New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1926, Page 30

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For and Ready Reference. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE [NSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 09 a8 2 .28 35 36 ¥o ... 1 $1.60 vearly Order Rates Upon Application Count § 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 Clagsified Page op Same Day 0 A M Ads Accepted Over for convenlence of customers. Call 925. Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator Notify the Herald at once If your 1d te incorrect Not responsible for >rrors after the first Insertion REBEARSALS NOT TRUE STAGE LIF Do Not Reflect What Actually Goes On New York, Dec. 17 (P—Rehears- als, whether of opera, musical comedy or motion picture, are en- grossing work, lacking the glamor that audiences associate with stage life, They are business-like affairs, during which the artists and direc tors apparently forset all else. Even noises of mechanical activities that give the stage the appearance of a workshop are little heeded, except | Quiek | | line line Iine tor 8at. the Telephone in the opera rehearsal when ears are attuned to musical notes that must be faithfully executed. Bored When Off Stage Visitors are distract and ther fore barred. But here is an ide of what takes place In the center of a stage a edian is going through his ness.” Suddenly a cue is given and a young man ding a melody out of A zen girls in workir s—dresses, bathing suits or costumes that look like rompers—dance to the sta followed by the chorus men, auto matically smi and begin singing Soon the mi chort miles way come- dian picks up re he left It is a musical rd at work ast are serio on the st ir tur bored. Pro; meanwhile a West Main Street Girl Gets the $1 Little Annia *“So and So” al- most won the dollar in the clas- sified ad poetry contest now be- ing conducted by the Herald and but for a most extraordinary chain of events she would now be the proud possessor of the prize. The judge though it was dandy nd took the poetry about “Bird- ies and Buttercups” up to man- ger Barrett of the Capitol thea and attempted to have him read it to the patrons of the thea- ter. After heated words, the mat- r was left to Al Volz who live in the store next door because of the floral tinge to the poetry. The poetry seemed to anger Al who threw the judge out in the street and made matters worse by throwing a lily out after him. In r that the judge won’t have to run by there the next time he goes up that way he will have to print something nice about the pretty flowers and the rare bar- gains the shop has especially fq the holiday: couple of young windows best one feels while in Al's shop, and the words were: ‘Gee, ain't it beautiful.” After that boost for Al the judge expects him to feel better toward the well meaning poetry judge. The judge expects a nice bouquet for his button 1 com- “busi st piano, a 10 a dc out is ant the nd pat its 1 s ter comedy compa ile th re nering ords on the rches oblivious of the Some blocks a dles looking in th xpress how The winner today s Loul Herwig of 586 West Main street, who submits the followin, Lamps of Aladdin's time we know, Went out of style quite long ago. jut now in Spring & Buckley Goi, Youw'll sce a fine array of them on show. The rules:i— 1. The subject for the 8 lines of poetry or under, should be se- lected from the Herald classified ald 3. be on SILK SCARFS sca d to Her. vy Judge, Must be address ied Ad Poet ritain Herald, City. Name and addr e poetry. I Ilashion's smartest ! o should are shown here in exqu site ombre effects, pal patterns $1.95 $2.95 on background of enti pastel blues being rehearsed under different con- ditions. Opera Is Different tage a duet being sung. Workmen are shifting scenery and properties, arranging the lights and performing other mechanical tasks. But their movements are quiet and the noise of their labor is muffled. A Coal Shovel As a Christmas Gift? fWhen all is said and done, the honest-to- goodness useful-every-day gift is the logical choice. On tt f[Coal shovels, snow shovels, Pyrex oven ware, roasters, carving sets, household scales, and a hundred other items, will always fit right into the household program. 1 A set of Stanley Tools, made up in combina- tions from $2.00 to $15.00, will prove a hig sensation with the hoy or his papa. f[Flexible Flyers, Racer-Racers, and other models of sleds in all sizes and prices. 1 fSkating outfits, skates, skis, hockey sticks, are among our unusually wide variety of sporting goods for the boys and girls 88 fAnimated toys and attractive nuambers in well constructed novelties for the children. Electric Irons, Heates Lights 18k contrivances — Toasters, Waille 5, Flashlights, Christmas Tiee and other geod num- fAs we have often ¢ What do you want? We have it. Come in and loo ERP 73 Arch St. Tel. 108 fware Meant for Hardwear® around. FEW BRITAIN DATLY HERLALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1926. ANNOUNCEMENT Burial Lots, Mousuments t BURIAL™ VAULTS—Concrete and rein forced; water-proot, hermetically wealed B. Vault Co. Phone 47 15, | AUTOMOTIVE ] ——————————r i | | Auto and Truck Agencies o Garuge, 39 Iast Main 8t | | AUTOMOTIVE ——eed Autos and rucks for Sale 9 LEXINGTON-—1923 touring car In_ very Jlont condition. Selling with guarantee. C. A, Bence,. v Tel. 2215, good Chestnut 50 NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS 123 Oak St Munuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and letter cut ting our speciaity “Saler and Co. 22 AKER MOTOR Albro Motor Phone 260 | WILLYS-KNICHT AND OVERLAND | AGENCY —Sales and Service Fine ino- Peloin Garage and Motor Belot Prop.. 115 | Sales Death Notices 14, Stokes, aged | Funeral service at 28 Melntyre Villa Park, Bro N mber 15, R. wife years. St., Armour Thursday, Dec Interment, Providence, Florists 3 BOSTON FLRNS—Very reasonaole prices | Sandelll's Greenlouss, 218 Oak 8t |* Phone 2643-12 | | VARIETY—of cut flowers and :d plants for all occaglons. Flower sarden Greemhouse, 1163 Stanley St Phone 382 GUT FLOWERS—potted piants, plcasing variety. Speclalizing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouse, 517 Church street 8 Finder return to Harten, of Martin C. For Sale oupes. 1924 ape and priced | Chestnut St Tel | Both are low. C. A. in_excel B! Driven dition and is low. Phonc TOURIN: night road 2 Ford fourings, 19 ing and many other 127 nd tour- | Rudolph makes. e Lost and Found NCH —Of Keys_lost. eorge DODGE de- lvery tion reen ] 50 Chestnut OF KEYS—Lo: ! and Maglo St DELIVE 3y lost Liberal reward. Ck and tan, Airedal good _condl good “or sale, with extra | on, tires. | USED CAR DEPT. Essex Coach Durant Coach Dort Touring Car Studebaker Touring Car Dodge Touring Ford Sedan OLDSMOBILE 1916 1925 Oldsmobile New Britain Co., Inc. 4 Eim St Tel. 2900. NDUCEMENTS FOR OF W SPECIAL BALANCE CHEVROLET COACH $515 In condition 1028 FORD COUPE .. ? .L. $326 tires. Good condition PMOBILE 5 New tires. COUPE s .8 Mechanically O, K. SUPERIOR Church St. AUTO CO. 125 Tel. 211, Touring License number 42346. | e e st., 1st_floor. {LEXINGTON, 13 Tost, TAEEE | aow. Ger. white. itire-| A Henss - to A B, Sl MARWELL= NCH POODLE—W apots, . lost 1, tho Return Phone 53 s Chestnut ~coups overha Benee, anteed. C. Tel. 2215, Looks very a of d black and turn h, Hit with brown to 211 High St cquipment 2215, “Police 2 lost, dog, wolf gray ar 1 or stolen. Reward ples Finder phone Tomnter, Louls Moretti, LOST—White _and _ black wers to name Sport. 68 Derby St PEART, FRATERNITY PI Thursday. Reward it returned ald_office. BUICK DEMONSTRATORS to Her- | Buicks— Personars PHROTOGRAPHS—Taken all (i will be finished for Christmas. Photos taken evenings, Studlo open every eve- ning 1l 8:30. Arcade &tudio. ven loss new car guar- | AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies 8 | BUTCK MOTOR GARS—Bales and Service | Capltol Bulck Co.. 193 Arch St Phone | 2607 DILLAC CARS—Saleas & Bervice, Motor Co. “A Reliahle Coucern.” West Main St Tel 3000 A TRYSLER—4 and 6 Salcr and service Bennett Motor Sales Co. 250 Arch 8t | _Phone 2852, | CHEVROLET MOTOR CA service. Superior Auto Company. | _Chureh st Phone 211 | DODGE_BROTHERS—Sales and Service S. & F. Motor Sales Corp.. 1129 Stanley | | CAPITOL BUICK CO. Arch St Phone 2607, | | | Lash | a & ¢ DXCEPTIONAL CAR BARGAINS HUPMOBILE | coup COUPE buy ally good at St _Phono 731 FORD CARS—and truc! tractors. Sales and Service Auto Co., 22 Main St. Tel. 1513 3 | FORD CARS—trucks and Forason tractors. | Sales and Service. Berlin Anto Sales | Borlin._Holmquist Bros.. Prop. | FRANKLIN CARS—The car for 10 yeare | Saice and Service 453 West Main 8 Tel 3696 TUPMOBILE AND STAR- Sales roome and service department Burritt Mot Salea Co. 240 Hartford Ave. at Staniey St Tel. 1495 T\SH notor_care Salesr and Bervice A G Eim Street Shone 24 ND PONTIAC- Baler and ser Products of Genera: Motars C. A. Bence, 50 Chestnut §t. Tel 2215 *AIGE AND JEWETT - Sales and Service Whitmore Palge & lewstt Cn 319 Ea Main §t. near Elm. Phone 2810 MOTOR ™ CARS AND TRUCKS- Kenneth A1 rle & Co Galer and Servico; cor Elm and Park &ts Phone | 2110, Local agents for Gahrel Snubbere and Fordson Elmer SUPERIOR AUTO COMPANY 125 Church PACK o fully & | trade Bee the aew Hawker SSEX COAC YMAN 129 HUPMOBILE 1 AND STAR 8 “Shhh! Shhh!" the stage director ses and the indiscreet blows of a hammer cease. Then the director turns a dark look on the chorus crowded in the wings and the un- | dertone of conversation in several languages subsides. Artistic tempe ment is not ruffled by any unnec disturbances. cross the city scenes are being rehearsed in a motion picture studio. A small orchestra of string instru ments is playing a throbbing piece The villain walks onto the set and harasses the heroine. In different parts of the studio carpenters are ing industriously and noisily. | Just off the set are actors and ex- | tras waiting to be called. They, too, find it irksome business as they talk in low tones, read or stroll about aimlessly. (looks ke BURRITT 240 Ha CADILLAG ts and Accessories 11 & AUTOMOTIVE | Service Stations, Repairing 17 Moving, Storing, ( BusiNEss sERVICE ] —— EMPLOYMENT — Help—Women_Wanted 4 2 Crating | GYLINDERS REBORED—Stop that oll pumping and piston elap! Get better gas and ofl mileaget We will rebore your cylinders without removing motor trom chassie, install new pistons, new riugs, piston pins and bushings, grind valves, take up on bearings, Ilneup con- necting rods, at a flat rate price. Phone, call or write, Charland's Auto Service Station, 430 Main 8t., opposite East Main St. Tel. 1544. RADIATOR REPAIRING—Low FURNISH! A H 1366 STANLEY ST. Furniture Meving. HARRIS, Motor Trucking. | CINDERS AND FILL{NG MATERIAL | CAPABLE—GITl to help with housewor | Small family, good home. 30 Uphiil St., Hartford. Tel. | COMPETENT _ 8T PHER—at X, | W. C. A. Apply or tel. 1005 for ap- pointment between hours of 9-5, WAITRESS—Wanted, Soda Shoppe, 6 | West Main st. | WOMEN—Earn big money making bun- zalow aprons at home during spare || time. Enclose addressed stamped en- ED PHONE 2459 price Quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed Kew England Radiator Worke. 35 Ea Maln 8t near A Phone 860, STARTING—Iighting and ignition, electric parts and service. Clark's Auto Electric and Repair, 409 West Main St. Tel. 3001 trucking and hauling ashes removed. Will sonable rates. Maln Cigar store. Tel. 4633 during day, after 6 p. BILL DOHERTY'S EXPRESS—Movin, contract for velope for particulars. Rosemary Apron Asbury_Park, N. J. GIRL—Wan(cd at_once for Iig , housework in family steady positios Hartford. Tol. Cellars cleane: rea- St. office, Park Call any time m. call 114 AUDY'S BATTERY SERVICE—Succestor to Gould Battery Service. Same addrese 170 E. Main 8t. Tel. 708. Gould Bat- terfes and Auto Klectric Servic RAYBESTOS BRAKE—Service Station. Brakes relined and adjusted on ehort potice. Clark's Auto Electric epa Re- pair Station, 409 W in St fel 3001 FTOWING AND WRECKING—24 hour movil Office, 79_Roberta Bt. FURNITURI trucking of all kinda. | soRs tance moving. Tel. 4459. FGHNSON BROUS.—Furniure g. Speclal rates for nd piano | Situations_Wantcd—Men NCIAL—Dookkecping _ systems 1a- for “small businesscs, hy of lonz experience. Perlodical at moderate fee. Write 25-X, Herald. e part positiHn PTB, Box 15-P, and piano | long distance | — Phone 3379-4. | FINA; moving; genera) | Stalled Geo H. Bmedley. | CHINE 0 TLEMAN—30, 0 Dbookkecper, Write ald 199 Chestnut 8t as He service. Judd's Garage, 41 Pleasant Bt | Tel. 2132, ing, §t. Tel 2733-2, JOSEPH ARBOUR & S0ON—General truck- New York trip dally | 46 Whting | FINANCIAL STORAGE—for rooms. Hardware Schultz. 1099-3. Turnitu BUSINESS SERVICE ] _— Barbers, Hairdressers, Masscuse 18 City Stor: Tel. 24 or A. Dry and clean and safe. re. Individual The ge. Call B. W . Hurlbut. Tel ) meat market for saie. § St. Business Opportuniti GROCERY—And ng oad VICTORY~Modern barber shop in all re- spocts. We specialize In Iadles hair cut Excellent service. 73 Churchb 8t G. A Blancot! Building and Contract 19 Painting, Paper | AN"OLD HOUSE—fs mad paint and new wall pa mit an estimate. Mor, 'A‘hnmhg! Inc. 411 M; y_To Loan HOUS Hanging 2 de new with fresh per. Let us sub- gan, Kingsl & ain St. Tel. 534 KOOMI excellent busin sale on account 2- Herald. [ Tocated, doiug eniences, for Write Box .0! illness. BUY FIRESTONE TIRES HiGH PRESSURE AND TIRES. GASOLINE, OILS, D ICE. CLARK'S SORY SHOP, 138 SOUTH PHONE 1590, BALLOON GRUASE AUTO ACC MAIN ST. AJAX TIRES and Grafild Brake Lining— ghorn Mutor Parts Co. Parta for all Elm, cornra Bast_Main, L AND LEEK TIRES—Wet and iry storago batteries. J. M. Farrell, sckwell Ave. Cor, Webster fill Tel [EADQUARTERS Tires. Budd Auto Arch St Tel. 3939, Gord 161 Tor _ General Products Co., GOODYEAR CORDS Let us quote you on exchanging roold tires. Wo make you a fair allowance RE-TIRE AT O'NEIL'S. O'NEIL TIRE 39 WASHINGTON & BATTERY CO., 8T PHONE 900. —United Statos Tires and Service. P & Battery Co. 261 Myrtle St KALO BAT' Tubes. Tire & Phone 359 ERI PARTS--Tircs and tubes wrecked and burned cars 125 Elm St. Tel. 2315-5, ‘otorcycles and Bicycles BICYCLES REPATRED—all makes, expert service. Kconomy Sport Shop, successor to “Hadfleld's,” 15 Main St. Service Stations, Repairing 17 'TO REPAIRING—Done in_your own garage {f desired Al makes of cars. srbert B Barth, 113 Commonwealth ATTOMOBILE _PA lacquer low worls, Auto Filling expert Minute Francis Square D nd acetylene welding, carbon emoved Hardware Clty Welding Com- a ik t St.. rear Tel. 2132 ST RADIATOR WORKS-- Leake patred. new corce installed, bodler and tanders quickly repaired Best equipped ehip_‘n town 107 Arch St Phone 1709 8. Wolt. Prop. sue. to Huitquist Bros. ARCH GOODYEAR TIRES PREST-O-LITB BATTERIES. INSTANT BERVICE. WHEN DELAYS ARE COSTLY CALL O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY, TEL. 200 | 30 WASHINGTON ST. TARBON BURNED - While you wall Brakes rellned on short notice. Auto Repatr Co.. rear 94 Hartford Ave. Phone 1637 109 AUTO ELE Nrarting Franklin §q. C. AND NASH — car tuned up and gor the winter months. Lower ture requires eome adjusting explain. Cars calied for and B Morans Garage, Tel. 284 (DIATORS—Quick Service. ixpert attention, low rates; don't let amall leake lead to heavy repalr expenee fendere stralghten- len St OIS Nighting A 110 Abetz Have your 12 AND Sales Co. TERAL REPAIRING cn tow calls Pnlaca Garage, 39 Eaet St0h icx available day and nig ington Gara Phone 1735 SK'PPY DID YA GET OFF YA LETTER 70 SANTY CLAvs ? | 15 Thalring | 113% | GARCLAY TILE & MARBLE CO.—Tlle | for all decorative and sauitary purposes, Pressing_and_Tailoring 29 WE OFE YOU CLOTHES—called for Ye London Valet Shop, §5 Maln St 'Ph | terrazal, walis, ceilinge, floors. Cost is a small, benefit great. 443 Arch St. Phone | 3690 rervice la loan that | cou | CLO to mako friendly an money. expen servic us. 1t or our Chrl: nd delivered by Yo London i 8 ot BIRD'S NEPO! TT ROOFING—Preparo | for the coming snows and cold | weather. Let us estfnate the cost for Frank PATRING—Done on Colling Co., P. O, Phono 66 R vou Wanted To Render Services Box 71 The Berlin and see us. We Lend Note the e $5 monthly, brick work, 91, to terms: plus Up ] to Housekeepers lawful f{nterest, re- Nair, Inc, 647-548 Main 21 ALFRED JOHNSON—excavating, grad- tng, bullding, etone and taking out ashes. 60 Mill St. Tel. 1497-13. PAUL ZEHLER—-Roofer, slate, gravel, ai phalt, tin and sbingle roofs. New or_repairing. _Phone 1490. CHIMNEY —iepalring and general maeon and plastering work, Work guaranteed J 1 Mclarney 68 Garden Phone §91 §TASON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR— fienry P. Dowd, Motel Washington Pl HOUSE WIRING—Estimates (urnished Have your work done now Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main St. Phone 2504 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION—L. O. Zet- terman, 176 Shuttle Mendow Ave. Phone '1621. _Portland Cement. SHINGLES—(in_and paper roofing, Arm- co gutter and conductors installed by Thomae F. Fitzpatrick & Co.. 215 Park Business Service Rendered 20 GAKBER & LASHER—For all Kinde of concrote wdtk. Call us _Tel 1666 " E Printing, Johbing, | 680 BEDDING—Have your ‘Mattresses, box epring: rendVated and remade return same day. New order. Upholstering. ding Co. b plano and get $10 val discord. C. A. Humph DANCE Dmerson Studio, the lat in Clog, n, Black and Dramatic Adults or Childr 10 p. m. Tel. 613 CE! E 150 Are ¢ and Hdwre. City Bed- 60_Tremont Bottom pays $60 monthl; pays mor, pays $ monthl, paya mont pays $200 monthly pavs 3300 $75 or $160 Doe: vt 90 or $120 loan. plus lawful interest, $140 rcash loan. lawful interest, loan, tawful loan, plus lawful cash loan. reduces the Interc cash logr. Stattonery Interest, 1o ST MAIN E HOUSE work done now | s, cushions, ete. cqaul to new and bedding made to 86 $7 To. 58 roc ash plus cash 510 Interest. roc $15 tuterest, 1o St Phone 3725 3725 | Evory irmon e, rey. for _your Wo eliminate | Phoue 2047, Call, write or 'phone BENEFICIAL LOAN SO 101 RAPITAEL BLDG. SECON! 90 WENT MAIN STRI between Washington and Ilig TEL. 1-9-1-3 30 TURDAYS 9 the and Bo ETY ) FLOOR aT OF a Licensed st to § by = W. Main t baliroom steps! Stag, et, Russlan, Ex- Also Elocution Private Ypen 11430 o nd_n TERIOR DECORATIONS—flags, _etc 11 on our service for socials and wed- dings. Eddy Awning ani Decorating Co.,_231 Arch § Dressmaking and Millinery | ORBSSMAKT dressmaking, ftute Method. St Tel. 2088 SSMAKING—and _remodelling. Haswell, 132 South Main St high _school STEIN ROT HAUS o Phone 6 VALENCTA DPED D IT 3910 or 1 IN 23 i—remodclling. Ciassos in private lessons. Woman's Jano E. Gl 14 Pros- Telin opposite BLDG. $5.00 FROM 10 TO 10 Schultz & Costello, 242 Maln i \ LIVE STOCK COLL 8t. G Al"\l!l; 16-w WALTZ - Pets Gston terrior sale, Write Box fo pups hemstitching, 19 Walnut TEMSTITCHING — Pinking Satisfaction guarantced Bradbury and Turnbull, 11-17 Wallace 8t. Phone 3151- | | W or 134-3 | | AEMSTITCHING —neatly done; alra but- | tone covered at 1 Prospect 8t bre Alorecht Tel 3279-W COLLECTOR—A] ful for credit clothin, and _buttons. Dycing and Cleaning .Jnly n Mae 5 ndred For Autom: multiple all Pla 23 CADIES & GENTS=suits dry cleaned and |9 preesed, 3100 Flannel and scige diese es cleaned and preseed 8125 Sutts | sponged and pressed, 60c Garments of | all kinde cleaned and dyed at reason able prices (Goods callea for and dellv. | ered St Cleaning Co.. 229 North St Tel. 2884 Branch offlce. 203 Main | St Tel. 0175 | CLEANTNG—and dyelng s our excluelve comm M and weakiy. securit honesty Writo ssion xper ol Bo: racter and Herald, serew A single andard il B Dindle el welghing ME ‘ IRCHANDISE Articles For 3 Pl tubings, bailers zo store. oximately 0 in cash as unnecossary, but very essential. A sale £ . mechinaty, ser for ea e, | business. Garments of all descriptions, draperfes, porticres and curtaine clean- ed dyod Satfefaction guarantced New Biitaln Dry Cleaning Corp.. 95 West Main St Phone 1323-3. | or the cou fo hag good can B ¥ salesman who seliing. Very those that Insurance—Al Kinds | ACCIDENT— Auto:mobile and Life. & Fidelity bonds. s, 131 Main, 21 Burety Phillp M Fagan, Gen Room 3 nnd 4. Tel 3121 us pay | | Zbout | Zeldes, 62 Willow &t e of re-nrrang- can use one experienca in position for Call at 125 at 71 good ., P 335 Main St. Tel Ative Accident Mgr i perien Muin J 2031 |* utual Must and and Ot B. " and | reliabllity, lo, I by U Insurance between 25 A G commis p. m. o 259 Main St, Trust Co telephone 414 c ent Equipment 5% all makes, and | adding machines. Britain Types PARKER & DEMING GENKRAL INSURANGE A 193 MAIN ST, ENCY AND DIE MALEF ed on FASTENEL TOES and cul: employe LIDE SEW_ENC | Booth's Block arz. Louls M Telephone New Bt 1566 Schmlde, RBritain by Jas. Shep. 259 Main St and Harttord 26! confidence nd past in detall. BOX 16- Moving. Storing, Crating Lygh s oW Dritain Furniture motor express. | reasonabi atl FOR YOUR and o READ HERALD CLASS faln o eult any or businese purpos In all wsizes and weights Prices start at $26 Adkine Printing Co., Stationery and Oice Ovt- hurch st i haw Walker. Olive ptional value at $:0. Stationery and of- SR— tools used GA as to prosent | and expertence | Lad files, made green finh Adkins P:intin; el | fice outfitrers, FIED ADS WANTS : T. 8 T th Main St WELLWHATSE YA Do FOR XMAS? No. (DIpN'T GET ME LETTER OFF |— To SANTY POLLY AND HER PALS Al DONT BE A CHuMP Your ) LIFE, SAML. THE REASON L POLLY'5 50 SWEET LATELY, 16 ) BECAUSE CHRISTMAS 15 oMLY & EIGHT DAYS OFF: i Sl | | ° Y26 by Newapaper Feature Servie. I What is 515, 1 KAOW || 1= CHRISTMAS a Car? Tis? 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