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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Personal

Dr. and MrN. A. I. BoufilcuT, who
have been in California FOR the win.
ter months. arc expected home the
last Of next week,
Afrs. George Youcll. who IS visit.
Ing in New York CITY, win not be
home for another month.
Captain and Mira. George L.
Abrams 0Isxei lllinel, arc roceiv.
ing congratulations upon the birth
Of daughter March is. at Column.
bus, Ga.
Mr.. John c. Eden returned Fri.
day from IA trip to California.
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin II. Hogg.
Jr.. have removed to their summer
home at Wing Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Parish. Jr.,
Of Boston. arrived in town Friday
to visit AR and Mrs. Francis H.
Bown1ll. Ir.
Mrs. Angus stewart. Of vancou.
yer, y. C.. who has been visiting
Miss Doris Mitchell, left Friday for
her home
Airs Addie L. Comfy is expected
homo from visit in California in
about ten days.
Miss Roberta Humphrey. who Is
attending Wykeham Rise school in
Washington, Conn, is spending her
Easter vacation with her room.
mate. Miss Emily Hatch, in Wash.
mgton, u, c.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. II. Lewis
are planning TO remove to their
home at Wing Point about April
10.
Miss Frances Oldham, who is
travelling abroad, is now spending
sin weeks In Rome,
Major and Mrs. Dccimus Pope
tElspeth Nc EVAN who have boon
visiting Mrs. fopo's parents. Mir.
and Mrs, Alexander Nc Evan, with
their baby daughter viii leave April
>, for their homo in York, England.
Ensign Edward Lewis OF the L. s.
$. Mexico, left last night for Santa
Barbarn, on a short leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hughes re.
turned Friday from a short trip to
California.
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Mrs. Green Names
Assistants for Tea

Mrs. Thomas Green has asked 20
assist - her tea on Tuesday after.
noon, March 81. Mrs Charles +,
Whltilescy Mrs. Fred Stimsun, Mira.
H. William Crosby. Mrs. Manson +,
Backus. Mrs. William u. Perkins.
Mrs. Harvey Fctter. Mrs David
Edward skinner. Mrs, John T. Ry.
an. Mrs. Pierre r. Ferry, Mrs, Har-
~ Il. sharpless and Mrs, Arthur
1atlmcr.
The affair which is from until
s O'Clock. will honor Mrs. Green's
daughter.in.law. Mrs. Barrett Green.
who recently returned from New
York.
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Mrs. Fisher Weds in
San Francisco

The marriage is announced OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Fisher OF Seattle TO Mr..
Ferdinand Il. Balm Of Los Angeles.
The ceremony was performed Fri.
day afternoon AT o'clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Daugh.
terry in San Francisco. with the Rev.
James l.. Gordon reading tho service.
Mr. and Mrs. Balm viii make their
home at In Lolita ranch, Palms. Cal
Mrs. Balm. who has been travclins
abroad for several months. returned
10 Seattle a few weeks ago. and loft
for California last Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Bridge and Nah
Jongg Tea

North End Guild OF the Childrn's
Orthopedic hospital viii entertain
with bridge and nah Jougg tea
on Wednesday afternoon, April 4,
at Green Lake Masonic temple.
Reservations may be- made with
Mrs. G. 81 May KE nwd-12S0, or
Mrs. Emerson Fisher ME lrsc.478O.
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BUSINESS woMEN's cLrn

NcXt Tuesday, March 51st&.sylll
be the ANNUAL stunt Night Of the
Business aud Professional womon's
club ana viii also be the occasion
for housewarming Tor members
only IN the now club headquarters
at Plymouth house, sixth and
club. The club hns leased the as.
sembly room, II has been rc.dceo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Luncheon Club

Tho Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club will meet for luncheon and
bridge next Wednesday afternoon
al ! o'clocl, at the clubhouse
The hostcHscs VIII be Mrs. g. r
l.. williamson. Mrs. Macy Nlchol
son. Mra. +. h. Huwley and Mrs
Milo Walton.
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Mrs. HiIdreth Giyes
Informal Tea

Mrs. Daisy W. IIlidreth gave an
informal ties at hof home Friday
afternoon in homer of Mrs. Jack
Moore Of Laurelliusft.
During the afternoon Mra. Clyde
Morris. Mrs. Frederick adams and
Mrs. Erslinc carpJsll contributed
voo,l rumbcrI
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COMMONWEALTH cLrB

Commonwealth club will meet
Monday. March 20. at 6 o'clock. al
Moves cafeteria. Niles Thellna Okla
jina. student IN the dramatic art
department at the t'uiyersity az
Washington, win speak on Japan
Of Todny
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Dinner Before
Easter Ball

Miss Dorothy Allen 10 extending
invitations to dinner at her homo
on Monday evening, April 10. pre-
ceding the Junior Club Easter ball
at Christensen's hall.
Another dinner before the ball
is one Miss Helen Farrell viii give
u her homo.
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EAgTEp DANCE

Ladies' auxiliary 81 the Madison
Park Improvement club will give an
Easter dance and card party IN
Pioneer hail. I6l4 Gard ave ". frr
day evening. April ,. Friends in
yited to attend. Take Madison car
10 end Of line
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Luncheon by
Miss Cornish

Miss Nellie Cornish viii entertain
AZ luncheon on Monday ia her
apartment in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Meremblun. The guests
will include the sponsors FOR The
Mcremblum concert on April B.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
NopTu uRoApWAY cunCLr

NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE
North Broadway circle Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission win meet at
the home OF Mrs. 4. 4. Sutherland,
sos shelby IT.. Monday March 80.
at 1880 O'Clock. sewlng. luncheon
and bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
BROADWAY HIGH school
Pr. 4.


Broadway high School PIT. \,
viii hold IS regular meeting Tues,
day. March 81. at eI5 p. M. IN
room IS. The Science club. con.
sisting OF 500 pupils, under the
direction Of Dr Rcdcnbmugh. viii
have charge Of tho meeting, begin
D.nR an Introductory talk by hcir
president, Russell Banheii, followed
b. violin solo by Darwin Louua-
bury Other features Of the pro
gram win be a vitagraph film Of
"Feathered AYiators." violin solo
by Russell rohl another Vitagraph
/ Rim. "Beahis of Prey" aud d
! trombone solo by George Boving.
I lor. Election Of Officers and social
hWii
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AUXILIARY TO
ST Likes HOSPITAL

u 10 u = " IINHTI 7 w
The women's Auxiliary TO 81
Lukes hospital will meet Monday.
March 20. 1T : O'Clock. at tho home
Of Mrs. a. .. Tucker 5it 18th ave.
X. MrA Walter H. Human will be
assisting hostess
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Meremblum Program
Announced

Peter Meremblum. Russian violin.
list. who sy1il appear in concert on
Friday evening, April Q in the span.
ish ballroom at The olympic. will be
heard in the following program:
Sonata Major ....., Cesar Frank
Allegro moderate
Allegro
Relative Fantasia
Allegro POGO mohHp
Peer Msrembium, Bertha Poney Daw.
II
Concerto va u Mater. .pssaHiai
III
Ave Maria" .sthrbsrs
"Perpsur &ohie" Eles
Theme and Variations ............
..............-... THrtini-hrslsaef
IN
E;u6. tsoio vSoltnl concert variations
81 the irlsh air, The Las, Rose
Of Summer ..f.,.... Ernst Arfr
"CArmtn' ................ SSTEsalt
John Hopper. Eeeompaulrt
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DIR. GowEN HoNoREp

Dr, Herbert II. Gowen. who is to
lecture at S o'clock sunday evening
In Bcsant Lodge. III y. Broadway
lat Roy viii he the guest OF honor
az tea preceding the lecture to be
held in the lodge from 20 5
o'clock Members and tho INTEREST.
{ ed public arc invited to tho ten.
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Mrs. Baltic Plans
Luncheon

Mrs. Alexander Baillie win enter.
tain at luncheon on Tuesday after
noon. at the Sunset club In honor
OF Mrs. II. F. Alexander and Mrs.
Ciarance Blethen. who are leaving
soon for a trip abroad.
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Informal Bridge

Mrs. Roy w. corbett entertained
with an informal bridge al her home
Friday afternoon. Four tables were
in play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28

Ross Pr 4. win have "a card
party wednesday, April S. at y. IN.
at tho home of Mrs. q. smilcy 22i
W seth 81. The proceeds VIII be used
70 purchase baseball uniforms Tor tho
school bah team.
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Arthur Caldwell and Mrs. Il. =

Lord.
The University Guild with Mira
J. ". Taylor and Mrs e. Nicer
schcidt. viii have charge Mt the
Thrift shop on Monday morning.
and washington Park Guild, with
Mrs. NJ. DonHhoo and Mrs ~ $.
McCalhIm on Monday afternoon.
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pA1M C1ncLE "a. ae

Palm Circle No 90. n. of W. viii
meet Monday March 81. nt y, m.
Members urged TO bo present.
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ALrMNAE MEETING
MERcER ATHLETiC GLUE
CASCADE PIT 4
HARMONY HOMESTEAD
TO ENTERTAIN

Harmony Homestead No. i543.
brotherhood u American Yeomen,
will give a home talent play followed
by an uid.fashionod dance and re.
treatments. Tuesday evening. Mnrch
81 at their hail 1905 Third ave
All Yeomeu and friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
ADDITIONAL Gil IL

AUXILIARY MAPLE LEAF
POST No. =
The Ladies auxiliary Of Maple
Leaf Post. No. q. win give q mill.
tary whist drive on Tuesday evening.
March 81. NJ = o'clock. 81 the Amcri.
can Legion clubrooms. 500 Third
ave. Tho public Us Invited
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L. o. T. CLUB
ALICE PRESTON
AUXILIARY

The Alice Preston auxiliary to the
Ruth school Building fund win meet
Friday. April 5, az the home OF
Mrs w. p. Teegardin at Halter
Circle. Mrs. c. S. Todd, Mrs l.
Klndee and Mrs J. Hail, assisting
hostesses, Luncheon will be served
at 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28

Trustees Of the Fruit AMI Flower
misson VIII meet at tho homo Of
Mira. Edwin se'viu, ego nth ave, y.
Friday morning. April .. az 1880
o'clock
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HERzL CONGREGATION
CARD PARTY

4 benefit card party will be given
by Herzl congregation on TUESDAY.
March 81. at the home Of Mrs. @.
Goldstoin 1871 26th ave, Members
aud friends invited
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| COTERll3 CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

~ the annual meeting of tic
home economies and fine arts DO.
partmcnts Of the Coicrio the follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
DArouTrHs OF rfoNrERs

Daughters Of Pioneers OF Washing
ton prior 20 1870 will NEST with
Airs John wothewpOen. 59S iith
ave. y, on "Wednesday. April !. at
o'clock,
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woMANs CENTURY CLUE

Tho Womans Century club will
meet next week according to the
following schedule. Monday, tho
French department at 10 a. IN, at
tho Hotel Washington. The build
ing committee AZ 1880 a, IN. In the
Puget Sound Loan association.
Wednesday. April !. the chorus Of
the club meets at 10 o'clock at
tho homo of Mrs. j H. Templeton.
1908 Seneca ST.. for rehearsal under
direction OF Myra Bancroft olive.
Mrs. X. SticlSlomau, Uecompanist,
Thursday, current events depart
mcnt win meet at o'clock Mt the
homo Of Mrs. Robert Enegren, No,
a9iG n. 61st st. There will be a roll
call 20 which each member IL eN-
poctcd TO respond With a current
event. ana general discussion
afterwards \ full attendance is
/ desired.
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SCHUBERT CLUE
Tho Schubert club viii meet ri.
day, April 3. with Mrs. ". L. Nuttcr.
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CLUB AND
BEREAVEMENT MEETINGS

DEPARTMENT MEETINGS
Meetings OF clubs and departments
in the Seattle Federation OF Wom-
ems clubs VIII be held this week
US follows:
WEDNESDAY
Executive board OK the American
ization bureau OF Seattle organiza-
tons at American Legion rooms
500 Third ave, l o'clock. Important
business TO be discussed.
Progressive Thought club at Fed
Grafton clubhouse, l;30 o'clock Pro
gram will include talk on the
Cathedral OF ST John the Divine,
by Mrs. Anna +. Winsor, and piano
selections by Louise b. Strang.
Rainier Beach Wom0n's club at
Rainier Beach Community cluo-
house. corner OF Pilgrim and tls'
ave. $. instead OF Mrs John Wheel
er's home. o'clock. Program; Iaik
on "Better Films" by Mrs L. n
Brown: Topics OF the Day, "
Mrs Curtis Bostwick.
hONSpAl
Alpha club, with Mrs, Edgar ~
Bradley, isGS Burke ave, l2'Sg
O'Clock. Program includes report Q,
federation delegate and trustee; fo'i
call. Election of officers and as
cussion OF year book viii follow
Seattle civic improvement eleO
at Federation clubhouse. oclooN'
FRIDAY
The Cotoric at the Gamma I'm
Beta house. 4529 18th ave ~ h-'
lg;lS o'clock. Program: Paper on
Current Events Abroad 10y Mrs'
s. NJ Carson: New Immigration
Laws" by Mrs, w. Harry uch'
ards: reading by Geraldine Bunkel'
Ladies' Literary and Musical cruz
with Mrs. IL. c. Dyer, 1884 ION
\. L., . o'clock. Program cohsIs''
of talk on contributions OF foi
eign-born Americans TO Amerioo"
Life" by Mrs, Jesse jackson
SATURDAY
Classic Culture club will observe
Reciprocity day at Federation elu
house, Q o'clock. Presidents OF fentS
Grated win bc guests. The program
viii include lecture on Food PresVl
vation." by Prof. John \, Coop,
group of songs by Miss Margaret
Bone; readings by Miss Lidahlane"u
! Robci Mir Burton Joseph viii renasf
selections on the marineo'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
PRINCESS ANGELINn pAplop

PRINCESS ANGELINA PARLoR
Princess Angelina porlor. Native
Daughters of Washington, will have
a business meeting at the Y. w. c. 4.
clubrooms on Friday, April 3. at 8
y. III.
IONA SOCIAL CLUE
Iona Social club win meet AT the
Masonic Temple, Wednesday. April
/. nj 9 o'clock. Whist. an Eastern
stars ana friends invited.
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DAronrERs on 81. GEORGE ~

DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE ~
Daughters OF st. George win meet
in ". L. b. \ hall, 1898 First ave
on Thursday. April .. at 1880
o'clock. sale OF work and card
party.
l.. o. l. CLUB
The !. O. +. club viii have
charity club party on Tuesday.
March 81. AT o'clock. in the Elis'
lodge room. Bridge and whist Early
reservations are asked. Hostess,
Miss Matilda Beck, CA pitl-3s77.
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ELDERBLooM CLUB
The Fldsrbloom club viii meet
Thursday. April ?. ~ II a. m. al
Modern woodmen halt, Third and
Virginia
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=. ". Z, A. HOsTEssES

T. W. G, a. HOSTESSES
Hostesscs at the Young Womens
Christian association for next week
viii be; Monday, Mrs. Il. j. Bethel;
Tuesday, Mrs Il. Perrott Wcdncs-
day, Mrs, NJ, +. Moody Thursday.
Mrs r. G, spowart Friday. Mrs.
Mary r l0yulte, Saturday, Mrs. \.
Z. Graft
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Women's Clubs

1856 SULLIVAN = luncheon a' 1910
o'clock
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ms officers wcro elected for tho en-.
suing year.
Home economics department,
Chairman. Mrs }. y. Pussloy. vice
chairman. Mrs. r. g Dresslar. sec.
rc,ury. Mrs. -. ". Solliday
Fine aria department Chairman.
AiTa William 5. ThynR: vice chair.
man. Mrs 5. T. Gilpaigick; secrc.
tafy. Mira c. l. BFeiland
ALL MSAE MEETING
Beta sigma Alumnac of Delta Gam.
ma sorority viii meet TUESDAY.
March 81. at l2.ao O'Clock. at the
home Of AitH W II. Evans. s2i2
Miller 81.
MERCER ATHLETIC GLUE
Mercer Athletic Club will give the
second Of series Of card parties at
Wings Cafeteria, Wednesday. April
/. az $ p. ~.
CASCADE PIT. a.
The Cascade PIT. A. viii meet
Tuesday evening. March 81, at S
o'clock An interesting program has
been arranged
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A'EfAh MEN MEL AtNNH
Meetings OF clubs and departments
in the Seattle Federation OF Wom-
ems clubs VIII be held this week
us follows:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-10
Young Peoples Society
Holds Annual Meeting

At the annual meeting of the
Young Peoples society of the Elm
Swedish Baptist church on Elm
street, the following officers were
elected: President, Paul Thoren;
vice-president, Esther Olson; secre-
tary, Viola NJ. Larson; financial SEQ
rotary. Herbert Larson; treasurer,
Reuben Hallsten pianist, Anita
Swanson; ushers, Herbert Swanson.
Carl Molander, Eric Swanson; men,
hership committee Herbert Larson,
Ethel KAHN, Royal Larson; program
committee, Mrs. Joseph Carlson,
Ethel KAHN. Reuben Hallsten, Es-
Their Olson; missionary committee,
Mrs. Paul Thoren. Gunnie Hallsten,
Royal Larson; pipe organ commit
tee, financial secretary, Joseph
Carlson; treasurer, Ethel Kahn.
Reports of officers were read and the
treasurers account showed receipts
for the year OF S320.6S and a
balance OF $62.2i.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-10
AIRCRAFT BUREAU
strongly ADVISED
Coolidge COncurs in Report Of
Special Committee

Washington, Dec. 10 Up - Crea-
ton OF a bureau OF air navigation
In the department OF commerce TO
regulate and encourage commercial
aviation, continuance OF policy OF
aircraft development In the light Of
the loss OF the Shenandoah, and ex-
tension Of the air mail service to
all sections of the country were re-
commended in the annual report
submitted TO congress today by the
national advisory committee for
aeronautiCs.
Endorsing the report in a letter
OF transmittal, President Coolidge
declared a statement by the COM
mittee that America IS at least
abreast Of other progressive ma
tons In the technical development
Of aircraft for military purposes, y
should "dispel the impression" that
this country Is Tagging in this re-
spcct."
The committees opinion IN this
regard was commended to con-
gress as the most authoritative
that can be had"
The president agreed with the
committee that Substantial pro-
Eress In aeronautics Is dependent
largely upon scientific research
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City Items

Meet me at Fox's for dinner
advt.
Miss Julia Koplowitz of IS Dewey
street has left on trip to California
and Florida.
Join Xmas Music Club at Morans',
-advt.
Harry Morton Of 132 Arch street
was operated on for appendicitis at
the New Britain General hospital
yesterday His condition today was
reported as favorable.
Fairy Bocycle $1,000 at Monier's,
--advt
st. Mary's Ladies T. 4. b. society
will meet at 5 o'clock tonight at the
school hall. A social hour will fol-
low.
Open evenings--the Burriu Git
Shop. 70 W. Main St.--advt.
The senior midi year, the junior,
and junior MIDI year classes will run
combined promenade al the Senior
/ high school this year. The date for
! the affair has not been set. but ii is
expected to be in January before the
mid-year graduation
For Nmas. get him Nash suit or
| Overcoat, $3.50. T. +, McCabe, 40
Walnut street. Tel 454.-adVt.
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Special Notice

The annual Charity Whist of the
Ladies' Auxiliary will be held Fri
day evening, December 18th, at
Jndds Hall, 242 Main street. Thirty
prizes, special prize and door prize,
Game starts at S:45. Meeting al
$50 sharp. advl.
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Special Notice

The women of the parish Of St
Joan the Evangelist will hold a
bridge, whist and "a" party Thurs
day evening at the church hail on
Newington avenue. The public Is
lnvitcd.--adNt.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

INFdRMATI0N-ot Michael ], Conway
wanted. Blacksmith by trade and
worked Tor tho New Britain Public
Works. Has not been heard OF for
nearly years, His family wishes 10
get IN touch with him, Write Box IS
WI, Herald Office,
NOTICE -Ownors OF cars with Duco FIN
fish. Have your car washed. and polish
I'd by Du ront Duco experts. Duco Re-
finishing Co, 2S7 Elm 81.
YOU DON'T HANE--to stop from work
to have your Xmas pictures taken, we
are open ewes III o'clock, We also
take pictures IN any weather, Arcade
studio.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-10

DON'T SAY
u CAN'T AFFORD A CAR NOW"
THERE'S HARDLY ANYBODY IN
TOWN WHO CAN'T AFFORD ONE or
TIE FINE USED CARS WE ARE NOW
OFFERING AT THE PRICES AND
TERMS WE'VE PUT ON THEM.
BUICK, 1921 ROADSTER.
BUICK. 1921 TOURING.
BUICK, 1920 TOURING.
CHANDLER 1923 BROuGHAM.
CHEVROLET. 1923 COACH
CHEVROLET. 1929 TOURING.
DODGE. 1921 ROADSTER.
DODGE. 1921 TOURING.
DODGE. 1872 TOURING.
ESSEX, 1928 COACH,
ESSEX, 1924 COACH.
ESSEX, 1923 COACH.
FORD. 1924 FORDOR.
FORD. 1924 COUPE.
FORD, 1924 TOURING.
FORD, 1923 COUPE.
FORD. 1923 TOURING.
FORD, / TON 1922 TRUCK.
FRANKLIN. 1921 TOURING.
HUDSON, 1925 COACH.
HUDSON. 1923 COACH.
HUDSON. 1923 sPEEpsTER.
HUPMOBILE 8, 1928 SEDAN.
HCPMOBILE S. 1925 TOURING.
HUPMOBILE 4, 1924 COUPE.
HUPMOBILE 1. 1924 TOURING.
MAXWELL, 1922 SEDAN.
MOON 1922 SEDAN.
sTUpEBAKER, 1921 TOURING.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
TERMS u MONTHS
THE MOHEN & AMIDoN SALES CORR.
36S MAIN STREET
HARTFORD, CONN.
SALES AND SERVICE FOR NEW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Dogs, Cats, Pets

ADVANCE SHOWING-of Christmas pets.
Fifty dandy puppies TO pick from. col
lies, airedales, fox terriers. poodles,
sraniels, Boston and many others. Guar
snteed singing canaries, talking parrots,
goldfish, angora kittens. pigeons. rab-
bits, etc. Dog furnishings, canary cages,
goldfish globes, squsriums, supplies.
Book your order now for Christmas
Groesbeck's, SIS Asylum ST.. Hartford,
Conn
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AUTOMt)TIVE
Autos and Truck Agencies

Autos and Truck Agencies &
ACME TRUcKs-eales and Service. Erie.
son Motor Sales. III South Main g.
BUICK MOTOR CARs-sa and Service.
Ccantai Buick Co. iaa Arch st. Phone
LEXiNGT0N. OAKLAND AND GRAY
Cara Sales and Service. Hardware City
Motor Co. Elm St. Phone 272i.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS salet and
service. Superior Auto Company. ll3
Church St. Phone I'll.
CHRYsl.ER-4 and 6. saIet and
service. Bennett Motor Sales. $50 Arch
St. Phone 1859.
DODGE BROTHERs-s aleR and service.
8, q +, Motor Sales Corp, 155 Elm St.,
corner Franklin. Phone 1871.
FORD CARS and TRUcKs-FoTdqon
tractor. Sales and service. Genuine
parts and accessories. Automotive Sales
& Service Co.. 2iS Elm. Phone 27ol.
FRANKLIN Cars-No water to freeze.
Sales and Service. 4b3 West Main st
Tel. 1895.
HUPM0BILE CARS, Sales and Service
City Service Station. Hartford Ave. cor
Stanley st. A. NJ. Paonessa.
LEXTNGTON-Oa bland and Gray High
grade motor cars. Sales and service
c. A. Renee 81 Main a. Phone 22l6
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND and GRAY Mo-
tor Cars. Sales and Service. Hardware
City Motor Co., Elm st. Phone :72I
NAsH-motor cars See the new line
salee and Service. A. G. Hawker. IS
Elm Street. Phone 2456. .
oLDsMonILE MOTOR CARs-"The Re.
fined Six" Smith Motor Sales. 100 West
Main St. Phone 1900.
REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth
NJ Searle & Co., Sales and Service; cor.
Elm and Park SITS. Phone 2llO Local
agents FOR Gabriel Snubhers.
STUnEBAKER MOTOR CARS, saies and
Service, Albro Motor saIes Co.. 275
Arch 81. Phone $50.
TUDOR SEDAN, lo25-in Al condition.
run about 1000 miles. Price reasonable
70 Clark St. Tel. 1898.
WHLYs-KNTGHT AND OVERLAND
motor cars, Sale sand Service. 121
Cherry st. THE sleeve-Valve Motor"
r. c. Rudolph. Phone 205l-c.
Ant All Trucks For Sale Y
FORD COUPE, I953-c1celIent condition.
Cheap II sold at once. II. Barks, III
winthrop st.
FORD sEDAN-2-1s24; 3-IS?4 Ford tour.
ings. 2-l92i Overland tourings. Essex
touring, Wyllis Knight roadster. Time
payments. Rudoph's Garage. 127
Cherry st. Phone 2o5l-e, saleeroom c
Main st. Phone 63S.
ESSEN COACH, 923-mechanicaIIy per
feet, 6 good tires 50 Glen ST.. End
floor. Tel. 2o5s-3.
i,EXTNGT0N late 1898, sport model
Minute Man six, passenger touring car
Thoroughly recond'' Toned and newly