New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1927, Page 12

12 NEW Mfigfifi%’“fi%&fl”"Ss“p'i?xfiFcé'FrFaN“??f'fif\?&°6'§L§|Lxs- Today Is Centenary of “Father of Modern Surgery” riden—William H. w H Clark, 30, . dies from injuries hen car ho was driving side bill board morning, injuring Bridgeport—Convinced there danger of Park City's 15 | losing | e I t to ¢ 5" salaries if high- ONITOR BUILDER DIES AT 97 YEARS Veteran Iron Worker Helped! Gonstruct Early Locomotives Mileage Tax Is Biggest of All When you buy a car or motor truck, mileage is what you are really paying for. Rough streets, muddy roads, and narrow pavements cut vehicle mile- age. They multiply mileage costs. Compa{ed to these costs, license fees and gasoline taxes are insignificant. When your public officials widen and pave your roads and streets with concrete, they are reducing your big- gest outlay—the mileage tax. Portland Cement Concrete is the only paving material capable of re- taining indefinitely the smooth, even surface which is built into it by the paving craftsman's skill ¢ both bodies, > will be held n One of Rarest Diseases (laims Life of Child T A 4 P tri Ask for our booklets about Concrete Pavements—they are free. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 347 Madison Avenue NEW YORK A national organization to improve and ays Pres ual repo t Methodist and church. ¢, with blood st rs removed. OME woman has a New Easy Washer—some woman has her wash-days forever made lighter —some woman will stay younger; look fresher; save time, money and clothes because of the New Easy that washes and damp-dries at the same time. creased to 46.9. The average asg« of women a ed, however, fron 1.4 in 1911-13 to 41.1 in 1024-26 ... BOOZE DEATHS IN May ;\ct. Tonight on = * Multipied Four Times in the o> : Last Six Years e was 464 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 6 it had in- FOR BEST RESULTS | “Tea is a Blessing” "SALADA" TEA . is of inest quality. Drink “SALADA". s 0 ey 'woman madc happy -+ « it might as well be you No long piece by r clothes are so dry they only need a few min- 1tes in the sun. Blankets, bath towels and such pieces, come out er do you have to handle wet clothes, piece. Just move a lever, and in a jiffy without waiting a day longer. It won't cost you one penny, for all you have to do is call up the nearest Easy dealer, and on your regular washday the New Easy will be on the job, ready to do a whole week'’s washing for you. If you should want to keep the extend the uses of concrete Offices in 31 Cities POLICE GUARD HOSPITAL ill Keep ed properly, . Milk Ic rif it is pasteuriz ¢ pasteu tion renders many of the organisms that cause milk to spoil inactive. Try our milk much better it surprised ! and see how keeps—you'll be EX-OUPICER A SCICTDE J.E.SEIBERT & SON Pasteurized Milk & Cream CMake Sure Its Seiberts” PHONE ~ 1720 A 437 PARK ST.. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ned by police. ~f the Easy’s dryer with a delightful soft fluffiness. You won't find dees wrinkles in the clothes, nor a single broken button. Think of the ironing and Why can’t you be the next woman to have a New Easy in your home and see for yourself the New Easy permanently, you can make a smali down payment and it stays right there, saving you time, work, money and clothes for years and years. amazing way it washes, damp®dries, and handles the water—all at the same time? It will cost you nothing to see this wash-day miracle. We will lend you a New Easy, put it in your home, and you may watch it do a whole week's washing free. With your own eyes you will see the Easy's large tub take a great big eight-sheet batch of clothes and get them spotlessly clean. At the same time you will see the Easy’s drying tub take another eight-sheet batch and damp-dry them ready for the line in three minutes. Think of it—sixteen double sheets (or the equal in other clothes) washed and damp-dried together—time absolutely cut in half. sewing time saved! The New Easy’s marvelous water-circulating sys- tem tales the suds, the rinse water and the blue water that are whirled from the clothes in the dryer, and returns each to its proper place. It even empties thewasher for you when you're all through washing. But that is not all. Underneath the washtub is a special gas heater that keeps the water at an even temperature and can also be used for sterilizing. MODEL M This is the famous Easy ‘Washer with one-piece alu- minum wringer. The hun- dreds of thousands of these washers in use today have created a permanent de- mand for this model. We shall continue to make it, embodying the same fine materials and unhurried skill, Let us send you a New Easy=—Free Don't wait until all your neighbors have this mod- ern miracle worker. You can see its wonders now, SYRACUSE WASHING MACHINE CORPORATION, Syracuse, N. Y. BARRY & BAMFORTH, 19 Main St., New Britain, Conn. Bristol & Plainville Electric Co., Bristol, Conn. - Murphy Electric Co, Bristol, Conn.