds, motomel I wheels, auto-raln wiper, mirror, tire, monogram radiator tep plate The good value In this ¢ 11 surpr you. $475 to quick bu: Whitmore Palge-Jewstt Co, 319 East Main Bt. Huh! “Shine, mister?" “No, I'm just sunburns mouth Jack O’ Lantern. SACK TRUCK—5% ton dump body, tires in A-1 shape, motor just overhauled, Kenneth M. . Phens 2110 .Ortn v ok, PAIGE, 1923—5-passenger sedan. In good condition. Party going to Florida, Price _right _for good gale. Call 1485-2, n, excellent condition, Good rubber. Bargain e 690 East Main 6t REO, 1920—touring car, In A-1 condiflon. Price $400. K. M. Searle & Co., Park 8, Cor. Elm. Phone 2110, Open eve- fugs t1 8 o'clock, REO, 1923—touring car,. good paint, top and upholstery, § good tires, excllent mechanical Price $800, terms al- lowed, trades considered. K. M. Searls & Co., Park St., Cor. Elm. Phone 2110, Ope_n mn_rirl ti1l 9§ o'clock. REO, 1923—fouring car, top, curiaims up- holstery and tires very good, Mechanical- 1y perfect. Terms allowed, trades con- eldered, Price 3550, XK. M. Searle & Co., Park St Cor. Elm. Phone 2110. _Open_evenings till 9 o'clock STUDEBARER—spec. 6 eedan, in prime condition, sxtra equipment at a bargaln, Phone 1081, 18 Washington St ANNUAL FALL CLEARANCE BALB® club sedan, 3 tone tan; Bulck sedan; 1923 Hup. 5 Olds sedan; 1924 Olds sport touring; 1923 Ford coupe; 1923 Dodge coupe; 1924 Jewett coupe; 1923 Lexington sport touring; 1925 Maxwell touring. Many Others. Liberal Terms. Falr Trades. AARON G. COHEN, INC, 185 Park St, Open Sundays and evenings. Hartford, Conn, —_—_—— BUICK USED CAR DEPT, 192§ 1024 1924 Bulck roadster, ltke new, Buick touring repainted. Bulck roadster, repainted. Bulck touring, pertect, I 1923 Jewett coupe, repals 1921 Franklin touring, veral good Fords coupes and sedan No ‘better used cars are te be found anywhere. CAPITOL BUICK €0, 198 ARCH STREET PHONE 2607, DEPENDABLE DSED CARS DODGE BROTHERS— 4 Touring. Sedan. Touring. . Screen Delivery. 20 Screen delivery. Roadster with winter tep. TERME ARRANGED THE 8. & \ MOTOR SALES CORP. 166 ELM BT. TEL. 781, OPEN EVERY EVENING By POLLY AND HER PALS /” THEM Two DoLIcE ter, Mrs. Allan McKenzie, home in Chicago, TiL at DAWGS O'NANCY'S IS OFF SOME WHERE, =CHASIY PAT S'POSE Stilts for Safety £ RUN, DANG NER HIDES; AL SEE - HOwW Y'LIKE hP AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sale MASTER BIX = COACH, ¥ UIPPED, BOUGHT AUG, 18T, BIG SACRIFICK ON ACCOUNT ILI, HEALTH, TERMS CAN BE AR- RANGED. BOX 23-WH, NEW BRIT- AIN HERALD, ————— e GOOD VALUE— Tour chance to buy a good ysed Ford, backed by the reputation of the largest Ford dealer an Connecticut. Here a spoclals, Many more to choose trom, 1924 1924 1924 1944 1 Tudor, $400.00 ‘Tudor, $360.00, ¥ord, $385.00, ‘Tourlng, $200.00, Coupe, $175.00 Six pass. $100.00, 2 Btz pass. $125.00, Runabout, $150.00 Tourlng, $126.00. Dodge touring, $126.00, Bmall down payments, Pay as you pide, ELMER AUTO CO, 22 MAIN BT, PHONE 1613, 8EE MR. GOSSELIN, HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. OFFERS THESE SELECTED VALUES 1926—Hudson Coach, balleon tires, nall mileage, new paint and perfect condition throughout. Priced to sell, 1825—Chrysler sport touring excellent condition, many extras, and priced . less than halt of the prige of a new one. 1924—Hudson Sedan, balloon tires and thoroughly reconditioned, priced low, will trade for lighter car. 1023—Mpxwell sport touring, paint new, good tiree, and fully equip- ped. Two to chooss from. 1923—Nash touring has had very careful usage, priced right, 1924—Ford touring, looks and runs llke new, a chance to save $76. Priced lower than any place in the city. 1824—Hudson Coach, absolutely right throughout, $100. Duco paint Job, attractively priced. 1923—Hudson Speedster, thoroughly overhauled and repainted at a price that you cannot afford to miss, 1824—Maxwell touring, small mileage, had excellent care. Make us an ofter. 1022—Cleveland Sedan. Newly paint- Perfect mechanically, all accessory equipment, 4 brand new tires, one spare, and extra, good buy at our price. We have ssveral good open cars that ons can make a considerable aving in com- parison to prices of next spring. TRADES AND TERME CONSIDERED THE HONEYMAN AUTO BALES CoO. 138 ARCH ET. TEL. 2542, Don't wait buy mew and save money. NO WATER TO FREEZR 19-A FRANKLIN DEMI-SEDAN Driven 10,000 miles. Original tir good condltion, Electric primer. Fasy starting. Facy riding, New car’ guarantes, FRANKLIN MOTORS OF NEW BRITATN PHONB 3696, PERCY CROSBY 453 W. MAIN ST, WELL IF YA CAN'T READ ENGLISH YA SHOULDN'T OUGHTA BE COMIN' IN MAULIN® THE Books ] U I AUTUMUTIVE Autus sud I'rucks for Sale [} OVERLAND USED CAR DEFI, 1928 1923 vord coupe. Vord sedun, Vord models, Overland touring. Overland touring. $76. Bloss Overland closed delftury Lruch Bulck 6 touring, touringe, (i1 Lat R. 0. RUDOLPH, 127 CHERRY 8T, PHONE 2081.2, 1 MAIN BT, PHONE 3121, RENEWED FORDS Tudoy sedan (2), at 337h, Rtoadster (2), at 8300, Roadster (2), at $100, Louring cars (2), at $12b. Coupe at $160, Coupe at $225. Ton truck, (stake eides). 1624 1022 1023 1021 1933 1923 a 1924 3 ton (panel budy) at 5176 1923 'Ton express at 3200. OTHER CARS Paige, ;:;D. 7 passenger touring a{ Reo, 1919, touring car, b passenger at 8 100. Liberal terms on all the above cara. AUTOMOTIVE BALES & SERVICE CO, 300 B, MAIN BT. FHONE 2701, —_— BPECIAL USED CAR BALE Dodge Brothere coups, 1933, Dodge Brothers screen del'y, 1923, Ford tudor, 1924, Nash sedan, 1624, Mavwell sedan, 1923, Ford touring, (2), 1925, Tord touring. 1832, Nash touring car, 1825 Nagh coupe, 1924, A G HAWKER, 68 ELM BT, PHONE 2456, STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT, Studebaker, 1825 Duplex. Studebaker, 1925,Spec. co Bulck, 1923 7-pass. touring. Buick, 1923 Sport roadster. Chevrolet, 1924 Sport tourin Studebaker, 1922 Big 6 sedan Dodge, 1821 Eedan. ALBRO MOTOR SALEE CO.. 228 ARCH ET. FHONE 2 THE BEST IN USED CARS— 1925 HUPMOBILE § SEDAN. HUPMOBILE CLUB SEDA! HUPMOBILE BEDAN HUFMOBILE TOURING HUPMOBILE COUPE. HUPMOBILE COUPR HUPMOBILE ROADSTET HUDSON COACH]| HURSON COACH. HUDSON EPEEDSTER EBSEX COAC! BESEX COACH. DODGE SEDAN. DODGE TOURING, DODGE SEDAN. CHEVROLET TOURING CHEVROLET TOURIX MAXWELL SEDAN, MAXWELL TOURING. OVERLAND SEDAN, OVERLAND TOURING. OVERLAND COUPE, CHANDLER BROUGHAM BTUDEBAKER TOURING, EARL TOURING. OLDEMOBILE TOURTN FORD COUPE, FORD COUPE. FORD TOURT FORD COUPE, FORD FORDOR FORD COUPE. 1925 1924 1924 1923 1821 1018 1924 1923 1923 1924 1923 1923 1922 1920 1035 1924 1922 192 1924 1023 1921 1023 1924 1922 1922 1025 1024 193¢ 1923 1023 1022 TERMS § to 13 MONTHS, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. THE MOHEN & AMIDON SALES CORP, 368 MAIN STREET. USED CAR BARGAINS 1328 1923 1920 1924 1922 1920 1025 Ford sedan, Ford coupe. Ford sedan Chevrolet coups Chevrolet touring. Chevrolet touring, ¥. B, Chevrolet suburban, Several cars in good ecndition to well under $100, SUPERIOR AUTO CO., 178 ARCH BT. PHONE 11, Auto Parts and Accessorles 4y AND TUBES. HIGH PRESSURE A4) BALLOON TIRES. GASOLINE, OI GRDASES AND SERVICE. CLAR AUTO ACCESSORIES _EHOP, SOUTH MAIN ST. PHOND 1590 GAYTON “THOROBRED"—Cords, sizes, low pressure, long mlleage © sane comfort, safety and economy. reasar -hla, The Bail Tire Co. 219 Arch 6t. Tel, FEDERAL AND L.ED TIRES—and sto 4.4 batterleny J. M. Farrell 110 Frankiin Square. Phone 1580, B8 THRIFIT—BUY FIRESTONB Th?x GOODYEAR TIRES-— PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES. ETANT SERVICE. LAYS ARE COSTLY, CALL O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. $) WASHINGTON ST. . WHEN DE- AT 300, VACUUM CUPE—~WILL NOT SKID. T. I H. COGSWELL, & CHESTNUT ST, PHONE 1413-3.