New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1918, Page 9

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, SALE For Three Days Only, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, We Wili Sell Any Article Listed Below for Only One Cent, If You Kind at the Regular Retail Price TOILET ARTICLES | MEDICINES F 25c Tooth Paste for ;gc SerL:pMHypophosphites booas gor 5 c Mill agnesia s or i Ehir e 5 25¢ Blauds Pills in 100 .. ... ............ . 2 for 89c Toctb Bru:‘fhes 25¢ Cascara Tablets, 100’s .. 5 . for 25c Shaving Stick ...... for 95 Castoiin ] oy for 25c Shaving Powder .... for | 25c Digestive Tablets .. . S a for 25c Talcum Powder .... for 25c Analgesique Balm ... : . o o for 15¢ Castile Soap for 26c Sore Throat Remedy .- 5o : for 16c Violet Toilet Soap for 86c Rhinitis Tablets in 100’s 5 for 26c Tar Shampoo Soap . for 25c Cold and Grippe Tablets ... .- for 25c Complexion Soap for 25c Phosphate Soda in 1 lbs. .. 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A 1.75 Bowls, 8 inch .... .. 3.00 White Ivory Mirrors ... 1.25 | Altt Holland . 100 | Art Vienna Mayonnaise Bowl 2.00 Bowls, 8 inch .... .. 6.00 Khaki Kits \ o 4o i B 1.50 | Art Holland . - 150 | Art Vienna Knife Rests ... X .90 Nappys ... : 1.00 Il b i B A T i 2.00 | Art Holland ... o 225 Art Danish Comport ..... > 3.00 ! Nappys A .. 150 Khaki Kits ... o & o L | Art Japanese ... 1.50 | Art Candle Sticks . ... | Basket Nappys .... 2.00 Khaki Kits ... e . o Ao G i 425 Art Japanese .......... .90 | Glass Candle Sticks Celery Tray PRESECRIPTION DRUGGIST COR. CHUR(JH AND STAN]{ LY LJERE ,'fi“ T ‘:n’\\r‘ life. All doctors are needed on !For this solemn contribution to the ' fertile breeding places for vermin., lowing the instinct of self-preserva- vi within the range enemy | the tront, and thess unfortunate peo- the point of exhau 2 cause of her country, however, she The occupants were so terribly im-! tion, would go to places at least free g and they have wisoly abandoned | ple, who might otherwise be usefal proper care and food. Ti vero or- had not cven the small reward from poverished that their fechle bodies from the terrors of actual warfare; their homes for places ab least pee | factors to soclety if properly cared phans. The mother had lately died her government of a decent existence. could scarcely’be expected to with- but with a hope borne of confidence moved fr the imminence of air- for, are left either to struggle alone of typhus, which has blighted nearly Sho had no food beyond 4 few hand- stand the invasion of cven the mildest) in the bravery of the Rumanian army plane:, bombardment and shell fire with the ravages of famine and dis- the whole of Rumania; the father' fuls of cornmeal. She was a spectre of discases. and its ability to drive back the Ger- In these cases it is a sight deeply im- A ease or to die of starvation. was serving at the front, and a little! of famine. Her face was drawn and mans, these simple, guilcless peasants pressive to the Depend on Bravery. t = 3 American ob to | Bread Twice a Week sirl of 10 was acting as mother to pinched and her countenance so in- 5 continue {o linger in the nger see the poor but sagacious ! S (ot ST o Pt vl B U tots of 4 and 7 sad that it told its own n these villages, which often are’ zones, believing that soon the German burying in the cold arth The young- expressibly ps only a short distance from the area army will bo forced to withdraw and clothes L his spare on a bag silent tale of the terrible harc or the household articles is sgreatest, that the population will be able to which he troasures most, in order : N B tll S fi e est child was lyving helpless 5 e i easams e S BattlelNe T SULOL P etsants tocetve Prcadttwioolia ekl o i e et b a Toil i cohsanions oh e where mili daily return »tn their deserted homes. that they may not fall into the hands On the other hand, there are some ! of the invading Germans and that he |in others none at all. It is true that of famine and disease. house were enduring and which ar Gl‘fla[ Pl‘]va[l[}fls |a scant supply of corn meal is ob- A second case, which was only typi- | One of her children, a helpless mite to shell fire by the Germa by ‘ | tainable by application to government cal of numberless others, was ob-'of 3, lay under the clay sto ID would think that the inhabitants, fol- Who realize the great jeopardy in' may recover them when the enemy is — {agencies, but this slender staple for served in a dilapidated house mno which thore was a feeble fire, slowly which they aro placing themselves by driven out : every meal is not calculated to give larger than the ordinary American succumbing to pel The oth strength and sustenance to people bedroom. There was ng glass in the nine occupants, most of them children 1dy reduced to the last extremity windows. The roof was/full of holes. were pathetic fisures of poverty and of destitution by the loss of their ma- Flsewhere in the houyfe the open miscry. terial belongings and the filnanclal spaces were stuffed with rags. Hero There probably are thousands of support usually given them by hus- there were 10 persons crowded to- g equally a extreme or even Look and Feel Correspondence of the Asso. Pressi Jassy, Rumania, Dec. 20.—Extreme boverty and sufferin sts among efugees and peasants in the little nountain villages htat are so numer- us just back of the Rumanian-Ger- nen battlo'line. In a large number )f cases tHe refugees are without hoes and without shelter of any ind, many of them being compelled o live in the fields and to endure the xposure of the prevalling cold au- umd nights. Often their clothing nsists only of a few thin rogged fotton garments that give scarcely ny warmth to their wasted bodie fheir situation is rendered the m brecarious by the fact that the d Fcts in which they are living pject to frequent artillery fire and b bombing by airplanes Thbse who are fortunate enough to ave even the poor comfort of shel- er in the shattered adobo houses that femain standing are in almost every nstance iving under conditions of the | nost wretched misery. Forced s enly by the exigencics of the mil ary situation to abandon their for ner homes, they have found even s erer hardships awaliting esofated districts to whi ed; for in these small village bands or sons or brothers now serv- ing their country. In two instances refugees were observed picking in the fields a kind of wild grass, which they eat, but which in America we would i think only of feeding to catle. | The most pathetic case of suffering and want was witnessed in the little village of Soltiu, in the District of Putna. In quallid shack of wood gether under conditions of squalor and misery. Bags and tattered patch- quilts formed the only coverings on the makeshift beds. Sons in Army One of the inmates was an clderly woman who had recently lost her husband, but whose pride it was to have three sons serving in the army. | - ! ¢ Pure Chew1ng Gum § s neither anything to sustain life nor | hat medical care which often would PUCH! RUB BACKACHE, STIFFNESS a Stick a da LUMBAGO | ub® Pain from back with small trial | bottle of old “St. Jacob's oiL” Back hurt you? Can't straighten up jthout feeling sudden pains, sharp ches and twinge: mbago, ica or maybe from a train, and 3 lief the mo- [dent You rub your back with s g, Denetrating Jothing else takes out s hess and stiffness so imply rub it on your back and out omes the pain. It is harmless and @esn't burn the skin. Limber up! Don't suffer! Get a all trial bottle of old, honest “St. pcob’s Oil" from any drug store, and Now listen! That's | eter using it just once, yowll forget | at you ever had backache, lumbago gciatica, because your back will evqr hurt or cause any more miser: mevér disappoints and has been r pamended for 60 years. The observer could easily see with this tragic picture before him, why typhus had taken such a terrible toll of life t winter. The houses visited here were in most cases dirty and unsanitary and offered the most MEAT CAUSE OF LAME BACK AND KIDNEY TROUBLE ake a Giass of Salts to Flush Kid- neys If Your Back Is Aching. 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