New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1930, Page 22

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227 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1930. XA AR S:4 ) —————— [ The “American ,Co T e ——— R\\ N W@lo Beauty and | Truthful Auto Thief : ,3(;\\ unul volume. re-| D Y 2, Trio Bluffs Police Officer ‘ i i Sl WMEDNESDAY N : remark Eastern Daylight Sayving Time X ) ‘ Llon s ho was : $ s fluctua —W TIC. Hartford—106( 395—WJZ. New York—760 YOUR OLD WATCH ACCEPTED AS FIRST PAYMENT You trade in your old automobile or radio for a : GraL0 R e uees o tisnore. | : . b new one—why not your old fashioned time-piece ——_— | Sr. N2 { for a beautiful 1930 model wrist or pocket watch. Bcmeer HJARDWARE DEMAND ]S [mo d 2loK: Investigate this TRADE-IN SALE PLAN! You'll 1 Ken STEADILY ]NGREAS]NG o : be surprised at the liberal allowance we'll make > g o) you on your o'd watch. Hizh Temperatures Stimulate De- We will accept vour old watch or jewelry as a mand for Articles Usually Not | 5o Yot i = first payment and you have a full year to pay the Sold Till Mid-Summer Scason | Pf f 2 balance in weckly payments. l T/Ifollgll tlle Slahc] % L‘ 1o ho ‘\ v Y M — o c : ileanic ‘ Hamiltons, 1llinois, Elgins, Walthams, Howards, ; e | L us to AR D = Bulovas are all offered in this sale at their L e - s i ilcots er's family STANDARD ADVERTISED CASH PRICE — on 2 \ i are Age v ay n credit—and a liberal allowance on your old watch. FOR BEST RESULTS 4 ral| USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Wear a new wa you are paying for it —————————— —immediate delivery of rticle purchased. WE RENT AND REPAIR ARCADE STUDIO of course. Rl ——— of REAL VALUES T]fi@ FiTSt C@St | . . . take this house for example. May Be the Biggest Cost o llL lf DOGbD t L()bt LnDngh Sl.x fine rooms myL.lnu)lnim,cvet south of Ten Acre, large sun porch, fireplace, LECONOMY DOESN'T START WITH POOR master bedroom, fine heating plant, two- PAINT AND A POOR PAINTER. QUITE THE car garage, heautiful lot 70x216. CONTRARY. GOOD PAINT PLUS A PAINTER " X THAT KNOWS HIS BUSINESS WILL RESULT [N A SAVING OF 8150 ON MANY A PAINT JOB. AN ACTUAL EXAMPLE OF THIS IS SEEN ne price $13,000 NOT FAR FROM THE (ENTER, WHERE A HOUSE WAS CHEAPLY PAINTED (POOR With $2,000 cash necessary PAINT AND CHEAP WORKMEN)—AT A SAV- and a liberal arrangement for ING OF 8100. APPARENTLY THE JOB WAS the balance. | ; WELL DONE YET, IN TWO YEARS, THE PAINT COMMENCED TO (RACK AND PEEL. New H TO REPAINT IT, IT WAS NECESSARY TO SCRAPE EVERY PARTICLE OF PAINT FROM 3 Our listings include a number of other out- THE HOUSE AT AN ADDITIONAL COST OE > standing “buys” — well worth the careful NEARLY §200. AND THE SURFACE OF THE consideration of the man who buys when HOUSE WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AS IT “times are right.” ‘And “times are right” - BECAME PITTED AND SCARRED BY THE —today. e HARMFUL CHEMICALS USED IN THE POOR PAINT. ‘ Storrs—G00 YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT A 1 BOYLE JOB. IT'S PERFECTIN EVERY WAY. " THE W. L. COMPANY mecrhE) o o 24 WASHINGTON STREET i =N DOYICLE 35 FRANKLIN SQUARE . A Telephone 3400 e BR'TAlN REAL ESTATE . . . INSURANCE . . . MORTGAGE LOANS =, , g [ ——— By J. P. McEVOY and J. H. STRIEBEL [ SAY THE OLD MAN'S 60T A OF COURSE | GAWE. HIM E! HE WANTS TO SEND . Wl e | GREAT IDEA HE'S SURE. A FEW HUNCHES — 05‘?0"5 PROGRAM ON A YOURE. T00 \ GEE /1 wAS \\ ON A CLASSICAL 2\ BT DO YOU KNOW SHORT WAVE. SO THAT FRESHA ! YOV | NEVER TALKED -2 MUSICAL SPREE TR b= SENUS)) ALLTHE WORLD WILL NEED SOMEONE ) |\ 10 LIKE THAT NOW IN A LARGE. =L 2o Do? HEAR. ABOUT ONCE WiLL |\ TO GIVE YOU A \ BEFORE., ASIRN7Y WAFFLEHEIMER'S OUGH [ h i SreAT STORE_ ) BC inu?oF ‘ 'S‘MA.RVELOUS/ \ ORI COUNTRIES | CAN THINK w W I /.1 s 22 State Street Hartford, Conn.

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