New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1917, Page 6

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F *Memark Shoe Sicrea Go | MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SHOE STORE, NEW BRITAIN STORE 324 MAIN ST. NE AR R. R. CROSSING. Col. Jouse Tells France That Our Alliecs May Rely Upon FEvery Re- source at Our Command. Paris, Nov. 23.—Col. E. M. House and the other members of the Amer- ican mission have made the quickest trip from London to Paris since the began. whero cho; mnmu (G 1o i 13 spo- i h = comed the mis; Col. Hous: half of his ing the pur 1917. HISSION ARRIYEQ tary flelds. “There is a grim spectre of the sword. “It is here that our the channe] | Yours. an hour ana h scaport, They cr deeds. speed unmatched in our command.” - | To Be Established Small Busin Washington, Nov. that standard account established for farmers in factories on farms and upon mili- determination amongst us ta wage war until the world is free from the shadow and We had in mind no material gain. What we want is an assurance of permanent peace, and the tramp of our soldiers upon the soil of France will be heard cver increasingly until it Is achieved. brave men have come to mingle our blood with It is here that all come to gather inspiration from your heroic “Our president and our country see the issue clearly and France may con- fidently count on every resource at o8 ffinrflv\lmn: WOMAN'’S AILMENTS proceed from so many varying sources that it would be visionary to suggest a cure for all. Many of them ptoceed from a general debility of the body caused by improper nourishment and impeded circulation. The many common ills frequently resulting from these causes yield readily tothe wonderful corrective properties of BEECHAM'’S PILLS By toning the system, feeding the nerve cells, stimulating the digestive organs, increasing the flow of blood to such parts as need it, they put the body into a condition favorable to warding off the insidious attacks from other sources. 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SATURDAY| business men subject to the inco Roper. every person, corporation, partn ship or assoclation liable to the come tax ments and returns, and shall com SMART WINTER BLOUSES 2= $9.98 BLOUSES $6.87 $4.87 $6.98 BLOUSES $2.98 BLOUSES ¥ Lingerie. tax were under consideration today by Internal Revenue Commissioner “shall keep such records and render under oath such state- | The Model Specialty Shop In Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine and me er- in- WILL LEAVE POST. ply | Navy, appointed general manager with such regulations as the commis- sioner of internal revenue, with the approval of the secretary of the treasury, may from time to time pre- The war revenue act provides that | scribe.” Washington, Nov. 23.—Chief Con- structor Washington L. 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