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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNFRDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925.
CITY PAYS TRIBUTE
(Contlnufd from Flrnt Page)
; O. A. H. In Automobiles.
I S. H. Wooils, Commanding.
! . Soin of Veterans.
Miilh Dhl.slon.
Music
Ex-Servlc men, Commamler H
Scheuy. Commanding.
Colors Mnssei.
Nureen and Enlisted Women.
Commanders and Past Command rs
of Various Ex-Servicemen'
Organizations.
Spanish War Veterans.
Kddy-Glover Tost, American I.rcinn
frlvatfl Walter Smith Tost, V. F. W.
Worcttlcr'a Ci-lrbrutinn
Worcester, Mann., Nov. li ipi
Armistice Jhiy celi'liratiuii which
started here last nltiht it a hall,
under the niivplcea ot Minis Camp.
anadlan World War xeterans, wire
continued today with a program be
ginning at 10 a. in. and to he con
tinued until 8::U' p. m.
From Hi to 10:58 a. m., Worrc ster
Post, American l.' Rion hand uaMi a j
concert on City Hall plaza, and dur- I
ing this pi-nod ruiml'S were op!od"d
at regular Intervals In the rear ot
city hall.
Colors were then massed on City
Hall plaza and from It to 11:"- was
a period of silence. "America" by
the band as followed by a prayer
by Ke. Frederick H. Hanker, rec
tor of the St. I.uke's Episcopal
httrch, and brother of He v. Walton
., . . ... . ,
Danke.r, who was killed In France
while fnlng as chaplain. The
mayor then read the Armistice Day
proclamation after which Captain
flalph Karh. of Worcester Poly
technic Institute gave an address.
Rev. Fred Alan Macdonald, pas
tor of Old South Congregational
church also spoke.
There will be nreworks at East
Park at 1:IS and at S:30 "a vision
of peace," will be presented at the
Woman's club.
Out In hlcns"
r.hlcs,, Nv. 11 W-rant Fark '
Vadium was renamed Soldiers' tie-Id
in Armistice i'ay memorial rites for
Vmerlca's foldi'-d dead hero today.
I'Yank O. I.owden, war time gover
nor of Illinois, and Scott W. Lucas,
cnnimander of the state department
of the American Legion, dedicated
the field to the fallen of all wars in
the presence of a living hero. Com
mander John Ilodgers of the navy's
Pacific, seaplane (light and of hun
dreds ot unsung heroes.
i.nsonla and New Haven
Ansonia, Conn., Nov. 11 W
Armistice day was observed by ft
general display of flags, Slain street
on both sides being lined with ban
ners. At. 11 o'clock a squad from
the various ex-service men's organi
zations fired ollcys in front of the
post office, taps were, sounded and
business In general was suspended
for three minutes while the factory
' hlstles sounded.
This noon the Botary club enter
tained delegations of the World War
veterans and the (i. A. R. at a lunch
eon at which Rev. Daniel Strickland
of New Haven, a captain In the 102d
during the war made fin address.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock the
united ex-service men's organiza
tions will hold n short parade which
will end with a dance at the state
armory. Similar observance of the
day were held In Derby, Shelton and
Seymour.
New Havn, Nov. 11 'Pi New
Haven's thoughts centt n-d today
upon the star-shaped tnl.let on tho I
green upon which are inscribed the
names of persons who perished that
democracy might live, and from the
renter of whi h rises the staff sup
porting the flag under which they
fought. Around this tablet, as the
armistice hour of 11 o'clock drew
near, gathered members of live vet
erans' organiy.n.ions some of h.-m
tn civilian flntl.e. but in.-niy wear
ing the blue rind khaki of seven
ye;irs ago.
A k th clin k on the preen struck
the hour of n .i bndi fell over the
;isenin!i e
T'ne in.- n. i
"1 tlleir l;
tlireo inlli
T'ir rity I
ttio rntmii
niincled pi
flavs of ' n
;eih r sounded taps.
' .. r,ri..r s'I'lad point- j
' '. m ii rd and fired
,r: I'cnor of te.e, ib'ji'l.
,1 f'T a moment in
li'.- to mti.se viitli
Hie
-bin
ivl sadness on the
'. '.' rcisni and sac-
rillre ' ri t V
nl
i Inni' d in
v . ii n r
F'ill.
th.-it
npo
1 e nil : en t n f . if I r
ii lien tir. puns v
I p In SpriiHrfl'-M
SprlnrV'l. No. It Ps An 'in
'. 'nl Armisf ire day nliernne
:.n rarrio'l o'i' at tin- Amen
in
I -t. r-.-i' iennl rn'!i jr- lure vli'tl 1
Special Notice
The cedar c'neit v.hlch Is lielntr
drn '.mi under '.!:. iiiisric s "f I be New
l.'.ri 1 3 in chapic-r of Ilmlassnh at the
""ricntal fete, Dec. 2. at Odd I'tl
loni' l.all. Is on displav at th Con
necticut l'urrleis. W'ett M.iln M.
Tickets on sale Inside. -3t.
I'nltril lai'-t ItKtiict ( inirt
Di-trlrt of onnri tii nt
In ti e Mat', o'
Ji illN H. a iNNl.KV
A''i Ced I'.lTkl'llpt
Ni). I'.aiiKriiieey
nKiil i; or orit i;
itv ri iti.n M ion
fp'.n 'le 1" ii'iiui n'' Ti ''-nl '1
Uriel; t'o.. I;,"'., pi I' 11 c '.,! .I'd 11
II. I'orillli'. it'i-.v ..r Jal. 'y im; i;
business a !'. rim. mi said r!c'r:et,
1... deelal'ed a lirinlrupi. r 11 r- i
sens !( r-in s't t.r", i.'.t j- ; litut
I n raid Coin i .
1 ippeirr u to ai' i l i.iT feip .
I.v t: tjr I!,,.' v. 1 .1
i n II.
'oiini' y Is a i'- ni 1 1 r'lii ' hi
and pone to par's lit.v.i'ov. n
Pl f' D I' " e HI! "t l e
I i -1 T : -1.
m l I hat
111:
it i
is theicupon
ordered, fi at eniir.' ,d Hie p. n-d-iii-y
of .slid I 'li'nm 1' finn by
fiib'islilns thi.e nrl' r, in Ha N-w
luitnin Ibraal. a i spa p-r pub
lish'! in New Ilritaii', iti sai l I iis
tricti fii.e, n Mi-k fur 'M'i i 'ip-
, il!l' t- :f 's.
1'V Hi '"'li 1.
I '. i;. J 'b K K IT.
I
students, veterans of th World
war, representing nine nationalities
and enrolled In eight armies of the
Allied forces, related their war ex
peuences. Several of those who
spoke received decorations for war
time service. Prof, Itobert Cobb of
the collega faculty, formerly In tho
marine corps, had charge of the
program,
Veterans of tho 104th Regiment,
A. K. F placed a wreath on the
regimental memorial at Camp
Hartlelt, Westlleld, where th regi
ment was mustered Into the fid
eral service.
Wntcrltury
Waterbury, Nov. 11 (VPi Services
for Hold Star mothers at tho city
honor roll at 11 o'clock, the veter
ans' parade In the afternoon and at
2:.":" and a banquet followed by
vaudeville and dancing far veterans
characterized the armistice celebra
tion here today. Schools, factories,
banks and other business were con
ducted as usual.
Prov Itlriirn
Providence, n. I., Nov. 11 (pi A
parade In which national guard
units, veterans organisations of civic
societies took part, featured the ob
servance of Armistice Pay here. A
number of gold star mothers were
on the reviewing stand with Gov.
I'ciihier, Mayor Calnor and Cher
state and city officials.
St. Petersburg, Ila.
St. Petersburg, Fla., Nov. 11 Py
St. Petersburg's Armistice Day par
ailn was featured by the appearance
in the line of the Ku Klux Klan, the
local Jewish organization, the
L'ntnl-,1. f Cnli.mkna n r, ,1
I . ' '
.school children and negro ex-serv-
Icemen. Tho klansnien did not ap
pear In robes.
Torrlnpton
Torrlngton, Nov. 11 (It Decora
tion of graves of ex-servicemen and
memorial exercises were the only
features of the Armistice Day ob
servance In Torrington. Schools and
places of business were opened as
usual.
Hartford
Hartford, Xov. 11 UP) A German
-"I r i pfinhtral i4tif(nie iViA n-oa a nil
allottr-cl to Hartford by the war d.-
partment, was presented to the city
today by Rau-Locke Post. Memorial
trees In Colt park were decorated.
RED CROSS WILL AWARD
PRIZE TO BEST HUSTLER
Sultable Recognition For Worker
Who Di'lngs in Largest Number I
of New Workers. j
A prize to the worker In the Red i
Cross roll call which started offi
cially today will be given, according
to an announcement made by Chair
man Joseph Gaeto this morning
The drive will continue until and
including November 26.
The following will participate:
Leaders Edward A. Mag, Wil
liam Greensteln, Rev. Dennis Kul- 1
matychy, J. Gustave Johnson, Philip i
T'npu, Rev. h. Bojnowskl, Stanley j
Traccski, Harry Kevorkian, Thomas 1
Calx-lus, Rev. J. Dankevlch. j
Workers Lincoln Danlelson, Hel- j
en Paulson, Gunnard Olander, Kllen
A. Lundquist, Leon Hunter, Susanne
Casale, Mary Di Vicino, Angela La
cava, Susan Dolce, Santola Vetrano,
Mrs. K. Scalise, Rose Palmlerl, Llna
1'rnselli, Elvira Rastelll, Rosa Sca
villo, Corrado Armlerl, Anna 'Kra
witz. Mary Krawitz, Anna Fisher,
Maty Wallach, Catherine Roman,
Catherine Slncko, Mary Salak, Mary
S' t'liin, Catherine Kerelejza, Mary
Kenlejxa, Rabbi Gershon Hadas,
Henry Schupack, Mrs. Martin Hor
witz, Anna Gourson, Sadie Gold
smith, Evelyn Miller, S, Charamut,
Misses B. Kulesik, A. Zembko, R.
Kulesik, S. Syjewska, S. Kozlatek,
cGneieve Bonkoskt, Stella Kozlatek,
Stella Czyjenska, Kstelle Johnson,
Attorney L. Golon, Winifred Drave
hfck, Sophie Mikalauskas, Eldonn.
I'olitls, Anna PetiiKkas, Josephine
Tutles, Mrs. Ktnlly Kraus, Anna
Skrltulsky and Mary ilalaska.
SK1PPY
MOM. SOOKY
Cor awful 0?amps. 50 1 Iuas
Ltr UIKt
. JUL
POFJY AND HER
ii
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I Mil 1 hlJN i km VTTp,
I ,5klT V ViTI SE-ES IM THAT rV'MEAiJ
k ftV - - ' ' i J V ' 1-' i "v- - J
BRISTOL NEWS
(Continued from Page Seven)
present the Harvard prize play "The
(loose Hangs High" with Mrs. Mans.
Held, widow of the late Hluliard
Mansfield is a member of tho cast.
Saturday evening the piny "You and
1" will be presented by the snine
company. This company has been
brought to Bristol through tho ef
forts of Judge Roger S. Newell,
Hartford Librarian to SM-ak
The first Mothers and Teachers'
meeting of the Federal Hill Parent
Teachers' association will bo held In
the Federal Hill auditorium Thurs
day a'ternoon at 3:3n. Miss Caro
line llewlns of the children's dc
partment of the Hartford public
library will address the meeting, her
subject being "Some Books to Buy
for Christmas." This meeting Is
open to the public.
Dance at Chlppens Hill
The South Chlppens Hill school
will hold a dance In the school
house tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. The proceeds of tho af.
fair will be used for school
pOSi'fl.
pur-
Former Resident Vies
William Levitt, a resident of this
city several years ago, died at his
home in Springfield on Monday.
The funeral was held In Springfield
this afternoon. Mr. Levitt was a
brother of the late Thomas Levitt,
w ho was In the trucking business in
Bristol for many years.
.Marriage Licenses Issued
A marriage license has been
Issued by City Clerk Thomas B.
Steele to Perclvat Kenneth Illlng-
ANNOUNCEMENT
SEYMOUR & MICHAELS
are opening a sales and show room at 98 Arch street with a line
of 1926 Flint models for your inspection. You are cordially in
vited to drop in any time and examine the Flint line and arrange
for a demonstration. Mr. M. Onorato who has been connected
with the Flint for the past year will manage this store for us and
wants all his old friends and prospects to be sure to call on him.
riiiiwwiirnpjMiMiaiMiiwiBir4i
, '
SAYS HfV
UknC a .
n"vl - HOT
PAIS
worth of 459 North Main street,
and Miss Josephine Mails LcFrc.
nlero or 363 North .Main street.
A marriage lici use has also been
Issued to Thomas Joseph Sullivan
of 42 Pleasant, street und
Anna May O'Conti' II of thu
MM
ea,
address.
MHiTlajio ItWuriis
'turn has ho-ii n reived
A return has been p reived at
the office of the city
New Britain of Hie
cbrk from
marriage of
.lames J. O'Brien of ItiH
vlnlty street and Mies Ciertrud
Dl
- M.
I i
' of so'', Church street.
New Britain, which took place, on
October j;. The Lev. Kdward M.
harrell, formerly of this city
formed the ceremony.
per-
A return has also been received
of the marriage of Raymond Alfred
Your
Little
Ones'
Eyes
We
L nderstnnd
Kyes
127 MAIN ST.
DISTRIBUTORS
REMEMBER THE PLACE
98 ARCH STREET
NEW BRITAIN
Scandal
SKlPPY, reu sccty V SIGN At T - 7 7 - s?c3 - Kf, -
J TO KG6"P IT AT H'J 1 (L 5
Is
Krleson of S5 Queen street and
Miss Ci'Ttr : In A, Bollerer of laii
Fast M ii j street New Britain,
which was pi rt'ormed In New Britain
on October ;4 ny thu He v. Sarnie I
1 S'ltrliffe i tctor of St, Mark's Kpls-
, copal church.
.tn.ntid t m r it mvoFMii lie 1
, Stuttgart, ("iermany, Nov, 11 (Pi :
.Thirty thousand Wurtternbergi-ts !
greeted president Von Hlndeiiburg
I this morning upon his arrival here
for an official visit. The welcoming
groups Included sludcnlH in gala
uniform, citizens carrying the na
tional and Hlatu flags, and soldiers In
parade dress. i
BEAD HI K Al l) CLASSIFIED A1)S
i on RESULTS
To give your children the advantage of
keen eyesight is a responsibility that rests
on you as a parent. Backwardness in
school, carelessness and irritability are
often only symptoms of eyestrain which
disappear when the little ones' eyes are
fitted with proper glasses.
Frank E. Goodwin
Eyesight Specialist
phone inn.i
Mongers
r-H'-- hr Mrti a fr-.iji-i :r':.' a-.r.
vasx. hesh'him) 7To )my both dislike
AlMT 60T ATHIM6) f WGEEDV t (STHE SME PEOPLt! i
-r I I lm. --. ..i . v. -ri;..e
THE HERALD
"WANT ADS
2
Alphabetically Arrange! t'Oi
und Ready Refeience.
Quick
UNI'! HAIKU foil
CO.NSKCUT1 Vi INKIiKTIONS
. . Chains Preps Id
1 any .,,.1 una .id
2 (lays ...J tins ,;(
3 'itty 1 lino ,;i
4 days ....1 line
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.21
11. t.o
Venrly Order Kates Upon Application
Count 6 ivordi to a line.
14 line to an ItiCh.
Minimum Krmce. 3 lines.
Minimum Buol Charge, 35 cents.
No Aii Accepted Aftur 1 P. M, for
CloFfirted Page on Same Day. Sat. 10
A. M.
Adti Accepted Ovi th Telephone
fur convenience of cuptemuts. Call
825. Ask fui a "Want Ad" Operator.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
liiiiinl it. .Monument'. 1
NT.W HlilTAIN MontimeiltBl'worka. KM
1 'r k St. Monimienli of ell bIzi-p ami
c. pi.'i lptlons. Caning and letter cutting
em ejiectn ty.
iil'lll'A i' A uTt's Concrete i'teo'l f?i n
1'i'ceiJ; water inoef, iiermetlcnlly si-al-t'l.
ivlll oiilln: elthet wood or metal
t'1.1 net rrj 11! ro Ciller Iota. Reaiionatjly
I rlccij. N. B. Vault Co., Kensington,
'tel. MMt..
florist
I'CN I"LKNS Virv rcasnnul :: pii-'e-,
uilelirt i.iieen!ic.ii?o, 518 Oak fit.
if 1 :'.?.
CL'r li.uWCli.S'-eolled plants. pk-aL-tn
t i. ii iny. tijiecii ll.T'ii on funerul uuili
.lol,U L'!l'B 1 eetiti'Mj: e. f. 1 7 Clmich St.
:;i '.-sl'ai'j: ;ai:lj:ni:u-
I--: ! ll'V, KUf-'pe, Sunt h
I'.ilii'unih. All ltih'ip "
f.., wm-lc TV.ui i:al,-7'
MiM'i Sf.
a vft-tis
Ami ri'-a ii ml
' p.'ink'ii ami
lUiil'-a lur. fcTich fjivcial ltr SiittirHiy
end tjuntiny. Va --r Garden Green
hMisi, 1Hi3 Bta.'ilt fct.
Ist and round 6
i IjnST.'.N ril'T.L PUFPV-lriFt, ftrayfd or
j p't'lf-n, n!ct.,,y niar;t;il, br;rKllP an-'l vh!'
j s-:row talo, fuhiiNIf; r'-n'aid fr lo'nrn to
13'
-'('iN BL'1,1, PL' P Inst. rii?ht bund
1" rf f.nre whit. I'in'.Ier n'jMfy j:. C".
'ii!.'-''n, '2 Lincoln St. Fhuhe 1 m"a.
DIUMVN HORSE found
if!'-. Inqnl'-o Pan Cn
tn Heii-iri Pun
ai iv-rlfn.
bL'N'-'M OF KLVS litst (.Sunday night l
iwren F. O. and Centtr Iox 41-VH.
tr-iU) Ofiite.
Bl N'CH OF KKYS lrst, b-vt .-u R. R,
A'''.'ide and rhun-h St. Klndor rleiiso
r-'Mirn fo Til J'-.hn Si . f-r rliiin' lirj''-?.
g a i ; x lt ; '5s"a"r r7r, a us V:-t"i " m a n
or MV-st Miin St. Finder phnnp :Mh.
G EH. MAN l'i )LlCi-i pvp ioft't Friday
niornintr. Fimifr return to 1 0 S "Wafch-
lii'.v!'",n St. lie-ward.
(', P FY A T I ."ST S 'rrnTdnyhi v iclnity
of Sliiittlo Mf'fi'lriw Hiid Fiiif'Mn Sr. In
fnrin.'iTinn ri-patdiiiB1 Rainn will be ap
preciated. Plmn. 1 s5'i-ll
I
Ai'.'V'S HAND BA; lost Fnd:
at m feting of Pyt hl;m Sipp
Capitfd Hic-ator. Ri'turn to Mi'
i7 f-ou'li Main Sr. To). "
evuinnj.:
i or i n
F. N;ilt.
1-M.
PAIJi OF
w.-ird. t"
FOSAFY
ill 4S4.
F.F A L'fi lost. F1-
Pf n'KF'f BOOK rout .1 inincr Pinal! sum
money a.n1! key ki?r. Sunday Oct. 31st.
RcM-nrd. .n.
1i T.VTFIi UOG 5 mufj.
whito lost. Reward,
f'onnerton F.
old, liv.r
James Coy
and
e, k
IVrsonals
A FKAMKO FOPTK AIT of a dr-ar
nirtkOE a f'l.hiidld Xmris pift. A"e i
-1 'pics n nd enlarK'-vnems from
r!'ifn. ApnoV Prudjn.
anj'
A.MKPt'.'AN liniily in country wit)
l"n Hi :md cm i o for Miild, (iood home
and mofher's care. Pox 9-JO,, Herald.
S FFFKR K RS0 F jTf A RT T R OFBFF
Asthma, dropsy, hih blood pressure,
ami paralysis, I will gladly tell you,
free of char pro, how my dear mother was
relieved, v. ith&ut drugs, and her life
saved. This I feel Is my duty to hu
manity. Address, Mrs. A. Ik Spence,
Box 1346, New Haven, Conn.
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and I ruck Acik Ics 8
AC.MB TKIX'KS-Saiw Service."" Erie
son Motni Bales. 171 South Main St.
I'liono k70.
j BMCK MOTOR CAKS-Sales and Service.
Capital Dulck Co.. 1'j3 Arch St. Phone
j "ilu7.
I I. E X I X GTON, OAK1.AN D A K DG RAT
j I'rirs. Sales and Service. Hardware City
i Motor Co., 6 Elm St. Phone 2721.
CHEVROLET " MOTOHCARSSa!e9 and
j Bfeivice. Superior Auto Company, 176
l Arch St. Phone 21L
CHIIVSI.ER 4 and" i. Sa7e7""an"(l
i Rervlce. Dennett Motor Sales. 250 Arch
St. Phone 2S52.
I Wire for an emergency telephone
needed In flghtlnsr a recent, forest
fire in California was delivered
across a mountain to foresters bv
airplane.
Bv
BY
,'.
' 'IV,
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agcncdit 8
DOliOH BitOTliEhS- gain and tervie.
K. & F. M11I01 8,ili Corp., 155 liim St..
lorner E'ranUlin. Plion 731.
FOIU) C'AltS ami TltUCKS rordibn
tractoi. Hale and wrvlee. CJunultie
IMiti. and ft'Tl'Bserlea. Alltotnothi' Sh lea
& Wo rv I co Cn :H K. Main. Pllill 2701.
Kl: ANK1.1N' Tats No water to freeze.
Sales mid Survlce, 453 Went Main flt.
Tel. St!i.
flld'Mdllll.li CAKS Snlm anil Sorvlca.
City Peril.' Siatlon. 1 1 n ct ford Ave., cor.
Stanley St. A, M, PttOlnfBfR.
LESLNOTfoSiioiiliiiil" and Crai. nljh
criida mot'ir iiub. tdnliia and aervue.
f. A, HeiKe, M Main Pt. Hhone 316
LI XlMi'i'TVN, nAKI.ANt') and ClliAY Jtn
t'r On, .'-ulea anil Soritio. llaldllaie
Cny Muter Co., H Kim St. riiona i'Zi.
NA.Slt ni'itnr cars. See tho new line.
S:i.-a and Service. A. G. llawlier, bi
Ktni Sttei-t. Phone CI.Mt.
0.r'S.tOMUrMOTiiKCARH 'The fit.
flncil Six." Smith Motor Salta, 11)0 IVnl
Main St. I'lionn 2i"l.
RKO MOT'olMt All's 'nd"ucliiirKnnli
M. .Searlo .1: Co., Sle and Wervk-c; cor.
Klin and park St a, I'lmne '.'110. Local
neontH rnr C'lil'l.t Sim Mum .
S'li'Hl.liAKKU 110'1'uli CAIis-8nlee and
Setvlto. Albio Metoi Sale Co.. 72ft
Arctl fcit- i'lieno 2fte.
Wfl.l.YS-KNIi'uiT AND " OViIkXaXM
nintor ears. Sale Hand Peivtce. 127
Clurty St. "The Plcve-Vahe Motor."
It. C. Kll'ln'l'll. PllOllO id;,i-8,
Ant( nntl Trnt li:
for Sale
II
IS'.": riiF.vi:i'i.i:T leuni!
1?!:.
NlUll lielii.m.l I'.'lti.'r. :. iLC-SellUiT tmit
llit! 'ar, Mlt.'ei en'iOlll'f, t 1 1 tl ft,""!!
miles i' 111 he '-eia nt a larpe illpeount.
.1. II Mer.m tl.-ir.-if", 5131, e'hnreh St.
! liriiSnN. riI'l'piM.r,ls'i..r, nioiiiaiilca'l
cenil.tton ami nslnt very (.-find, Fine
rnliher. I'liee 1 nv. 'rirnm illniicd.
ll'-miett Motor l-ale?- Co., -;, n Arcli at.
I 'helie 'i'i., J,
LKXINOTON hte U'2". fport model,
M'liufe Man hx, S fitjheiiBflr to'irlnK enf
tli.iriiURliIv rfonrid'Mrtrif'd nrul newly
pntnffd Fix wire vheeN nnd uood tlrPF.
Trade and termt considered. C. A.
Bonce, 51 Mn'n St. Phnne 2216.
I A'. X I N CJTON ft" pflppi;npeV; in'te "1923
bi ouhnm in flret clas iiiewhantral
condn'on. pfl'rit nnd upholstery art ex
cellent, brand new cords. 1 pare. C.
A RonfP 11 Malp flt Phnne 21ft
M A X W E I.L, tou 1 1 v,k enra" (3).new
paint, very tf'nd rubber. reconditioned,
me'dianlt-nlly. uood fop nd upholPtery.
Fries $"fi(j each. Bennett Motor Sale
Co., 250 Arch St. Phone 2952.
M AXVELL719-4 5-passenger club eedan.
Condition nnd appearance are those of a
mw rar fi good tire?. Price only $700.
Tprms nnd trades roneidered. Bennett
Motor Kalea Co., 210 Arch St. Phone
STt;riT:RAKF,R--rj-vafsengr.r. mechanical
ly right, paint and upholstery are excel
lent, S cord tlrofi. Price S7f.. Call after
p. m . at ra r 53 Lincoln S t ,
T I'P O li" SE PA N'7 1"? 2 : in A 1 c nnd i t n ,
run !""' 'it niil". p!tce reapfnahlr.
CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT.
ADVANTAGE OF THIS FIG
OFFER t
REMOVAL BALES
OF USED CAES
THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE
NOV. 15th.
ON'LT 150 DOWN.
1913
Chevrolet roadster, 1225.
1923 Ford 6dan, 395.
1323 Chevrolet roadster, (two), f 335.
1523 Ford sedan. S307.
1524 Overland touring, JJ34.
1523 Ford coupe. 1334.
I!i20 Dodge roadster, J307.
1925 Ford sedan. J486.
1524 Chevrolet coupe, 325.
1925 Chevrolet H ton truck, J(18.
1 923 Studehaker coure, I486.
SUPERIOR At'TO CO.,
178 ARCH ST.
TEL. 211.
PFRCY CROSBY
CLFFF STERRETT
AUTUMUTIVB
Auto anil lYin k for Sale
PolniK
tlnn.
-tnurlnK. 1 320 ;
Tel. S'Jl T-6.
nxi'vtlinl1 condt
l''lil!lJ
We Luve 3 Kordor neda-na that
h ro In vary good condlilou met-lmnkally
ami othcrwlftv, & cud tlrue. Frloe i.tmi
rnidi, Uinrndt M"ttir Haiti Co., 260
Alih St. Phuiic JP52.
GOOD VA M'l'-
Vrur i'hnr."e to buy a jed ue)
Kurd. Imd.et! lv tho reputation of
the iMi'Kfi't Ford draltr In noith
ern "oiincitt 'm, Hera are a ft-w
R'v'lrils, Many inora to clioc
Jl 0111.
1?24 Tudor, j;;50.. nnw tfrer
Tudor (3). HOD.
Ford, :S5. now tit e.
on TuJor, 1275.
Roadster. J2i0,
1D?:i Roudster. T175.00.
13?4 Itondster, t22', balloon tire.
Tourinj (3). $200.
194 Coupe (2),
'. 2 1 Coupe 1175.
One ton truck chawl. 176,
if-::
1022
ft pofrt truck, $1?iSi
Tourlnff, $125.
Small ipi'.vn pa;'inctiis.
Tuy as rou rid.
ELMER AUTO CO.,
22 MAIN ST. PIIOKI5 1611.
SEE MR. (JOSSEUN,
BUICK L'SED CAB DEPT.
inr.i Master Bulck roadster, Ilk new.
lli'M Maxivfell I'lUiing, lepalnted.
1324 Chevrolet touring, like new.
1 922 Chevrolet tourlni;, bargain.
1323 Jewett coupe, repaltited.
1'ea'i l ord fenrdor Bedan.
1 924 l'ord tudor sedan.
1323 Overland sedan, repainted.
13"-! Ford con pe.
r AFITOL BUICK CO..
133 ARCH STREET
PHONE 2607. .
DEFEN'DABLE USED CAfd
DODGE EEOTHER8
1921 Touring.
1923 Sedan.
1 323 Touring,
1 323 Tourlnc.
1 324 Roadster with winter P-p.
1923 P.oadster.
COMMERCIAL CARS
1 923 Screen Delivery.
1S2I Screen Delivery.
1920 Screen Delivery.
FOKPS
1921 Touring.
TERMS ARRANGED
THE S. ft F. MOTOR BALES CORP.
155 ELM ST. PHONE 7L
OrEN EVERY EVENING
HUDSON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPT.
OFFERS THB FOLLOWING IN
CHOICE USED CAR VALUES
TERMS ARRANGED :r:,
1925 Hudson Coach.
1924 Chrysler tourlnf car.
1 924 Hudson Sedan, (balloon tlrea.)
1923 Maxwell sport tourlnc (3).
1923 Nash touring.
1924 Ford touring (2).
1924 Hudson Coach.
1925 Essex Coach.
1924 Essex Coach.
1923 Essex Sedan.
3924 Essex Tourtns;.
3923 Studebaker Coupe
3 922 Dodge Touring.
1923 Essex Coach.
THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALE8 CO.,
139 ARCH ST. PHONO 2541.
HUDSON ESSEX PACKARD
SALES A SERVICfl
KENNETH M. SEARLB ft CO,
REO MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS
COR. ELM AND PARK SIS.
1923 Reo 6 cyl. touring.
1920 Reo 8 cyl. touring.
1920 HupmobU 4 cyl. touring.
1920 Ford touring.
1918 Cole "8" touring.
1918 Dodge touring.
1923 Reo Speed Wagon.
1921 Reo Speed Wagon.
3920 Reo Speed Wagon.
1919 Reo Speed Wagon.
PRICES LOW
TERMS EAST
SO DATE GUARANTEE WITH EACH
CAR.
OLDSMOBILH CSED CAR DEPT.
Maxwell touring, 1924.
Oldsmoblls touring, 1923, 4-eyl.
Oldsomoblle touring. 1922, 8-cfU
EsBex Coach 1923.
Ford touring, 1922.
Chevrolet touring, 1922, F. B.
Oldsmoblls coupe. 1919, -cjl.
Maxwell touring 1920.
Chevrolet roadster, 1920 F. B.
Chalmers touring. 1917.
Wlnton touring. 1917.
SMITH MOTOR SALES CO,
100 WEST MAIN ST.
PHONE 2900.
RENEWED FORDS
"'JS!3
1924
1924
192!
1922
1921
1923
1923
rudoi Mdan (3). at till.
Roadatei (2). at 1200.
Kuadttei (2). at 1100.
I'OUHIlg cur, (2). at till.
Coup at II SO.
Coups at S22S.
Ton truck (stake tldas).
S18S.
4 ton (panai Body) at 1171,
Ton pxprene at 1200.
1924
1933
O'J'HEP CARb
Paige. 19 1 oaasengai touring at
Reo, 1919. touring ear, t psssenger,
at 3100.
Liberal terms on all tha abova
AUTOMOTIVE SALES . SERVICE CO..
248 TXM FT.
PHnNE S7l.
SPECIAL USED CAB 8ALB
DodRt Brother coup, ISJJ.
Dudge brutheiv icievo dtl'y, 1911.
Kord tutlm. Ja24
Nsh Mlan. .i24.
Ma v well atMlnn. 1921.
Ford touring (it, 1&21.
I'm A tourtriK 2S.
Krh touring rnr, 192J.
Nash cour. 1914.
A. ti. HAWKER,
u v.- in r
Niv Jbn . e. i,'onr
.Votrat".r Srd. 15:
tli'.t.
"TtTTT ii a Bin Mail
II KLM sr.
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