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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH ay, 1926.
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT HAT?
Spring Bonnets That Are Due to Go "Over the Top"
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STEP-IN PUMPS ID
BE LATEST STYLE
Haverhill Shoe Makers Produce
Eastern Fashions
Haverhill. Mass.. March 29 'P
Milady will wear Ihis Easter stop-In
1'umps or strap slippers of striking
color designs an-1 contrasting over
kill trimmings, wit li the highest hec-i
in history. This announcement has
come from Haverhill shoe manufac
turers who have just, completed
three million pairs of shots for tho
Kaster trifle.
The new heel, called "tho Spanish
Spike," runs from two to two and
one half Inches in height. It origin
ated In the motion picture colony at
Hollywood and, according to the
makers, marks tho passing of the
"Flapper H''ol," the low. flat heel so
popular fnr the. past few years.
Keen competition is said to have
resulted In the creation of original
developments in styles. Many Bizarre
effect in women's footwear will be
seen this spring, the prfnicpnf colors
lieing blor.de, pr:,y and parchment,
with conirnsiiug appliiiio ornamen-
sit ions sewed to the slipper. One
striking d"elopnT nt is the demand
for snake skin of grriy, blonde or
parchment with pastel shades of
ijreep or blue trimming?.
In an'icirnition of a heavy demand,
ihe manufacturer here have in
erease. the volume of their output
'o the hlclicsf point in five yreirs.
Styles for summer foo'war are
.p''eled to follow cloudy the spring
fashions with an Increasing demand
for white slipper.
heaps i r.M row Tinvnn
Mati.'hester. N. If, Jbnli:i (P
Nonvin P. H'-an, of this ri'y, has
h.en appointed chb f rxanniH r of Hjo
federal farm loan bn-ird with I'.eail
'.narterrt in 'Ya:-hinthin, jt became,
known h i-.. tielay. Mr. r.'nti has
held the post of chief (erbral bank
esaminT lor the C".v Knelnivl dis
trict, and before that' v.r.s nTils;iti-.
-itVi tbe bnri-:mr interests of this
ritv.
Tacna-Arica Differences
Are Not Very Serious
Washington. March Dj CVn.
ilications that have arlren over
suspension of the pM.ferito in Taena
rte.i are not reg,u-i,d by Ferret are
K'ellocg as re.uiMiiutir.g a barrier lei
'no Tiierihtion rcfej-f, hv the Fiiite.l
Stn'ea for set.M' n;'!! o: M'e Taej:a
Vrte:t dispute i v.en rhile and
I a m.
'Ihe s'crelarv ahs the poMtioi
that both Chile ;i ji -j I'eru have nr.
epted the inedin'ion ef'er j,nd that
'he open eiue'ioii ns to the phi.:-
it proceedings doe s not impair tl.
agreement, that has hem mad'.
hi ift fn itxrn cr.Atnrn .ns
I Oil () II WAM
Piles Go Quick
Without Salves or Cutting
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NOTICE
WANT TO OUST JUDGE
WHO FACES CHARGES
Move on Foot to Remove "t'w
Hampshire Justice In Man
slaughter Case.
Concord, N. H., March :! P
Steps have beeq taken by the state
administration to remove Judge
Fred A. Jones of the Lebanon fu
nlclpal court, who -stands charged
with manslaughter in connection
with Ihe death of a woman In (in
automobile, accident. Governor John
0. Vi riant has called upon Julgu
Jones to resign.
Under New Hampshire law a mu
nicipal court judge cannot, bo re
moved, except by action of the. legis
lature. Should the .fudge refuse to
render his resignation, it was said,
the legislature would be "asked to
take measures, Judge Jones has not
as yet revealed his intentions in con
nection with the governor's demand.
An automobile driven by the
judge jumped an embankment near
Hanover on January "3 and over
turned on the ice of a river bed In
feet below. Mrs. Mildred Presley of
1. fl.annn was killed. Miss Olgn. Vis
ciiso of 1, (banen was injured se.
verely, Judge Jones also suffered In
juries and J. 1. Karnes, the fourth
member of the par'y, escaped un
hurt. The four were returning to
Lebanon from Hanover in the early
morning hours when the accident
occurred.
On .the following day a warrant
charging Judge Jones with man
slnught' r ias Hied and the state, au
thorities suspended his license to op
erate an automobile. On February
3, as soon as he. had recovered siif
lidentjy from his injuries, the judg'o
I was placed imdfr arrest. On Febru
ary 10 he was arraigned at Han
over, pleaded not guilty to the Man
slaughter charge, and was held in
s;,fihfi hail tor tho grand .iury. Judge
.lemes formerly w.as speaker of tho
.New Hampshire house of representa
tives. MOTHERS-CHILDREN LIKE
THIS EPSOMJALTS PILL
This wonderful old remedy, hereto
fore shunned by children and adults
alike because of its disagreeable taste,
may now be had in a pleasant, sugar
coated pill. One pill equivalentin action
to a heaping tablespoonful of salts.
Unlikn large, Stick -in-throat tablets,
Kuhn's l'.p-sum i'ill holds strcnjrth in
definitely. Quirk results. Less wearing
on system. Uest for children becausa
not gripeing. Money back if not com
pletely satisfied. Only 25 cents at 01
RAISE THE CHICKS
Y0I1 USED TO LOSE
Ko 1 .rrrrr.r.y o:;r.ise forbsinr;
i vtri hr .- of your hatch. Mnstcf
l'.ic"lMd luck" pouitrjuicn hava
l,:;cl v.i:h chicks has been traced
to v.r.a;i feiin;r. Kow Pral!:
Iiut':n,-.;!k lobyCiiick Foodi.
I.J'v:n; tt-ns of millions of chick
1') live. Fond that Riv propc:
nour'-J;nc:it in the way th;:t
d'.icks can absorb it . Vi'e gUaran
t. it. the perfect baby food foi
baby chicks.
Buttermilk
Baby Chick Food
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24 Lawyers Disbarred
From Treasury Dept.
Washington, March 20 (ff) Twenty-four
lawyers Jiavo been disbarred
from practice before the treasury
department as a result of investiga
tion of charges of collusion between
them and employes of tho internal
revenue bureau.
A list of those dlsparred, made
public today by Secretary Mellon,
also included 15 olhers who have
been suspended. The disbarments
covered a period of three years.
Charges against the lawyers were
varied, some including attempts of
attorneys to bribe employes of the
Income tax unit and others involving
efforts by the lawyers to get lists of
taxpayers subject to extra assess
ment. Senator Glass of Virginia, former
democratic secretary of the treas
ury. complained recently against
practices of this character.
Complete Bill to Settle
American-German Claims
Washington, March C!) W) After
a visit to the White House today.
Representative Mills, republican,
New York, announced he had com
pleted tho draft of a bill designed to
settle all claims pending between the
American and German governments
and the nationals of the two coun
tries, growing out of the world war.
He did not indicate tho president's
attitude.
The bill would provide for settle
ment of approximately $lSO.ono,nriri
In claims of American citizens
against Germany and for $00, nop.,,
fino in American government claims.
At the same time It would provide
for the return of German property
now held by the alien property cus
todian. The very low-cut shoe In beige,
champagne and noisette. Is the
most popular footwear for women
over the civilized world, nay
French leather dealers.
SKIPPY
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POLLY AND HER PALS
I.T0ROE. BUT FTH4T,
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SERVICE
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A-NXOtNtK.MICNTS
1 BtmiAL I.OTH, MONUMENTS
2 UliATH NOTICES
3 Kt.OHISTS
4 rirxKHAii DinucTons
5 LOST AND l'OUND
6 PERSONALS
7 STOllK ANNOUNCEMENTS
AtroMonii.Ks
-AUTO AND TRUCK ACIKNCIE8
-AUTOS AND THUCK3 FtlH SALE
Al'TOMOHII.ES KOK EXCHANGE
-AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
-AUTO.MO II I LES WANTED
-AUTOS TAXI FERVICU
-OARAOEB TO LET
-MOTORCVCI.ES AND J3ICYCLES
-MOTOUCyCLES-UICYCLES WANTEI 1
-SERVICE STATIONS HEPAIRINC
Dl'SINF.SS SERVICE
-BAr.IIERS HAIItO'S MASSEUSE
-BUILUINO AND CONTRACT
-BEH1NESS SERVICE RENDERED
-DENTISTS
-HKBSSMAKIS0 A MILLINERY
-DYKING ft CLEANING
-INSURANT! ALL KINDS
-LA W Y EKft PATENT ATTORNEYS
-MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGE
-PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
-PLUMBING, HBAT'G, METAL WORK
-PRESSING AND TAILORING
-PRINT'B, JORB'G. STATIONERY
-PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
-REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING
-WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES
EDUCATIONAL
-CORRESPONDENCE COURSE
-DANCING TEACHERS
-INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL
-LOCAL ft PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS
-WANTED INSTRUCTORS
EMPLOYMENT
3D EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
40 HELP A G ENTS W ANTED
41 HELP MEN WANTED
42 HELP WOMEN WANTED
43 HELP MEN OR WOMEN
4 4 SITUATIONS WANTED-MEN
43 SITUATIONS WANTED WOMEN
FINANCIAL
4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
47 INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS
48 MONEY LOANED
49 WANTED TO BORROW
LIVE STOCK
50 CATTLE AND SWINE
61 DOGS, CATS, PETS
65 EGGS, POULTRY SUPPLIES
53 HORSES, VEHICLES
64 WANTED LIVE STOCK
MERCHANDISE
So ARTICLES TOR SALE
56 BUILDING MATERIALS
67 BUSINESS ft OFFICE EQUIP.
BS FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
ul FEED AND FUEL
150 FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS
CI FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING
C: GOOD THINGS TO EAT
63 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
04 MACHINERY. ELEC, & TOOLS
C5 MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES
tiC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Itl-D RADIO
67 WATCHES DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
67 WANTED ARTICLES TO BUY
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
69 APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS
70 BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT
71 DESK ROOM AND OFFICES
7" FARM FOR RENT
73 HOUSES FOR RENT
73 SUBURBAN FOR RENT
75 VACATION PLACES FOR REN"!
7(1 WAREHOUSES & STORAGE
77 WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A GENTS REAL ESTATE
AUCTIONEERS
PLUG, ft BUSINESS PROPERTY
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE
SHORE PLACES FOR SALE
SUBURBAN FOR Sf'Al.E
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ROOMS. BOARD AND HOTELS
HOTELS
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
WHERE TO DINE
WANTED BOARD OR LODGING
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Minimum Hpoee, 3 llnei,
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No Ad Acro,ta After 1 P. U (or
Closdlflrd Pngo on Same Day. Bat
10 A. M.
Ad AtTepted Over the Telephone
for convvnionce of cudtorheie. Call
a:5 AU for a "Want Ad" Operator.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hiirlal Lots, Mominitnts
NEW BRITAIN Monumental wurka, I2S
j oah St. Monument of all elzea and
I dufcripiloiu. carvlnj and letter cutting
our uporlalty. '
' UURIAL VAL'I.TB Concrete etcel re'ln.
forcpel; water-p-oof, hermettralty aealed
N, B, Vault Co. Phone 647-16.
City Items
New lino of sandwiches, Crowcll's.
aclvt.
Laurel Court. Sewing society will
meet at tho home of Mrs. Anna Bull
of 27 Black Rock avenuo Tuesday
from 10 to 4:80 o'clock.
A son was horn Saturday morning
at Hie New Britain General hospital
to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scanlon of
l.'io Chestnut street.
Top dress your lawn with C. W.
Lines Co.'s Sheep Fertilizer, $2.90
per bag. Tel. 691. advt.
.Mrs. Stephen St raker and son
have returned to their home on
Whiting street from the New Brit
ain General hospital,
Mrs. Uno Johnson ot 737 Arch
street Is resting comfortably at the
N"etv Britain General hospital.
Mrs. Benton Barker has returned
from New York, where she went aa
a delegate of tho Mosslonary society
of the Methodist church.
Miss Klleen Fitzgerald of Meri
den was the week-end guest of Mr,
and Mrs. John E. Downcs of this
city.
JOSEPH AMENDOLA
AGNES BCTLKR AMENDOLA
Superior Court. State of Connecticut,
County of Hartford, the 26th day of
March, 19:6.
.SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE
Upon coniplnllit in said causo eroueht
to sri M Court, at Hartford, In paid County,
on the first Tuesday of October, 1925 and
now ponding, claiming a divorce, and cus
tody of minor children, It not appearing
to this Court, that the defendant lias rc
rorolved notice of the pendency of paid
complaint and It appearing to this Court
that the whereabouts of the defendant
Agnes Butler Amendola la unknown to the
Plaintiff.
Ordered, that notice of the Institution
and pendency of said complaint shall be
given the defendant by publishing; this
order In The New Britain Herald, a nctvs.,
paper pulillPhrd In New Britain, once n
week, for two succpprJvg week, commenc
ing on or before March 31, 1926.
By tho Court,
G. H. GLOVER CAMPBELL.
Assistant Clerk of said Court.
At. a Court of rrobate bolden at. Plaln
vllle, within and for the District of Plain
vllle, on the 11th day of January, A. .D.
1926.
Present, Mcrltt O. Ryder. Eso;., Judge.
On the application of Andrew Krzel
administrator on the estate of Fabian
Krczel late of Plalnvllle in said district
debased, sbowIrR that It. ia for the in
terest of said estato that such of the real
estate of said deceased ns is therein des
cribed should bo sold.
And further showing, that, the real es
tate of said deceased, proposed to be seld
constats of a certain ploeo or parcel of
land, with buildings thereon, situated In
the Towns of Plainvitle and Southlngten,
This court, finds tho facts as set forth
In said application.
Ordered, that the whole real estate de
scribed In said application be sold by paid
Andrew Kiezcl, either at public auction
or private sale, as he shall deem best;
and this court directs said administrator
to give public notice of such sale by ad
vertising once in some newspaper having
a circulation In eald district, and by post
ing a like notice on tho public sign post
nearest to the real estate to be sold and
In the same tov,n and rettirn make to this
court
Certified from Record.
MERITT O. RYDER, Judge.
BUT IAINT
COIN' TO
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AUTOMOTIVE
FlurlsU 1 t
BOSTON FEUNS-Very rMMHiacle prlcea
SandelU'a GreenhouM, il Oal It
Plume ima-n,
CUT Kl.OWLHS-pott.d plauta. pleaalng
variety. Spacialltma on funeral work
rfl'IHNij FLOWERS-tullpa, hyacinth and
dnfforilla. Klowor Game Oreanhouae
1111 Stanley Bt. Phone Htt-t.
Ijflst anil Found
A STRAY DOtl FOUND (white). Owner
may have name hy calling SS.4.
BEADED POCKEfnOOK-conlallllnj key,
lilovcx and about J3.00. Reward. Phone
:"M-2 or JiilO,
rcrsonais
A CAMERA FOR EASTER We eell all
mnkea of Kodaks. We also rent and
repair them Arcade Studio.
WILL TAKE C'ARK-ot healthy children
by the diiy or week. Pleasant home.
Write Box 13.JG, Herald.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Arcnvics
ACME TRIIUKS-Salea and Service. Eric,
son Motor Salea. 171 South Main St
Plionaa70;
BUICK MOTOR CARS-Salea and lervlte
Capital BulcU Co. 193 Arcb St Phone
Jl)7.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS Salea and
aorvlca. Superior Auto Company, 113
Chuich Bt Phone 21L
CHRYSI.ER-4 anil . " Salea and
aervlee. Bennett Motor Salea, 260 Arch
St. Phona 2962.
DODGE BROTHERS- Sale and aervlca
S A F Motor Baler Corp., 165 Elm St.
corner Franklin. Phona 731.
FOUII CARS and TRUCKS- FoldoB
tractor. Sale and aervtce. Genuini
parte and arceeeortea Automuttve Saler
Service Co., 248 Elm. Phone 8701
FRANKLIN CARS The car for lO yeara
Sale and Service. 4(3 West Main St
Tel. S696.
HUPMOUILE AND 8 CYLINDERS
City Service Station
240 Hartford Ave.
A. M. Paoneeaa Prea.
Also the Domljan Motor Co.
Cor. of Broad and High Sta.
CADILLAC CARS Sales & Service. Lash
Motor Co. "A Reputable Concern."
West Main, corner Lincoln etreet.
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND AND GRAY
Cars. Salea and Service. Hardware City
Motor Co.. Kim St. Phone 2724.
LEXINGTON Oakland and Gray. High
grade motor care. Salea and aervlee
C. A. Bence, tl Main 81, Phone 221b
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND and GRAY Mo
tor Care. Sale and Service. Hardware
City Motor Co., Elm St. Phone S724
JLD8MOB1LE MOTOR CARS "The Re
fined Six" Smith Motor Salea. 100 Weal
Main St Phone 2900,
NASH motor rare. Sea the new line
Sale and Service. A. O. Hawker. 6i
Elm Street Phone 2466.
REO MOTOR CARS and trucHii. Kwnetn
M. Searle A Co., Sales and Service; cor
Elm and Park Ste. Phona 2110. Loca
ajrente for Gabriel Snubbera.
PAIGE & JEWETT Salee & Servlca.
Whitrriore Paige & Jewett Co- 219 East
Main St. Phone 2810.
STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS- Sales and
Service, Atbro Motoi Sate Co.. 225
Arch St. Phona 160.
WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
motor cara. Sale sand Service. 127
Cherry 61. "The Sleeve-Valve Motor'
R. C. Rudotph. Phone 2051-2
Autos and Trucks For Snle
ACME 1924, ?-ton truck, for sale, at a
sacrifice, flat, body A-l condition.
Hdwe. City Co-Op. Assn. Inc., 123 Main
St. Tel. 1413.
BUICK BROUGHAM late 1S25, new tires.
A-l condition, 11000 cash. Tel. 310.
365 High St.
ESSEX COACH brand new.
Sufficient reason
Phone 4097.5.
never driven,
for pelllng.
FOR SALE lata model Ford light deliv
eryjiruck. good condition, 4 new balloon
tires, speedometer and other extras.
$150 caeh takes It. Auto Repair Co..
rear 94 Hartford Ave. Phone 1637-15 or
409S-5.
KOHL SEDAN 2-1924; 2-1 SS Ford tour
ings, 2-1924 Overland tourings, 1924
Chevrolet touring. 1922 Packard light 6
touring. Ford 1515 1-ton truck. 1924
Wlllye-Knlght touring. Ttme payments
Rudolph' Garage, 127 Cherry St Phon
2U51-2. Salesroom 8 Main St Phoni
635
HPT MOBILE SEDAN. 1910 Price 30,
W. E. Harper, Cor. East and Smallev
Sts.
LEX I NGTON 5 passenger iaia T923
brougham In first class mechanical
condition, paint and upholstery are ex
cellent, brand new corda. 1 spare. C
A. Bence. 51 Main St. Phone 2218.
BUICK USED CAR DEPT.
1924 Bulck Brougham.
1924 Bulck Sedan. 7-pass,, like new,
1924 Studehalter Sedan.
19?2 Bulck Coupe.
1925 Chevrolet Touring car. with
v-lnter enclosure.
1 324 Chevrolet Touring car.
1925 Ford Coupe, like new.
CAPITOL BUICK CO.,
193 ARCH ST. PHONE 2607,
MAK
AUTOMOTIVE
Autoa and Tnicka Fnr Kale
CHRYSLER USED CAR DEPT.
OFERS THE TOLLOWINO
CHOICE LINE OF RECONDITIONED
USED CARS. TERMS CAN BE 'AR
RANGED. miCES ARE LOW,
1954 Hudaol, 7-paaa., eedan.
1955 Maxwell aedana, (2), both aa
good aa new and look It.
1923 Maxwell coupe, 4-pasa.
1924 Maxwell coupe, 2-paaa.
1924 Hulck (six) touring ear.
U24 Pnlge (670) aport touring car,
all equipment.
19HS Ford coupe.
1925 Tudor eedan.
BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO.,
HOME OF THE CHRyILeR.
250 ARCH ST.
PHONE 2953.
CHEVROLET VSED CAR DEPT.
OFFER THE FOLLOWINO GOOD RE
NEWED CARS. ALL OF THEM ARB IN
GOOD CONDITION AND CAN BE
BOUGHT ON CONVENIENT TERMS.
(3) 1923 FORD SEDANS.
1924 OVERLAND TOURINO.
192.1 FORD COUPE.
1925 FORD SEDAN, BALLOON
TIRES.
1925 CHEVROLET TRUCK.
IPCS STUDEBAKER COUPE,
1923 CHEVROLET TOURING.
2) CHEVROLET SEDANS.
SUPERIOR AUTO CO.,
125-127 CHURCH ST. PHONE SM.
GOOD VALUE
FORD USED CARS
AT TOUR OWN TERMS
1924 Coupe. J300.
1924 Tudor, 1300.
1923 Sedan, $160.
1921 Roadster, WS.
1 926 Roadster, 1225.
1923 Coupe, 1100.
1922 Coupe, $70.
1917 Dodse, 75.
ELMER AUTO CO.,
22 MAIN ST. PHONE 151!.
SPRING CLEARANCE SALE
'OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
1825 CHEVROLET TOURING.
1924 CHEVROLET TOURING (3).
1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1924 CHEVROLET COUPE (3).
1923 CHEVROLET COUPE (2).
1923 CHEVROLET TOURING.
1922 CHEVROLET COUPE.
1924 FORD COUPE.
1924 FORD ROADSTER.
1924 FORD TUDOR SEDAN (2).
1925 OLDSMOBILE CTL COACH.
1923 FORD TOURING.
1924 FORD 1 TON CHASSIS.
1923 DURANT R'DSTEK, DUCO FINISH.
1923 CLEVELAND COACH, DUCO FIN
ISH. 1921 STUTZ TOURING.
1924 FORD 15 TON PANEL DELIVERY.
1924 FORD LIGHT 6 POST DELIVERY.
1920 BUICK TOURING, WINTER TOr.
1921 CLEVELAND TOURING.
1924 FORD TON TRUCK WITH HEMICO
TRANSMISSION IN TIRST CLASS
CONDITION.
MANY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
TERMS ARRANGED.
BOULEVARD CHEVROLET COMPANY
AUTOMOBILE ROW
EAST HARTFORD,
275 CONN. BLVD. PHONE L. T5
OPEN EVENINGS TILL .
By
Ujky- Don't
TH6 SPOTS.
By
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Tracti For Kale
REO SPEEDWAUON tecond-hand'lti first
rlaee shape, paint, etc, J, F. White, 4
Trinity nt. pnone sij.
LEXINGTON lata IU21 epurl modal, Mm-
uta Man ata, t pangir tourist "r,
thoroughly reconditioned and oawlf
painted nil wira wneei ana looa tires.
Trades and terms consioeiea u.
Bence, H Main Bt Phona 1811, -
50 CAR BARGAINS Open and cloaed
typea. Popular rnakee. Liberal terma,
Aaron O. Cohen, Inc., 16 Park St,,
Hartford, conn, open aveninga.
OLDSMOBILE USED CAR DEPT.'
Offer th (allowing lata modal used cara
at low pricea,
1925 FORD TRUCK
1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN,
1923 LEXINGTON SEDAN.
1923 VEI.IE HXDAN
1924 MAXWEI.I TOUH1NCJ.
192J FORD SEDAN.
1923 FORD COUPE.
1923 CHEVROLET TOURlNd. .
1923 JORDAN TOURINO,
1921 ESSEX COACH.
SMITH AUTO BALES CO,
100 WEST MAIN STREET.
PHONB 8900.
REMOVAL USED CAR BALB
WILL SACRIFICE ON THE FOLLOWING
CARS.
We aro NOT going to carry over any
used cara to our new place.
DODGE BROTHERS
1925 Sedan.
1924 Touring.
1923 Touring.
1923 , Coupe.
1323 Road6ter.
BUICK
1924 Touring.
FORDS
1933 Coupe.
1924 Coupe.
1923 Coupe.
1921 Sedan.
TERMS ARRANGED
THE S. A F. MOTOR SALES CORP,,
155 ELM ST. TEL. 731.
DEALERS IN DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS AND' .GRAHAM
BROTHERS TRUCKS."
USED CAR BALB
Bid OFFERING IN USED FORD OARS
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. TAKEN IN
TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PKICEt
FAIRLY. WB MUST HAVB 1THB ROOK
SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIRED
BALANCES ON EXTREMELT EASY
TERMS.
GET A OOOD USED FORD FROM THOSP
WWEU MbLUW PA Y FOR IT AS YOll
UK vw il. iiit'i- rtH vniiH ivpnup r I
tear Model Prtca Dowi
1923 Tudor '" flit ' SB'
1923 Tudor 160 . 6'
' 24 Tudor 260 ' 101
1925 Tudor 425 -iV
1922 Coupa 110 4
.1923 Coupe 175 ' ' 6
1923 Coupa 175 t
1924 Coupa 300 I
1923 Touring 130 3
1923 Touring S5 1
11I24 Touring 150 B
1926 Touring 200 1 ' t
1923 Roadster .100 2
1922 Roadater ' " 65- ' ;
1934 Roadster 100 h
1925 Roadster 200 it
1923 Ton Chaaals 65 2
1924 Eipre&i, new 200 4
ALSO MANY OTHER GOOD COMMER
CIAL CARS AT lS TO 1160 WITH
CORRESPONDINGLY LOW TERHaV
AUTOMOTIVE USED CAB LXCHANGll
sJ ARCH ST. PHONB 17.
OPEN EVENINGS.
REOS , .
WE HAVB A FEW GOOD USED TRUCK
FOR MOVING ASHES, ETC. '
CASH OR TERMS.
K. M. SEAKLE CO.,
PARK ELM STS. PHONE Jill
PERCY CROSBY
ya oi?aw ccrweo
CLIFF STERRET1
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