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Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21
JOIN THE EXCURSION SATURDAY

Many Sewardites are planning to take in the excursion to Anchorage Saturday, returning Sunday morning, the round trip fare of S915 being es- pecially attractive. Twenty-Five fares must be secured to get the low rate and parties wishing to go should tele- phone Mir. Jack Peterson at the Gate way immediately. The smoker will be of unusual interest as the champions. ship of Alaska is involved, and sev- eral other bouts are scheduled
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21
MIR. HOBEN RECEIVES SAD
 NEWS OF MOTHERS DEATH

H. V. Hoben received the sad news today of the death of his aged mother, Mrs A. L. Hoben, pioneer resident of Upper Gageton, New Brunswick. Mr. Hoben spent the greater part of last year visiting relatives at Gage town, his mother being in ill health at the time.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21

After the joint meeting of the Odd Fellows and the Rebehaks on Thurs day evening, April 23, a social gather ing will b eheld Refreshments will be served.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21

The Admiral Peary sailed yesterday morning for ports south, after unload ing a quantity of freight at this port.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21

FOR SALE-Lease of Kodiak Hotel
 and ice cream parlor. Write Mrs. E. P. Werner, Kodiak, Alaska 1mo
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21

Sheaffer's Life Time Pens, at the the Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21

Tom Hambright is in town from Woodrow
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21
UNDER YOUR FINGERS

A WORLDS FAIR spreads itself quietly before you--the spectacular improvements that blazoned across the years and the little dabday improvements that give you comforts and convenences for dime, a quarter, dollar.
 Daily thru the advertising columns of this paper, you view the gleaming counters and show windows of world marts. Without effort you pass from ono display to another without lifting artice be certain of it's worth.
 If you read the advertisements you read of goods worthy of nations noticegoods held up for nation to examine. You read of dependable goods that give solid value, that help you
 You can put you confidence into the widely adver tsed for they carry their guarantee of satisfaction That satisfaction is the 'how'' of them.
 Read the advertisements to spend safey-to be sure of goods that please Take advantage of these daily displays
 Adre,tising brings to your home of con-
 forts and convenences of proven worth.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-21

Brunswick RadioIas, the Radiola de Luxe at the Alaska Shop. If
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
Charlebois Hotel

O. R. Queen, Prescott; E. c. New
berry; NJ. Tellenwider: A. Tuley, Los
Angeles; ]. F. Krebs, Los Angeles
o. c. Thompson and wife, Los An
geles; Brian Percival, Prescott; Ev
erett Thompson, City; Crosby c.
Thompson and wife, Taringtin, N. NJ;
A. ]. Chruy, Los Angeles; C. B. Bren
en-, Los Angeles; w. E. Creig, Los
Angeles; w. N. Scott, City.
Vernetta Hotel
Doc. Camp Ringing Bros; F. Burks
Ringing Bros; J. S. Gunsaley, Pres
colt, Arizona; G. e. Walk and wife
Phoenix: G. B. Combs, Needles; J. L.
Hancock, Winslow; G. c. Jones, Kirk
land; d. A. Presley, Prescott; Frank
M. Humiston, Bayfield,, California
Doc. Morrison, Bayfield,; John A. Ger
mann, Higley; A. l.. Leitz; Elmyra
Miller, Yuma, Colorado; J. F. Slate
and wife, Phoenix; w. F. Foster
Tucson; Chas. Karom, Blythe, Califor.
MIA.
Mrs. j. E. Coleman was Phoenix
shopper Saturday.
The Vanadium Mine has started
work again.
Mrs. Ola Heron and little daughter
lone of Pittsburg, Kansas, were in
Wickenburg Thursday
Mrs. T. B. Fisher and daughter Clar.
abelle and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Worden
motored to Phoenix Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Soleman went to Pete
Springs Friday evening.
Mrs. Voss has returned from the
White Mountains.
Mrs. Percy Davis was a Phoenix
visitor Wednesday.
NJ. Hedrick motored to Phoenix
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. O'Con.
nor, recent arrivals in Wickenburg.
Mrs. o. r. Parker of Tucson was
called to Wickenburg by the illness of
her mother. She expects to remain
for q short visit.
Little Billy Carpenter left Saturday
for Phoenix, where he will attend
school this winter.
Mrs. w. L. Carpenter spent one day
this week in Phoenix shopping.
Miss Ruth Burns, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Burns, agent of the
Santa Fe at Wickenburg, and Mr.. Dan
Hinkle, an employee of the Santa
Fe Office force, were married in Cal
fornia and returned to Wickenburg
Thursday, where they were rendered
a reception by friends and admirers
in the form of a jolly charivari.
Lawrence O'Brien returned home
Thursday from pleasant three week
visit with relatives and friends in
Phoenix.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
A COURT CALLED KANGAROO

What is a Court called Kangaroo?
Was asked of me today.
Said /: 'tis hard to tell you,
But to me it looks this way:
1t takes the name of kangaroo,
When some old Precinct Judge
Decides your case against you
To satisfy a grudge.
No matter what your proof may be
Or how the law may read
He'll kangaroo you for a fee
Or maybe selfish greed.
To be judge and deal out law
May be an honest game,
But some of them are mighty raw
And crooked just the same.
Another thing l told my friend,
Avoid these T. B. tramps;
You're taking chances to extend
Free access to your camps.
Unfortunate altho they be
No matter what you do,
Just take this little tip from me,
And watch that Kangaroo.
l never thought I'd like to be
A little petty Judge.
Twixt you and me it's charity
Their jobs to ne'er begrudge.
Through poverty they sometimes ge
Elected to the berth,
But often it is safe to bet
They'll try to run the earth.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
DREDGING FOR GOLD
NEAR NOTED RICH

The first gold-placer dredge ever
known in Arizona is to be operated
soon on the Weaver gravel deposits
near the Hassayampa river, eleven
miles east of Congress Junction. A
Los Angeles company, headed by DR..
A. Armstrong, has shipped in three
quarter-yard steam shovel, a steam
generating plant and an amalgama-
tor. Water is brought from Antelope
Creek, four miles distant. The dred-
ging is only a short distance from
the noted Rich Hill diggings, found
in 1852 and the richest ever known
in the Southwest The gravel beds
are extensive, washed down by wa
tercourses that drain the southern
slopes OF the Bradshaw mountains.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
TREATING LEAD ORES

Lead carbonate ore Is being han
died by flotation alone, and with the
largest degree Of success, in the
Denn concentration by the Shattuck
& Arizona Mining company. The mill
idle for three years, now is treating
about $50 tons a day. Experiments
were started short time ago to de-
termine the savings that were being
made by table concentration. before
turning the material over to the flo.
tation machines. It was found that
results were fully as good when the
material went direct to the flotation
from the ball mills and classifiers.
Practically no new equipment has
been necessary under the new order,
which is declared notably economical,
with high percentage OF savings in
lead, silver and gold.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
BERNARD WooDMANSEE BURIED
AT WiCKENRURC

The funeral OF Bernard Woodman-
see, who was killed in Winslow by
being shot, was held in Wickenburg
Wednesday. He was the son of A. d.
Woodmansee Of this city and was
well known here. The body was
brought here from Winslow for burial
and was accompanied by his wife and
daughter and Lee Stages. The pail
bearers, Brother Elks of whom he
was member, and raiload men,
among whom were Messrs. Shackel-
ford, Lee Station and E. ]. Dignan.
we'll known local employees Of the
Santa Fe here and Phoenix.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
W. o. w. BANQUET SEPT. -

With the chiefs of the major de-
partments OF the State Government
from the Governor and Secretary of
State down, present at an elaborate
festivalbanQuet with the oficials of
the Arizona Camps of the Woodmen
OF the World is the novel manner in
which G. e. Mcdonald, state manager
OF the order, plans to inaugurate the
fall activities of the organization. In
vitations have already been extended
to Governor Hunt and his cabinet to
be present at the unique function
which has been set for September II
in Phoenix.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
COPPER QUEEN MINES CHANGE
METHOD OF TREATMENT

The Copper Queen branch of the
Phelps Dodge Corporation is follow
ing the modern trend toward rever-
beratory furnace ore reduction and is
preparing for expenditure of $780,
900 on Improvement of its great smelt-
ing plant at Douglas. This plant had
ten large blast furnaces when it was
started in 1904, installing it's first re-
verberatory in 1912. It still has seven
water-jacket furnaces and will keep
a number for possible use. But it is
proposed to pass all Copper Queen
ores through reverberatories on COM
Dletion of the changes planned.
General Manager p. G. Beckett
states that the board of directors has
approved the new work, which will
include installation OF twelve Queen.
type, nine hearth roasters, from
which are to be fed three reverbera.
tories, which are to be equipped with
waste-heat boilers, increasing the
steam supply of the power house that
furnishes current for the smelter and
for operation of the mines at Bisbee.
A new Cottrell plant will handle dust
from the roasters. The work is to
be started at once, under plans made
by A. G. McGregor of Bisbee and is
expected to be completed within two
years. The plant without use of the
blast furnace will have capacity for
turning out about 100000 pounds
Of copper month. During the war
the smelter was pushed up to a pro-
duction of 21,000,000 pounds a month.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR HASSAY.
AMPA GOLD DREDGING co.

J. s. Coupal of Boston, Kerby
Thomas mining representative, is in
Arizona inspecting the drilling opera.
tions going on near Morristown, in
preparation for installation of a huge
dredging machine just below the San
ia Fe bridge. Developments will soon
include two standard Keystone and
Empire rigs. Mr.. Coupal is quoted as
being highly pleased with progress
anad prospects of the Hassayampa
Gold Dredging company's work, which
mark new innovation in Arizona
placer mining.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
BLUE LIGHTNING AT coNSTELLA.
TION

Most everybody has heard OF
CREASED lighting, but it remained
for Constellation, thirteen miles east
of Wickenburg, to tell us about blue
lightning. Real deep blue flashes that
reminded the miners of Constellation
district of the flames from a retort
or smelter in full blast. During the
rain last Monday the heavens were
dark blue and when enlightened by
"blue lightning" the effect was tran
scendent1y beautiful. No such electri.
cal phenomena was ever previously
reported and may never occur again.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12


Arrested In Raid
Marieopa Sheriff Gets Still
Mash and Still in Iaveen District
Captured in Raid
Nan Held and Still Seized Northeast
OF City
Resident Of Miami Gets Jail Sentence
For Drunk Driving
Police Judge Seeks Cooperation of
Merchants in Controlling Sale
OF Deadly Substitutes for
Liquor
Dry Officers Take 5000 Bottles Of
Beer Near Tucson
Dry Agents Secure Liquor and Guns
in Miami Raid-0ne Held
Fines Collected in Tucson for Dry
Law Violations $0,829.o0
Miami Man is Given Long Jail Sen
tenee for Drunk Driving
Poison Liquor is Fatal TO Phoenix
Man on Yuma Trip
Man Found Guilty on U. s. Dry
Charge at Globe
BootIegger Quits in Disgust and
Leads Raiders to Place Where
He Has Whiskey Plant Hidden
Federal Prohibition Cases in Arizona
For Year Bring Total of &1o7 ,345
in Fines
Pair Jailed After Officer Arrests Man
With Tequilla at Gila Bend
Reach Sheriff's Office After
Tedious Trip
Federal Officers Arrest Miami Boy
On Liquor Charge
Two Are Fined In Prescott Charged
With Being Drunk
Five Men Arrested In Liquor Raids
Close to Superior
Man Arrested As Still is Taken at
West Chandler
Tempe Man is Taken Following
Chase; Liquor is Seized
Jail Man after Raid Conducted at
Yaqui Town Dance
Bootteggers Fire on Raidina Party
Near Casa Grande
Two Liquor Cars are Captured by
Nogales Official
Pair Arraigned In Prescott Court on
Prohibition Charge
Taxi Operator Of Tucson Arraigned
On Liquor Charge
Prescott Man Dies Following Excess
Use Of Canned Heat
Customs Officials Destroy over 1000
Gallons Of Liquor
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Two Liquor Raids
Court Refuses to Review Opinion on
Appel Conviction
Still Captured in Prohibition Raid
Northwest Of City
County Authorities Arrest Three and
Confiscate Still and Liquor In
Two Raids
Seize Five Gallons Of Liquor in City
Two Given 3o-Day Terms for Driving
While intoxicated
Two Raids Result in Liquor Seizures
Sheriffs Raid Home, Find Still, and
Liquor
Arrest Three in Mohave on Liquor
Charges
Home Brew Officially Banned. U. S.
to Act Against Hop and Matt
Makers
Man Arraiened on Drunk DRIVING
Charge in Miami
LAST MINUTE NEWS
Saturday night, August 2S, reported
wettest in history Of Phoenix since
Prohibition. Many men and women
jailed and liquor seixed.-Star.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12

Zinc, which has been the poor re-
lation OF the metal family for SO long
that the memory Of man runs not to
the contrary, shows unmistakeable
signs of taking a higher place. BY
gradual stages prices have advanced
in recent months to the very respec-
table level of 1865 cents a pound.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12

Aviation is not as successful i'll this
country as in Europe, The giant dir
igible Shenandoah broke In two We'd
nesday with loss of ii lives. Five
lives were nearly lost in supposed
seaplane that wouldn't ride the waves
near Honolulu.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12

Arthur Brisbane says: Forty years
of coaching by democratic leaders has
taught the Germans how to think.
That's why they have a republic and
are coming out of wars troubles a
greater nation than ever"
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12

Advices from Peoria state that 81
Mexican laborers recruited from East
Las Vegas, New Mexico, arrived this
week to work in the cotton fields here
and at Marinette.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
Por E. M. HULL

lie cuando en- cuando Ia conserje atra-
vesaba la habitaci6n trayendo las cosas
que el m6dico .habfa pedido, pero su bo-
ca estaba sombrfamente cerrada el no
quiso pedirle information. Al fin encendi6
la estufa, pero he hizo comprender a Cra-
ven que no era por q que 10 hacfa.
-Ayudard calentar Ia otra habita-
ci6n.--dijo con una mirada que era una
amena2a, Pero viendo el delor de su ros
tro, su voz Sc hizo mas suaye y le habi6
confidencialmente de la habilidad del doc
tor americana. que solamente por filan-
tropfa ejercfa en- aquel barrio pobre.
Entonces 10 dej0 de nuevo solo.
no pod1a mfrar a los cuadros regados
por el estudio eellos eran seflales eviden-
tes de su trabdjo Adivinaba que ella no
habfa solicitado ayuda de nadie, Y pOr
ESQ estaba en- Ia situaci6n en- que estaba
ahora Ella habfa luchado con sus fuer
zas contra un sistema, ell sistema la ha-
bfa yencido. Sus estudios podfan ser ge-
niales-eran gepiales-pero el genio ne
cesitaba del anunciO Y los favores para
salir de la oscuridad
Ante el retrato del modelo que habfa
encontrado con ella, sin embargo, Sc de-
tuvo a contemplated A1n estaba sin ter
minar. La parte inferior del rostro evi-
dentemente no le habfa satisfecho a ella,
pues estaba borrada. La parte superior
estaba completa, Craven miro aquellos
ojos sinestros tuvo que pensar en- que
circunstancias serfan las que habfan AFRO
jado aquel hOmbte en- su camino. Recor
daba la conversation fragmentaria que
habfa escuchado su llegada, que Sc ha-
bfa mencionado al hombre que estaba con
ella ahora en- la otra habitaci6n, Sc di6
cuenta de 10 ignorante que estaba de su
vida.
lHabfa ella pensado en- una separation
eompleta de 6l, habfa tornado lazos que
la unirfan irreyocablemente a la vida O. ha-
bfa escogido? Sc RETRO del retrato. Era to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

do una madeja Solamente podfa esperar.
esperanto, sufrir.
Fue la ventana lie pareci6 que debfa
haber esperado horas enteras por 10 me-
nos cuando al fin la puerta Sc abri6 ell
m&dlco sali6 lentamente. Su rostro inqui-
rio en- silencio. El metiico responti6 con
un moviniento de la cabe2a
-Estd bien ya;--dijo secamente,-pe-
70 le dire que me inspire miedo. Estaba
en- espera de este, 10 he visto venir des-
de hace tempo.
Hizo una pausa Y miro Craven frun-
ciendo el ceiio.
-; Puedo saber 81 usted es un amigo
fntimo de Mrs. Craven? Isl usted como
ce a su gente?, spuede usted ponerne en-
communication con ellos? Ella no puede
eStar sola Ella debe tener alguien con
ella, alguien que sea algO de ella, Quiero
decir Me parece que ella tienc un ma
ridO en- algdn sitio Ell ell extranjero, aun-
que francamente siempre he dudado de
su existencia. Pero no es 81 10 que 70
quiero, pues que esta lejos. Es alguien
aquf. cerea, ahora. Mrs. Craven no We la
necesidad de clio. Yo ST. No estoy ira
tando de evadir la responsabilidad Pc
70 es que este es un case que necesita al
go mas que un doctor. Yo lie agradecerfa
eualquier ayuda que usted me diese.
Fl miedo que habfa sentido cuando In
tcnla en- sus brazos estaba hiriendo de
nuevo su coraz6n.
-SQu6 es 10 que lie pasa a ella?
Fl tono de su voz hizo que el medico
10 mirase mas atentamente.
ESQ, mi estimado senor,- respondi6
el otro-, es una pregunta que.
--Tengo derecho a er,--interrumpi6
Craven rapidamente.
-lQue derecho ?-fu6 Ia contestaci6n,
no menos rapida.
La sangre lie subi6 atropelladamcnte
al roBtro a Craven.
I'll derecho del hombre cuya existen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
CRoNlCA DE MARTINEZ ACOsTA
LA lTUERTE DE UNA Illusion

EE pueblo Sc declare fiesta motiUo de gran
n1n en- et cuat hG6Larfd eiocuentsno Orador que
tabd sedO qQuet entOnces ObetO de rdOsos dpLnusOs
SH UerbO fguunt HeEO indgenes eSptendorOSdS pro
ducfa ndescriptibe entusiasn1O las Duttudes.
En- los balconies de TN graz 7nerO de mOStrnbaH
cOEoreS etbLedtcOS ciefos do bdnderas los
bLGntes de cast tOdOS los del DncpO la algeria
aSOD1Gba eSpOhtdneG.
DOa Gertruds cuyo cgs1 debfa hospedarse Ell ora
dor encOntFaba repeta dc OrqII0 diSin,uaba
DeheDentes deseos de coeoee ennente honabre Cudn
tas de Ell haba Dsfo pHbcadas los per6dicOs!
ICdRtOS pdTTufOs herrfoa diScurSOS hGbEa EedO!
En- UeTdad, doFc Gertrtsdis, aunque entrdbG AMOS
Send GQuet hcEfbre deH pHdO nj Oir
passion irresistible Su temperanlento rODadnticO
n'agnaci6R febrl LoGdOrn6 t0dnS las 6eLezds
rOnies todas las exqisiteces de los refinndOS.
10 dnnG5d, 10 GntqbG las janaOndS los
cudrent1 cigco heroicanente los aTrebaOs
que capaz njcr que no a sendo las caricias de una
de edAcOrdda Siente la necesidnd
de elias y Ell grito beStaL de Ia cGTne
EL aitin cOenzarfd las tres de la tdrde Ell OrndOr
Hegarfa las Ell atauerzo-a la unG-serfa ban
quote.
Una oyquesta en- que predon,uaba bombardino
Doa Certrudis Sc n,uEtipEicaba 6uscano flores dan
do 6rdenes.
Una cOnsi6n del pnrtido a que Ell OradOr pertenecfd
aguaaba este la de doHa Gertuds para daLe la
bienUenidd GtendeTtO guardu de honor durante
perDaGnencia en- eL pueblo.
del dIStgdO HeSped I'm grLpO de gneteS precede e dH
tOn6UH en- que nQUeL Uiene.
D01G Gertruds tensblorOsd nina pr6rin1G al
tdlanso nupciaI respdndO 0sosaeHte, eL
ntoeO de presentation al tdoO hechd amigo Ell
Presidente del Condte
Ell tdolo Hegu La conisi6n 10 recibe Sc pOne
6rdenes.
En- su rosro muestra el dolo una profunda angustia
DOn GeTtrHdS nliddente. EI PreSidente del
C0Dlite hdce Ia preSentnci0n:
Ieng0 et gHStO de pFeSentdrLe la SeHOritG GertTU
dis :. dUeFin de la casa.
EL fdOLO HeUdndOse la Sniestrd al Uientre huce
geStO de dOLOT, dice:
-MuuuchO gusto. SeHora Iusted me quiere hGcer ell
fGUOr de THdIcdrDte GOHde Queda Ell inOdOrO?....
C. MARTINEZ ACOSTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

Copyright, 1874. by The Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. Derechos exclusives ad-
quiridos por I'll MUNDO).
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
servtce Stations Repairing

AUTO oAINTING- Estimates furnished. Rea sonahie pricet. Joe Ansiin- INS Service station Plume tu5l-2.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
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 Our telephone number is 925.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

4 P0pTNSKY-pavs the highest pricss for mtgazines parsrs rags and turnt- ture 34 Talrc', St, Phone SSnI-l'. BEFORE YOU SELL-your furniture or stove, 1t will nay you to call Peter latobs Tel 1883, 2zI p, Main st. all kinds bought: high est prices raia. Cal st oace. Fe'Esn- taum & zelaes. 1l5 Belden st. Tel. E56-S
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

WTNTHFoP ST a9-Fentmsnt to rent
 modern rooms, latest improvements
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
Merchandise At the Stores

AN OLD FOTSE--is made naw with fresh raint and nru wall .rarer Let us sub nit an est lnat., Morgan kingsler Thompson, In", tll M1in S', Phone S;4
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

sILVERWARE-and iewelry. Visit our new store opposite East Main st. B.. tTeorres 4Ss Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
Real Estate Wanted

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

AUTO TNPs-repaweu and ma aie 1o order. JpholsteriuS also. The furnVhIe tA' rIanur l49 tull St.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

WEST MAIN ST. 445-one ( room tene- men'. one room tenement, ell modern improvements Moving out middle Of 1ul". rent will be charged from lst of August, Inquire Inman's Food shoppe, ila West Main st,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

, WINTHROP ST iEi-ti,s To7n' tens.
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
NaCatlonists V Wanted
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Agents-Real Estate

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
Lawyers Patent Attorneys

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

WONAN-wants work, washing, tronin
 rloanine, hy the d5!. Aprly ?l3 BtaN St
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MERCHANDISE
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

V6T 6T0PCYCLEs-Gcnd Indians at $7i to rsn. Several excellent sda-cals at Sl' s-. higher. Terms arranged Had Nelds l5 Main st. Phone liNs.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

WEST MAIN ST, SSo-Sherman Court apartments, rooms. heated. hot water all year round. tanitor service, also b rooms in Arch St. apartments. Call
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
.fctcrcyvles and l!Ir,rles IS

STc !CLEs--Ns hare e!sl ct E tH S2H. An in gccd ccndit!cn and tarEains at the rrire asked. Hatfield l5 Main st rIrnA IsAe
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
Business Services Rendered 20

t-IIITs AND GENTS-suIts. dry cleaned and pressed for one dollat. Garments o' all desciInt'on cleaned or dyed at req srnabIe rates. 24 hour service, star Cltaniug O., Cleaners DJers' once ~ Works. 92l-955 North St.; btanch %'' aan St. Tel. S39l-l2. Tel. .4o4: UE4NIECI-and dyeing ts our exclusive business. Garments of all descrlptiohs' dfareI'es port'eles and curtains ciedu sa ot dyed Satisfaction guaranteed. xay Rr+an Dry Cleaning Corp. sb Nest Main st. Plume l%g5-3.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
Repairing & Piano Tuning &
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS Nj. STEINHAUS-priyate Instruction tn collegiate. fox trot and waltz dancing. Studio United Bldg. Room 2l1. Phone 50i@-4.