New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1918, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1918, URliE INSURANGE : * FOR MEN IN SERVIGE { | Pr0v1s10ns of the Law Are Fully | Explained Hartford, Feb. 1.—Local agencie | of the Connecticut State Council of | { Defense throughout the state, which | ] have been urged by the council to | put before relatives of men in the service of the country information concerning the provisions of the fed- r risk insurance law, are bhe- Nearly Every Disease Can Be Traced to Constipation “CONNORS HALTO OING We were just about to say days in which to take advantagt saving opportunity during our DR. CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN The Perfect Laxative Quickly Corrects any Disorder of the Intestinal Tract, Relieves the Conges- gestion and Restores Normal Condi- tions. Is Gentle in Action and Does Not Gripe. Sold by Druggists Every- e e where—50 cents and $1.00. e e e authorization from the man is re- ceived by cable or telegraph, within 120 days after the man's entry into the army Application for insurance 5o be made by the soldier or s imself. This means that persons who were in the s on or before October 15, 1917, n- not apply for insurance after Febru- ary 12, 1918. t‘l”«[ flu, ———————————————————————————————————— — (e limit for se this insurance will ex- | pire soon for most Connecticut men in the service and that their relatives should be urged to take the matter up with the men at once. Under the provisions of the law, ap- A trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 457 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois. . e — | will expire for three-quarters of tha CENSUS OF TURKEY no official statistics of our popula- | »'oo SRPIE Ok s a v Amsterdam, Feb. 1—For the first | tion.” ary 12, 1918. The estimated population of Turkey Those who may take the insurance before the war was roughly 21,000,- | are commissioned officers and enlisted % men in the and mem- { pers of the army nurse corps (female), | and members of the navy nurse corps { (female). Those who can he named | as beneficiary are of the follow | wife, husband, child, grandch brother, sister, adopted brother, adopted step-brother, step-sis ter, parent, dparent, or step-1 ent of the insured, and parent, grand- parent, or step-parent of the insured’s have urged the governn CECKMANS o z ake | \vife or husband steps to decrease mortality and in- In the event of total or permanent a czr (0 10 IR B | dis: v, this insurance offered hy » e ne m will pay $5.75 per month h §1,000 of insurance, s long Reorganiz There are quite a number of tempfting barga hope your size is here. If it isn't we feel sorry fo does not come every day. In fact bargains like these wilk® ; for at least three to five years. if you have any regard fo your pocketf)ook time in the history of Turk com- Dlete census. e W empire is to 5 plete census of the whole e 000} oflwhish! 7,000,000 ‘were! Turk A German statistician has | g 000,000 A 1,500,000 Armenians perintend the |y 569 000 Greeks, 1,500,000 IKurds, Y preliminary formalities. The Turkish | o4 tho remainder Druses, Jew The Turkish ne be taken. been appointed to newspaper Sabah says, “We are the | {14 smaller trit only nation in Europe not excluding | papers have recently shown somo | ss | anxiety as to the large decrease population lately caused by th and the prevalence of even the Balkan States which pos: Glad to Take Wood For Pay. FOR COUGHS AHD €OLDS A handy Calcium compound that safe- guards against chronic lung and throat | troubles. ~ A tonic-restorative prepared without harmful or habit-forming drugs. Try them today. That old joke about the editor tak- ing firewood on subsecription is recalled in these days of shortage of fuel. Al- h\flxL any Vermont editor will give = | ription for a load of wood as the insured lives and is Te: In case of h the be will receive $3 month per §1,000, You Can’t Afford to Miss These Values 50 cents a box, including war tax For sale by all Druggists and be mighty glad to make Xekman Laboratory, Philadelphia . hange—Vergennes knterpr miums for at various 15, Thrift Speaks “Save by Spending” 21, S SUITS at CORNER MAIN and CHURCH STS., Hartford Week End Specials For Saturday One Article From Each Department at Cost or Less Than Cost for One Day Only. $19.75 COATS, $10.00 Ten Coats to Close Out 14.75 These Suits Formerly Sold at $20, $22 and $25 For Saturday Only $29.50 SUITS, $14.75 12 Suits to Close Out $16.50 DRESSES, $7.98. sta nse is urs upon relatives of soldiers and Boys ? Suits | 25 gmfs in All. Tailored to Retail at 568..;0. Pants fully lined. House Coats 12 Coats in All. New models, with inside belts, former price $8.50 Pajamas $2.00 Flannel Pajamas, with silk frogs and bind- ings to match Jors to get in touch with these rela- Satin With Georgette Sleeves | tives by telegraph at once and urge | oV B ' them to take advantage of Uncle $5.98 SKIRTS, $1.98. A e e i i .. ) i tiv wish, they may advise the men 7 Cordursy Skirts to Close Out H in e servico that they will pay the premiums for the soldiers ot $5.98 BATHROBES, $3.98 o 15 Bathrobes to Close Out | $1.49 KIMONOS, 89c. | Rt e Crepe and Flannel PR e L Do AR mid e effif as the ol h:\\(:]a)‘mtl' LI’:LII‘(’ ; E $1.25 SILK HOSIERY, 95c. Full Fasioned Silk Hosiery N C fl ' WEAR Af. 0 Lamoutia 69c NECKWEAR, 45c. ge wear in heavy silks, former prices $1.98 to Collars and Sets In This Story flowing ends. 4 for $8.00. Some with collars, $5.35 $1.48 87 Pair Men's $5.60 Worsted $1.35 Pants $3.85 Sweaters Irrespective of for- mer prices, our en- ) ) g tire line of Neck- 5 price on all Sweaters, Underwear Wool Shirts and Drawers, $1.50 value $ 1 .09 Imperial Union Suits for- mer price $3.60 $2 i 9 e $1.25 < CAM]SOLES, 93¢, | = : $1.00. in all colors. “Slip Ons” of $9.98 CHILDREN'S COATS, $5.98. Says corns stop hurting, then 4 to a Customer. pure wool included in this Blip-Ons in Flesh Colors tells you that a quarter ounce of a 8 Coats to Close Out and the sereness is instantly relieved. : lift right off without sale. o = e ¢ one bit of pain H 9 $1.25 ENVELOPE CHEMISE, 89c. . e . . B | L 2COT sh v that eve; Ba_txste,r “ith Rlblion Straps | tibees g s o o ;Z\A: S jaw or blood poison, which is need- | $10.98 SWEATERS, $4.50. W. S. 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