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] 2 ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, - TUESDAY, AUGUST, 12, 1930. - CHANGSHAIS HOME OF FIRECRACKERS City Taken by Chinese Rebels Exported to U. §. Washington, D. C., Aug. Changsha, 'China, reported captur- ed by Communist forces, is describ- ed in a bulletin from the Washing- ton, D. C.- headquarters of the Na- tional Geographic Soclety as fol- low: “hangsha is a city of fireworks, literally and figuratively. The Fourth of July firecrackers used by the American small boy before the ‘Safe and Sane Foungh' was so widely enforced weré imported heavily from Changsha. The city long was a focal point for opera- tions between the northern and scuthern armies, especially in 19 when it was a scene of the long de layed meeting of the two units. Capital of Hill Hunan “The city is the capital hilly province of Hunan, important because it contains enormous coal fields, many unworked, and be- cause in it, to the north of Chang- sha, is the huge lake, Tung-ting hu, which acts as a reservoir for the Yangtze floods. “Among Changsha's most inter- esting sights are the wheel-barrows that elimb stairs. Some distance ahead of the regulation wheel there is another smaller one. In climbing over flagstone steps or bridges, the handles of the wheel- barrow are lowered until the aux- iliary wheel rises above the next higher ‘step. Then the wheelbarrow which often rries 300 or pounds, see-saws from wheel to wheel until the next level stretch of the flagstones is attained. Comet Helped Start a Riot “In Hunan, the necromancer has exerted much power and Changsha was so well protected by the lucky censtellation under which it was fcunded and by the Holy Hill which guards it that it formerly was thought a profanation for the ‘foreign devil’ to ente In 1910, there wera serious riots, mainly di- rected against the growing comme cial power of foreign firms but the disturbance also had its astrono- mical accompaniments, for it was the approach of Halley's comet which touched off the explosion “Today Changsha is closely link- ed with Nev Haven, Connecticut, for there just outside the rap- idly disappearing wall, in which the inhabitants once took great pride, one of the hest known mis- sion schools in China, which s Yale's contribution to the, education of the Chinese who cannot come to America. Province Has Coal Beds “A large part of Hunan is an un- worked field of anthracite and bi- tuminous coal and at’ Pinghsiang, which is connected with Changshd by railroad, ther one of the mines which furnishes fuel for the great iron works at Hanyang. “Among the great men who been among Changsha's chief pro- ducts the most famous was General Tseng Kuo Fan, whose cooperation with ‘Chincse Gordon' was largely fnstrumental in put dow the Taiping rebellion Tseng was not only a soldier states- man but a litera man well and his collected . works tooks edited Chang. “Changsha lies on a projected line of railway between Peiping and Canton; and irains have already competed with the light-draft steamers which the 220 mile trip from Hankow. With ,about 50,000 inhabitants, it rulés a prov- ince of million and is one of the cleane ies in China Famous for Candies “Many of the streets are long and straight and at one time the city itself was divided between two agistracies. The bazaars are full life and interest. some of the being famous for miles 12.— g General and as were make o czndies around. “The Episcopal Mission has live Boy Scout troop and the visit who watched tent-pegging. fire re: cue, stretcher making and other Boy Scout activities would marvel a* China's quick chan For un- til afier Boxer trouble, Hunan's capital excluded the dread foreign- er from its walls whose brick bat- tlements, rising above the site of former wall constructed in 202 C.. were themselves built Bhakespeare was alive.” Herald Classified Ad Headings Announcements 1—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS 3—DEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 3-A—LANDSCAPE GARDENING a a B while of the| 4m>' 4—FUNERAL DIRECTORS §—LOST AND FOUND 6—PERSONALS 7—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS Automotive $—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES 9—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR BALE 10~AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 12—AUTOMOBILES WANTED { 13—AUTOS—TAXI SERVICE 14—GARAGES TO LET 15—MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 16—MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLES WANTED 17—SERVICE BTATIONS—REPAIRING Business Service 18—BARBERS, HAIRL'S. MASSEUSB 19—BUILDING AND CONTRACT | 20~BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED 21—DENTISTS 22—DRESSMAEING & 23—DYEING & CLEANING 24—INSURANCE—ALL KINDS | 25—LAWYERS—PATENT ATTORNEYS 26—MOVING. STORING & CRATING | 28—PLUMBING., HEAT'G, METAL WORK | 59—FEED AND FUEL 30—PRINT'G, JOBB'G, STATIONERY | 33—WANTED TO RENLEK SERVICES Educational | 31—PROFESS{ONAL SERVICES | 32—REPALRING | i1k | | MILLINERY Alphabetically 3 days...1 line 6 days for errors after the first SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE AND 9:30 SATURDAY. THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Arranged for and Ready Reference LINE RATES tor CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge 13 27 48 Quick Prepate’ 10 24 ‘2 day ...1 Iine .1 iine Count & words b a line. 14 lines to an ireh. Minfmum space 3 lines. Minimum Book charge 38 centa The Herald will not be responsiblc tnsertion. UGUST is the hom cause people with ADVERTISING FOR THIS A 1 0 P. M. DAILY early in September. 32-A—PIANO TUNING | 34—CORRESPONDENCE COURSES | 35—DANCING TEACHERS | 36—IXSTRUMENTAL, AND VOCAL |37—LOCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS | 38—WANTED—INSTRUCTORS Florists | Employment | 40—HELP—AGENTS WANTED 40-A—HELP—SALESMEN WANTED BOSTON SANDELLI' Street FERNS, Very reasonable puices. GREENHOUSE, 225 Oax Telephone 2181-W. | 41—HELP—MEN WANTED | $2—HELP—WOMEN WANTED | Tost and Found « |43—HELP—MEN OR WOMEN | 44—SITUATIONS WANTED—MEN |45—8ITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN BROWN SATCHEL turn to 475 No: St between No. Bur- Finder please re- h Burritt, St.. 3rd floor. ritt and Myrtle Sts. 48—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES |47—INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS | Personals . 48—MONEY LOANED | 48-B+-MORTGAGES 49—WANTED—TO EORROW Live Stock | BE naphtha for Hall's Paint Store, v SURE_TO GET genuine CLASSIFIED AD ¢ dry cleaning your 179 Arch St. Cleaner's from Tele- phone 2606 50—CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK | | 51—=DOGS, CATS. PETS 52—EGGS, P LTRY SUPPLIES TAKE speclals St Advantage Paul's Tel. 2834 ISt anniversary Main 53—HORSES, VEHICLES 54—WANTED~LIVE STOCK Merchandise | | | E REBU. Tadies’ and The Modern . near Mal) gentiewien's Hat Shop, RTICLES FOR SALE -B—FOR THE VACATIONIST Store Announcements 17 —— | L ANNOUNCEMENTS —BUILDING MATERIALS PF 57—BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIPMENT 53—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS | 60—FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS 61—FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING 62—GOOD THINGS TO EAT 63—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES —MACHINERY, ELEC. & TOOL8 65—MERCHAND T THE STORES —MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TOTO Al ia Regula shots. leaves only Service Station—Repairing 17 AUTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINS made | anasrepaired. John's Auto Top Shop, 103 | _West Main St Opp. P. O. Tel. 1434. BATTERIES AND SERVICE BUDD AUTO PRODUCTS CO. 176155 ARCH ST TEL. 3989 AKES RELINED and adjusted by 6-B—RADIO { 67— WATCHES, 68— WANTED, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY | 4 TICLES TO BUY ate for Rent TS & TENEMENTS 'S FOR RENT AND OFFICES I LE A ROOM —FARMS FOR 73—HOUSES FOR ! P “Brake Tester.” No guesswork. Gover re & Brake Co, 223 Eim St. Tel. 58 YOU OWN a car stop at Rudy's for battery recharging. anizing, auto electrical work, air and water. 185 East Main § DILLAC AND car Garage UTOMOTIVE 3 New Britain's Tealer. Ford 248 ELM ST. SALES AND SERVICE on ed ¥ ne 1139 St K MOTOR_CALS —Specialty. Have tain Buic 3 now. J. H. Moran Church St. Tel. 2842-W ARS at Hardware City ng and tow aniey your D E T cars and Fours and sixen. Corp., 1120 Stanley g 4 & F. Motor Sal phone 4 Telephone CF TING YOUR BATTERY IN or call 2305 r our spectal recharging fervice, Lx- jde Battery Service, 95 Chestnut St RADIA by new TRYSLER PLYMOUTH_ MOTOR CARS, FARGO TRUCKS. Sales and service. Bond Motor Car Co., 139 Arch Street. Telephona $10. ORS _repaired method | CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE. Pat- | ~terson work. Gordes 63 cor. Broad & ER, expert rad é d Harnison Service huto Sappl: High. Tel. 6111, Chevrolet, Incorporated, 1141 Stanley St and 18 Main St. Tel. 211 S | DeSOTO SIX and ight. Come in and ece st e at lowest cost. Rear en St. Telephone 5480 THE LOOP GARAGE iring and_Washing MAIN 81.—TEL. AUT0O ELECT. B. & h st OBIL] Connecticut Hupmobile Co., Street, Telephona 224. The 250 Arch 5052 79—AUCTIONEERS o OpERTY 53—HOUSES FOR SALE AL ESTATE WANTED 90—ROOMS AND BOARD :D—TO RENT Real Estate for Sale §0—BLDG. & BUSINESS PR $1—BUILDING LOTS FOR § $4—SUMMER PLACES FOR SALE 85—SUBURBAN FOR SALE Rooms, Board and Hotels 38—HOTELS —ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING —WHERE TO DINE | NASH motor cars. See the new line. Sales & Battery Co., and Service. A. G. Hawker, 53 Eim St % Talephone 24 TNGTO? 78—AGENTS—REAL ESTATE 82—FARMS FOR SALE §6—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 39_ROOMS FOR RENT | g—BOAliD AND ROOM WANTED USED CARS OF THESE||I™ EVERY ONE USED CARS Is a Rare Bargain EXTRA LOW PRICES TO THIS WEEK'S BUYER OAKLAND new V 5. Pontiac Big Six Sales & Service, Howard W 50 Chestnut St. Tel. 2810 ng and Giraham Whitmore STORAGE. | PACKARD—HUDSON—ESSEX 8ales and Service. Hon 200 East Main St. YMOUTH Mot Ask us about r Sales Corp., B Mo- 73 L Building and Contract CHIMNEY repairing, gene: plastering work. Work g MclLarn-y, 24 Newfield .Ave. Tel. HOUSE WIRING—FEstimates { Have your work done now. Bamforth, 19 Main St. Phone Business Service Rendered PAUL ZE 5 §51 AND SERVICE n Garage and 1929 LASALLE Sedan 1930 ESSEX Coupe 1928 PACKARD Sedan 1929 ESSEX Coach 1928 HUDSON Sedan 1927 HUDSON Sedan asphalt, tin r_repairing. Phome 1 Nom ement §4 < 1926 PACKARD Sedan 1926 PACKARD Cl. Sedan 1926 CHRYSLER Sedan X Servic SPECIAL low price on repair work. Guaranteed Shop, 3 b Main iuling and Harry's Repair s St. Tel. 1703. FOR THE BEST VALUES COME TO The Honeyman Auto Sales Co. Where Fairgess is Featured™ 200 EAST MAIN ST. 1 2342 Open Evenings WANTED OR 1920 FORD COUPE, COACH OR ROADSTER Special Allowance You Trade This Week Jor ajNew OAKLAND EIGHT, $1146.50 up, delivered. “General Motors low- est priced eight' PONTIAC BIG SIX delivered. “Known everywh: for comfort g Inquire 1928 it and ecor at 50 CHESTNL Tel. 1 HOWARD W. WHITMORE (Next to Car Barn) 411 MAIN ST Dressmaking and Millinery 22 USED CARS AN OPPORTUNITY To buy several Chevrolet company official and demon- strating cars. Like new, low mileage. Carry regular new car guarantee. TWO 1930 COACHES THREE 1930 SEDANS ONE 1930 COUPE Patterson-Chevrolet Tncorporated West Main St. Lafayette St. < Near Washington Sf Gengralitrueking oiall 1141 Stanley St. 18 Main St.||| Ta™e cr on tocar an Insurance—All Kinds SURE! Let us to 2031 will Tneure bring our u represent- Mamn LOCAL piano BR( FUR trucking of all kir 63 Bassett St. Tl JOHN HALVERSON tar 83 Maple and moving Tong distance at | ITURE and RUZSHIER stance moving. Furniture apest rates distan in the city on local ar oving. Call 516, 95 W tled in their new home before school starts If vour home is for sale ... advertise it for sale through the Real Es- tate ads and get results The Herald Classified Section Here --- There --- Everywhere --- Herald Lost Ads Locate Lost Articles Quickly --- Call 925 e buying month ... be- children like to get set- s Call 925 now. HEADQUARTERS e ——— " — o N FINANCIAL [ Business Opportunities | 46 | 100% location for & firat class restaruant | at a reasonable rent. Ses Cohn about | it. 2 Elm Tel. 5325 or 2426 | FECTIONERY and grocery siore for | sale. Stogk and fixtures. Doing good | business. Owner must sell quickly. Ap- MERCHANDISE j Radio 66n USED RADIOS. all makes and all nod- els. We have an unusually fine selection at very low prices. McCoy's, Inc., 245 Main Street, opposite monument. Wanted—Articies (o Ruy 65 () l REAL ESTATE FOR RENTl Furnished Apartments 69A . 177—four furnished garage it Telephone 1311-W Business Places For Rent 10 ENTIRE second floor, wuitable for pool foom. rastaurant, etc. Established piace. % location. Inquire Henry Moran: 373 Main Street. o Houses For Rent 73 HIGH ST 33—11 room house io sultable for roomers. Telephone w 4 ST, 113-115, Plainville—Beven all modern improvements. Tel. Bossi, Bristol HART rooms; nicely desired. SOUTH nt Suburban For Rent BROAD A GOOD price paid for all kinds of house- hold fruniture. Peter Jacobs 4¢3 East Main St. Phone 1988. NBAUM & ZELDES, INC., wiole- sale dezlers in scrap fron. metals, ru bers, 62 Willow St. Tel. 4640 or 1955 ply 652 West Main St. Tel. 1062-3 or REAL ESTATE FOR RENT LOANS UF 0. Only charge s | %% per the unpaid amount Phoenix Finance | Bldg., 1et Apartments and Tenements 69 APARTMENTS or heated or nheated, in Louie § Jones Agency Call 140 ST v all Leroux. tenements, sections. Main St Jartment, 6 heat. ( I a ican serv- confidential. Our % per month on the Nassau Finance Cor- Leonard Bldg ice—quick-courten only charge i unpaid balance. poration, Room Teleplions FR29. NEED EY Cash Loans of Tooms, J CKLY? or MON Ave, second hot water he 3300 h. garage. Inquire on premises less Vacation Places For Rent 78 CHALKER BEACH—Completely squipped. Week, month or season. Boats {nculded, Rudolph. Tel. 2051-W. TON "BEACH—6 room furnished g2low lst 2 weeks in August. Room board at the New Britain, New 6084-Y _or Ciinton 126-3, PAUG FOUR ROOM COTTAGE TO RENT. LAKE POCOTOPAUG—Cottages to rent on mouth shore of Markham's Bay. Telephone 5125-R noons or evenings. (BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE' Building and Business Property %0 Within 24 Small monthly payments—come for information—Just pho or write. The only charge is three il owe-half per cent per month on the unpaid balance EFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 99 WEST MAIN TEL. 1943 ROOM 301, RA BLDG. n Houra ST, 19—Two tenement 2nd floor, 6 rooms and Inquire 2% batt Spring or modern Rent Tooms, all re-decorated. T PHAEL five room tenement n improvements. Gar Third fioor. Phione 1462 142—2nd floor, modern 6 very convenient f desired T, in TWENTY MONTHS TO PAY Entire cost based on legal interest charge of three and one-h per cent per_mo unpaid balance RS STRIC PHONE 4350 rent and 7 F. W. 2640, —apartment All modern Harrison St. Phone PRIVACY Loomis, AR BARN FOR SALE—Inquire Superin- s oft Connecticut Company Houses For sale BEFORE BU OR BUILDING your liome, or for mortgage money, sea us for prompt and reliable service as brokers. "RABINOW-RASCHKOW Real state Co, 300 Main St Phone 5800, VIDERE, ~2) Euston St—New five 'm English cottage. All modern. We | sacrifice this home at a saving of from last year's price. For fur- information see Paul Ponte & 89 Brook St. Tel 4372 between 5 pom. THE MUTUAL SYSTEM MAIN STREBT 202, New Leonard Bldg. Hours § a. m. to § p. m. 8at. until 1 . m._Open Monday evenings until 8 p. m of 7 rooms, Inquire Phone 3021-W 300 Room 2 BLACK ROCK with hot water garage. Lot ms casy AVE.—Nine room house heat, fireplace, 2 car 53x165. Price = 49,500, This is a buy. W, L. 4 Washington St. Tel. 3400, JNEY_when you need it. Courtecus 24 hour “service. Only cost ls three and one-half per cent per month on the un- paid balance. Reliance Loan Corp., cor- and East Main Tel. 4208 ner Main Mortgages 48B LOAN, mortgages. Schultz & Costello 242 Main Street. Telephone 24. LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Pets 51 5 _ soarded. Canarie: parrots 76c Get Our Estimate First dogs, cats or any other pets Telephone Day or Night 3871-W or 3971-R 3 rates. The same kind care I b attention will be given AL given to others i . N. B. Bird & Feed Co., )S. Tel. 4042 Broilers resh K — | BUSINESS SERVICE || 26 Moying, Storing and Crating MONEY Second Inc., To CALL H. | BROWN ‘ 252 East Main St Long Distance Moving LOW RATES niture Insured ca is PETS ance X rates. BR STORING ow. JOHNSO 180, 52-A dre and de- anytime.® Leg- Aldrich Chick R —_— MERCHANDISE l Articles For Sale 55 moving. Cen- MacMillan Order eact TORAGE FL 51 1s. Packing, cra City Storage Co. Telep or A. E. Hurlburt o F an truck Schenectady 5186, AD: . B — - s = rred parifined. Plumbing, Heating, Metal W _S. P. 5TR 155 Park St. Tel. 939 SHEET METAL WOR copper _and _Business and Office Equipment 57 Armico guttersand conductors. Thomas SEW BE N STOR 'TRE OO Repairing BEDDING. Mattresses TAWN niowers rharpened and repaired We call for and deliver. Schultz Ma- cline W 246 Rocky Hill Ave. Tele- 32 made Hard- made and ¥ BLACK ROCK AVE.—Two single houses @nd a two car garage, one house has ¢lght rooms with steam heat, and one iy 4 bungalow with § rooms, steam heat and fireplace. Reasoniable price and terms arranged. The Commercial Co, Realtors, Room 412 Commercial Trust Co. Bldg. Phone 6000 T.—Eight Nurses 28 Home, 5 Inquire first Toom tenenien reasonable room 1 house, in car garage. Price $7,000. o) aparunent, | NEReRE uire on premises Cash smal 24 Washington St. Tel 3400. room cottage. Al modern. cated in Maple Hill. Lary Price $4,000; $200 cash and $35 per month pays for everything. Harry R. Holland. Tel. 4084, steal lass and heated apa n ondition Sons, Mus MAPLE ST, rooms, ail Able rent MEADOW first f nement, ix ovements. Very reason- Inquire 263 Maple stree B FOR SALE Centrally located. 6 room cottage heated _ | with oil burner. Garage epace for two Te- | cars. Priced at $6,000 ories. | Belvidere—6 room bungalow with sun- ede, | porch. Garage in basement. A very fine home with all the rooms on one floor. Priced very attractively for the party who Wants to gst full value for his money. 1t it's Real Estate see CARLSON & CARLSON 163 MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 1817, ST. 5 roo Tirst near Ma ionth, and wm 825 i MONROE 5 large provemen ROE Inqui Lyons St new hol rooms, all modern Garage. Tel. §115-W. Toom im- Tour heated all modern ovements. | Inquire G5 Monroe street Bh—six rooms to rent, { mprovements, st In floc LAKEVIEW AVE —Seven room houss In best mection of west end. Sun porch, ireplace, ot water heat, oil burner, 2 ar garage. Price low. W. L. Hatch Co. 24 Washington St. Tel. 3400. TAKE YOUR CHOICE! One 11 room two family house; one 7 room cottage and ta lots; one cotage arranged for !l families. Lockwood, City Hail. E—Tifteen room Centrally located, ninutes walk o business center. A ssiness proposition, keeping roomere There are &ix rooms of -i3—Moders five room rent. Redecorated. $20. Tene- Tele- AVE, 1 ney two on Rent new eniences, i tensement PLAINVILLE, 2 Milford St.—Mod Soer in very convenient New Britain n five loca- Dhone 235-\W cpairing in- Auto tops, rent. Lot water heater, all ed $12,000, now 39,- Wil exchange for city Turnished Central Household Articles 63 | A SPECT. tion now to have your old matiress remade like new. Retun ed MacKay & Wallin, 3 | cam 4523, ins Ar a covers. E. Gur- h § EDUC Dancin Tike mew, re- Henry Goldsmith & el. 537, | UITE—for sale; also #xi% nquire 919 Corbin Ave, | ne 2478, with drver, ATIONAL 3 35 Teachers Bldg ) used nted and re- leaner Man,' Wanted Help—Women m 310 um- 246 Main & ¢ charge. reet, op- EXPERT RADIO Radio and Tele eet. Telep REPAI Situations Wanted—Womc EXPERIENCED of ot © radios to an! TAKE . xpens ttage. 310 , 110 F Hone 4185 Use Herald Classified Ads For Best Results . < kitn Percy L. Croshy, Great Britain rights reseryed. King Features Syndicate, Inc A Contest for Leadership There’s no use talkin’, Vesey Street has gone to the dogs. One side of the street thinkin’ one way an’ the other side doin’ everything to work against them; no wonder Spumone’s jack- eteers has got the run of the whole street. So long as they're divided, he can make anybody do as he says. Anyway, that’s the way they taught us in school: “United we stand, divided we fall.” Well, Vesey Street’s divided all right, an’ the funny part of it is that they don't want to hear about it, "cause it’s the truth. It’s us kids that has to suffer—just as if we ain’t goin’ to grow up someday. But maybe there won't be any Vesey Street by that time, accordin’ to the way things is gein’ now. ( By PERCY CROSBY (Copyright, 1929, by Metropolitan Newspaper Serice) Charles J. Monbleau, 10 Sum- reet, Bri onn. Summer Places For Sale 84 KE POCOTOPAUG, East Hampton, five room new cottage, fieldstone fireplace, screened porch. Fhone Hartford §-0537 E. T. Cool Suburban For Sale 85 16 COUNTRY HOME— casy terms; rooms, double electric lights $100 down, $25 T 4 acres, Tel. 2134-J Real Estate Wanted 87 WE HAVE a who wants to buy ad farn to 75 acres. If you want sell Hardware City Co- Operative Assn Main street. ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Hotels 88 by day or week with and with- vath. Reasonable rates. Telephone Hotel Doris, 31 Main St Rooms tor Rent CHURCH ST, § ements, NTS tol, ¢ NOW AVAILABLE Wasl Ma ngton &t rooms, St 5555 350, Westminster Apts.—3 rooms, 168—¢ 126 Vine 50 rooms, $15 340, roome, Hu heap, ouse; er month. H ner of 50 see i%s . ROOMS 2 furnished rooms. all Board if desired. Phone all s very mpro S—pleasant b front room, single Qpubles Hot! water also housekeeping & Aldermun Turnished front first right, Telephone shed room with ne Reasonable rent. Telephone WALNUT ST, GRE Euttable to; Telephone 454 Rooms and Board surroun 9 4§—pleasant furnished room one or two gentle- Board Tele- 589 ™ and Swedish gentlemen ds4z Rooms For Housekeeping 91 i T—two or thres rooms for + housekeeping with porch, rent rea- or three light hous modern conveniences. o rooms and WALN Tel. 2620 T4 Tight house- e entrance; aiso 18t floor, west Ea PRI AL, m furni B4- large furnished housekeeping, kitchen- modern improvements three th pr Apt. WINTHROP ST, R e, set tubs Board and Room Wanted 93 eakfas and sur by middle age assified Box 40-B, Herald ents w sire_at When I see the way these jacketeers is makin® honest kids come across with protection money, I get so sadful that I could ery; besides, Spumone only dares to hold up the kids *cause he knows they ain't got anybody to fall back on if they don't come across with the money. No wonder cther streets is havin’ a grand laugh on us. Vesey Street needs a leader an’ that guy’s me "cause I'm not goin’ to take orders from nobody, nor I ain’t goin’ to pay money for protection—not if I had a million dollars. Pretty soon me an’ Spumone is goin’ to square off for the leadership of this street, cause I feel it comin’! MONEY TO LOAN EVERYONE SPELLS SERVICE THE SAME Our Seven Service Points Spell Satisfaction to Our Customers —MORE GENEROUS (larger loans.) MORE TIME (smaller payments.) d—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.) OURTESY CONSIDERATION (no fines or fees.) Seven rvice points are the secret of our Success. $100, $200, $300 Loans Without indorsers—without questioning employer or friend. Payment as small as your income and expense require. Interest at 3129 per month on unpaid balance. Investigate the SERVICE with the seven points and a SMILE. ALL, PHONE OR WRITE MUTUAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 132 MAIN ST.. NEAR STRAND PHONE Open 8:30 to @—8at. .Till 1 P. M Tt he