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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
67 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
FREE DEED
FREE DEED

Read an about this new wonderful
offer 90 h0mCHesiterH. We own and
have Just plated over 100 home
HltcF 81 80 10 sores each, north
~ Seattle, on direct limo Or 10
phenomenal growth uUrthwaTd.
only ono milo east ~ paved Both
ell highway aud VIII Tor short
time az opening prices offer those
tracts at FUZZY hair price asked
for adjoining lands Schools.
nrlEhbura, power ana light lines
already there
Rich soil. shallow water, cnsy 20
clear Fine FOR berries, BnFdrBA
chickens ana cherries Sure a. in-
crease in value.
FREE DEED 10 family In case ~
death. thus leaving home out ~
debt Extensions on payments
whom sick. Opening prices Ss5 70
4lsb pHt acre on terms 81 800
cash or what you can afford, Hud
SO per month.
liig acres FOR the price ~ lot
Keep this land and II VIII keep you.
work Ia the city and live Ia the
suburbs.
Free auto trips daily. Only 30 min
uteA from Seattle Gail Tor mnps-
cHAB. %. ELwOOp CO. owners
1914 Third Ave I'll iot-B53k
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CLOSE TO WOODLAND
PARK
Broom Bungalow
Completely Furnished
Reduced to $4,000
Very Easy Terms

This beautiful. strictly mod
ern home " located on a
paved street ali assess
mSnts In and paid. and Il
EtHctiy modern IN avery
way. Beautiful oak floors,
very pretty fireplace. cabi'
not kitchen. nook. cement
basement. furnace. laundry
trays and garage. House
alone well worth the money
but owner Will leave At
above price the following
velvet rugs. davenettr. two
large leather rockers. aak
dining room suite. almost
new. blue cnAmHlcd range
with gas attachment. a
beautiful walnut bedroom
suit with chgfforobc and
dressing table. curtains and
drapss and other articles,
too numerous 10 mention
Remember. wc are Just NJ
close as your telephone
Just phone Mis lrse-5ss5
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WE WILL SELL SUBJECT
$40 Frank L. Best, Inc. 49,. Market
% Universal Loci, ,..,. ,13.Oa
10 Western Smelling q Pr. $50
10 Nitomen Cereal co. ... Bid
500 Nubob Silver-Lcad .... .OtJs
500 Forks Drilling ..,.,.., .05
500 hurley oil .......,. bid
10 FRANK L.. Best, Inc. ~ $50
WE WILL GUY:
II. l., Smith, Hughes Developing
Test Lock, Universal Ricken-
backer, starr purantS. Wichita
Royalty, Coast Tire & Rubber pfd
Ell iot-36l9 Sol Securities Bids
Pacific Securities Co.
EXCHANGE car on 10 acres irri-
gated land Tor Best Lock. D-li
star,
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nc uARGAIN Ia. acre suburban
home place. Excellent 3-roon
house with bath, water tank.
tower. electric motor and septic
tank. ono acre cleared and eultt-
waited; electric light. telephone:
mail delivery: located on good
grayelrd road hair mile from IN
ierurbAn station. school and
stores ia thiclly settled district
north Of Seattle Very low price
and terms Also Improved 5-hcrr
poultry place, $4,000. Call al 220
walker Bldg. corner Fec1nd ave.
and University ~ I'll iot-OiB2.
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SEEp MoNEY Will SACRIFICE
i0-ACEE RANCH. GROOM BUN
GALOW. oETBuIl.nfNGg. FRUIT
AND BERRIES: VERY GOOD
SOIL: block TO HIGHWAY: 10
MINUTES TO SEATTLE. BUILD
lNGs WORTH WHAT ASKING.
PRICE tg.sB0 TERMS HATuPiS.
sia YALE BLDG. orr. POST
OFFICE.
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S4.750

McNETT REALTY CO.
REALTORS,
1921 WhliinEford Ave
ME lrau-saNb
OPEN EVENINGS
NJ 81 NJ II 81 NJ ~ 81 ~ ~ NJ y ~
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WANTED
REAL ESTATE

WANTED 70 80 aoreB vel, im
proved chicken rauoh t'esl omcr
waiting.
W b HpgiHoN CO. lOg2 ara Ave
WANTED no buy small house on
leased ground. Must be- cheap.
Gh rrld-BiOO. -
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3 SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE FON SALE

SPLENDID nUN Large suburban
tract, on paved street 100 IT, by
365 r. Contractors opportunity
city water, light and telephone,
District building up rapidly Lo-
Gated 3b0 r. from heavy travelled
victory way; minutcs' auto ride
north OF city limits Price only
sG53. terms $65 cash, $40 per
month Call today, go Walker
Bldg. cornor Second ave. and
University IT. FL lot.0lSs.
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goa Marion ST. FL iot-64gG
Just Off 2red Az, OPP. Natl city Bls.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES


WOULD you invest SOC ln a mining
company II you know that you hHd
splendid chance 10 make 5000
out ~ such an Investment. TINT
tho mon behind the company are
making "a honest and conHcicn-
tlDu- effort 10 develop the prop
rriY, aud that an expert reports
assure ua N ruccnHFH ~ 10, write
10 Dos D-23, santtle star, Tor full
pnrticulP H our references will
satisfy rhe most critical
EXCELLENT store in ne,S Bui,gng
a. HuuthwoEt corner smith snd
Union. Good opportunity Tor res
laurent barbaf shop. Fh0e repair.
ric, Rent very reasonable. 3Ol
Green Bldg ELi0t-0l7l.
Scatter scottrr Ecnttcr
BUYER waiting fgr cigar stand, Tn
coma also Wuni other small burl-
ness LbHt iH good n you wish
quick rrEultH llFt win uR Thomas.
bsa Pacific block
CLOSING out electric Whbhers Hnd
yncuuma, Must sell by Friday
lClG sovcnth 8ve.
ono Df the best ln city. ciguTa,
tobacco, candy magnzip"a; right
down town, fun price. $4,000
ThomlH $50 Puclnc blocK
II APARTMENTS. $500 handles,
Alecly furulAhed. Deal with own
~ Deg Star
LUNCH ROOM. dainE good business,
1900 cash Sec OWNER afternoons.
2Ot2ls Third
kODMnhG house. clears 500 month.
Soc thin. ThDmaa i2J Pacific Blk
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Snap
LOANED MONEY on THIS
PROPERTY

WANT THE MONEY
f2Ia each. two adjoining u acre
trhctH. north OF uniye rgity. close
10 Lake washington. Unnb-
htruelibiB view. city water and
electric lights WILL SELL ON
TERMS PETIT. kE nwd- 259s
after o'clock.
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As MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
sksa AND DOORS

W Is " AAHAHAh HNf'
Largest mill in tho West selling di'
rNt 90 users at factory prices
French doors. mirror doors, SaraRe
doors that stay put breakfast
hooks complete with ncat tables
and benches drainhoRrds, flour
bins. medicine cabinets, Special
cabinet work, doors and windows
Tor all purposes. Windshield glass
and sedan doors lights replaced
white you wait Lowest price In
town
Send or telephone tEL'ot,6S0Sl for
our et-paEc illustrated cataioE %
factory priced, fine quality sash,
doors and mlllWork,
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zo Arnne - sao ~ az

20 ACRES Up $50 TO $40
ChoiceHt agricultural land In west
Nsrn Washington. Rich. productive,
level. well watcrrd. valley and
bottom land None better or
cheaper Large. well settled farm
and Industrial district: numerous
schools roads. markets and
NEARBY EMPLOYMENT FOR land
buyers " desired Bee local agent
AZ OnoihslR fl5 miles southeast
OF ChehaiiKj. or write GRAHAM
LAND COMPANY. American Bank
fidg. Seattle
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All Cleared

10 ACRES. READY 70 PLOW
I.evci deep black soil. we'll settled
largest and best strawberry dis
tret ON West Coast Plant now
one crop WIN more than pay See
this and talk with the nriRhb0rH.
only 1850 full uriee Terms.
DAHL THE LAND MAN
with
Puget Sound Realty Co.
5is THIRD Ave. ~. tot-sl4s
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WIN q Sllllle
WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW
HOME AT 20i3 WESTLAkB,
THREE BLOCKS NORTH on
THE TIMES
REAL BARGAINS ON SAMPLES
AND OlrD PIECES
Three piece velour OYER
stuffed suite .,.......,S 90,O0
Three piece beautiful mo-
hair suite ...s.,,.....t lb0.pP
Eight-plece walnut finish
dining set ............ $500
StN9g Pruuot shcotst..a. l.6a
peuuot pillow slips ....,. 30
aNIe Gold Seal Congolcum
ruEs ..........,......, 1900
.gNi9 Winton rugs .,,,s... 5000
BRtNG YOUR MONEY AND
TAKE THEM AWAY
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BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
And save commission. Best buy
In Cowan park district. broom
bungalow with garage. large
sleeping porch. hardwood floors,
fireplace and all bulIt-in fea
lures. Immediate possession. Act
quick II you wHnt u real snap.
Call CA pitl-4oli.
4 NEW lake view bungalows under
construction. some completed.
strictly modern; right up to date;
heating plant; first class plumb
ing: block 10 paving. near school.
car line. Sold by OWNER on cnBy
terms. For appointment, RIA nler.
Dt6g
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$3.50. Bargain

"a acres fine loan sol. good creel,
on place. only az miles from Sc.
attlci only few blocks from new
Seattle Tacoma i00-ft, state high
way now under construction. A
real bargain. Price 1850, easy
terms SEQ owner. sol Mutual
Life BidE. Ftrat aud YpMler.
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FINANCIAL
Bank
WARRANTS PURCHASED
1907 American EanL EldE
IS STOCKS AND BONDS
Wats0n-M0ore


sIocES Est 1901 BONDS
All New York and curb Stocks
Bought and Sold
WE RECOMMEND 4 STOCK PAN
INC TEN PER Gent ASK Us
Al prices subject Wili cell:
100 r ~ Best Inc. .....-.. Special
30 Best Universal Lock Bargain
800 Burnley OIL ..,s.-r..s 20
1000 ccntaua Petroleum ~ .0s
% Durunt Motors. Del 1900
1000 Forks Driiliu. ....... 90
400 FutreiI Coupler .. SO
100 Lambert Tire ~ Rubber. $50
500 None tary Metals . 30
1000 NoOrite Products ..... Market
1000 NEVADA BELLEVUE Cheap
1000 Olympic Hotel Bonds 1900
- fP"rfecto Gear +..s.....l7.O0
goo Rotary Pillow -...-..- 80
100 kickenbacl{er Motors 4.S7
1000 Ruby Beach .... zIH
80 Star Motors ........... 500
30 y. = Silver Fox Farms 500
1000 Western Smclt a. Pr Special
STOCKS wANTED-Ail Durhnt and
Star Motors, Central Finance. Eos
ter a klciBeE pid.. hi Giorgio
Fruit Multnomah LbT Box pfd.
Olympic Hotel Bonds. Lambert
Tire a Rubber. ali Mining. oil and
New York curb stocks
Money Loaned on
Marketable Securities
goa Marion 81 FL iot-64sG
Just Off End Az OPP Natl city Bls.
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$500 PLACES YOU in possession of
broom house. completely fur
nished: laundry trays: bath: ce-
ment basement: 2 lots. block to
school. stores. Lake Burien car on
First ave-, get off ut Henderson.
Campbell. 9O1s Ninth S. w,
AM FORCED to leave city. WIN
sacrifice modern cottage, fur
nished: full basement. garage;
near Ballard high. Easy terms.
MAin-l160
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BIG BARGkfN-A home place with
3room plastered house. View OF
Elliott bay; $50 feet frontage on
newly paved street within city
limits. This z acre property
located on main paved road TO
White Center In West Seattle dis
trict Very low price. $500.
Terms $50 cash. $50 per month.
220 walker Building. FL lot
Ots2
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Cheap New

cottage, 2 nice. level acres: lots Of
free wood: also 1000 berry plants
FREQ. Can move right In and be
happy, Terms only 500 down. $40
per month. Dsai direct with own
or 81 e0s Third ave. open till S
p m,
on MILL CREEK. close To Puget
Sound. we are Offering eleven
splendid s.acre tracts suitable FOR
homes OF camps among pretty
trees. near paved highway from
Seattle and Tacoma; your choice
1878 each. siss cash balance $40
per month. Charles Somera Co.
AiuNEn Bldg
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

At Court OF Probate held al
Pennington within and for the Dis
trict of Pennington on the 18th day
Of December, 1928.
Present, Edward II. Deming
judge.
Estate Of Matthew Felechner, also
known as Michael Flickner, late OF
Pennington In said District, de-
ceased,
The Executor having made writ
ten application TO said Court, in &C
cordance with the statute, for ar
order OF sale Of the real estate de-
scribed therein, it is
ORDERED;-That said applica-
ton be heard and determined at the
Probate Office in Pennington or
the 30th day of December. 1928, al
3 o'clock in the afternoon, and that
notice be given OF the pendency OF
said application and the time and
place Of hearing thereon, by pub
fishing this order once in some
newspaper having a circulation ir
said district and by posting a copy
Of said order on the public sign
post In Pennington and by giving
notice to all parties in interest
either personally or by mailing &c
each one. postage prepaid, copy o.
said order, and return make TO this
Court,
EDWARD II. DENING,
JU 'To.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
FLORIDA IS FACING
SERIOUS CONGESTION
Succession OF Embargoes Creates
One OF Worst Traffic Ticups
In Country.

jacksonville. Fla, Dec. 20 Ps-A
succession of embargoes forcing
shippers 10 advance their means OF
moving merchandise in and out OF
the state from freight to express and
then TO mail, has caused one OF the
most serious traffic concessions here
ever suffered in the United States
traffic experts declare.
When the Florida boom first
started, the railroads began to feel
the pressure and soon an embargo
vas laid down on freight inbound.
This forced the shippers 10 resort to
the more expensive though usually
faster express service, but last week
the express companies, finding
themselves swamped, were forced
themselves to law down an embargo
The people then turned their at
tention TO the method provided by
Uncle sam through the parcel post.
This has resulted in an unparalleled
lam here, which is virtually paraly2-
ing the postal system in the state.
Mails in and out of Jacksonville are
running two to six and eight hours
late and the end Is not yet in sight.
A similar delay is being experienced
in mails destined for the lower por-
ton OF the state and which neces-
sarily must be cleared through Jack
sonville.
An embargo on the Atlantic coast
line, which will virtually paralyze
traffic along the west coast, was
predicted by c. S. Hoskins, manager
of the Tampa board of trade, who
said It would be laid down within a
few hours. The west is served al
most exclusively by this railroad.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
City Items

Christmas Sale OF Mary Elizabeth
Dresses, 81 w. Main. Prof. Bldg,
--adyt,
Local police were notified today
that the operators license OF J, P,
Thompson, 2G6 Fairy!ew street. has
been suspended.
Eowlers; 10 ID, Turkey for three
l3) high strings, Xmas Day,-odvt,
John Grip OF Sexton street, a
student at Fordham college. is
home with his parents for the holi-
days.
Tune in on station MOZART
cigars for his Xmas and enjoy per-
feet reccption,-adyt.
Gerald Harmon OF Lawler street
will spend the Christmas holidays
in New York city.
Open alleys at the Casino. "--advt.
James Hayes Is home from Notre
Dame with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, James w. Hayes OF l76 Sex
ton street, during The Christmas
recess.
Home cooked lunches at Crowell's.
--adyt.
Miss Anna Kalmanowitz daugh-
tor of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kalmano-
witt of &C Winter street, has re-
turned home from New York uni
versity for the Christmas holiday.
Keep his friendship with Muller's
Mozart cigars for Xmas.-advt.
Mrs. Joseph Scocco OF Maple
street is visiting relatives in Phila-
dolphia during the holidays. She is
expected home shortly after New
Years day.
Victrolas half price at Morans'.-
advt
Charles Loeb OF South High
street will spend the New Year
holiday with relatives in Brooklyn
n. Y.
Casino Open Xmas Day at $50 a.
m. Open Alleys.-adyt
A meeting of the Woodmen of the
World will be held tomorrow night
at o'clock at Odd Fellows hall.
Muller's Mozart cigars can be had
50-25 and 10 In box.-advt.
Judge William G. Hungerford has
awarded a decision for SIS and
costs Of s1O.09 to Kune Greenberg
in his suit against Denis Marquis.
Join Xmas Music Club at Morans'.
-advt.
Mrs. Joseph Wells and family Of
129 Putnam street have returned
from a trip TO Long Island, Brook
Ign and New York city.
The annual election OF officers Of
L. y. Penfield Camp, Sons OF Vet
Grams, will be held Wednesday night
at o'clock at Jr. o. u. A. NJ. hall.
Plans are being made by the
Yale club OF this city to hold a
Yale evening at the Shuttle Mead
ow club on January Is. Harold
Hatch Is chairman OF the commit
| tee in charge. Details will be an
nounccd later.
Al Malmgren, proprietor Of the
Art Sign Co., and Edward Karpin-
ski will leave tomorrow for Port
chester, N. Y. They have been
called upon to do some work by
Mr. Mullen and Mr.. Noble, former
ly Of the Boston Store, who are
now established in Portchester.
It has been learned that an au-
tomobile which was in a collision
in Waterbury Sunday night was not
the property of Harry NJ. Vile Of
/ 341 Stanley street. The Waterbury
police at first reported that it was
! Mr.. Vile's vehicle.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
PROBE AUTO FATALITY

bridgeport, Dec. % P(-An I'M
minent death inquiry was begun to-
day by Coroner John j. Phclan in
the case Of Edward Mahar, AZ, Of
Stratford, who was struck by an au-
tomohile driven by Frank r. Curtiss,
352 West Rock avenue, New Haven,
on Dec, 16. Mahar has been I'M
conscious at the Bridgeport hospital
since the accident. Testimony of
Mrs. Bessie Wadhams a witness Of
the accident, and by Mrs. Mahar,
wife of the injured man. was heard
today,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
Noble Issues Warning
Against Christmas Fires

III an elOlL " ltSstll Jllc HuIuDel
OF fires during the Christmas sea-
son, Chief William j. Noble of the
fire department has issued the fol-
lowing appeal to the public:
IF you must have candle in
your window on Christmas Eve,
make 1t an electric one-that is
safe.
"If Christmas tree is used, make
sure that 1t is securely set up so
that 1t will not topple over. and
keep it away from heating and light
ing fixtures.
use metal tinsel, fake asbestos
and powdered mica for snow effects
instead OF highly dangerous paper
clippings and cotton.
Smokers should exercise great
care with their matches and smok-
ing materials while near trees and
decorations. Keep matches out of
the reach of small children.
Cheap electrical playthings
should be forbidden, as they are
often effectively wired and have in
ncure, dangerous connections. Such
Icctrical apparatus may cause seri-
GUS burns and fires.
IF anyone's clothing does catch
fire, the victim should be promptly
rolled in a rug or wooden cloth in
order to smother the flames, which
should be kept from the face.
h. al SF
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION SUES

Bridgeport, Dec. % PN-Protec-
ton of its water rights on Property
along the Shelton Stratford road is
asked by the Riverside Cemetery as
ISOLATION, which. in a suit brought
against Eldridee f Wright Of Shell
ton in superior court today, petit
lions for an injunction.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
MERCHANDISE

Business and Office Equipment So
DEskS-flat tops and typewriter styles,
substantially made, practical and con.
venieut Priced from $3.50 upwards.
Adkins PritinE Co., SiatiOners and Of
flee Outfitters 6s Church st.
sAFES-ws have them TO suit any home
or business purpose. In all siaeE and
welghta Prtces start a. SIS Adkins
Printing Co., Stationery and ofiice Out.
filters 6 schurch ST.
OXYGEN wEl.nING-outfIt new. win
sell right Phone 2l56
FOR RENT-typewriters, all makes, and
adding machines. New Britain Tvpe-
writer Exchange, 9s West Main ST,
PIANO BoXEs-Just the thing for Goa,
bin or wood box; all new. In good con5I-
ton At John A. Andrews . Co., Inc.
~ Nais S.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

WILLARD RADIO-Nnd auto batteries.
All makes rechaiged and repaired
Simmons storge Battery Co., 1871 Arch
RADIATOR REPAIRING-at lowest
prices Quick service, Satisfaction
guaranteed, New England Radiator
Works. IS East Main ST.. near Main.
Phone $50.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For sale

BIG REDUCTIONS BEFORE INVEN.
TORH-~io25 Oldsmobile sedan. 1894
Maxwell sedan. 1874 Ford tudor sedan,
1929 Ford coupe. 1928 Dodge touring,
1929 Buick delivery trnck. 1874 Lex
ington hrougham, 1921 Hupmohlle tour
Ing, 1898 Lexington touring, 1875 Gray
sedan. No reasonable offers refused.
Aaron G. Cohen Inc, 1855 Park St. Tel.
s-52g3 Open evenings. Hartford Conn
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

POOL ROOM-place for rent. best part
In the city. The boys are waiting.
Act quick. Inquire at Elm St.. Cor.
Main st.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

GOOD VALUE
Your chance to buy good used
Ford, backed by the reputation OF
the largest Ford dealer IN north
ern Connecticut. Here are few
specials. Many more to choose
from.
1924 Tudor. $3.50. new tires.
1924 Tudor 49,, $500.
1928 Ford. $685. new tires.
1928 Tudor. s275.
1924 Roadster, $3.50.
1923 Roadster. sl75.00.
1924 Roadster, s226. balloon tires.
1924 Touring (2). $500.
1924 Coupe 2). $3.50.
1921 Coupe SITS.
One ton truck chassis, SIS.
1922 post truck, sl25.
1922 Touring, sl25.
Small down payments.
Pay as you ride
ELMER AUTO CO.,
20 MAIN ST. PHONE 1912
SEE MR.. GOSSELIN.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

MORTGAGES-Plenty Of money for second
mortgages on improved real estate. This
Fidelity Finance Corporation. 40 Main
Street. New Britain, Conn
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
AUTONOMY h
Service Stations, Repairing

WHEN TIME is MoNEY--Try our in
slant service. Tires, Batteries. Gasoline.
We get you there md back, o'Neiie,
80 Washington 81, Phone 900.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
USED CAR SALE

BIG OFFERING IN USED FORD
CARS, ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.
TAKEN IN TRADE FOR NEW CARS
AND PRICED FAIRLY. WE MUST
HAVE THE ROOM. SMALL DOWN
PAYMENTS REQUIRED. BALANCE ON
EXTREMELY EASY TERMS.
GET A GOOD USED FORD FROM
THOSE LISTED BELOW. PAY FOR IT
AS YOU DRIVE 1T. OUT OF YOUR
INCOME. IN SMALL MONTHLY PAY
MENTs.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
Money 10 Loan
CASH FOR CHRISTMAS
Mortgages

MORTGAGE-~first mortgage money on
hand In amounts to satisfy applicants,
Parker q Deming. 1873 Main St. Phone
so26
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

JOHNSON BROS.-Furniture ans piano
moving. Special rates for long distance.
Office 70 Roberts ST. Phone $685..
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
AUTOM()TIVE
Autos and Truck Agencies

ACME TRUCKS Sales and Service. Eric
son Motor Sales. III South Main St
pbo,a
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

EDWARD II. DENING,
Judge.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
MORTGAGES

MONEY TO LOAN-in any amount on
first and seconj mu1gages, P, J. Muir,
ray q Co. Sa5 Main 81. Phone 2Oal-a
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

WILLY S-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
motor cars. Sale sand Service 1877
Cherry st. THE Sleeve-VaNe Motor"
T.. C. Rudolph. Phone 205l-2.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-07
DON'TS ISSUED TO AUTO
PARTIES TAKING TOURS

Besides the advice and warn.
ings you will get before you
start your. long distance trip
this summer, here are a few
"Don'ts" you should keep in
mind constantly during the trip:
Don't allow the car to be with
out provisions or food Of some
sort at any time.
Don't fail to have warm cloth.
ing in the outfit. The high
attitudes in the West are cold
and the dry air is penetrating.
Don't forget the yellow cog
giles. In driving West you have
to face the sun all afternoon
and the glare is hard on the
eyes.
Don't drive through water
without first ascertaining the
depth.
Don't wait until your gasoline
is almost gone before filling u,.
There might be a delay or it
might not be obtained at the
next point where a supply sta
ton Is expected.
Don't allow your water can.
teens to be other than full Of
fresh water and keep them
filled. The burst Of a water
hose or a sudden leak in your
radiator might occur between
garages.
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establish a worlds lap record
on a mile and a quarter bowl
when he shot around the Culver
City bowl in 80 seconds, an
average of 1852 miles an hour.
Pete DePaolo made a lap in
faster time than this but it
was during the race competition
and is not counted in the
A. A. A. trial lap records. De-
Paolo turned in an average Of
I39 miles an hour.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-07
HARTZ MADE RECORD
OF 1923 MILES AN HOUR

Harry FAartz, former Durant
driver, now racing his own
Miller special make, Is tuning
up his machine to break sew
eral records. Hartz held the
worlds record Of 1921 miles AN
hour made on the Altoona tra.k
in 1923 and this mark held good
until last fall.
Early this season HartZ did