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STILWELL MARRIES " MRS..L, LATHAW Edison's Associate in Unionville Weds at 69 Unionville, Nov. 11 (®—Charles 17 Btilwell, 69, brother-in-law of Thomas A. Edison, and his bride, the former Mrs. Minnie L. Latham of Atlanta, Ga., were on a honey- moon today. They were marricd here Saturdav by Rev. I. H. Sawyer, pastor of the Methodist church. Stilwell's sister Mary was Edison’s first wife. He went to work for the Edison company when he was 12 years old and was associated with Edison in the development of the in- candescent lamp. ,He was the first manager of the Edison company's Canadian ente:- prises. He lost his sight while mak- ing an experiment at the’ com- Ppany’'s plant at Hamilton, Ont. His fiest wife died in 1916. He has three sons and four daughters. MRS, AMES WINS DIVORCE DECREE Former Sociefy Girl Claims Actor Husband Cruel Los Angeles, Nov. 11 (A — Mus. Muriel Oakes Ames, former New ,York society girl and member of the Junior League, has obtained a divorce from Robert Ames, screen actor. The decrce was granted in rior court vesterday on grounds of cruelty and habitual drunkenness. The case was uncontested. “He was drinking all when we were married gan. Tl February 10, Ames testified. She said he stopped drinking v a year ago when he became “sulky, bad tempered and irritable,” until they scparated October 10 last. Ames’ Third Try Their marriage was Ames' and the second for his wife. first wife was I'rances Goodr week after that marriage wa olved by divorce in 1923 Viviennc Segal. They were divorced in June, 1926. Mrs. Muriel Ames, who is the daughter of Mrs. Edward W. Pack- ard, previously was married to Ma colm Oake As a debuta Mrs. Ames was active in the affairs of the Junior league and frequently appeared in amateur theatricals. CAMPBELL QUITS ~ NEW HAVEN ROAD Yice-President Retires at Own Request on December 1 | (P —Benja- the i in Wauke- 1937, Mr third His SRUA dis- New Haven, Noy min Campbell, vice president in charge of traffic of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad will retive from active service on D cember 1, at his own request. This announcement came out of the meeting today of the dircctors of the system held in New York. Mr. Campbell has had 23 years' service with the road. He will re- tain his connection in an advisory capacity, assisting the matters relating to traffic. Trank B. Wall has been appointed general traffic manager in charge of the traffic of the New Haven road, the New England Stcamship Co., the Hartford & New York Transpor- tation Co. and the New York, West- chester & Boston railway, cfiective December 1. Mr. Campbell, who began rail- roading at 17, has been connected with different roads over a period of 55 years, from jobs ranging from tclegraph operator on the Cairo & Vincennes railway to vice president of the Great Northern. ‘e was born in Liberty, Ind., Junc 10, 1858 The new general traffic manager, Mr. Wall, was born at Hartford May 8, 1386 and began his railroad carcer | as a yard clerk during a summer vacation while attending high school. Upon leaving college, he worked fn the freight agent's office at New Haven and soon afterward was transferred to the New England Steamship Co. In 1916 he was pro- moted to superintendent of that line and in 1920 became assistant to the vice president. A year ago he was made an assistant to Mr. Campbell. His father was a conductor on the New Haven road for many years. Tt is estimated that there are be tween 700,000 and 1,000,000 trap- pers in America at present. SKIPPY ; _TeLL M€, WhAT DO YA THINK AgouT ouT supe- | 1| he marricl | president in | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUES DAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1930. 2—REPAIRING A—PIANO TUNING WANTED TO REXDER SERVICE 4—CORRESPONDENCE COURSLS —DANCING TEACHERS S8—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL i i7~LOCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS 33— WANTED—INSTRUCTORS Employment 40—TELP—AGENTS WANTED ELP—SALESMEN WANTED LP—MEN WANTED 42—HELP—WOMEN WANTED 43—HELP—MEN OR WOMEN #—SITUATIONR WANTED—MEN 45—BITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN 48—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 47—INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONLS 41—MONEY LOANED 48.B—MORTGAGES 4)=WANTED—TO BORROW Live Stock City Items : | = | William J. Kenney of this city | was clected secretary of the Hart- ford County Funeral Directors asso- clation at a meeting last night at the Hotel Garde, Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nelson of Corbin avenue have returned home after spending a few days with rela- tives and friends in Boston and| Quincy, Mass. Skandia lodge, S. F. of A., will hold a whist, pinochle and bridge social for members and friends at its meeting to be held Thursday cve- ning at Vega hall. Prizes will be lawarded at cach table and refresh- ments will be served. The Ladies' Auxiliary, A. 0. H., will hold a regular mecting tonigit at K. of C. hall. A social will fol- low the meeting. Miss Florence Nowland of 67 Hill- crest avenue and Miss Elinor I.. Clark of 34 Liberty street, visited Howe Caverns, Cobleskill, N. Y., |over the week-end. Martha Chapt 0. I 8., will ob- |serve obligation night at the meot- ing to be held Thursday cvening. There will be a social in the after- noon at 2:50 o'clock followed by the meeting at 7:30 o'clock | Mrs. Louise Heslitt of 57 Madison | strect will entertain members and triends of Martha Washington coun- cil, D. ot A., at her home tomorrow afternoon from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. Superintendent James H. Towers of the water department underwent an operation at New RBritain Gen- cral hospital today. His condition and get ready CASH. 1 beginners in music. §2~EGGE, POULTRY SUPPLIES 55—HORBES., VEHICLER $4—=WANTED—LIVE STOCK 36—BUILDING MATERIALS Merchandise 65-B—FOR THE VACATIONIST 55—ARTICLES FUR SALE §7—BUBINESS & OFFICE EQUIPMENT #8—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 53—FBED AND FUEI, 60—FERTILIZERS, SEEDS. PLANTS 61—FOOTWEAR: AND CLOTHING §2—GOOD THINGS TO EAT $3—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 64—MACHINERY. ELEC. & TOOL% 65—MERCHANDISE AT THE STOT 68—MUSICAL INSTRUMENT# 68-B—RADIO 61—WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWEI 03—WANTED. ARTICLES TO BUY Real Listate for Rent 63—APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS 70—BUSINEES PLACES FOR RENT 71—DESK ROOM AND OFFICES 72—FARMS FOR RENT 73 ~HOUSES FOR RENT 74~SUBURBAN FOR RENT 73—VACATION PLACES FOR RE: 78— WAREHOUSES & STORAGE T—WANTED—TO RENT Real Estate for Sale | 18—AGENTS—REAL LSTATE 19—AUCTIONEERS it means RESULTS. CLASSIFIED AD H Practice This Practice his 1 ADQUARTLERS the season of Parents know practice in- struments can be bought under the Sale Musi Instruments classification in the Herald. advertisers follow an old practice of placing their For Sale Ads in this paper. The Herald Classified Sectio Help—Mer Your Spare Room---Our Classified Ads---Result, a Desirable Tenant and Regular Income---Call 925 ” L EMPLOYME y Wanted | |1F u lave a elf through sc the other da t the v it? Sim friend v sificd tuation f the placed a ob. the 9 Herald al Vise o job to wee Jo as E. Wilson lined up 2 job he wanted. How He took the ad- to the Her- er where he Ad. He took rate. He got o rle nd came ted Wanted ddress Classified Bux | | | MERCHANDISE Household Articles 63 ANY mutiress made over like new. Re- rmed same day. Henry Goldsmith & Co., 35 Main St. Tel CLEANERS REPAIRLD the Cleanor Man 401 ARCH ST, PHONE 545 HOUSEHOLD GOOLS tiat 3 stored away will find a advertised here. Ma, ing for used stoyes, mirrors, ete. Get er. Advertise now LIBRARY of over 7,000 volumen £ her as a whole or to Lockwood, Adm. Room 407 Ha i I may buyer are loo tablez, beds, eople Wm. E. I —Wom They know Lusiness, o) en Wanted equipped. terit ORiLE Tel DES—For better made window shades every description call New Window Sliade South opposite ——ee REAL ESTATE FCR RENT Apartments and Tenczients 69 OAK ST 61-13—MOD" TIVE ROOM TENEMENT Redecorated. $18. Teleplione 24 PLATNVILLE, Modern. Hot 6100 New Britain ARK ST. LXT floor. Al latest Phone_1164. F. RL_COURT Near fac- reasonable. Telephoue v beat. Y9 —Five rooms, improvements, Ginshurg. 46—4 room tenem d floor. Near Corbin's Shop. Gas‘asd electricity. Inquire on_premises; YSPECT ST. hree rooms to reat rally located. Very reasonable. li- e 28 Prospect St SPECT Tear enovated. Central Inquire 1st floor. Pr PR reasonabis Tel. 3044-W rooms to rent Rent $28. Inquire ovements. E., 121—6 ciie ewly painted, papered: new school; on bus lin 1ght party. o 1quire second floor § FLOOR sampics : machines. Big sa Household Electric —First floor {ene- ms and bath. Main St i GGOD liousehold East Mai furniture. Vet St. Pione 1055, Ve, dealers in sovap iron., 62 wWillow St. Tel Bullding Material T an INC., whoie- metals, rub- 4540 1953, sal bers. Ciectr day 3t 411 Musical Instruments paimt sprey Morgan Main_St. Tel UPRIGHT prionally fine e right party Terms. Mo~ FIANG in ex ondition. Was $400. To we will sell it for 's,_Inc. 248 Main 0. st Money oaned Radio 668 T was reported good. »0—BLDG. & BUSINESS PROFPERTT $1—BUILDING LOTS FOR FALE $2—FARMS FOR SALE |83~HOUBES FOR BALE |34—SUMMER PLACES FOR SALE ~—BU B! BAN FOR SALE $6—REAL 3 87T—REAL Rooms, Board and Hotcls —HOTELS 89 —ROOMS FOR RUNT |90—ROOMS AND BOARD |91—ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING 92—WHERE TO DINE ATLANTA T0 CAMPAIGN AGAINST HOLDUP MEN Police Ordered to Send Burglars ‘i ANNOUNCEMENTS ) = el L Tost and Found 5 ool pin { N BELT loat. Ford Trads clasped on belt. Telephone 4 POCKETBOOK found, pigski of eity on ou Containa money. Owner please call 9 KETBOOK Detween Corbin Ave, Plainville Valuable papers. 1 with nams | de. Bum of Tost 1 and Thieves to “Undertaking B: and MNEY McLarney, —— BUSINESS SERVICE Tepairing Dlastering work. WIRIN ate your amfort] 19 harge | unpaid to repay o Write ¢ PHOENIX §1 508 MAIN ST.. UNIT and Contract 19 per mionth on the e 20 months Plicie NAN ED BI iroad general Work guara mason teed, 5 EED MON Ma ifidential Finance Nassau M Please call 6061-J. Leward BMALL tan purse los Saturday cd large sun Reward Maguire. Tele 4 Parlors,” 93—BOARD AND ROOM WANTED Tontal Mary Atlanta, Nov. 11(#—A rising tide ZEHLEL, EY QUICKLY? —_—— THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS of banditry brought a tersc state- ment from headquarters today di- recting police to “send banditg and burglars and thicves to the under- taking parlors.” 6! CLEANER'S cleaning at St. Tele- Pcrsonals ALWAYS : NAPHTHA for your 6ry lall's Paint Store, 170 Arch plione 2606, Free delivery Business Service Rendered ERIOR call on nd ex Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference Fob at | Te INTRODUCING (o Aristocratic s Beayty Shop, 300 Main &t Captain Grover C. Iain of the night wata, who made the state- Dressimaking and Millinery LINE IATES 84 for appointment. TIVE INBERTIONS o Corsets designed 2 Fittings in sour home. Anneita ment, sald he was acting on orders of Police Chief James L. Beavers. for CON 2 Maple tyles Streat Te “We don’t want them here,” said | Fain of the criminals. “We want to | be rid of them onee and for all.” Prepaid 10 24 Charge Uarpenter, corsetiere, 19 Bassett Street. I 1 day ... line 3 daye...1 Ta: snd MSTITCHING, overing nhull, 1 Wa) PICOTING, i : gentiemen s 83dave i aRliny 5 4 lats like Hat St S new. Modern h_St. Ma Store Announcements Tour hold-ups and a purse snatch- | ks icar ing last night. involving an aggre- line. | Count 6 woids to a ! STITCHI ons covered NG Teley Teatly done unpaid $300 o4 Houre, ents—co al balan SOCIETY TEL, 1943 LOAN Able salaried peop) Your own note. In- per cent per MUTUAL Main 8t Open 8:30 . m 1 rist- expense of 14 lines to an inch | gate of $120 in loot, and two shop- Minimum spa 3 | litting cases yesterday, police said, | brought to about 40 the crimes of | those types reported since carly Sat- day 3 lines. 2 |&Ix Minimum Book charge 53 centa. Photographs s at = make presents 1l Special all Herald will not be responsitle for errors after the first insertica. The | | Dyeing and Cleaning Y CLEANING CO nd dyer, 95 and Telephone 364 Dt Police records showed 16 robber- ies in four hours Saturday night. ADVERTISING FOR THIg SECTION MUST BE ORDERED AUTOMOTIV ' MUTI | The Retail Food Dealers’ association | has called a meeting for tonight to discuss the situation. P. M. DAILY RDA Auto and Truck Agencies s AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE Parts and o Oldest Vord Ager Tord Cars New Britain's Special Notice pianc gio nds. 1'u legal interext -halt per cent CK PRIVACY 2 4900 AL SYSTE A per cent per 248 ELM ST. TEL. ) BUICK MOTOR UARS. See the mew “5.” | New Britain Buick Co.. 1139 Stanley Street. Teleplione 2607, CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE—Pat- terson Clievrolet, Incorporated, 1141 Stanley nd Main St Tel. 211 DE SOTO SIX and Conie in_and | sen i 3 ales, Rebekahs 1. 0. ©. 1" will id an apron. fancy work and food at the Odd Iellows’ Hall, Arch “riday, Nov. 14. Cards at Entertainment at $:15 p. m. Unit } fio s P Ifiqrr | ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Florists 3 Vory reasonable prices. m BOSTON ¥, SANDELLI'S S§t._Telephone USED CARS Special Notice econd of a serics card partics to be given by the Hertha ; | BODGE Dodge Bros. trucks. o Local and Get Our Telepiione Lay or Nig LOW, balance. Main_and E BROWN Main_Sts. need it. Court E ost is three and one- on the unpaid Corp.. corner Phone 4299 Loan Main Bt Morigages 48B | SONET ] ( R | Distance Moving RATES Insured Care. turs 1s 12 Our stimate Firat 3071-W or § S & T. Motor Sales Cor ley Street. Telephon: FOKD BALES AND authorized Ford p lodze, D. O. H.. on Thursday after- | noon, Nov. 13, 1930, at 0dd Fellows | 1721, Pinochie, whist and bridsc | THREE RARE FURNITURL £ truckin 3-J All kinds | Larson, | 1290, Second 1o ToTigages. 542 Mam ea cl. 652 or | Dogs. Cal is, Pets T radio repairing. New Engiand 430 West Main St. Telephone ALL tipes battery and electric radios re- | paired. Prompt service. Usud electr: s2ts, 335 up. New Britain Ll se Franklin_£q. Tel Tepairing. United Nadio sion Seriice, 636 Main Street Fere. Inc., ATWATE| i to see it at McCoy's, opposite_nionumen; makes and all mod- We have wn unusually fine selec- | at very low prices. McCoy's, 1nc.. Main oppusite monument. THE NLW Don't fai} 246 Main D HADIOS, ail Y EEE——————— | REAL ESTATE FOR REN ] Apartments ands Tencments 81 101, near Gartuil nt. All _improve Inquire 2nd floo tenem ROOM TENE- MENT INQUIR 5 roon x mprovemen Aftract all modern ermises. Seven room apartmen:. Inquire 79 Lincoiu ®_apartoie Newly don Foome, Telephone TWASHING nd onable S—Tive room re provements, G premises. Ti—Fie roomms. Reasonable to signt emises. VINTHROP ST floo ol T PEARL 81 mprovements Tnquire_on WINTHROP ST.. %14—5 room tenement, new louse. All moderm im- eleplione 40571, Furnished Apartments EDSON A o W 60A tcheneriv. garase. Toome and veranda, 1079-M ovement cntrance Business Places For Rent 0 R siore (o rent, Al fixtures com- Rent reasonable, 3f. Cohn, 3 Eim Tel. 5325 or 2425, Houses For Rent mp vate Tel rovements E 4013- | APARTM heated or unheated all_ sectione. | LOUIE §. JONES AGENCY 44 WEST MAIN BT TEL. 1490 RCH GT., —6 moder eated rooms. on premises. It TS or tenements, Tarse. App Teleplione | BROOK i3—Tenement of five Al modern improve- | AWN ST, To b BROOKLAWN ST, All Tive room tene- Gerage it de- Inquire second reasonal oS, Airst ated. improve: Phone 4520-W BIN eat AVE, © tooms. Steam garage, all improve- | floor. Inquire 1438 9 and Trumbul Tile bath 112 Harrison &t. B steam | Hamilton rooms, sun Ve room apartmnent. latest improvemen.s. Reasonabie re 35 Dewey St DWIGHT COURT, 21-THFSE ROOMS TO RENT. £12 PER MONTH. INQUIRE | ON PREMISES. Steam heat | AN Wanted—To Rent kid apartment of 4 or § rooms, heated preferred. unfurnished. by couple, ithin walking distance of North & Judd Co. 3 o Ulassified Box 6 C. M., Herald. LEEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Building Lots For Sale BUILDI? £ 81 “orner Monroe and now and save $300, Main_ St Tor st Houscs For Sale » AX cpportunity o buy a home at & Tow price and o easy terms is mow yours. Sec_Paul Ponti & Co. Phone 4372 BELVIDERE—Seien room semi-bungalow in excellent shape. Two car garage. Price $9.000. Cash $1,000. Best section. W. L. Hathi Co, 24 Washington St Telephone 3400, Brand new oot en rooms and sun pai- uprovements, with One bus line fare 1o Brit; 2 minutes from town s office Berlin. Price reasonable amount of cash. Inquire ¥ Room 407. Phpne moders res of Jand Denu: BLACK ROCK AVE.—Bix room bouse in good section. Large extra lot. Garage. Price reasonable. W. L. Hatch Co. 24 Washington St. Tel. 3400, CENTRAL—A bargain in {wo tonemont house. Also a cottage with some land water and improvements. H. i—Fie rooms Apply &9 Broad _OVER BLVD. rovements. §25, Britain Auto Sal Telephone 6700, NABH totor car Sales and ser A will be played. The public is invited. the new G, Hawker, Gee BARGAINS STORAGE 1 dual Hardware Cit Schultz, . . SALE— Boston VURNITURE . crating. The | Storage Co. Telephone E A. L. Hurlburt, supplies of all aciite AT 1w m_St. Telephone 2436, s HUPMOBILE sales and service Mupp mechanies. Hupmioblle Co.. 230 Arch St. Telephone 224 |OAKLAND V-8, Pontiac Big Granam Service. loward W. Whitniore, 23 Expert Service Attractive Low Prices Herald B “AL and ROS. Tong distance plano moving at Telepiine & Feed Co.. 494 M low rai Gener . Smediey, Classified Ad Martford Ave. Tel. 2510, ACKARD: 3 SEX sales and | 1929 FORT ROADSTER 1 2 | | Service. yman tuto Sales, 200/ Last t. Telephone 254 | STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Sales and 1928 FORD ROADSTER 1926 CHRYSLER COUPE Headings METAL Thomas Co.. 215 Park St & | " “service. Albro Motor Sales Co. 225 Repatring KEGS— Arch_st 5 | WHIPPETT—Fouts and Sixes | " Service. Limer Automotile Sales and Co., 22 Announcements 1—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS & w Mattresscs rema Furniture upholst v_Bedding_Co. » order, are ¢ All stzes, ch 8. P. STROPL Vs 185 Park Year old; house well marked. ot (nds., Wew Britam Iac. Notice our mew 5t (cor. Lafayette for m ppics. W, Also nabell A Articles For Sale St._Tel. 939 2—DEATH NOTICES 2—FLORISTS 3-A—LANDSCAPE GARDENING NERAI, DIRECTORS 5—LOST AND FOUND 6—FERSONALS T—STORE ANNOUNCEME Automotive 8—AUTO AND TRUCK AGEN | 8—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR S 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGI |11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORILS | 12—AUTOMOBILES WANTED 15—AUTOS—TAXI SERVICE Main St. _Telephone 151 WILLYS KNIGHT SALES AND ICE. line motor cars. Beloin and stor_Salea, Fred Belo 2 Prop. 115 Church S§t._Telephons 4569, WATTERIES AND SERVICE BUDL AUTO PRODUCTS CO. 56 ARCH ST, TEL. 3989 | GWN a car stop 2t Rudy's for vulcanizing, Auto air and water. Ford Owners Have Your Ford Serviced Now — Be Ready For the Cold Winter Days GENUINE FORD PARTS Ford Trained Mechanics TAC | | pair HINE Dancing,_ Teachers ASSETTE fag's Store). ught Business and Office Equipment_ 87 | We have (b Turpo; tati em (o suit se. 1n all art at $25, oners and office out- Street Feed an d Fuel Woob. Bir e STUDIO, = oD, Tel. 613 or 1436-W. 14—GARAGES TO L 15—MOTORCYCLES AND BICTCLES Tort at 23 Drospect Street. Zlocution Teachers deliv 36-A | 36-A | 16—MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLES WANTED 7—SERVICE, STATIONS—REPAIRIN! Business Service 15—BARBERS, HAIRD'S, MASSEUSE 19—BUILDING AND CONTRACT 20—BUSINESS BERVICE RENDERED 21—DENTISTS 22—DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY DYEING & CLEANI INSURANCE—ALL KINDS —LAWYERS—PATENT ATTORNETS 28—MOVING, STORING & CRATI | $3—PLUMBING, HEAT'G, METAL WORK | | KT New Britain Auto Sales, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales and Service 139 ARCH ST. Tel. 6700 17 YOUR BATTERY IN or call 2905 for our special recharging service, Exide Battery Service, 95 Chestnut St. 0. BECKER, -xpert radiato?r repair. thorized Harrison service station. Cick= eat servica at lowest cost. Rear 1z%Glen Sireet. Telephone 5430, THE LOOP GARAG Auto Repairing and St 58 MAIN ST 16 L ! Collegs MAN Til Main St EMPLOYMENT e Help—Me to do canvassin | 50~PRINT'G, JOBB'G, STATIONERY ‘ Educational ! 31—PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ZING and tral Auto laundry c Garage. 123 Arch St. Phone 1544 | 1 BASSETITE, 310, # unace Tele- ord firep! . A Apartments—Iur- artment for light and hot wa- CORBI price ctive 7 room ho completed. Reasonable terms. Inquire the Rogers Sesh_& Door Co.. 139 Cheatnut 8t OTTAGE of 7 tooms for sale. Easv terms, small down payment. Inqui-e Modern Teailor Shop, 16 Washington Pl Just Garage. “Telephone ST, iniproven Plho E & rooms, quire M Three room (ene- ts. Inquire 60 Wit FATRVIEW ST mprovements Td floor. Modern conveniences Street. Phone 5240-R a5 o asonable. w0 re Staniey 1163 nenent ond or third nprovemente. B6—Six nice rooms, second ements. Telephone [ Tent decorated, Serc Garage graduate Emerson | Children's classes. | Coal Dealers (Mag's Bldg). Tel. 613. PEOPES Teievl ¥ Quality e A98 ood Things (o Eat 190—Four rooms. Al air heat, garage. Phona 435 BALDWIN appi 60 bu. Wir Ellsworth St Wanted 41 Newington bushels W as old m same day. Kay Phone 4525 remado & Wa He Wants a Change of Scenery WELL, T T6LL YOU. YOU GOT THAT WHOLE LINE OF HORIZON AS FAR AS YoU CAM SEE IN ANY DIRECTION, AN D BEAUTIFUL CLOUDS ROLLING OVER. T KINDA FILLS YOUR FAIND WONDGRING WHERE THEY'RE GOING, AND BY THE TiME You THINK OF How! BEAUTIFUL THEY ARG, THE STARS (OME OUT. YOU SORTA GET TO LOOK ON THEM AS SORTA..WELL, T DON'T KNOW . SORTA FRIENDS, AND WHEN YOU THINK YOU'RE ALL ALONE, THEY SORTA COME DOWN 70 NOU OR NGV GO UP 70 THEM . . T DON!'T KNOW .+ . BUT THEN YOU'RE NOT ALONE AND ALL OF A SUPDEN YOU GO TO SLEEP. THEN YOU WAKE UP THE NEXT MORNING AND AS FAR AS You CANM GEE IT ALL LOOKS DIFFERENT AGAIM. IT'S LIKE A GREAT BIG PICTURE ONLY IT'S A DIFFERENT PICTURE EVERY DAY, I'M KINOA LIKE THE ARTIST PAINTING IT. EVERY DAY IT'S BETTER .. T WAKE UP AND WONDER WHAT 1'fA GOING TO PAINT, BUT SOME HOW 1T JUST COMES —A BETTER PICTURE THAN BEFORE. ¢ By PERCY t. 1930, by Metropolitan WELL, THAT MAY B BUT \T's A WEEK NOW SINCE 1'VE BEEN LCOKIN' AT THE SAME PICTORE AN' 1'M GETTIN' TIRED OF T, N CROSB Newspoper Ser | | | | | CANDLORDS—TI s column of apar place for Don't s the guiding ooking for & n HILLCREST AVENUE BELVIDERL—Tive room bungalow. ¥ire- garage, extra corner lot. Pri co. ROOM 412 COMMERCIAL TRU! LK De fireplace, en room house im section of west end. Sun perch, ot water Jeat, oll burper, car garage. Price low. W. L. Hatch Co. Washington St. Tel. 3400. TAKEN BY FORECLOSCRE, one, two and three family houses, $5,500 to 310, 000, Telephone 24 »* v aal) iware City ( S tenement for A real bargain. Hard one-fa; quick saie eplacs, braa Located mear ONE Farage, e Linco et ONE SEVEN New ROOM and sun yorch. a home at = & CARLSON TEL —_——mm |RO0MS. BOARD, HOTELS] Hotels (1] 1 MATN —4 end cteam heated apartments. Boih t class condition. 1Inquire Jlenry Morans and Sony’ Music Stors MONROE ST, porch, 2nd floor ments. Wi MONROE ST un pors Inquire A second floo: Main Huriburt Glen rooms, 325 104—§ rooms, —4 room 4 rooms, rooms, East Maln St—3 Heated. THE W HATCH COMPANT WASHINGTON ST. % 3400 TELEPHONE ROUMS by day or weex at reasomabie rates. Telephone 4476, Hotel Doris, L Main street. 1tooms ror Rent W L VACANT ROOM earne no money. Rent 70w and stert money coming 3 men and 525, etting “leasant front room, singie Alzo housekeep Alderman rooms. Bteaun light housekeep- Tes. ad. Ed of water 5 rooms. Mrs. PROSPECT ST., with home surroundings Telephone $29-W. MAIN ST., 154—PLEASANT ROOM RENT.HOME CONVENIENCES UTRE ON PREMISES. MAIN ST., °19—Pleasant room .1 home. Steam heat. Ring upper Phone 6017-R HARE my five room spartment woman, Reasonable. Inquire $4% Rooms For Housekeeping 81 T5—Two or thres rooms. 1ight_housekoeping. Mod eniences. Good heat. Talephene “Two nice rooms Yor Convenient. Reason- O'Dell. S1—Kurnished foom Teasonable WILL for Q. eceping lousehesping or_ mngie ard ) desired. Reason. Smith, 13 Maple 8t

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