New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1925, Page 16

e AN S e e S FOR REAL HARD LUCK Listen to the Story of Mrs. Kelly and Her Where are t1 Tuneberg, righ homeless by (By NEA Serviee Cleveland, Oct your luck has st bottom, just « Iy and the fo have been ms her rooming you just how Two years her saving: agartment furnishe business girls taries and the like It took all her m hundred dol! friends, and for & losing proposition month ago the hou LEAVE YOUR CAR IN SUN, RAIN OR SNOW The Weafl;; fia-nmt Rurt The New DUCO Finish Dueo Finish is different from any other finish ever motor ear. A With Duco ear, you can snow, ice, Let the hot day, or rmn bot. Dueo will re After wee you ean rub spots off Duco with it you WATERPROOF WEATHERPROGE WEARPROOF T I ol Ak Wik S T 2 i Forty Fair Boarders st ex ctly, hecaus o ts of Mrs they hardly § morni etion is- t on the was tuby K ts was in! d that | of conrt pro- Soviet Council Orders . k of furniture | p came the moy Kelly' el To0 wis a mid draw- sat on , slept sewhere for 1ty com THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabotically Arrauged For Quick and Ready Reference, LING RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepatd 10 09 a8 31 W28 36 1 line line 21 lino 1 line 21 line +1 line 36 30 days ....1 Ifne 3150 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to Inch, Minimumn Space, 3 lin Minimum Book Chary 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P, for Classitied Page on Same Day. Bat. 10 AN 4 Ads Accepted Over tor 926, the Telephone convenlence of customers. Call Ask for a “Want Ad" Operafor. PLAN T0 HARNESS W ILE LAKE Water 1o Be Used for Purpose 0f Making Power ; City, Mo., Oct. 24, (/) The thud of axes and the crash of 90,000 the banks of the Osage river near Bagnell, Mo., will herald the construction of a dam that will impound a lake miore than 100 miles long and have 970 miles of shore line, Through the sluices will rush the tawny waters of the Osage river to turn five turbines h generating 25,000 horsepower of electricity to vitalize factories, light towns and | speed transportation in Missour). The lake to he created will have 1,880,000 acre-feet of storage capacity, much more than the Ele- phant Butte reservoir. The tur- | bines will produce almost as much primary power as does Muscle Shoals. The Missourl Hydro Electric company, which will build the dam, also has purchased land for the erection of two other power plants about 100 miles south on the Cur- | rent river. These, ts officers say, | will produce 68,000 horsepower, | Linked with the Osage river plant, 183,000 horsepower will be pro- | duced, if the projects are com- pleted for fransmission through Missouri. Linn Creck, an town with an almost population of about 500 persons, will be Inundated In the Osage reservolr. The power company ex- pects to build a new town for L!nn‘ Creek’s people on a nearby hill. The power plant and dam will be built largely of local materials. A large deposit of gravel will be used in the concrete with limestone | blocks broken from ledges on the property. No steel reinforcing will he used. The dam will rest upon! limestone which has been drilled | 342 feet without penetration, Kansas trees on old Missourd | unchanging Trene Liedtke, loft and Margaret Iy, cenfer, were rendercd what was happening. mtil they learned of Mrs. finan 1l reverses “Tough luck? Say, the next fel- that writes a dictionary ought 10 1oL us get up a new definition of words for him,” say Mrs. Kelly erstwhile roomers., Kelly's Tow thos: = o Cuban Govt. to Levy Tax On Unimproved Lands Havana, Oct. 24, (P—Under the | new public works law all {dle land | in the republic will be taxed, af- fecting In the clty of Havana alone about 49,000 vacant lots and in the republic thousands of acres of land Watch on Concessions Moscow, Oct » 1he couneil ordered 21. (—By a special of commissars chief concession committea to organize a permanent | commission to wateh the carrying out of the concessionary agreements |PATR OF G | WILLYS-KNIGHT _AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial * 5t, Monument W BRITATN—Monumental worke, 123 Ouk Bt Monumente of all slzes and descriptions. Carving aud letter cutting | _Tel. 2062, our_speclalty. — . |CHEVROLET, 1931 (1ate) touring, as good BURTAL VAULTE—=Coucrete steel rein-| as new. Private owned: cheap, 208 forced; water proof, hermetically seal- | East Main, after 6:30. ). Har d, will outlast elther wood or metal | TGRL SEDAN, 1926—used only 3 o Do not require larger Iots, Reamonably |~ g extras. Reasonable If taken priced: N.'B. Vault Co, Kenslugton. | ones. 23 Spring St. Tel. §47- Autos and Trucks For Sale L] TAXWELL—club sedan, 1936 model, run only 4200 miles. Excellent condition. BUICK USED CAR DEPT, FERNS Teasonable prices. enhouse, 215 Oak Bt EOSTON 1025 1924 1924 1023 1024 Bulek roadster, like new, Bulek touring T b Bulck roadater, Bulck touring, perfect, Chevrolet tourlug, Ilke new | 1023 Jewett coups, repainte 1921 Franklin touring, repainted. Several good Fords coupes and scdans, No better used cars are to be found | anywh Ty reasonable Lrices. Sandell's Greenhouse, 318 Oak S8t Phone CUT FLO! varioty, potted plants, p! ng llzing on funeral work. house, 617 Church 8. wpecial for Saturday | and Bunday. Flower Garden Gree house, 1163 Stauley &t Lost and Found L] LOST—Black and white female dog, hear- ing tag No. 1468, Finder please return to | 71 Rhodes §t, Reward, | SES—toriolse shell, Tost Monday afteruoon, Return to 79 Wil low 8 or call 747-1 MALL CAMEO PIN Greenwood or Main or 0dd Fellows | Hall. Reward If returped to 22 Green- Xood B | OVER FIVE YEARS OF AGE IT RIN OF PEARLS—lost between &t 18§ TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO Mary's school hall and Commercial Bt., WHAT WE HAVE TO OF- , Thursday evening, Call 2818, ER, 1924 PACKARD TOURING, 19! GTON FPORT TOURING, 1902 DODGE COUPE, 1924 DODG COUPE, 1825 DODGB SEDAN, 24 GRAY BPORT TOURING, 1924 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, 1624 OLDSMOBILE SPORT TOURI . 1924 1325 FORD COUPE:! 5 FORD SEDAN, 1922 & 10 STUDEBAKER, 1023 BUICK PASS. SEDAN. NUMEROUS | OTHERS. 1 | CAPITOL BUICK CO., ; 193 ARCH STREET | PHONE 2607, DISTINCTIVE AUTOMOBILY SENSATIONAL PRICES AB IT I8 THE POLICY OF OUR FIRM TO AP ALL CARS OF Tost between 22 Personals 6 CITATRS—and card and banquet tables to rent, for all occaslons, B, Gordon, 190 Greenwood St. Tel. 3056-3, SUFFERERS OF HEART TROUBLE— Asthma, dropsy, high blood pressure and paralysis. 1 will gladiy tell you, | free of charge, how my dear mother was | relleved, without drugs, end her Ife | saved. This I feel ¢ my duty to hu- manity, ~Address, Mrs. A, D, Spence, Box 1346, New Haven, Conn. Store Announcements LA JCIAL—for this month only, $x10 wa- er color enlargement with every dozen photographs, Arcade Btudlo. AARON G. COHEN, INC, 185 PARK ST, HARTFORD, ALWAYS OPEN. INGTON, GRAY and OLDSMOBIL pessi i e DEPENDABLE USED CARS AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies 8 ME TRUCIS—Eales and Service, Brle- | son Motor Kales, 171 South Maln Bt. _\"”Hn! 870, BUICK MOTOR CARS—Gales and Service, Capital Buick Co., 103 Arch 8t. Phone 07, XINGTON, OAKLAND AND GRAY— ars, Sales and Service. Hardwas Motor_Co., 6_ ¥l Phone CHEVROLET MOTOR GA service, Euperlor Auto Company, _Arch_St. _Phons 211. CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Gaies and norvice. Benuett Motor Sales, 260 Arch & Phone 2062, UODGE BROTHERS—Gales and _service, 8. & I Motor Bales Corp., 155 Elm 6t., corner Franklin, _Phone 1 FORD CARS and TRUCKS—Fordson tractor, Sales and service, Genulne parts and accessorles, Automotive Bales & Service Co., 200 E. Maln. Phone 2701, NKLIN Care—No water {0 freere, Sales and Service, 453 West Maln 6t Tel. 3696, [UPMOBILE CARS—Balen and_ervice. Clty Bervice Statlon, Hartford Ave, cor, Stanley 8t. A, M. Paonessa. LEXTNGTON—Oakland _and Gray, High grade motor cars, Sales avd service, C. A._Bence, 61 Main St, Phons 221§ LEXTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cara, Sales and dervice Hardware Ofty Motor Co. 6 Eim 6t Phone 373 NAEH—motor cari 8 the n line. Sales and Service. A. G, Hawker, 68 m Strect. Phone 2 OLDEMOBITE MOTOR CARE—The Te- fined Six.” Smith Motor Sales, 100 West Maln Phone 2000, REO OR CARS . Searls & Co., "im aud Park §ts, Phone 2110, agents for Gabrlel Bnubbers. STUDCBAKER MOTOR CARS-—Bales and Bervice, Albro Motor Sales Co. 225 Arch 8t , Phone_260. DOLGE BROTHERS— 1924 Touring 1023 Se 1823 Tourlng 1923 Bereen Delivery 1920 Gcreen Delfvery 1924 Roadster with winter top FORDS— 1933 Roadster 1921 Gcroen Delfvery 1821 "Touring TERMS ARRANGED THE 8. & F. MOTOR BALES CORP. 165 ELM ST, TEL. 781 OPEN EVERY EVENING . CHEVROLET TSED CAR DEPT. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER ! BIG REMOVAL SALES Or' USED CARS THESE CARS MUET BE §0LD BEFORE NOV. 16th, ONLY $§0 DOWN. Local Chevrolet roadster, $21% Ford sedan, $305, OVERLAND— motor cars. Sale sand Service. 127 herry 8t. *The Slecve-Valve Motor,” Rudolph. Phone 2051.2, SIS ER sl SR honall2051-5 S Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 | EXINGTON—Tate 1523, sport _model, Minute Man slx, 6 passenger touring ea thoroughly reconditioned and newly Chevrolet roadster, (twn), $305. Ford sedan, $307. Overland touring, $334. ¥ord coupe, $334. Dodge roadster, $307. —— AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE CO. |GOODL VALUE— | ETowing entered into by foreign concession- irieg with*the Sovlet government 1 to provide for the removal of any possnble obstacle which might hinder the normal work of the con- cessionary enterprise. The decree is prompted by the number of concesslons granted by the Soviet government ind the commencement of actual operations, it is stated. The largest egg lald by any Euro- nean bird 1s that of the swan. The nallest is that of the golden-crested | painted. Bz wire wheels and good tires. that either never have been under | [ainied- i wire wheels and good tires. Bence, 61 Main St i cuitivation, or allowed to lle idle by | owners. LEXINGTON=§ p Tate 1923 This is the first time In the his- brougham tn firet mashanical 4 : conditlon, paint and upholstery are ex- tory of the republic, it 18 beleved, | Eoneilo Punt a5d achelners & that taxes has been assessed on {dle | A. Bence, 61 Main t. Phone 2: lands. Formerly taxes were assessed | MACK TRUCK—6% ton dump bo ’ v | in A-1 shape, motor fust overhauled. ontectual l"com?' Fhich pre“’"”'l\ Kenneth M., fearle & Co. Phone 2110 collection of any taxes agalnst un-| Gron: evenings ¢l 8 orelock: productive holdings. | FTERCE ARROW—sedan, finest _condl- The public works department has| dition, 1915, Barkainbhr quick gale, announced that six per cent of the| £33 Come Bunday. Dumont's Gaiags, | Ber Ike, Newington, valuation would be considered as| "t TUTP e income from non-income paying| lands and property, or $1.20 on each | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED 41,000 taxable value, I ADS FOR YOUR WANTS e e @ L AND o) | ForR / \ AND HER PALS i NOT INTERESTED ASH. [ HATE MELODRAMAS' : THIS LIL PAPER ENTITLES You TO MORE EXCITEMENT FOR A DOLLAR, THAN Y EVER HAD IN YER LUFE BEFORE' 176 ARCH BT. Ford sedan, $436. Chevrolet coupe, $325. Chesrolet % ton truck, 3418, Studebakgg coupe, $435. BUPERIOR AUTO €O, TBL. 211, Don't wait buy now and save monmey. By PERCY CROSBY WHAT 010, YA wir MORTIMER ForR? — TTHATS AL MY MARRIAGE LICENSE parison to prices of next epring. TRADES AND TERM8 CONSIDERED THB et e e —————— AUTOMUTIVE l AUTOMOTIVE [ Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 FORD COUPE. 1936—looks Ilke new; 1923 Ford sedan. Rudolgh's Garoge 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-3 Balesroom, Main 8t. Phone 2121, = HUDSON COACH, 10%4—privato owuiel wxcellent condition, bumpers trunk windshield wiper, Inquire Tel. 888 bo- tween 8:30 and 6 p. m. & TUPMOBILE COUPE, 1928—=1n good con- Bl A #1785 | “aition, no reaconable offer - refused, Phone 1766:14 TERMS ane L7k e e Autos and Trucks for Sale FORD SPECIALS FORD TUDOR . FORD COUPE . FORD COUPE FORD TOURIN FORD FORDOR FORD TOURING VORD COUPE .. 10 3460 76 215 $360 THE MOHEN & AMIDON BALES CORP, 388 MAIN STREET, SEVEN USED CARE RENEWED FORDB NUINE SACRIF PRICES (2), st $200, T (2), at $100. Tourlng cars (2). at $1236. Coupe at $160, Coupe at 8226, '.rn.n! truck. (stake sides), af 185, % ton (panel body) st $178 Ton express at $200. OTHER OARS Patge. 1919, 1 paseen, $150. Reo, 1919, touring car, § passenger at $100, YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT THEIR UNUSUALLY FINE CONDITION, BUICK—$ ¢yl (worth double). tiree, §-pass. touring. 1 touring et New battery CHEVROLET, 1024—"8uperln new gunmetal gray. N Runs splendlal Liberal terms on all the above ears. miles per gal. “Linwood” b-pass, fourlng, 6 cyl, rpuning 15 miles 3 brand new tires, moto- meter and epotlight. Orlglnal wine 200 B, MAIN BT. color factory finfsh, $20. PHONE 2701, REGAL—2-pase. _speeds The “real Underslung. Bosch mag- New Kelly racing cords, Battleshlp gray and. Royal chariot red, Rare chance at $36. COLUMBIA, 1923—Sport touring. Fina running 6 cyl. Continenta) Red motor, Shock absorbers, bumpers, glasy eldo shiclds, extra tire, mo tometer suto-wiper, step plates, mirror. Tires 32x4 (nearly new.) A handsome, powerful and eacy riding car for $375. Tour chance to buy a good used Ford, backed by the reputation of the largest Ford dealer In north- orn Connecticut, Here are a epectale, Many more to chooee trom, FAIGE—~Light elx chummy d{-pses road- The most comfortable car of type. Good tires, paint new last spring. Curtains in as warm a3 gome coupes. Enubbers and ex- tra tire, Bargain at $250, Fordor New tires, $350.00. Tudor (2), $360.00. Sedan, $250.00 Teuring (4), $76:00 to $178.0 Readsters (4), $40.00 to $240.00, # Post Trucks (2), $100 0, JEWETT, 1024—coupe, y DedesiZouing s100it08 Run §,400. Enubhers, spars tire. beauty, Price way bejow the mar- ket 8mall down paymenta, Pay as you nde, WHITMORE PAIGEJEWETT CO., LMER AUTO cg & i 319 EAST MAIN BTREET. 22 MAIN ST, PAONE 151, TELEPHONE SEE MR. GOSSELIN. ' 2310, HUDEON & ESSEX UBED CAR DEPT. OFFERS THESE SELECTED VALUES 1936—Hudson Coach, balloon tires, small mileage, new paint and perfect condition throughout. Priced to sell. OVERLAND USED CAR DEPT. 1928 Ford coups 1923 Ford sedan. Ford tourings, (3). models. , Overland tourlng, Overland touring 876, Ci nd roadster. Overland closed dellvery truck Bulck 6 touring, $76. R, 0. RUDOLPH, 127 CHERRY BT. PHONB 3081-3, T MAIN 8T, PHONB 2131, Late 1523 1921 1928 1219 1924—Chrysler touring, excelelnt con- dition, many extras, and priced less than “haif of the price of a new one. 1924—~Hudson Sedan, balloon tires and thoroughly reconditioned, priced low, will trads for lighter car. 1223—Mazxwell eport touring, paint new, good tires, and fully equip- ped. Two to chooss from. 1323—Nash touring has had very e careful usage, priced right. 1924—Ford touring, looks and runs 1lke new, a chance to save $75. Priced lower than any place fn the elty. 1924—Hudson Coach, abeolutely right throughout, $100. Duco paint job, attractively priced. 1928—Hudson Bpeedster, thoroughly overhauled and repainted at a price that you cannot afford to mise, 1924—Maxwell touring, small miles, had excellent care. Make us an SPECIAL USED CAR SAL® Dodge Brothera coupe, 1923, Uodge Brothers screen dol' Ford tudor, 1924, Nash sedan, 192¢. Mavwell sedan, 1928, ¥ord touring, (2), 1923. Ford touring. 192. Nash touring car, 1923. Nash coupe, 1924, 1928, A. G. HAWEER, 1922—Cleveland Bedan, ed. Perfect mechanically, all accessory equipment, ¢ brand Dew tires, one spare, and extra, good buy at our price. Newly paint- 58 ELM 6T, PHONE 2458, 2] good open cars that one STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT. considerable saving in com- Studebaker, 1925 Duplex. Studebaker, 1925,8pec. coach, Buick, 1833 7-pass. tourt, Bulck, 1923 Bport roadster. Chevrolet, 1924 Sport touring. Studebaker, 1922 Big 6 sedan. Dodgs, 1921 Gedan. HONEYMAN AUTO BALES CO., 139 ARCH BT. TEL. 3543, ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO, 318 ARCH ET. PHONE 360, THAT'S HIS HAND ICAP - HE's ENTITLED T (7, TODAT'S OUTSTANDING USED CAR VALUES “WINNING AND HOLDING _GOOD- WILL" I8 OUR WATCH-WORD IN SELLING USED CARS JUST AS IT IS IN BELLING THE NEW OAKLAND 8IX. WE INVITE YOU TO PUT US TO THF ‘r!!s; BY BUYING YOUR USED CAR HERE. OAKLAND COACH, 1926 This car has one only 2600 miles. OAKLAND TOURING ENCLOSURE, 1824 In A-1 condition. As good & car as you may wish to bave. FORD COUPE, 1924 Tou could not do better by buylng & new one. This one is just as good. Fully equipped. ETAR BEDAN, 1523 Drive your car in comfort th! for alittle money, good shape. winter This one s in very MAXWELL TOURING, 1823 Raconditioned and repainted. Priced very low. WE 8TICK TO OUR POLICY OF SERV- ICING FREE OUR USED CARS A& WELL A8 THE OLD ONES. OUR TIME PAYMENT PLAN WILL BAVE YOU MONET. NO INSURANCE REQUIRED ON TIME BALES. THE HARDWARE CITY MOTOR CoO., SIX ELM ST. PHONE 2 OPEN EVENINGS N Auto Parts and Accessories 1 FEDERAL AND LEE TIRES—Wet and dry storage batteries. J. M. Farrell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone 1368, HARTFORD BATTERIES—When yoo get tire. or_batters trouble for road, guiek ®arvice call 3603, R & V. Tire and Battery Co, 361 Myrtie 8%