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Evening star., 1923-11-26
URGES j. S.-TURKEY.
TREATY APPROVAL.
Near East Relief Official
Advocates Ratification
of Pact.

BOSTON. November Rehabilitation
Of the Lausanne treaty between the
United States and Turkey was strong
ly advocated in a statement made
public yesterday by DR.. James L. Bar
ton. secretary of the American Board
of Mis- ms. chairman OF the Near
East Relief, and representative at
Lausanne of American religious, edu-
cational and philanthropic organi-
cations.
DR.. Barton said that rejection Of the
treaty by the Senate probably would
lead to the closing Of all commercial
and other American institutions in
Turkey, and urged that strong en-
bassy be set up there ito help Tur-
key to give an administration that
will be tempered with justice and
mercy"
Text of the Statement.
The statement follows:
Turkey won her case at Lausanne
by securing from the allies and the Unit
ed States treaties which did not contain,
by any means, all that by right should
have been In. These treaties, and espe-
cially the one with America. contains
all that could have been secured un-
der the circumstances. The question
is shall this treaty be ratified or shall
1t be rejected?
IF ratification means condoning the
crimes against humanity of the pres
ent Turkish government and its pred
ecessors rejection must follow. But
after the repeated declarations at
Lausanne of the spokesman for the
United States of the universal con-
demnation OF the atrocities commit
ted against her subjects by the Turk
fish officials and by the government,
there can remain no doubt upon this
point.
Points to Results of Rejection.
"Thc treaty is meager and in
complete, but if we reject it there
will remain no basis for future nego-
tiations. while by accepting 1t the
way will be open for further nego-
tiations upon points not now in
cluded.
not named in the treaty. diplomatic
correspondence outside the treaty
already provides for their contin-
uance. There Is much reason for
believing that the rejection of the
treaty by the Senate would lead to
the closing of all American institu-
tions in Turkey, religious, educa-
tional. philanthropic and comper-
cial. and would close the door for
future negotiations.
make possible the continuation in
the country of established American
interests. While our treaty does not
cover the protection OF minority
populations the presence of Ameri-
can institutions cannot fail to serve
them in many ways.
Turkey in Sisterhood of Nations.
Turkey has been admitted into
the sfsterhood of nations by the
allied treaties: America can hardly
afford to withdraw now it's influence
from that country in which it's in
terests are humanitarian and not
political.
"I am convinced that we can best
serve the minority races of the near
east and the near east itself by keep
ing in close diplomatic relations with
Turkey anu so using the good Office
OF our government in the best in
terestS Of all.
This means, therefore, the ratifi-
cation Of the treaty and the setting
up in Turkey an embassy of special
wisdom and strength to continue
negotiations and help Turkey to give
an administration that will be tenn
pered by justice and mercy"
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Drapery Materials,
Yard

Silk Figured Drspery Madras
Printed Beauville Velour Cloth
Plain and Figured Drapery silks.
Repps and Poplins, so inches wide.
Natural Shade Monks Cloth. 50-in.
Fine Cretonnes, extra quality.
Sunfast Madras, colored. 50-in.
Very Fine Quaker Craft Nets.
Quaker Filet Grandee Nets.
Palais Royal.-Seoond Floor
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Slverware Specials

Pie Server guaranteed 10 years. each 81
Gravy IAde. guaranteed 10 years, each II
Berry Spoon, guaranteed 10 years, each 81
Tea Spoons, guaranteed 10 years. for 81
Table Spoons, guaranteed 10 years, for 81
Table Forks. guaranteed 10 years,3 for 81
Coasters set of three for 81
Child's Silver plated Drinking Cup 81
Sterling Silver plated Dining Cup 81
Sterling Silver Baby Spoons. 81
Shaving stand with good mirror, sanitary cup
and brush, at 81
Chlld's Knife. Fork and Spoon set. in lined box.
warranted 10 years 81
Bread Trays. with handles, warranted to wear
at 81
silver-plated Candle Sticks good size, 81
Flower Vases a 81
Pierced Silverplsted Bon Bon Baskets with
handles, at 81
81
Nut Pick Sets with picks and cracks, sets
for 81
Heavyweight Napkin Rings in round,
square or odd shapes, at 81
Baby Rattles, pearl handles with large
sterling bells, at 81
Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, with
sterling silver tops, in lined box. Pr, 81.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Women's Sports Boomers,
2 for

Slight irregulars Of 81 and s1.25 grade
Jersey knit sports boomers with shirred cuff
in self o. contrasting colors. Pink, blue
pea'h, maize, brown. gray and white. Low
neck vests to match above in bodice style with
ribbon strap. Regular and extra Sizes Dollar
Sale, for $1.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26

Regularly Soc and 75e. Boys and Girls
Fieece-Lned Vests, high neck. long sleeves,
Dutch neck. elbow sleeves, ankle and knee
papts Also medium weight cotton Vests
Dutch neck. elbow sleeves. knee pants. to
18 years.
Boys Ribbed Light Weight Suits high neck
short sleeves knee length. to 16 years
Infants Athena Wool Mixed Vests, double
breasted. sizes to years
Childrens Fleeesd Union Suits, high neck
long sleeves, ankle length. 2 to 9 years
Dollar Sale, Q for $1.-Main Floor
Evening star., 1923-11-26

Wonderful group OF silk or lace
brassieres and bandeaux, Bien-Jolie.
II. & w, and De BevOise makes of
every description for all occasions.
last Of big lots. Silk Jersey wash
satin, brocade and all-over lace.
Long line Of narrow back styles.
White, pink and orchid. Sizes ~
to AS, in one style or another.
Dollar Sale at Sl.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Ribbon Specials

Dresden sIoire Taneta. Roman Stripes and Two
tone effects; all coors and many combinations; AZ TO
inches wide. Dollar Sale, yards for II
Satin Moire. Fancy Stripes Dresden light and dark
grounds all colors and many combinations Dolar Bale
8 yards -
satin stripes: Satin Plads, Brocades etc.: Az to
inches wide; all colors and many combinations for chill
dren's hair ribbons. etc. Dollar Sale. yards. 81
Tafeta Ribbons with satin stripes; AZ 10 inches wide
al Dollar Sale yards. 81
S1.25 Ribbon Carriers, two-tone effects finished with
knotted bows, also lace trimmed all coors and many
combinations -. 81
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1923-11-26

Regularly 81 o5 to $1.7j. Low neck, ribbed
bodice style. ribbon strap, pink, white, honey
dew, maize, orchid Attractive for girls
First and second quality. Also mercerized
vests. built-up shoulder and bodice style with
tape strap. White and pink. Dollar Sale. at
S1.-Main Floor
Evening star., 1923-11-26
$1.25 to $1.75
Sports Hose, Pair

W0men's. Phoenix and Onyx
makes. Silk and wool and all-wool.
plain and ribbed, drop stitch and
silk embroidered clocks. Black.
gray. brown, heather, beige, camel.
First quality.
Ribbed silk sports hose in silk and
fiber mixed. Black. brown. beige.
Slightly irregulars of 81 grade.
English ribbed mercerized sports
plain colors and tw0-toned. First
quality. Dollar Sale at 81 pair
Main Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
FLOOD CONTROL,
HOT SPRINGS
DEMAND
interior Department TO b.
Asked for Aid.-clty Cares
Tor Own Relief,

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May IT.:
The Department OF the interior viii
be requested to provide better drain
axe of the Ozark mountains sur
rounding Hot Springs 10 prevent
a repetition Of che flOOd which
claimed one life ana piled up. a
100000 damage bill Monday
night.
The business mems league In a
petition to sthe Federal authorities,
will point out that the resort city a
valley location makes IL q prey
to sudden storms unless drainage
facilities are constructed In The
hills above the town.
Mrs. Katie ChFlstsangOn, the
floods victim, died late yesterday
from q fractured ekull suffered
when the flood waters buRfeted Ner
against an automobile.
Outside aid was termed unneces'
sary ana the commander OF the
Army ana Navy hospital Yves told
by Mayor Harry A. jones that the
city had sufficient FUNDS TO care
for reconstruction The commander
had received q wire from Washing.
ton asking d summary Of the BituA-
ton ana offering hospital aid ana
relief supplies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17

$3.50 to $3.50 &1n0
NeckweAr.
$500 to $4.OO S200
Neckwear. -.
$500 to $500 S3m

The ''eMdS" from cur wonderful
eafA OF sample neckweafs reero1ped,
rnnricaA and many beautiful pieces
added from eur regular stocks!
These Hroups include GuiInpes,
sets, Vsstees ana Collars OF finest
materials, real lace-trinnmed ana
hand 6snhrO tdefed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
NURSES WIN DIPLOMAS

The 192s class Or the Emergency
Hospital Training School for
Nurses composed Of eleven young
women was graduated yesterday at
Rauscher's where b dance was also
held in honor Of the class.
A prayer by tho Rev. r. L.
Wolverl, associate rector OF the
Church Of the Epiphany opened the
graduation exercises. District Com
missioner James r. Oyster was the
principal speaker.
Diplomas were presented by
woodbury. Blair, president Of the
board OF directors OF the hospital.
Those who. graduated, arei Mary
Elizabeth clark, Gertrude Marion
QensIer, Florence Graft Gather
Lee Ella Mahoney, Florence kath'
rvf Brown, Jessie fBleanor Snouffsr,
Lillian Jean Ginder, Ivy Elaine
Hamilton, Ann Elizabeth NOEL, Alta
Slayton ana susan 1sier Frasier.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
JAIL EX-:COP ON
bLACKNA|L
CHARGE
Norfolk Detective Convicted OF
Sending Threatening Notes
70 Bankers.

ORFOL X, Va. May IT,
Charged with sending discriminating
letters TO the presidents OF two local
banks 30 that TREY would employ
him in the capacity OF private de
tectiva to ''hunt" Tor the sender
Charles w. Browne. former police.
man ana later q private DIGESTIVE,
was convicted In Federal court and
sentenced to nine months Ia the
city jail.
The letters demanded sums Of
Sab 600 ana 5000, respectively, end
threats ok destruction to those
dear to you were made. Hand
writing experts testified that the
writing In the biAcknaAll letters and
copaes later made by Browne were
Identical. In sentencing Browne,
the court expressed pity, and al
lowed him credit" Tor five months
that he already has spent On jan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17

$3.50 to $l2.SO Sweaters,
$500
TUxEDOS. JACQUETTES. GOLF
COATS--Of SnOhaiF, Fiber silk, ana
these in combination. Plain and
fancy weaves; excellent size selec-
tion ana practically all coiors rep
resented. Take your pick at $500.
20-$6.9O Mohair Tuxedo
Sweaters, $S.SS
An attractive straight weave with
contrast colored border--in Jockey,
brown. Harding. orchid and grey.
$500 TO $500 Slipovers of
Mchair, $500
A splendid value IN this group
Of fine Siip-overs IN both plain ana
Weaves: navy. black. buff, grey,
Harding, jade and Jockey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17

NEW YORK, May 1@.4-CrenAAtrd
ashes o9 1T4 persons, unclaimed BY
relatives, viii be buried In one grave
unless their kin make other Arrange.
ff1NYsts. ft 10 announced. some OF the
ashes have been held an long %
eighteen years. One oe the bronze
t,rnB, Il wac said. contains the ashes
OK Prince SOfath GoshA, Of India,
who died here In 1920.
The ashes Of about twenty ether
persons win be scattered from an
airplane by way or complying with
their request to ''9Ningae with the
four Winds" the RENAME Of twelve
others viii Be east into the SEA.
Ax&xy@sx&yxsksaSNMMnrA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
Don't Mend
STOCKINGS

Bury new ones at these pricesl
75c Lisfe Stockings, 25c Pair
Full fashioned ana we'll reinforced
every pair perfect Just a Few
pairs in brown only.
S2.OO Silk Stockings, CSC Pair
Full fashioned from pure thread
sfiR; ifsle garter hem and foot, with
heel and toe we'll reinforced: cocoa
and dark brown. A few pair of black
While they Iast--pair, 0Sc.
Sc Sport Stockings, $l.5O Pair
OF fiber silk, in plain and ribbed
styies: solfa ana two-tone effects:
in russet grey, blue and white ana
black and white, but not all sizes.
Chiffon Silk Stockings, 81 Pair
Full fashioned; fine even weave /:
almost every popular shade ana all
sfEes. How many pairs' please?
Glove "Ends"
Prices shoot downward for
Friday clearing!
S1.OO and $1.50 Chamoisette
Gloves, soc Pair
16-button length. size 6h only
to IN. Both styles In white only.
but 4 Few have black embroidery.
Good Gloves, S5c Pair
$50 Two-ciasp Gloves OF fire
quality silk~broken s1Ees--in mat
ureile, tan, grey, beaver. white and
$500 strap wrist Duplex Gloves
psi $50 ANA sa.Oo ~ ana ne butteh
length Chamoasette--pair, 86c.
$500 ChamofBette Gauntlets. with
two-tone cuffs ana embroidered backs
Assorted Cloves, $l.8S Pair
III TWO SPLENDID GROUPS
1925 French Kid Gloves in one
and two clasp styies--self and two
tone effects--ln white. brown, grey
and black. Pair, 8I.66.
S2.5O and SS.00 suede-finished FAB
rio Gloves In novelty gauntlet style.
ana sebuttof1 length with beautifully
embroidered arms and buckle wrist
band. white. bisaue and leather
color. Pair, @l.86. Most sizes In one
color or another. .
$500 Long Kid Gloves
$2.45 Pair -..-
Fine French Kid Gloves Ia button
length, in klaNe or suede fintsh: grey
suede, sikea 6k, 6M and 3; black
suede, siaS 81: russell sGede or gfacS'
siEes TO TN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
Navy Blue Suits
$3.50, S39.5O,
$3.50
Regalar Prices
$50. 80 % $500

NAVY BLUE Twill SUITS
tho most desirable styles4-
now at much less than f6gn-
lar prices. Twill cord, cord4Ae,
cord tw5Il, piqaetlne and trico-
tine.
ratI1fed SuitA vita long panel
ana OeIted hfp-fenkth Jackets |:
fNO-pfeeA Co@ta4nA Sets, with All
over b4aaded jacAuetteA, fsbDoa~
bound ana gash-tfed. tackled PANEL
blouse, ana Wrap-ovef skirts.
Navy blues Of Such values are not
always oDtaInANie. Get yoaat va
scaxaOn suit WOW1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
WILL HONOR ARCHITECT.
or LINCOLN MEMORIAL

President Harding win present a
medal from the American Institute
OF Architects to Henry Bacon, Of
New York, architect OF Lincoln
Memorial tomorrow night at . p. N.
Chief Justice TAFT and other
prominent Government officials will
attend. The architects have ar.
ranged 4 pageant In which arelai.
teetB, painters, sculptors, landscape
artists, cfvIl, electrical, mechanical
ana consulting engineers viii take
part In connection with the preSsn.
tation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
50. 90 t1lnbr~llMs, s.. 90

$500 UmbrelIAa, $500
ID Usnbre1iAs in 1g 'diffefent sty1ea,
isFciudiAg handles OF leather, amber.
carved wood ana ivory eaaa GoloFS.
navy, blue. red. green. purple. slack
and brown. with matching tips ard
$1,000 and 1850. Umbrellas
$s.DS
Fine stock, with novelty handles OF
plain amber. STERLING silver tfiTnYneds
Isia3acca handles, co1AAfAed VITA ivory
and aTn6Sf; carved wooden Aand1ess
and choice OF loop, strap OF rfn&
style: green. purple. navy blue ana
black. A real opportunity!
$3.50 20 $3.50 Umbrellas
$3.50
Only Eeven--fine, heavy Six and
beautiful handles: one shell handle.
one black Ana white bakelite handle.
one OF amber set with semi pFeci0us
stones, one solid silver ring handle,
one each or amber ana pearl triSh-
med with silver; Bflks: black, navy
blue and green.
T F.: 1 nss Bags
Many at half price-othera nearly
as low-an OF them spaendId oppOr-
400 Envelope Bags, Sl.oo
or leather, heather lined and Pals
ley trimmed; brown onlyi nickel
clasp.
$500 Handbags, e2.O0
Seal and Morocco bags. both pouch
and envelope shapes: well made with
full MORE lining, fitted with mirror
and coin Dufse--some With filfgfee
tops; navy blue. black, brown. a
APPENDED value!
$3.50 Leather Bags, $500
Party boxes, envelope shapes, and
pouch styles; all in fine feathers:
fitted and full silk lined; navy blue,
brown and black
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17

of odd gArTnents-best chernise gowns neglge
coastal in economically priced groups for Friday ST
$500 and $500 Imported UnaerweaF
French and Philippine Handmade Gowns Chenise
wonderful ali OF them scaors and satin
elaborate designs round necks only
OF a kind. Somewhat mussed, but a most
usual
$500 Silk chemisA and Yeats
Fine fadfurn silk and heavy crepe de chine at
of Mostly popular tai
seifebroidery and pcet
edges; fine color assortment
$3.50 and $3.50 Silk Gowns and chemi
EXQUISITE garments OF crepe back satin crepe de chine
nation OF flesh with Nile black with Persian OandnE
binding. Youth appreciate the unusual
values when them!
$500 and $500 Boudoir Goats
10 them, breakfast coat and negtgee style in
lustrous shfred ribbon |
banding tasses twotone tafeta with smoked
cuffs n n blue; |
chine with keergette cape edged
satin kfast coat Of
tv0-tone blue Others lovely salmon.
grey ana Nile green viii you be OF the lucky !
thirteen2 !
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
HATS - Friday

Choice nufAbers bought earlier IN
the season, but most apropOe Ior
right now.
Is Hats at $3.50
Remarkable values, thesel Which
do you want2
1890 Novelty Cloth Draped
Tufban, N&gB0.
$4,000 Noife RibOoA rata, IN
rose and sweetheart blue, @e.B0.
2---$10.00 sport or TraveaEnk HAts.
brown and purple, $2!6O.
$50 % Grange DuVeEytEsA-vefy
Btnart---$2 30.
And . host OF othsr~-unus9al ana
becoming choice, y2.B0.
Sweatee Hats, $3.50
26--$b.OO ana $500 HATS -inafvid-
val designs and fiine etfAws. Includ-
ing Milan hemp ana body 39FaWs--
some crepe de chfHe cOmbfnA 8aons@~
just the thing EOr wear with gfn6-
ham froclES and sweater guatS--a1ad
very economically priced at ~SsB0s
-@TEM& BAOp4lTA1ea Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
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6: !: & '3'a'
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}s1O'ss
Sweater ENDS"

So to - SIipovsra, $500
Just IS in all, ana they will 20
quickly at thfs price! Round neck
or Peter Pan collars: in navy, grey,
Harding. tangerfne ana gold.
$2.05 Slipover Sweaters
800
Just II In all; navy, black and
grey; round neck with contrast
border.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
ADvEas TIs Z
FRECKLES
Nov ;. II the Tlme 10 Gee Rid OF
These Ugly SpOss with Othfne.

There's no aonger the ssightest need
OF reeIInk ashamed % yeuf ffeckies, ~
othine--aouOle StFNngtA--ls guaraAtesd
20 remove these AO4MSly epota.
elfMVIy get N ounce Of OthiAe---
double steeA8tA~-Srem AAy aFugsast Aad
Apply . ritslA Of II night ana NAorasng
ana you aAoNla sOOn zee that even the
worst treekses have begun 70 dtsapDear.
white the lieAter Ones have vAAasAed
eMGirely. II D seaa0sn that mere than
an oaMee ID neeaed 70 eosApletelv clear
81 sure 60 ask TOR the double stfeAgth
OthiAeA a. thae ID sold wAa@r guarantee
or MONEY back II Il Fails 10 remove
ffeekies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17

sweeping close-out of apparel remnants.
Turning into money the odd garments and accessor
great reductions!
TO facilitate the selling tomorrow, oneprice N,
ble This makes easy for you just what you
makes remnant choosing easier Selling win Be lively We
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17
HERETHE SKIRTS
Take your pick--but pick early!

Take your pick--but pick early!
ss7se Tan tweed Sport skts: straagAtIne styles %
49s.S0 StfaigAtiine skirts OF Checked Ratine;
and taA rust and -.
1i-4e60 Box -pieated skirts velour Checks and
Wc1Sea Paidsi henRA ana brown green and waite
$500.
A9faOe Plain Black serge Skirts ssOO
1elA50 Box~pleated Novelty Striped Prunefla Cloth
Skirt, $500.
s-eese velour cheek sRarts pleaeea: white ana
Ss1eoo Box-pieated Prnnela Cloth skirts black ana
white stripe
10--el460 Novelty striped BoucIe Plaid ana Eponke
straight Enee: grey and blue and navy blae with tan
- .ss ....
E4Aei26e BatiA striped PranellA PLAID crepe
skirts box pleted black Or navy blue VITA white and
VITA blue.
4-sl3TS satin striped Eponge and Checked Ratine
Skfrts in combinations OF brown geld, navy blue
ana tan ana brown with
around and OOxpieated styles All
Knife-P leatedl
t-Sia5o Bias Cheek velour Skirts blue or brown
with tam knife peAted.
l-4i6.6O Tpm Brown Combination =
2-317.60 SIX Krepe-knit Skirts. grey and s.
knffA pleated
i-ssS.SS Plaid Popltn; gray. rose and blue: knife
pleated.
Shart' CnOco.... 49,. U
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-17

ls-sssoo and 5000 Eaaa Crepe Dresses-brim run Of
wtya0.
s-sssso tweed and Eosneapan suitstailored models.
F$826O Sport CoAts-attEactivN mixtures and plaids
e-$sS00 PoirNt Twin street Dressesnavy blue tan.
l5-sseso 70 sssso siIk afternoon Frocks-excellent
assortment
s-Ss6Oo ana sssso sport saitsirnported tueeds ana
ChectD
e-S4eJ50 DFeeey Goats ana wfape4~eEnbfoidered
6$S6OO Spoft Coatsbeated models IN tan and checks
l2$ssoo 20 $500 Two ana Three Piece Costume Suits
embroidered.
6--$5ey50 Dfessy Goats and wfape-sash.tied and
stFaagAeafnN.
1o-s4s 90 and s5soe Dressy Afternoon Dresses-t1at
crepeB Ana sports
1880 ana sssSo Embrosdered Costume suits-tuo
and three pieces.
10-$66.O0 Embroidered Goats Capes and Wraps-Y,ayv
blue, black ana tan
with this Ndaed group:
6-$R2 50 Canton Crepe DrSsses--4lavy and black
6-S25.0O Roshanafa and Canton Crepe Frocks
rMnaeAs ahsaa~-aaA
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

If you put a Herald Classified Ad in
the paper for six nights and after the
first night you find that the ad has
accomplished its purpose, let the
Herald Classified Dept, know before
/ o'clock the following day and you
will be charged for only one insertion.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

On account Of slack business can take
overhauling jobs for spare time. Low
prices Box 81, Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

Decide tonight to put in Herald
Classified AID to sell anything which
you do not need, or to get something
you do need.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

BIG alteration sale now going on at the
Army & Navy Store, IS Church st. Price
on all winter clothing down to the lowest
figures poSsible.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25
EXPERT MOVING

EXPERT MOVING .
Packing. Grating and shipping,
either by rail or truck. Best equip
ped in the city for local and long
distance furniture moving.
INTER-URBAN TRANSFER
STORAGE.
REAR DICKINSON DRUG STORE.
l69 MAIN ST. PHONES 2oos-2os0
A. p. MARSH. PROP.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

EASTERN SECTIONS tenement house of
Is rooms, with store and barn. Price only
$4,000. Aaron panielson Co., Isl Main st.
Phone 1884.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25


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New Britain herald., 1923-01-25
Suburban For Sale.

WESrWOoD PARk-Cottage of rooms, all
modern improvements, W acre of land, all
kinds of fruit trees berry bushes and
grapevines. Two poultry houses. ON the
kne. eastman Farm Agency. New
Britains Largest Farm Bureau, 1S1 Main
st. Phone 1884 or Berlin 1854.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

SOUTH ENDS family house of Is rooms,
in good condition. electric lights, big lot
and all kinds of fruit trees. For price and
terms, see Aaron Danelson s. Co., Isl
Main st. Phone S7S-4.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

WAKEFIELD courts family house of
10 rooms, all modern, electricity and
steam heat. hard finish, machine shop in
rear that can be converted into 10 car
garage. Star Real Estate 4 Insurance Co.,
lh2 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

LINDEN ST.--2 family house, 10 rooms. q
car garage. Brings in 1919 on $1,000. win
Sell tor $500, with small payment Wat.
son q Jones, 294 Main st. Tel. 2450.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

$500 takes new two family house on
Magnolia ST. Call s61-4, for particulars.
Andrews Land Co., 1867 Stanley st.
TWO family house of ten rooms with inn
provements; 1900 1t. frontage on Plain
vile trolley and highway. Robt. Is.
White, $50 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

GOOD BARGAINS IN CLOSED CARS
1918 Overland coupe.
1898 Dodge business coupe.
1919 Cadillac coupe.
1919 Hudson cabriolet.
These cars are In excellent condition
and ready for the road.
HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES,
l3e ARCH ST.
PHONE 210o.