New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1916, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 19i6, The Sterling Club Is You Will Save $10 to $15 on the ScientificSterling Range and get other big inducements FREE Every Member Delighted The women who joined our first Sterling Club are now using thefr “Scientific Sterling” range every day, and are enjoying all the con- veniences and comforts of a modern kitchen equipment. You can modernize your kitchen if you will join the Sterling Club at once. The new Club will close even more quickly than the first, 50 don’t delay, a minute. The memberhip is limited to 16 people. Will you be one of the fortunate women who will get the modern “Scientific Sterling” on the extraordinary Club plan? You will want the “Sclentific Sterling” range some day. As soon as you see it you will decide THAT. As A Club Member--- YOUu pen! Y Y44 Only Weekly [Dutes ' =00 Membe -ship Tempting Taste: get the labor, fuel and time-saving ‘“Scientific range when you pay the membership fee of $5.00. get your “Scientific Sterling” installed and connected free of charge, saving the regular installation expense of $10 to $15. have the advantages of using your ‘Scilentific Sterling” while vou pay for it, letting this practical range help to pay for itself. get free insurance. We will cancel all future payments and glve you the range should you become totally and permanently disabled by sickness or accident after joining the Club. have your old range taken off your hands. We will pay you every cent it is worth. WE give you thirty days free trial. If the ‘‘Scientific Sterling’! will not do what we claim in our advertisements, we will take it back and refund your money. There are other big features FREE. Come in and let us tell you about them. Every Club member receives a complete system of cooking prepared by Mrs. Anna A. Carroll, America’s authority on practical kitchen cookery. Have You Seen the Scientific Sterling ? It is different from any other range ever built. You must see it before you can appreciate how different it really is. It is the range with the big inside and the small outside. The oven is large, square and bakes perfectly with either gas or coal. The large cornerless fire-box heats an abundance of hot water. The improved Sterlig grates have large air space allowing plenty of air to pass through the coals. You burn more air and less fuel. There are other big features that will lighten the work in your kitchen, features found only in this range. You should come in and see them. Come in TODAY—While the (Sterling Club is) Still Open. Former Club Lasted Just 2 Days. SOLD BY “&——Only 36 Inches —> J; O. M“..LS & CO. The ‘Scientific Sterling’ can be had as shown 80 WEST MAIN STREET or with Leg Base and Shelf instead of High Copyright 1916, Elliott Advertising Service, Inc. YOU As toothsome YouU as the name implies. YOUu Lt YOU L o PSR Delicious, long- lasting. The third of the Wrigley trio of refreshing con- fections. Good for teeth, breath, appetite and digestion. Don’t forget Closet, or any griddle equipment desired. Three of a kind Keep them in mind. WRAPPED end comprehensive stocks of the mo wanted merchandise at Anniver: sale prices and the Free Souvenirs a the best that Wise, Smith & Co., haj ever given.—advt. while the stock in the aggregate is a vast one, each garment, each style has been chosen with absolute regard for distinctiveness and style. Through- out the store you will find complete ing, are able to offer at lowest prices. re at their best, there ben no skimping in maintaining thoroughly complete stocks in all Jines of wanted merchandise. Liter- 2lly hundreds of stylish suits, hun- dreds of handsome coats, hundreds of = — — . charming dresses, and more than al thousand pieces of rich furs in sets , Falls From Neck. Miner, Overcome by ( Ladder, Breaking Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 3.—Rescu- ers late last night brought to the sur- face the bodies of two of the fifteen men who were crapped by an explo- South Congregational. There will be a meeting of the Boy Bcouts t evening at 7:30 o’cloc On evening the chorus hearsal will be held at 8 o An all-day sewing mec Home Missiona t on’ Thursday. sewirg machine fund will be appre- ciated. Luncheon will be served. A matter of special importance is to be discussed The usual mid-week church services will be held Thurs ing at 7:45 o'clock The Wide World club will hold Tri afternco til 6 in the primary betewen 12 ang 16 are Tuesday re- the > held ntr the night most cord ; afternoon at 1:20 will hold a rehe BAD BREATH " Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Ol stitute for calomel bowels and positiv People afflicted w quick relief throt Olive Tablets. Th: coated tablets are take by _all who know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire i do that wh dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effec All the benefit s *~ griping cathartics are de Edwards’ Olive Tablets u ing, pain or any disagrecable effe Dr. F. M. Edwards discovere formula after seventeen years of prac- tice among patients afflicted with bowel and diver complaint with the attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tatlets are pure- ly a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every = night for a week and note the effect. 10¢ and 25¢ per box. All druggists. e Tablets, the sub- act gently on the Tuesday Fair- Lincoln street. week is in me- Nelson Camp who church for six- con in contin- Dr. Hili will call on view stree | The calene | mor to " was a member tyv-two uous 1m of the jiftyfl service for » years. Methedist Church. th Trinity Episcopal Under society of the Sunshine Parl Greenwich gave o ta Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the M. E. church on the moth and the need of a reformatory women in Connecti- auspices cr of ior cut On Tuesday a Wil he held The Ladic all day v it t The 0 como e th of meeting will hold church on pecially t 4 o’clock will be a busi- the laai members of the Social > urged at this meeting s pertaining to entertaining s union here the f s to he considered. Mid-week serv | Thursday there will member: cicty the ladies are an Wednesday. 17 s same day eting 11 to he will be held 45 o'clock p .m. and reception to the new of the church, at 7 Christ. oclk there will Boy First Church of This evening at 6 o'c be a of the meeting and Girl Scouts and a b the Cirl Scouts in honor of the boy: This meeting is to take the the regular Wednesday The sescions of the | Religious School for T held in the chapel at Tuesd evenir There will be a meeting Bible for Armenian 2:30 Thu afternoon. i evening at 7:45 o'clock t in the new order of mid- vices will be ‘“Means of Knowing Jesus—the Scriptures.” The regular meeting of the Wom- an’s Home Missionary society will be held on Friday at 2 o'clock. p. m. The first church supper of the sea- son is to be held on Iriday evening at 30 o'clock. An excellent opportun- for fellowship for all. The first regular rehe Sunday chool orchestra Friday evening at 8 o’clock and will be in charge of the new leader, Gar- meeting. New chers will be 5 o'clock on of class women at o'clock wquet will be given by | place ot | Britain | \ the i " on Thur st of next month | | | | field Gibne, quested to The weekly will be held S All who pl: ve their service rehearsal of the choir turday at 7:30 o'clock. ifirst Baptist Church. All wemen of the church are ask- ed to meet in the parlors on- Wednes- day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, to help for the coming sale. he committeemen’s tea for all Christian Endeavor members will be held Wednesday evening at 7o’clock. The mid-week scrvices will be held - evening. There will be a meeting chorus on Saturday evening. sew of the The Carpenters union fair will come to a close this evening in Turner h George White, for thirty. cngaged in the express business in this ¢ity, has announced his retirement. Yesterday afternoon we ate up all mother’s doughnuts. 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