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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-26
Road Bulletin

(Issucd by the Greater North Da-
kOta Association in cooperation with
North Dakota Highway Commission.
Conditions are as of p. M, Friday.
June 25.)
No. Fargo to Wahpcton. fair.
rough section few miles south of
Christine; Fargo to Grand Forks:
good to Argusville; choppy to Gran
din. remainder fair; Grand Forks to
Canadian line. rough in several see
tom. GH'l
No. 3-Fargo to Bismarck, good to
jamestown, rough detour to Windsor.
rough to Steele. new grade west of
Steele, detour west Of Mckenzie. fair
into Bismarck. Bismarck to Beach.
fair west Of Mandan. good on west
end into Dickinson and Beach.
No. 4-Ellendale to jamestown,
good north Of Glendale; fair Edgcley
10 Jamestown; jamestown to Cana
dian line, rough north of jamestown,
remainder generally good.
No. Cavalier to Bottincau, just
fair to Langdon and fair to good into
Bottineau; Bottineau to Crosby. good
with new gravel between Bowbells and
Flaxton.
No. 6-S. d. Line to Mandan, gen
Wholly I0iI Win JVuku SIIctCu uC
tween st. Anthony and Mandan. Bis
marck to Westhope, choppy north OF
Bismarck. generally fair to Minot cx-
cept rough stretch near Colcharbor
choppy north Of Minot and slight de-
tour south of Jet. No. 5.
No. 7--Mayville to Coleharbor
rough in Trail county. good in
Criggs. Foster, Wells and Sheridan
rough in part Of Mclean, new gravel
uear Turtle Lake and Underwood.
No. 4--Crand Forks to Minot. gravel
roads indicated by G. N. d. A. map
good, dirt and graded section fair.
New gravel ct McCanna. grading be-
tween Rugby and Granville, Minot 10
Williston, good.
No. o - Havana to Valley City,
rough, Valley City to Minot. rough
ID tutsussn and McHenry counties.
1finS(A*0 Portal. good.
Il no. M~-Ashley to Hurdsfield, good.
10. H. Generally good.
h, IL LIS. b. Line to Valley City.
~ With IL mile stretch south Of
VaIley CITY rood. Valley City to Jet,
~ 4, xSpd. Jet. No. z to Langdon,
~ ~ u D. Line to steriing, good.
r.. 70 oppy.
~. 1or1otkeen Nos. rs and 3. re-
sSsted 1 WitA few short detours.
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legislators from IS per day to 50 per

legislators from IS per day to So per
day.
The second provides for change
in the manner OF elccting members
of the commissioners of railroads, so
that one will be elected each general
election, instead Of having the terms
Of all three expire at the same time,
as the present law provides.
The initiated measure is one to
provide two cents per gallon tax
on gasoline instead Of the one-cent
tax now being collected, and making
provisions for refunds on gasoline
used for other than motor vehicle
purposes.
Voters should vote "yes" or "no''
on each Of the three propositions.
The polls will open at 9 q. m. We'd
ncsday, and will close at p. m. Vot-
ing places for the most part will be
the same as at previous elections.
The county ticket will be reviewed
in Mondays issue Of the Tribune.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1926

hands Of "less artistic producers,
that he is going to lead campaign
for more clothes in glorification OF
the Anne rican girl on the stage.
In 4 statement deploring the "dar'
ing and coarseness" Of present ex.
ploiters on Broadway, the theatrical
producer says the stage must be
cleaned. He asks the theatre going
public to cooperate by supporting
only those shows that are free from
displays Of naked women.
Although he says he was the first
producer to stage nudity in New York
city he did it artistically. he avows,
with no immodesty intended, where
as imitators, lacking artistic guild
ancc, have done otherwise. Broadway
producers, he added, "arc pandering
to the vilest tastes Of play gocrs to
force box office stampede"
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MORE CLOTHES
DECREED FOR
CHORUS GIRLS
Ziegfeld Appeals to Public ia
Support Shows Free From,
Naked Women

New York, June 26.-(R)--Morc
clothes are decreed for girls. So
cicty and sports women in France,
whence come the styles, and the New
York stage are involved in fashions
latest ukase. Florenz Zicgfeld, who
admits he imported the vogue of
stage nudity, now says he is SO dis
gusted with its development in the
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land, Lynn w. Sperry, J. NJ. Thomp

land, Lynn w. Sperry, j. NJ. Thomp-
son, George N. Varnum.
For all except the last two Of
fees named above, voters will vote
for one candidate only. In each Of
the last two instances--cOmmi
crs of railroad and members OF house
Of represe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will vote
for three of those named.
In other parts of the state than
the second district, the names OF
candidates for representative in con-
grcss will be different and in other
places than Burlcigh county the
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VISION

First Climber: l saw Mrs. Blue
blood on the avenue.
Second Climber: How was she
looking?
FIRST Climber: Right past me-.
Life. r
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The length Of the bow archcrs use
varies according to the height Of the
sreher. Women's bows arc usually
fio6Sfcet, six inches, and mems six
feet. Ns.ga,
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EVANGELIST
RETURNS TO
LOS ANGELES
Posses Continue Scare
Through Desert For Cabin
of Her AbductOrS

Douglas, Arizona, June 26. ~ =
With Aimee Scmplc MCPHERSON
speeding on her way back TO her Los
Angeles congregation, the search for
her supposed kidnapers and the lone
ly cabin where she says she was held
"A prisoner continued undated today.
Posses struggled through the
desert south of here in hopes of find
ing the shack and thereby a trace Of
the three persons whom Mrs. Nc
Phcrson says kidnapped her at Ocean
Park, Calf. on May Is.
The lonely cabin has been the OBJ
jcct Of search since Mrs. Mcpherson
was brought to a hospital here We'd
nesday morning telling of an escape
from three kidnapers and wild
flight through the night that finally
brought her to Aqua Prieta, Mexico.
Mrs. Mcpherson, her two children
and mother, left here last night on
their return to Los Angeles. They
will arrive there this afternoon.
Los Angeles police are preparing to
handle crowd of $4,000 expected to
assemble at the railroad station to
greet Mrs. MCPHERSON.
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Bismarck Men Are
Fraternity Pledges
at State University

4 large number Of Bismarck men
who entered the university of North
Dakota this fall have been pledged
to national academic fraternities in
the early rushing whita took place
last week. More than hundred men
were pledged during the rushing,
making approximately one-half Of the
men attending the University con-
nccted with fraternitics. Others will
be pledged during the year.
Jack Livdahl and Duane Dichl are
pledged to Kappa Sigma. FentOn
Goddard will become member Of
Sigma Chi. Everett O'Nein and Dana
Shearn were pledged to Beta Theta
ri. Harold Lucas is Phi Delta
Theta pledge. Sigma M has pledg-
ed Robert Nucssle.
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Married Woman Eats
Only Bread and Milk

ri could eat only bread andcnailk,
everything else soured and formed
gas. Since taking Adlerika ! eat any.
thing without causing gas" tsigncd).
Mrs. j. B. Manning. ONE spoonful
Adlcrika removes GAS and often
brings astonishing relief to the
stomach. Stops that full. bloatcd
feeling. Excellent for obstinate cn,,s
stipation, often removing surprising.
amounts of old waste-matter You
never thought was in your systfrQ,
Jos. Brcslow, Druggist. adv
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Bridge Luncheon
Given Wednesday
BY Mrs. Roy Logan

Bouquets Of cAyrsanthemums and
flowers and foliage In the autumn
colors formed the setting for = bridge
luncheon given Wednesday afternoon
By Mrs. Roy Logan 1t the, home Of
her mother-in.law, Mrs. Lucinda Lo-
gan. Luncheon was served at l
o'clock and covers were marked for
20 guests.
Bridge was played at five tables
after luncheon with Mrs. W. l.. Diven
and Mrs. NJ. H. Atkinson winning
honors.
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Misses Mclaughlin
HOnored at Dinner
and Theatre Party

Mrs. George f. Smith entertained
last evening at dinner in honor Of
the Misses Bernadine and Blanche
Mclaughlin Of Chicago, who are in
Bismarck for visit with their broth.
or and sister.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
G.. Mclaughlin.
Following the dinner the Misses
Clara Christensen and Hildor Simon.
son entertained the guests ut u thea
tire party at the Eltinge.
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RETURN FROM IDAHO

Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Clough and
daughter have returned from Boise,
Idaho, where they were called by the
death Of Mrs. Clough's sister. Mrs.
Hilbert Howe, who was killed in an
automobile accident. They are spend
ing few days in Bismarck transact.
ing business and visiting friends be.
fore going on to their home in James
town.
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Mesdames Keller
and Hall Honor Mrs.
Hoist at Party

In honor Of Mrs. G. N. Hehry
Hoist. who Is leaving this week FOR
Los Angeles, Calf, to reside Mrs
Thomas Hall and Mrs. H. F. Keller
entertained Tuesday evening at the
Hall home, t12 Avenue B. Sixteen
close friends Of Mrs. Hoist were
guests.
Bridge was played during the even.
ing. honors going to Mrs. Harold
Sorenson and Mrs. r. E. Morris. Mrs,
Hoist was presented with guest
prize.
A course luncheon was served at
the conclusion Of the evening.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. Herndon Taylor
Is Honor Guest at
Luncheon Wednesday

Mrs. +. J. Taylor entertained We'd
nesdAy Mt o'clock luncheon in
compliment TO her daughter n.law,
Mrs. Herndon Taylor Of New York
city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Taylor, who
were married in New York city on
September Is. are visiting ut the
home Of Mr.. Taylor's parents in Bis
marck.
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READING ROOM TO BE OPEN
C11AnAXC

The reading room Of the Bismarck
public library will be open every
Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock
beginning Sunday. October ), it was
announced today Books cannot be
checked out on that day but patrons
Of the library are invited to use the
reading room.
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GOODBYE TO MOSQUITO

Freehold, N. There is no hum0r
anymore in the Jersey mosquito"
joke. according to DR.. George War
ncr. head Of the states scientific
swattcrs. The state has won it's long
battle with the insects. he says, Of
fcring as proof the fact that many
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The Ladies' Of the Methods!
church will hold a rummage
sale in the church basement,
Saturday, Oct. 2.
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DR.. J. e. Worner, federal veterinar-
ian. will leave in the morning for
Washburn where he will transact
business for Il few days.
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TO VALLEY cry

Alfred S. Dale left this morning
for Valley City, where he will spend
the day transacting business.
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during the initiation period for the
first time since hasing began at the
university. Earl Bcnser. Bismarck, is
member Of the upper classmen's
committee.
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RETURNS FROM SEsQU1CENTEN.
NAL

w. L. Yeater Of He3elton, brother
Of r. A. -Ycater Of tie secretary OF
states oYfieey has Returned from Phil
adelphia wAeft he has been attending
the sesQuf tekhtennial. Mr.. Yeater,
who is' an old time resident Of Hazel.
ton. was able to comNre the sesqui-
centennial with the centennial ex-
position which he attended in Phil
adelphia 50 years ago.
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new home at Detroit, Mich. where
Mr.. Light has accepted position.
They have been honor guests at q
number Of social affairs during the
past few weeks.
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VISITS pARENrS

Ensign +. J. Taylor. Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Taylor, is in the city
for a Today leave.
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TO LEAVE SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Howard Light and
children will leave Saturday for their
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HERE FROM BALDWIN
Frank Rocker Of Baldwin was a
business visitor in Bismarck Wcdnes-
day.
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MEMORIAL STADIUM TO DE
OPENED
The opening Of the Memorial stad.
ium will feature the annual Home
coming day Of the University Of
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FROM WASHRJyN

Mrs. Charles W. Poe and Miss Ruth
Olson of Washburn were in Bismarck
Wednesday, visiting friends.
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Issue Tolchinskey Of
Thayer Avenue are the parents Of u
daughter born Wednesday at the BIS
marck hospital.
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TO WASHBl,RN

Fargo. where they will visit with
Mrs. McCullough's mother.
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HERE FROM STERLING

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen Of
Sterling are visiting in Bismarck
with friends
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VISITING IN BISMARCK

VISITING IN HISMAKCK
Mrs. NJ. L. Kelley Of Hazen is Wis
iting friends in the city for few
days.
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RTpTu ANNnIYNrCME

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillette Of
321 Twelfth street announce She birth
Of daughter September 90 ut tho
Bismarck hospital.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION

Miss Ella Brun has returned from
Foley Mimi, where she has been
spending two weeks vacation with
her parents.
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LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Henry Hoist
and daughter, Esther. will leave Sat
urday for Los Angeles, Calf. where
they will make their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoist have been entertained
at number Of farewell parties.
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GUEST OF MISS BERG
Miss Charlotte Berg OF Fargo is
visiting in Bismarck tor week with
Miss kuby Berqaist.
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VISITING FRIENDS HERE
Mrs. J.. &. Eastman Of Ifazen is
spending few days ii the city Wis
Tiny friends.
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DUANE DIEHL FRESHMEN CHEER
LEADER

Duane Diehl Of Bismarck was ono
Of four students chosen as cheer
leaders Of the Freshman class 1t the
University Of North Dakota. The
four were selected when, judges fail
ed to reach = decision as to which
showed the greatest ability.
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TO VISIT IN FARGO

Mrs. George I.aney Of New England
was in Bismarck today en- route to
Fargo, where she will visit relatives.
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TO VISIT IN RISMARcY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nieman ar.
rived today from Salem, Ore. for II
visit with Mrs. Nicman's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Sharp Of lOS Avenue
A West.
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ON UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE
Sophomores at the University Of
North Dakota are being held respon-
sible to a committee Of upper class
men for their treatment Of freshmen
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ACCEPTS POSITION
Merle Adler, who has been with
the Harrington Barber Shop, has nc.
cepted position ut the Annex Bar
Der shop.
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BISMARCK STUDENT ASSISTS IN
HOMECOMING DAY

William Nuessle Of Bismarck will
be in charge Of registration Of all
alumni at the annual University Of
North Dakota Homecoming day Octo-
Der e, according to an announcement
made Wednesday,.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Mrs. Howard O'Hara of Sterling Is
IN Bismarck on business today.
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VISITOR LEAVES FOR PENNSYL-
WANNA

VANlA
Mrs. b. NJ. Churchill Of Heulah,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. +. A.
Wilson for several days. left this
morning for Bradtielt, Pa, where she
will visit a sister
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VISITS IN MISSOURI
Miss Ada Clavidgs Of the Lsurain
Apartments has gone to Missouri
where she will spend month with
relatives.
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To VISIT IN FARGO
Mrs. +. Earl Mccullough and chill
dicn will leave tomorrow morning for
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

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North Dakota on October Is with a
football game against South Dakota
State College as the main event of
the day. Frcshmen-sophomore class
contests. parade Of floats. alumni
lunchebns, an all university informal
dance and a huge bonfire are also
scheduled for they day.
ENTERS MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY
Henry Dale has returned from New
York city, where he has been en-
pioyed during the summer, and has
entered the University Of Minnesota.
Mr.. Dale was one Of the group Of
college statesmen for Pictorial Review
and ranked third in sales for the
country. He formerly lived in Bis
marck and is u brother Of Alfred/S.
Dale Of this city.
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TO LIVE IN BISMARCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hess, who have
been living in Minneapolis for some
time; have returned to Bismasck and
will make their home at 0l6 Sixth
street.
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RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS

KECOVEKS FROM ILLNESS
Bayert Jacobson, who has been con.
fined to his-home by illness tor une
past week, has sufficiently recovered
to return to his work ut the Harris
WOodmansee store.
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public and private buildings are be-
ing unscreened.
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VISITING WIFE HERE

Weldon Mccullough Of Mott il
spending . few days in Bismarck
with his wife, who recently under
went an operation 1t the Bismarck
hospital.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

VANCE ST, 54-6 rooms and sun porch In newly built 2 family house. all modern conveniences Apply H. H. Milkowitz, 277 Main St. Phone 2s69 or oS71.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Tenements 60 ABSOLUTELY-Up-to date room tene- ncnt in brand new house, 175 Rox- bury road, cor. Carlton St. (Belvdere) one block north of Allen St Reason able rent. Take Oak St. or Hartford busses. House at corner, no walking. Inquire 3rd floor or phone 6s3-4. ACTUALLY-Rebuilt single family house of rooms at 27 Walnut St. suitable for doctor. rooming, boarding house. Reasonable rent. Apply Passerini. Commercial Trust. Phone 2SOo. ARCH ST, 760-Tenement on 3rd floor, all modern Improvements. Inquire 2nd floor.
 ARCH ST. 362-5 room rent. ,2l. Apply Quigley Davis, 3os Main St. Tel. lo52. ARCH ST. I7O-6 rooms, all improve ments, steam heat, c. J. Leroux. 174 Arch St. Phone BOA
 ARCH ST. l7O--9 rooms, all improve ments, steam heat. suitable for room- ing house. c. J. Leroux, 174 Arch St. Phone 3O4.
 ASTORIA APARTMENTs-i02 Prospect St., 3 room steam heated apartment, equipped with gas range, refrigerator and tile bathroom. continuous hot wa ter. Apply janitor, Bell 22. DELVIDERE-Q7 Carlton st., room tenement with all Improvements, hot water heat. garage. Inquire at 1l4 Carlton St, top floor BELDEN ST. l6--5 room tenement. all improvements, 3rd floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
DOGS, CATS m trough dpd mmu rmvumba NmB
AUTUMOTIVE
Service Stations, Repairing

TOWING AND WRECKING-2i houi service. Judd's Garage. 4l Pleasant st Tel 2132.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

WINTHROP ST, 1855 rooms. im- provements, with garage. Inquire 1st floor. Tel. S714W.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

FREMONT ST., 42-4 room apartment, up-to-date. janitor service. Call Dr. Jafe, s41-2. premises. Pitt, or H. Git- lowitJ Tel 21bS
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

WEST ST, g0-4 and room tenements, all modern improvements, rent very reasonable. Inquire D. Rachlin. sS West St
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

WEST MAIN ST, S2S-SS5-2 tenements of 5 rooms each, all modern. Tel. 3oS6 or Iuo 419 West Maln
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

NURSING-Wanted. cook ing, useful nurse would work in return for home, board and small pay for personal expenses. Write Box IT, Her aid.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

THREE ROOMS All improvements. steam included. adults only. references renulred. Phone 4S56.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

price. always filled up. Box 36-H, Her aid.
 Money To Loan 4S We Lend Up to sS00 to Housekeepers Our scientific repayment schedule and system of family budgeting are the best means available to get and keep people out of debt.
 Friendly, courteous service. Call. write or phone
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 10l RAPHAEL BLDG. SECOND FLOOR
 99 WEST MAIN STREET between Washington and High Sts
 TEL. 1-9-i-S. OPEN to 5:3O SATURDAYS to l Licensed by the State and Bonded to
 the Public. WILL--Soll second mortgages. Frank MonkeWitz. Tel. 27S5.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

TALCOTT ST, M or 5 room tene- ment. all modern Improvements. Phone 23S3-l3.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
By BECK

BELDEN ST, l6--5 room tenement, al improvements, Srd floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

FURNITURE-an piano moving: general trucking Of all kinds, Geo H. Smedley. 6S Bassett St. Phone s30-2. JOHN HALvARSON-Loca and long dis tance moving. Office l9s Chestnut St. Tel. 4459.
 JOSEPH BARBOUR & sON-General truck ing. New York trip daily. 46 Whiting St. Tel 2133-s.
 STORAGE--for furniture. Individual rooms. Dry and clean and safe. The Hardware City Storage. Call F. w. Schultz Tel. 24 or A. E. Hurlbut. Tel. 1099-3.
 Painting, Paper Hanging 27 AN OLD HOUSE--is made new with fresh paint and new wall paper Let us sub init an estimate. Morgan. Kingsley & Thompson Inc. All Main St. Tel 6S4.
 Pressing and Tailoring 28 CLOTHES-caIled for and delivered by Ye London Valet service. Ye London Shop, 55 Main St. Phone s09S.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
Feed and Fuel

COAL, GRAIN-and poultry supplies For the best in feed and fuel, telephone 419. Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co.,. Cor Dwight and StanleY strents
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

STEELE ST, 29-lst floor, 6 rooms. 2 extra rooms Srd floor Hardwood
 throughout, fireplace, tile bath. gar
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

WEST MAIN ST, 6S7-4 and rooms,
 all modern. Inq. lst floor. WEST MAIN ST, 746-2nd floor. mod
 ern room flat. Ina. 1st floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
FIN NANCIAL
Business Opportunities

SMALL BOOMING HOUSE-For sale, centrally located. completely furnished, exceptionally low rent at bargain price, always filled up. Box S6-H, Her aid,
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
NASH USED CAR DEPT.

REO-4 passenger coupe. excellent bar gain. Capitol Buick Co.,, 1s3 Arch St. Phone 260T.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-24
MERCHANDISE
Footwear and Clothing

FOR SALE-Sealine fur coat. Never worn. Excellent quality. Will sell for $50 Tel. 6h2-6.