New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1916, Page 6

o NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1916. Towns Which Figitwtre inFranco-British Atiack; Two Leading Generals BW %M Vaflatiun NEEJ , i At liggett-Riker-f{egamen’s BEFORE STARTING ON YOUR JOURNEY]| safety Razors, 25¢ to $8.10. Accident Cases, 98¢ to $2.50. Rubber Lined Tourists Cases, 49¢ to $1.98. | Medicine Cases (Empty Vials in Leather 3 - Sternau Cooking Outfit, 50c to $2.50. Case,) 59¢ to $4.50. man Drug Store and notice the wonderful| 2FEE 0y L 106 1o $3.25. Omnraias tose array of seasonable articles there displayed.| Razor Strops, 25¢ to $2.00. Ankle Supports, 65¢ to $2.50. Remember that City prices are much| Automobile or Carriage Sponges, 49¢ o, Pipes, 25¢ to $1.50. lower than those you will be compelled to $1.49. Tobacco in small tins, 5¢; also 3 Ib. and pay at a Summer Resort. Visit one of our| Soaps, 5¢ to 50c. 1 1b. packages. stores today and buy your vacation necds| Talcum Powders, 10¢ to 50c. Jigars and Cigarettes. ’ \ i ek o . where the assortment is large and the prices Soap Boxes, 17¢ to 59¢. ov R take a trip through a Liggett-Riker-Hege- 15¢ to 50c¢. 1 k : : ; are low. :00:;1 ansu;s. aiEte x 5 3 i Rubber Bath Caps, 25¢ to 98¢, lLASOL ooth Powders, 15¢ to 25¢. KNTALMAISON| . : g 4 > X < : (hing Suit Bags > to 98c. Goggles, 83c to $1.59. Thermos Bottles, $1.25 to $ T (| Pocket Flasks, 49c to $1.75. Kodaks and Cameras, 85¢ to $: b FOR SUNBURN Flashlights, $1.00 to $3.50. Stationery, 25¢ to $1.47. Shaving Brushes, 250 o $2.50. o . Tooth Brushes, 10¢ to 55e. TiiEbrushe §oc Lot A pleasantly perfumed white liquid o1 £ Combs, 15¢ to $1.00. e Playing Cards, 9c to 38c. ) 4 Jotion. .Gives immediate relief to sun- B o 1o Tow , 25¢ to $1.00. 4 ki 1 1 by Wrist ands, O 3. Wash Cloths, 5¢ to 35c. burn, chaps, or skin roughenoll By (] Absorbent Cotton, Sc to 34c. Coilapsible Metal Drinking Cups, 25¢, 98c.| ( Wind and dust. Ilasol is not SUCKy or )| carbolic Healing Salve, 25c. Paper Cups, 5¢ to 25¢. greasy and will not soil skin 25C Yeroxide Hydrogen, 10¢ to 25¢. Waterman Fountain Pens, $2.50 o $10.00./ ) ©OF clothing uze Bandages, 5¢ to 18c each. Whisk Brooms, 15¢ to 79c. IS Gypsy Cream (For Insect Bites,) 25¢. GENERALS JOFFRE AND HARIG e RIKER'S BATHING CAPS RIKER'S The black line on the accompany- —— bt ing map shows the approximate battle ¥ 2 ; s 3 & ‘e\ THAT MAKE YOU LOOK Dl e s HEADAGHE COLOGNE W srmacrv GORYLOPSIS. TALGUM SCALE qrmiL B HATTONNITS o) [ — i gl e An coxcellent relief for 1 styles, both plain and fancy, with _*gfig& L1 iiorror ) ) slaught against the Germans, preced- headache W nsuralgl Doy an interesting assortment of colors et 5 4 ] ed by terrific artillery fire. The line 1C " i gl N ? . o i T 5 = to choose from. Thesc caps are = held for many moenths by the British, fever, faintness, ete. Its cho : NMAP OF FRANCO-BRITISH ADVANCE L LY SR e G e e, fos practical as well as ornamental, and A high-grade talcum of 5 _ 2 minated at the Somme river, where it pleasant in every particular. the Bond e eve orer ofiered. was Jjoined by that of the French, Used externally by applying ‘ BATHING CAPS, all rubber, fancy fr _ : 3 , sl g 3 reshing Japanese fragrance. British Think Guns on French |55 o v 0w trimmed 45, 47c, e, S 8. o il Of the towns shown on the map Ia back of neck, also by inhala- i R R A remarkably z 5 S nc loisselle, Montaubon and Mametz, tion. 250 & 500 DIVING CAPS, purc gum, ‘z“-“"““'“ St T l (o all near the Somme, and Serre, fur- PRICE. . 5c, 450 > F . ine Better Than Germany’s /.o o et e - - : TAKE G e ——— ¢ Charmona Face Powder { RIKERMIDGETS nj:‘l\\‘::x(o m:(nu:nw:x“Pw‘;:::mn is fo‘lct «}»"h; AYNES LINIMENT e An cxquisite face powder so fine and the only effective naval weapon = = Laxative, Cathartic Tablets— cgainst Great Britain. The other now ON OUR TRIP soft that it gives nothing of the arti- has developed openly and avowedly e ficial powdered effect, but only sugar coated—exercise a stim- exquisite softness with a re- into a movement against the chancel- lor, Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg, largely on the ground of international soreness, lameness or flesh tones. Delicately perfumed and have been proven a pleasant and politics. pains from sudden colds. Very ) Some judges of the situation, hasing penetrating and requires little oLt almost i inyisiplefctinging 25C effective & their opinion on the extent and vigor bing. 25 r'O tendencies 1..xnu.-e..25c 45c of the agitation, are inclined ta be- Two sizcs. . C, IUC lteve the movement will lead not later than September to a revival of the submarine campaign on the old | FEEL RUN DOWN? = el FRUIT WHIP 5. Recent inquiries by the Assc & 3 ’ 3 RIKER'S “jated Press in authoritative quarters | R B ——— ——— indicate, however, that the govern- 3 = SUNDAE ment for the present has no intention OZMO SALTS ot B of resuming the “frecdom of action” ¥ raentioned in the May note and of pro- - ) N SPECIALLY PRIC ED AT 19c AND 25¢ AT THE FOUNTAIN voking conflict with the United States. SRR ke The fact that genuine imported briar pipes are rapldly A delicious mixture of Unwilling to Prolong War. ehrenial constipation heads advancing in price on account of the European war makes fresh crushed pincapple, One reason for this decision, which aches, and overheated condi- this reduction in price on our 25c and 35c pipes of un- cherries and marshmallow tends to become stronger the longer tions of the blood, this rem- usual interest. We cannot duplicate this offer after pres- generously spread over a halwar s laontinnealis the et oito e s e T ent stocks are exhausted. Come early while the assort- good size dish of Riker's per- avold any new measure which might Pleasant to take, 29¢, 45¢, 85, ment is at its best. fect lce cream. OUR 10 prolong the war. Another is based on | (In Stores Having Cigar Departments Only) PRIOE ..oormsvnss Cc the conviction that the faith of the | R e e S present administration now is so clcsely bound up with the submarine i T o s G it o SMOKE A » NEW BRITAIN entail opposition from wide, influen- | 3 217 Main St. tial graups of political leaders and 9y powerful personages in the adminis- J tration. a nes The sit fon in thi respect has changed sharply since winter. It then seemed as if the chancellor’s policy of moderation had scarcely a er ec 0 friend in Germany outside of the, socialists and part of the progressive . party, but since then the issue has | A clear Havana cigar, . T A Y A e p " Plump, lusclous, ripe been sharply drawn and a¢full realiza- | with s eI appor: 3 Vg Ay .\ : [ \ therries covered with a ten has come that one purpose of the ! y Always satisfies. The e .12 .. s A thin shell of vanilla agitation was to dewn the chancellor. | al of any 15¢ imported : : S 3\ . cream and a coating of The influential Catholic center " BEAIEEE 4 the finest sweet party has cnrolled itself almo chocolate; 1b. 39C solidly in his support, the south Ger- man states have lined up firmly be- 1iind him, and these sections of public cpinfon which have reason to fear correspondent of the London |The infantry attacks on the Germau | OPSCTVative domination of the ministration have made their choice hetween submarine and junkers and | rheumatism, ncuralgia, heightens the beauty of the natural ulating action on the liver and Telegraph at the front says he | line have been preceded by artiller 3 2 fire exceeding in intensity a S cedib! c oc At 3ritis 3 ensity anything s ; edibly informed that the British |, (02, CCCEEC TR 1B injenslty anyt 2 ve joined the chancellor’s party. per picture shows British heavy m Navy Wants Flghting, : trian famous 42 centimeter | Ullory wsed on the Trench fronty the | e mee o pa e | LLOYD-GEORGE will probanly hecome seeretary ot FOCH DIRECTS FRENCH nic to o p lower a battery 3ri Ave-incl . ar in a few days in succession to late “The Britis ) a or which the German command battery o British Mve inchi| .\ nehting, | is| anxious for. another war in a few days in succession to late h people learn for the first surprise at th th k | howitzers ing the ba i line % Lord Kitchener, s @ time that the Frenc Ye al Foch fufnels b ithe outhrenk going to the battle line. | j4¢11e with the British flect, and is| CREATED SUPPLIES D e - Georaen wneed In1 OFFENSIVE AT SOMME 8 et el S A ) To Lloyd-George's work as who has won & 4 e i A O Ry (o Pt Conhl e enion London. To Lloyd-George's work as has won a great reputation dur- b are so great that in the present - minister of munitions the British and ing the course of the war, is‘directing ” ; i to preparing for it sa that the old im- TT E 3 = ’ irecting < "Goen not enter into. account. | SUBMARINE WAR patience of navy officers for action has FOR ATTACK | their aities attribute the keeping ot : the operations south of the Somme s does not enter Into account. e e e e the British army supplied with the river. This has given increased con- guns now outclass the Germgn movement. enormous stores of ammunition of Tl g fidence in the result of the allied of-s / All in all the clouds over German- all kinds which made the recent ad- y 1 B fensive. : oy S Ve “TIPPERARY' lewering than for a long time. SRRSO E FOR FU AL, | Agitation in Germany for Greater| SOME GOOD ADVIGE e 09 |‘ Wilson 5] e e e lma on my leg and other parts of ke fon Iy o e ettt Use 0[ Former weapflfl Strengthened By New Britain Experi- ey ¥ s tamin, a German, who was electrocut- , v iy, SHERTS R ed in the state prison last evening orary rellef from other prepara- 3 i i for the murder of John Boston, It is only a month since T | Kidney disease is too dangerous to L ; L4 wealthy Farmingdale farmer, spent to use PETERSON'S OINT- Berlin, July 6, Via London, July 6.— | neglect. At the first sign of backache, - i — e —— ¢ his last three hours on earth listening and there is no sign of Ec- | The campaign in favor of the resump- | headache, dizziness or urinary disor- = . bt iIf You Want Good Bottl d g to a phonograph play “Tipperary or itching. You can refer to | yion of a full-fledzed submarine war|ders, you should give the weakened : L M 2 € o He died with a smile on his lips after —Geo. C. Talbot, 27 Penfleld St., | ., commerce goes energetically for- | kidneys prompt attention. Eat little A L Beer, Wine or Liquors, & 5 the priests who accompanied him to lo, N. Y ward. Reports fram arnl sections of | meat, take things easier and use a re- Y Order Same from < - the chair had prevailed upon him not e got a hundred testimonlals, 8a¥8 | the country indicate this. Never a |llable kidney tonic. There’s no other ¢ i PH P BARDEC e ol ik niep eech. son, just as sincere and honest as | qay passes without articles in various | kidney medicine so well recommend- A s ILI A' DE(JK, Swentamin refused to eat his last one. Years ago, when T first start- | newspapers to remind the people that, | ed as Doan’s Kidney Pill ow Brit- . 185 Arch St “Phone 482-2 i ; | dinner, though he was told he might" lo put out PETERSON’S OINT- | gccording to the German note, the|ain people rely on them. Here's one : 5 . § hu\'nl-‘\n)'llhink he wished. He begged T, I made up my mind to glve a | modification of German submarine|of the many statements from New 5 R ¢ : for the phonograph, and had the ox for 25 cents, and I'm still do- | methods merely was temporary and | Britain people ' S. STANLEY HORVITZ s i “Tipperarp” record played over and t, as every druggist in the coun- | contingent upon a modification of the Mrs. A- W. Plumb, $2 IIm street, f i OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN 2 4 over. His chief regret when it came nows British blockade. New Britain, says: “Doan's Kidney - 321 Main Street Telephone 1515 & time for him to walk to the chair guarantee PETERSON'S OINT- Advocates of the “unrestricted tor-| Pills have given good satisfac- £ 9 B Hour 0 A. M. to 7 P. M. During % i B | seemed to be that he could not hear ET because I know that its mighty | pedo” appear at every political gather- | tion whenever I have used them. The [ § p : Summer months. ¥ B |the tune just once more. > ng power Is marvelous. I say to | ing regarded as suitable soil for their | pain across my back and shoulder 2 : Saturday and Monday to 10 P. }M. T B 75598 Three shocks of 1,900 volts killed by one who buys a box that it is ' seed. Various newspapers in sym- | causes considerable annoyanc : . s i Ou rvices Guaranteed. g g g him in seven minutes. He leaves a ly guaranteed for Fezema, Salt | pathy with the movement have almost | ceems T am bothered more or less by b . Full Line ¥ e 2nd Ewe s DiVARGM 0 Gerveam am, Old Sores, Blind, Bleeding | daily a rubric for what they call|my kidneys during the winter months. pi ‘ of Auto Goggles and Sun Glasses Itching Piles, Ulcers, Skin Dis- | “British postal robberies,” and ever | Doan's Kidney Pills correct s ; For Your insurance and k. Chafing Burns, Scalds and Sun- | #nd again attention is called to the | trouble. I consider them very good : c § R LY > A A!;. ™ Unaer thetsu ist ¢t G al <] ;i >l -— “ Al £ . C ] pervision o Fenera , and if not satisfactory any drug- | fact that the blockade has not under- [ and worthy of recommendation.” PER PASTEL Sux ety Bond Bittidicn your money. gone the slightest modification since Price 50c, at | all! dsalers; Don't Tiove - Crome IZED MILK Joftre, the French offense ”“"}5‘ the | Avotd "‘Tlfl‘lbl: b: ’::lni your Insur- terson’s Ointment takos the burn | the 0! ch of the latest German mply ask for a kidney remedy—-get SEIBERT AND SO. s Germans in the region of the Somme | ance® wé etn y n who knows of sunburn in 10 minutes. Mail - Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that is directed by General Foch, who has | bow. Go to 5 8 . " e filled, charges prepaid by Pet- Move Against Chancellor, et eiin hea et iE | VAl T lor i o e e RarlcE StreetyR N ean® Stanlev i n the war as a skititull1eads | N WIGHT PARSONS, Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. The purpose of the agitation is two- Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. { of munitions in the British cabinet, | 6 teams. Tel. connecticn. er. A dispatch from London says: Booth’s Block.