New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930. City Advertisement| Bids will be received from New Britain Coal Dealers under condi- | tions listed below, covering the re- | quirements of city departments for anthracite coal. Bids must be de- livered in the office of the City Clerk not later than 6 p. m. Daylight Sav- | ing Time, Aug. 1. 1930. 1. Coal must be clean and free | from dirt. 2. Point of origin of coal must be given; namely, the mine and mining company producing the coal. 5. Coal must be trimmed back in the bins. 4. After awarding successful bidder must commence deliveries of coal promptly so that those departments requiring coal im- mediately can be taken care of. The contractor shall not de- liver any coal until he has received & written order from the depart- ment requiring the coal. 6. - Weight tickets must be de- contracts, a livered with each load and corres- | ponding duplicates must accompany each invoice. 7. The committee reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. All deliveries shall be under the supervision of the City Sealer of Weights and Measures. 8 The successful bidder or bid- ders are to furnish a personal or surety bond to be for 25 per cent of the amount of the contract. 9. All items are in net tons. 10. Payment for all deliveries will be made thirty d from date of invoice. 11. Prices must be based on the present market. Any increase in the price of coal at the mine or in crease in freight rates may be added during the life of the contract. In the same manner, should any de- creases take place, the City of New Britain is to have the benefit of any such decreases, but under no condi- tion is the contractor to be allowed any increased profit because of any increase in cost or freight rates. Below are listed the requirements of all departments with the capacity of the storage bins of each. Where the storage bins are not enough to accommedate the full specification, it is understood that the deliv are to be divided into cqual parts and that where two or more deliveries are necessary, the contractor will fill the immediately on notice from the city department that the supply of coal is within two weeks of running out. apacity 40 50 Nut Exg Stove Police Dept 100 Municipal Garage Tire Alarm Head- quarters Fire Dept. No. 1 Fire Dept No. 2 Tire Dept. No. 3 Fire Dept No. 4 Fire Dept No. 4 . Tire Dept. House No. 6 Fire Dept. No. . Public Welfare Dept. 10 House House House House House House (3 ton lots) COMMON COUNCIL COMMIT- TEE ON PURCHASE OF COAL FOR CITY DEPARTMENTS. City Advertisement SEWER IN LOWELL STREET Clerk's Office, City of New Britain, Conn., July 28, 1930. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain, has made the following assessments of special benefits or betterments caused by the construction” of a exwer in Lowell Street, from South Btreet to Devens Street, viz: Lowell Strect Front ft. East Side Amedio Bonola Emilia Klucheschesky Green Street Angust Paul Annie Pethliga Mead Street Wladyslaw Chojnowski Joseph Balins Unton Street Mortejaus and Annie Balinkas Anthony Navickas Weszt Side Theresa Ferraris George Swentuskey Green Strect L. L. Maynard, trustee Bladdie Nawitsky Mead Street Charles Naursievicius L. L. Maynard, trustee Upton Street Saiman Yonusonis Rose Yonusonis ... Rose Yonusonis .. 0 Rose Yonusonis .. George E. Peterson Benefi $74.00 60 Total $1,244 Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by or- der of the Common Council. Attest, ALFRED L. THOMPSON, City Clerk SKIPPY large | storage bin | 0 | rested on ) | men's ) |acknowledgment of their innocence: | | HARMONY SESSION PROVES FAILURE: Democrats Go Home After Futile| Efiort to Agree Worcester, Mass., July 20 (P —| |State democratic leaders returned | home today after a stormy “harmony | conference” in which attempts to name a slate of candidates for the | coming primaries had failed. One delegate, State Representative | Richard D. Gleason, Boston, was ejected by police after a fist fight. 1 Disorder reigned during the latter part of the afternoon meeting. No Action Taken C tor 1 day 14 Min Mini The AND Alphabetically 3 days. 6 days. Count 6 words to a line. 1i for errors after the first ADVERTISING SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE THE HERALD LASSIFIED ADS Arranged for and Ready Referencd LINE RATES CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge a3 Quick Prepatd 10 24 Kt .1 line -1 line 1 line us nes to an inch moonlight . imum space 3 lines, mum Book charge 38 centa. Herald will Why not take not be responstblc tnsertion. FOR THIS daily. Look th 12:30 P. M. 9:30 SATURDAY. DAILY No definite action was taken in support of any of the candidates for the senatorial and gubernatorial nominations and the name of Con- gressman Willlam J. Granfield, A (e SRR SRR ) i The NOUNCEMENTS Florists 3 Springfield, was added at the night session to the list of those who have | been proposed for governor. No dis- | SAND! s | BosTON FERNS. Very reasonable y.ices. ELLI'S GREENHOUSE., 225 Oax Telephone 2151-W turbances occurred at the night | meeting. | Lost and Found LOST, lady's green Box 1 Congressman William Connery, ' Lynn, led the fight in the afternoon | to prevent the conference from | Vs end of having Reward Herald on 1o ¥ stone. WILL ben par sponsoring any particular candi- | dates. A resolution he introduced opposing such action was passed by | A who tenr rety Took courts in to Room Elasses from North End 508, Leo Reward par please Bldz., a vote of 26S to Personals The vote was doubted and Chair- | man Frank J. Donahue of the state | committee and said that 523 votes could not be cast with only 480 BE st napht Hall's phone arose RE_ 7TO GET g ha for your dry Pamnt Store, 2505, Tuina cleaning 119 Arch Cleaner's rom Tele- | |accredited delegates. Disturbances | STYLIS arose during a roll call, with the fist H bobbing. fnger waving, t Paul's Be per fight in the back of the hall, and delegates crowded to the platform | The disorder was quieted after ex- In the place where you'll enjoy having ments offered in these ads daily along with you on your vacation? | Herald Classified Ad Headquarters Service Station—Repairing Apartments and Tencments TREMONT Up-to-di W 42—4 room temement. te. Low rental. Middle floor. without garage. Opposite school. Telephone 841-W. TY BT, ST TRI 50—5 room tenement, Ind along the beach ... that's the some music. one of the many used instru- Bargains are offered there ese ads over now and buy. —_— | —————. LBUSI\E S SERVICE i e i 17| Moving, Storing, Freighting 26 FINANCIAL Business Opportunities WEST rent Inquire on_premises. third floor. ST, 7—Three room tenement (o Al modern improvements. $16 a Inquire 2nd floor from 1 to 7 —_— MERCHANDISE Wanted—Articies o luy p. m, WEST modern 68| BT, 186—5 room temement. All NEED MONEY QUICKLY? | Cash L of 3300 or less | smail montniy informatior only charge per month alt per cent lance. 1‘ AN SOCIETY TEL 1943 Toan serv- tial. Our per month on the assau Finance Cor- Leonard Bldg 3%% per n poration, Teley Money Loancd QUICK LOANS 1) (X TWENTY MONTHS TO PAY Entire based arge of th per month or NO INDORSE! MAIN STREET New Leonard Bldg, to 5 p. €at. unul 1 p eveninga until & p. m SMONEY when you need it. Courteous 24 ur service. Only cost is three and one-half per cent per month pald balance. Reliance Loa ner Main and East Main Sts. Tel. Mortgages 9 a Hours m n_ Mon 4299, 48B i improvements. or 4109-R Business Places For Rent ENTIRE second floor, suitable for pool room, ristaurant, etc. Established place. 100% location. Inquire Henry Morans, 373 Main Street Vacation Places For Remt 76 LINTON BEACH—6 room furnished bungalow to rent, st 2 weeks in Au- gust. Also room and board at the New Britain. Phone New Britain 6064-W or Telephone A Vetter price for your rags, . scrap iron, old metal and old furniture. Tel. 6105. D. Shndel, 45 Willow 8t. A GOOD price paid for all kinds of house- | hold fruniture. Peter Jacobs 49 East Main Phone 1983, | FEIGENBAUM & ZELDES, INC sale dealers in gcrap iron. metals, rub- bers, 62 Willow St. Tel. 4640 or 1885. EEAL ESTATE FOR RENT || Apartments and Tenements 69 _' Ll = . CHALKER BEACH—Completely equipped. WELL WORDED aD Week, month or season. Boats inculded. will ba read over dolph. Tel. 2051-W. Rent your tenement the : with K, Crouch Road, Florence 4y | T Nt (2 screened verandas) 1 Tel. 3857- OLOTOPAUG—Cottage to nt. hed rooms. Telephone 3410-W LAKE POCOTOPAUG—Cottages to rent on south shore of Markham's Bay. Tele- plione 5125-R noone or evenings P AT VALENTINE. HOME COOK- ING. TELEPHONE 26-14. MRS. A. H SMITH. ND VIEW Wanted—To Rent 17 or & room cottage w privile, of keeping Reasonable rent. Address Herald, giving particulars. ‘LEEAL ESTATE FOR SALE | Houses For Sale 83 | AUSTIN ST.—Cottags of 6 rooms for sale. magazines, | 4080 70 wiole: x Tn_this 15,000 Sew.ion tamilivs. quick way'— n ad here. Call 925 now. Ask for | ed ads 5 rooms tils bat BELV 50 Hiticrest Modern sarage. Ave—Second Hot water hear, Inquire on premises. BROOK ST. family without 141—5 hous sarage 4—5 room tenement, rovements. room tenement in Redecorated Steam heat. Phons WANTE: near chickene. Box 8§ corner porch or 2414-. Roxbury Road CHESTNUT apartme: sna Very rea- Tel. 2127, rooms, second Phone 4342 or nished. 549 Main St CHURCH 535—Five floor. All improvement 4621-W after 6 . To LOAN ultz & Costello Street. Telephone 24. LIVE STOCK | Dogs, Cats, Pets PETS Der week zecond Inc., mortgages 242 Main ded. Canaries 50, dogs, cats or any other pety bie rates. The same kind care ed attention will be given s as has been given to others B. Bird & Feed Co 4042, and gentle.ien’s rn Hat Shop, X0l battery OWN rec & car stop at Rj . | Mayor John F. I erald, Boston, candidate for governor, beg sing- ing “Sweet Adeline,” and Joseph B. Ely, another gubernatorial aspirant, | got the attention of the delegates and pleaded strongly that any move to vote on candidates be defeated. | Those who had doubted the vote on Connery's motion withdrew their Auto and Truck Agencies el al work, oil. gas, air a 7 vulcanizing, STOR. udy's for auto nd water. TTURE crating. The Hardware Teleplione E W, Hurlburt, 5185 Indi Arcads BECKE thorized Quickest 12 Glen Top them Studio, of tor re Service t cost. paii. Au- Station. | Rear Plumbimg, Hx'nung, Metal Works 28 SHEET AL WORK. Armico gu Copper _and Thomas 5 Park St. RADIATORS Expert w Broad, ~ Broad & Higl Tel, | _F. Fitzpatrick & Co. method o oply, 63 6111, Repairing 88, [ 52 only Poultry Supplies Qelivery Legt All breeders biood A tew Phone upervision. Rrothers, Saturday August. 8. y and Street, LooP iring RAGE d Washing objections and it stood adopted. Walsh Gives Address United States Senator David I Walsh gave the keynote address, outlining opportunities he saw for AUT| New B Dealer. 248 ELM ST. MAIN S1.—TEL. remade and made upholstering. Hard. Tel, 372 5952 OMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE Britain’s Authorized Ford Ford cars, service and parts. 86 ARCH ST. ASHINGTO? iring Overha on all makes of cars. STORAGE. PHON GARAGE and repaired Geo. J. Fritz 153-W. ered sreenwood St. Tel “harpened and repaired & Jimsta E 1735, |LAWN mowers TIRES, BATTERIES, AUTO E | the party at the November elections. | DODGE He said the unemployment prob- lems needed the best thought and S & eet. Dodge ERVICE--P. & V. Tire & Ba Myrtle Bt. BROTHLKS motor cars and Bros. trucks. Fours and sixes. | Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Staaley Telephone F. lcadership at Washington. He declared he had no choice of | candidates and would support who- ever was chosen as the party's CHRYS CAR servic Street. CER__and PLYMOUTH MOTOR FARGO TRUCKS. Sales and | Bond Motor Car Co. 139 Arch Telephone $10. e i ° | CHEVRI standard bearers. “Let us differ, but terson |let us be good natured about it,”" he | Stanley St. Telephone 3635, Building and Contract We call f chine Work hone 239-\V. and deliver. Schnitz Ma- 246 Rocky Hill Ave. Tele: LECTRIC ttery Co., Broilers 52-A and de. Leg- TLERS dressed anytime Aldrich $1 eac Hill Chick ery, Elm MERCHANDISE _] = —_— Business and Office Equipment 57 | EAST ST, 66 tenement. All | Beautiful garden. Price $6,000. Hard- Ginsburg, 340 Chestnut t. Tel. 1468-K | Se qor. e 0o e Asen, 132 Main or 3002-M | 2 e __ | EEFORE BUYING OR BUILDING your EAST ST, 13— room tenement, Ind | home, or for mortgage money, see us floor. Al improvements, steam heat. | for prompt and seliable . service me Earage. Rent reasonable. Inquire frst| brokers. RABINOW.-RASCHKOW Real Ro<E, Estate Co. 300 Main St. Phone 6600. AIRVIEW §T, 142—2nd floor, modern 6 | EELVIDERE, 20 Buston St—New five n very convenient location. | room English cottage. All modern. Wo t_floor [ win sac me at a mving of Ti1—Four A Tm- | $800 vear's price. For fur- Reasonatle Inquire Paul Ponts & L 4372 between Tooms, rent second Co. ROOM hicken ment. FIVE Al 5 3 FIVE room cottage. All modern. Boauti- fully located in Maple Hill. Large lot. Price $4,000; 3200 cash and $3§ per month pays for everything. Harry''R. Holland. Tel. 4084 HARRISON ST.—Two family houss, 13 rooms. Excellent condition. Good rental. Two car garage. Fine shrubbery. Price reasonable. Apply W. L. Hatch Ce., 24 Washington St .Tel. 3400. LAKEVIEW AVE—Fine 7 room house in best section of West End. Sum porch, fireplace, hardwood floors, oil heat, tile bath, two car garage. Price low. Cash small. Apply \¥. L. Hatch Co., 24 Wash- ington St. Tel. 3400. LINCOLN ST.—Six room house with Jatge sun porch. Entirely modern. New three years ago. Large lot, 70x216; two ear garage. Price attractive, Small cash payment. Apply W. L. Hatch Co. 24 tenement And yard and same add ments, ith coop. 3 room tene Tel. §208-W. | 2partment. Centrally located modern improvements. Will move | Call_Adler's, 345 Main St apartment, baths, All 112 Harrison St. Tripre rooms, 2 Loomis, 5 rooms modern Tel. 2640 —Five room tenement, 2nd improvements. Rent rea- on_premises. floor, with all son App GRAND ST, 41—Large apartment. Hot water heat. Inquire 43 Grand Street or telephone 3021-W HIGH ST, 43—Apartment, 4 rooms, floor. Heated. Also 9 room house. quire 22 Prospect Street JUBILEE ST, 88— second floo able rent | first In- e room tenement, Reaso; 1 and repaired. mowers sharpened 3 R. H filed and set 204 Hart | SEW BRITAIN STORE FIXTURB CO. Store Fixtures of All Kinds SOUTH MAIN ST. TEL. 5154 | 353 ington St. Tel. 3400. PLE HILL, Robbins Ave —6 room eot- tage. Steam heat, storm sash, screns, LINCOL mprove phone iy ment, All . Apply on premises. Tele- TUPHOLSTERING, furniture sl et et e s side curtains and slip Tepairing in- iture. Auto tops, 19 ers. E. Gur OLET SALES & SERVICE. Clesrolet, Incorporated, 1141 and 18 Main St. Tel. 211. Pat- | CHIMNEY plast Tepa general m Work guarant. cLarn-y, 24 1d_Ave, | counseled. A surprise by ex-Mayor BUICK soon made Fitzgerald, conference move was Teley Capitol Tel, fain, 155 Arch 5 t.Tel. 4424. ason and | eed. J. J. 831, MOTOI CARS. Sales ana service. | Buick (,o.. 1139 Stanley Street hone | HOUSE WIRIN stin Have your work done Bamforth, 19 Main ates now. Phone 0es0 them, Chur, arose and said he re- his name presented for | sponsor, who fused to have O 8D Tied. Barry & 2504, (oowe and Eight. Come in and see | = Business Service Render J. B. Moran Motor Sales, 313% Dancing Teachers ed U h St Telephone 2542-W. consideration at the conference as a gubernatorial candidate. He was criticised for “insincerity” by John f I3 ne: ) reet HUPMOBILE EA R—Roofer. and shingle Plione 1430 °S & SERVICE, cticut Hupmobile Co., The siate, roof: Telephons 223, A and Telept J. Walsh, Boston, chairman of the | rules committee, which had proposed T motor care. Service. A. G. = the new line. Sales Hawker, 58 Elm St hone 2435, reau, EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Men that a party ticket be chosen, Sawyer Agrees Representative Roland D. Sawyer, OAKLA Graha Whitmore, 50 Cliestnut ND new V & m Sales & Se Pontiac Big Bix e. Howard W. Tel. 2810, INTERIOR DEC Call_on our servica weddings. Eddy Awning 2 PACKA. Servic Main Ware .a senatorial candidate, took a {like stand. RD—HUDSON—LSSEX Sales and st us help e. Honeyiian Auto Sales, 200 East St. Teirph 342, | During the ensuring debate one speaker said candidates from other | sections of the state had not attend- ed to “listen to the. Boston demo- GLDSMC model Servic ritt Garage, OBILE and Viking. New beautiful | Sandi s in sixes and cights. Sales & | Withou : e. Domijan Motor Co., Hotel Bur- | = TEL 411 MA Must today 356 o good salesmen hetween 6 and Main St Apply manager N 136 Washington St. Tel. 4575. | crats iron out their fights.” Servic Arch STUDEBAKER MOTOR Dressmaking and Millinery 22 CARS—Bales and Sales Co., 225 HEMSTITCHING nea: tons covered at 51 Albrecht. Telephon; e. Albro Motor St. Telephone 260. WHIPP] MAGDONALD WILL ot. alss but- Mrs. Bales amd co. 1 TITCHI PIC ing aud pinking. nbull, 17 Wallace St ET_Fours and Sixes er Automob telephone 15 | —Fiie Motor 115 Cl FAGE COURT TODAY WILLYS- Tel BUTTON | GTRLS &l n 1] GHT SALES A 2 XD SERVICE | motor cars. Beloin Garage and | RY CLE \\"\ er and Sales. [red Beloin, Jr. Prop. hurch Street. Telephone 4360 SEW T Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 G CORP 55 and f923 Wit fused \ Main {Perjury Witness Ready to Tes- Epecial Good Insurance—All Rinds sacrifice. No reasonable EDUCATIONAL l —_— FES We have them to suit any home or business purposes. In 2ll sizes and weights. Prices start at 325, Adkins Printing_Co., and officy out- | accerarias Household Articles SPECIAL reduction now to mattress remade day. 63 X new, Goldsmith & Guseliold gas and an range hair ture in- and oak Must be town. Mrs 4390, and re- Man,” o hina Reason- $309. Sell at nwealth Ave top vulcan g Pendleton Road Won bargain. 3808 Tele- better maid window shades call 3289, New co”, South school. Open description dow St opposite igh Teone . looking f carriage,” table, you have stored Te reading ihese re unused chair, haoy e tox or lawn mower away. Sell them. Get re. Call 935, BE call SURE! 1 to_ 2031 Us w 313 West Te you West Main Garage, St. Telephone 1365 tily in California ative. P. J. Mu 14 & our represent- would 1 Address Box 32 D, Change _Herald now! Main St Garages To Let GARAG Street foving, Storing and Crating 26 E‘w,\)\b 3 ES in rear of 2 Fairview Rent §4, Telephone 24 San Francisco, July 29 (P)—John Sei MacDonald, sligh ema CALL H. BROWN - | rvice Station—Repairing 17 | T old at 58, faced deal today of telling the supreme court he Thomas J. Mooney Billings to prison on per self-imposed or- California helped send i Warren K ired festi- and r West TAL low price on ovcrhauiing and uaranteed. Harry's Repair Tel. 1703. TURTAINS made 103 AND SIDE John's Auto Top S §t. Opp. P. O. Tel. mony. Goadings of a consc R ERIES AND SERVIC 'TO_PRODUCTS CO. < TEL. Y Get ¢ guilty the witness said. forced mit his perjury to aid the men serv- ing life sentences for the fatal Pre- m to Tire & Brake Co., RELINED and _adjusted posted and per week. Best rcef DLE AGED w posit | ST F i Goyer Tel. 5879 No guesswork 223 Elm St LoCar v paredness day bombing here in 1416 ING Pardons for Mooney and Billings | or our special YOUR BATTERY IN or call 28 BROS. Telepione Business Opportunities 48 O Easy washing machines. Latest mod- s. Used on floor as demonstrators. Lib- reduction, Terms. Henry Morans & Street 3 Main Electric and Tools N Mar . \a nery standa want_for Inc., 248 AND S Do, & price was $545 on te.ns CONFECTIONERY and store for Ex- St. recharging servi y_Service, 95 Chestnut BUCHIERE & SO distanca furniture the outcome of the su- {preme court session, one without a |~ your CADILLAC AND Garage, General truck| insured while in the city on Have Moran | 2842-W. | NASH—Specialty. car_repaired now. J H. 313% Church_§t. Tel ‘pr»cndpnl in California's history: It | was the latest phase in the convicted 14 year struggle for official | RUBBER FUTURES STEADY New York, July 24 (A—Rubber | | futures opened barely steady. Sep- {tember, 10.60; December, 11.00; | March, 11.40. New contracts—Sap- | tember, 10.76; D 11.10; | March, 11:45. | Cl HERE COMES THAT NEW FRESH KID THAT'S ALW AYS BRAGGIN' ABOUT HOW MUCH EXYE RCISE HE TAKES, rodby, Grbat Britain rights reserved § tures Syndicate, Inc. moving. Call § sale and fixtures. Lusiness. Owaer me Stock Doing A reasonable FURNITURE and trucking of all 68 Bassett St plano mo kinds. Geo. Tel. $30-W. ~Use Herald Money Loan: NS UP AL and long piano moving BROS. Telsp rates. t low NG, crating, packing, Storage Warehouse, 55 West Main St. HALVERSON. from 235 Che: 1st floor. When you 4459, STor tral l“ Tel assified Ads For Best Results | | TOHN moved Maple St move, call = intend to United Bldg 212, at Railroad Crossing Condition. Ma- er fres of charee 66D 556 one car garage Corner lot. 100x180 Reasonable price and terms. The Com- mercial Co. Realtors, Room 413, The Commercial Trust Co. Bldg. TAKE YOUR CHOICE! One 11 room two | family house; one 7 room cottage and 2 extra Iots; one cottage arranged for 2 small families. Lockwood. City Hall LINWOOD ST. —F room tenement. All modern improvements. Reasonable rent. | Inquire on first fioor. MAPLE ST rent. A phone 635 MAIN ST —4 and 5 room steam heated apartments. Both in first class condition. Inquire Henry Morans & Sons’ Music_Store. MEADOW E improvements, rremises. T31—5 room apartment to improvements. Tele- modern WEST END—§ rooms, 2 open fireplaces. Sunporch and open porch, Lot -big enough to make a full sized temmis court, OLN ST.— be bought for e o ST Seven room tenement steam heat. Appl rooms. Large lot. Can less than $10,000. Real Estata Ses CARISON & CARLSON 155 MAIN ST, TELEPHONE 1§17 et All Toom heated improvements roe St 57—Four modern 3 five Redecorated, o $20. Tele- | Summer Places For Sale MADISON, CONN.—§ room shore cottage for sale. Quiet meighborhood, excellent beach. Reasonable price and terma In- quire Rogers Sash & Door Co, New Britain, Conn. Tel. $20 or 921, ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS | Hotels 88 | SPARTMENT, 2 rooms Frigid Pri- bath. Also single rooms with pri- bath if desired. Hotel Doris, 31 St. Tel. 4475. Rooms tor Rent CHURCH ST LE, 2 Milford St—Modern five t in very convenient loca- 0, New Britain, CTrown St with all modern 1 Adults preferred. Phona Pl SANT ST, 108—5 improvements. Appl: Four room | provements. | ville 257-3 om tenement on premises, nement " IT1—Front room. Nicely furnished. Private home. 31 per week. Board if dedired. Tel. 2413-W. ELM ST.—Sunny reom In A Iy. Use of piano and 1. 83 for 2 persons. Tel. 3241- MATN ST, 5—Pleasant front room, sin- &le or doudle. Continuous het water. Also rooms for housekeeping. Reason- able. Apply Mrs. Alderman SAIN ST. 45—Large furnished front raoms light housekeeping rooms. Running_h Mrs._O'Dell TR Toom fo rent. Lo- n western part of clty. With or board. Telephone 4838-J. T S1—_Furnished room with ngs. Board itd esred Tront_room e comforts $50 roor * r Apts—3 5 rooms 40 erican fam- $2.25 for rooms, —5 816 —5 rooms, $47 oms, $15. 355 14 220 rooms, rooms, 102—¢ FIET Also —¢ k3 $20. rooms, rooms, HATCH COMPANT 24 WASHINGTON ST. Reasana ANLEY 595 Ploasan ome. A ST. 3167-W. Rooms md Board 90 7 American gen- lsges. Reasonable. 15 minutes from A, Herald. gentlemen wani- leges. Central aEoyes Rhodes Phon y 64 ROOM and board v tlemen. Home pri: Weet nt SUMMER T Hame ncat I Rooms For Housekeeping o1 furnished rooms and anda, garage. private one 1078-M —Oue or two rooms. snette, Running Tarms reasonable Box Ti—Fou Inquire at store or SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE. sun Very latest 16_Washing! MEADOW t to rent Write 20 porch improvement Phone 417 Pr Pl 5 AVE Up-to-date, | EPs “Ch:clfied %du For Best Resules Helald Forward, March! JUsT A M|NUTE‘ 8 weLL, [ Just YA KNoW I CouLD BEEN HIKIN' OVER TH— YA A LOT BETTER IF YA PROMISED To TAKE A By PERCY CROSBY yright, 1523, vDDY, LIKE WHAT Do YA MEAN 8Y THAT ! TWO-MILE HIKE € VERY by Metropolitan Newspaper Service) PLENTY! JusT KeeP TAKIN' A TWO-MILE HIKE EVERY DAY - ALWAYS Tooms ana Heat, ele 7a- Anecting rooms for minutes walk on premises dsuble roome or usekeeping. Also reoms and rates. Tel. 1324. T and 4 rooms for housekeeping. Modern conveniences vate entrance. Single room. Garage fnor went ANLEY BT, 640—Five room tenement m ingls of S0 —Four room svements. First floor, uire on premises Tenement Garage Toom tenemen cente: tailor_shop. Tel 1REE, ¢ and & s, 215 each; ted apts. $35 up. Cohn, RENT, six rooms with all im).ov ments and garage. In the wert end Lockwood, City Hall. A thres room furnished apart- Central. In- Tooms, 5 and 6 susekeeping. All Separate entrance. | USE HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS imprevements 2 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN EVERYONE SPELLS SERVICE THE SAME Our Se Service Points Spell Satisfaction to Our Customers 1st—MORE GENEROUS (iarger loans.) d—MORE TIME (smaller payments.) 3rd—MONEY SAME DAY—(apply before noon ) 4th—PROTECT YOUR CREDIT— (everything confidential.) 5th—TELEPHONE: WE COME TO YOU (time saver.) $th—MORE MONEY IMMEDIATELY (in an emergency.) Tt COURTESY CONSIDERATION (no fines or fees.) Seven Service points are the secret of our success. $100, $200, $300 Loans Without indorsers—without questioning empl ent as small as your income and expense require. 312% per month on unpaid bhalance. Investigate the SERVICE with the seven points and a SMILE. CALL, PHONE OR WRITE MUTUAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE IN ST., NEAR STRAND PHONE 177 Open §:30 to 6—=Sat. .Till P.M Tt is important to remember the Name and the But These yer or friend Interest at 1 Number