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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 8 i tion the million bushels required for | croach upon it uready divided | Manitoba wheat ROM the fesble candle up o e carsine | SOIdIENS' Vocabulary Has Many Million More Acres Planted (0 imons, fmers, fie, i« onfent im. electric arc many inventions have vied with crop of 1918, the sun. But when theeun shines forhthebest | Words Unknown to Civilians Wheat Last Fall decision of the French food | artificial light is dim and wealc by comparison. to issue cards regulating | The most ingenious imitation never equals the | o o : rkr;::’v::s r‘»,‘ 11,“—,"{,“' v\:- \‘n’:-’::::, | genuine. The onc genuine Asf d in iated I pICE o eS| | dian Recruiting Mission which main- others approve but the col France, without a tains depots in all Ia ities where PPy “bumper” corp of corn to fall back se 7 e, FAD B e g | = 0 s ’r!n men except Americans,! may volun- oo i oo brave effort to in- | ir good natured remark of a etn) e | M 1 vhich sa “that fo - creage the vi of other foodstuifs paper whict At sor ; one man who dies of starvation there SALIENT: An unevenness ; ¢ e andglaere are nown T the rst tim are hundred who succumb to indi- Bithellin et os 17 igns that the coffort is producing re- iri ade i Tnited States for more than ten years. For N ’ { Aspirin has been made in the United State: e e e S ¢ { i your protection cvery package and every fablet is invariably marked with erally however, the press seems | 4 million more acres of 1o adopt very serious point of view “ry Your Caorris line between liahle to attack on hoth | Wheat were sown Jast fall than in | of the innovation e s 5 sides and to ¢ -fire over every inch | 19 cording to recently completed | notoriously th Bayer Cross— of Purity i statistics. With ordinary good luck | in the worla and guch doubt is ex- Sip e thi ‘means nearly 20.000.000 els | pressed as to the ration of a little over T N ) S more of whea A;iy}rv‘:" eeding this{a half a pound ‘per day being sufi P i e S re shaft. One of the defensive | Year may excecd that of 1917 by near particularly dangerous part of the offensive methods employed in | 1y the e extent which will bring PR \ N\ N\ r is mininz. One side has its | the French wheat crop t vear up | A k o p‘(,:‘:‘n:;:drf;"‘yi(‘»i.‘r,;:m.\\l.;.;)r:niv,m to forty million bushels more than | gao o from fhe department of 3 e folan 1 3 e -~ | bihan. who is sometimes called the or other high explosive is plaved. The | immediately after losing a position, to ”"‘ i et (‘ pe sl dehargoc by expIosToniEnotiis el conie i iReR AT e e he minister o iculture with direet trenches but is'timed to cateh a large Rations—The scale of food allowed | SUPervision of ;fl:”m'm Tl number of soldier occupying the |10 each soldier: the regular appor- especially 1o vegetables. He is trencnes at the time e British | tionment of food tojlncraaseftnafiproductionfof blew up a whole hill at Messines Aerial Photograph-—A photograph s well as potatoes. and i especially encouraging the planting nf rance has another “comn riculture.” Monsicur | Ridge: killing two hattalions of Ger- taken from an aeroplane as it circles man soldiers and making a crater in | above the ground. The supremacy of | [oPimambours. or Jerusalem the earth t S the British air flects has made it po: C s The tominambour plant is FIRE T H . sible for the allies to know very Y oiut as hard as a zoat: it thrives in the trenches: the firing ki actly by means erial photos COMMUNICATION B all the movements of the enemy Known by the soldiers as . . !the strength of their lines. This in This is a teench leading back from | formation is u in making maps of the front or firing line to the rear, | tape in flelds behind the trenches. 1s protection fo those bringing up | Where plans of attack can be supplies, etc hearsed with zreat accuracy. B PILL BOX: A square. box.like | Soldier knows the precise distance protection in which a number of men | 8nd direction of that part aof the take refuge to hold a position against | €NeMY line which he is o reach attack. It is made of iron and con- | The best heizht of the acroplane fou i crete, taking these phot vhs is 600 feet - \Yh, s bt g & IERRATS AN B Grd T en i oren Elaine—Another French word 7 v not an cveryday pleas from the I Wcaine Nonclilay 2 doBic ST aNTIS ST DENTOR e B Beautv is to be had at the irited.” For ir o an official ) o report says our troops attacked with M k ugliness. of the land the conformation of ound DUG-OUTS Are the under- Zround. shelters or caves in the trenches in whith soldiers on duty may rest, re. e from the danger of exploding shells or bu They constitute also a definite part of limes d The rv lowest iced furniture i fne oo tle G it oot (CRPOSTC U ) ne very lowest priced furniture is s oY e Mislodged from | ey line by a patrol to learn the B3 Y S today in beautiful modes and handsom Fasiote ke Eene o) DYOW- | pay Tof the land,” and sather in- finishes with nothing garish or tawdry about i in& bombs down into them or employ-{ (5, niation*about the eutire position 4 & = . > 8 Sl Rail Head—The central station for 3 ;i a0 4 e e O i earth s e s i § It only needs the refined taste and an oris - : e €~ from the trenches is called the “rail acquaintance with the store that ma [ the efisctioniehal tion camps or hase hospitals and the . § specialty of such furniture, trenches were perfectly strai reat claine, meaning with sreat o > Vizor.” 1 — It only needs a little study-—~a morc Tdentification Patrol-—A patrol sent ot g SR - out into No Man's Land for the pur- 8 == selection ‘of the things that go into you | pose of gelling a prisoner and ident to make it harmouious and lovelv all thro fying enemy troops holding the line headquarters of the zeneral base hos- pital staff $1 Jorench Wire—-is pure steel wire, 1t ¥ COMPLETE ABENTS FoR but by bnilding the trenches with : ’ oL e HowE GLENHD0A Boche prisoners in an internment in ten i irregularities lik square-toothed i b Ans the-Somme 880 amp. The 1 (Prisoner fsan: the effe:t of a shell is feit only | sl | FURNISHERS RANGES rom varfous dise ? ned | Guerr ca n on the the particular small portion in : : o 1 oners. which it lands. | = 5 efinite = | Foniagine it mive moma fank | cpe ons enatecks with 8 definlce i By 2058 OAL OVERLOOKI¥G objec o It may < orn REET TY CAPITOL [pihatiisfnotMrom apoint idinectly of a trench raid to secure information ! : WHERE ont ot the Garget, bt at wide Shane L ke IS HIGHER THAN PRICE GROUNOS t obliquely bursting shell would shower de. and down the trench for many small-scale ' — — of holding the captured trenches. but | | te harass the enemy and 'l(‘-l Er € roy their morale s yart of the ii rlice to defend Gas Shells—Are shells which liber- ale isonous gas when they ex- tlode. The chief method of gas af- t1ck now is to bombard with Tear Shell—One for f zas shell Save and Conserve \, Toan Shi—one torm of sma chell cxplosion it zives off an irritating gas The housewife’s “job” is to keep her that causes témporary blindness. The N folks well and economically fed, with- eves smart and tears flow strongly. | Q' : LR Grenade—Or bemb. was not con- out using foods which are urgently |} sidered since the Crimean war, a easan conom needed for the war. Therefore she [ weapon of warfare. but with { the development of french warfare, | should learn the many satisfying ways 1 vis e e A e e of serving Armour’s Oats, conserving of the most cficient modern weapons 1t is a small iron container about the fuel at the same time, foy Armour’s Hom o b Tbreern coomvesl o al 1 This is unusual economy, Oats cook in 10 to 15 minutes. squares, and fitted With a time fuse _ LT ol S . Economy before has meant sacrifice. | throwing. On exploding, the shell ¥ . . ) R e e Just now it is fashionable to economize. The govern- T fenei Blare—Also callsd Sta o ' ment urges it as a matter of duty. Shortage of certain Verry Shells, are similar ete Tamiliar o, Amercans. These | 5 foods have made it necessary. reckets are used to illumine No Man fack “Those red from 4 misiol e Here is an opportunity to effect a definite saving with- called pistol-flares. X % s B, R e ] out the Shghtest sacrifice. with a ranze of bstween four hun- fifteen hundred yards. It : : a and > { They add a pleasing variety to every meal. lh’:fw ";, bomb weizhing from 13 | Serve your famlly High in food valqc and reasonably priced, pounds to two hundred ninety-eight thc}s:fbc(tcr tasting oats are being used pounds. containing high explosive daily in thousands of homes for breakfast, d no bhullets. The shells are dead- ' Ps ? ° e tuncheon and dinner. hecause of the fragmenis into N t e e witt's emium eomargarine Order a package today from your grocer. | Whiz-Bang—The lizhtest shrapnel F Try the worth-while recipes on every *hells used hy hoth sides ; Silent Susie—A German high ex- : o plosive shell not heard until it bursts, | the tasty spread for bread. ARMOUR GRAIN COMPANY, Chicago Az most of thé larze shells can be | A (a739) both seen and heard, the . “Silent 29 You could not serve a food product that is more wholesome or more Snsie” is more to bhe feared than some of the others B appetizing. Mechanical Transports—The trains /) P R SR | ( It is cleanly made in sanitary factories from pure vegetable oils, pasteur- i) Refilling Point—The station or sup- ized milk and butter, wholesome, government inspected animal oils and ol ‘ . ply depot where the mechanical trans. | finest dairy salt. The ingredients are selected with utmost care for their port trains turn over their supplie U G PSR o T G| nutritive value and blended to bring out a delicious flavor. ettt s e e e mmemmemtrese | €TIU UNItS in {he front trenches { Haneaissahodsmon i nolfewhene : Order a trial carton today. You'll know why roplanes are housed when not fy- They are built of wood, tin, or | more than a million housewives buy and serve it vas as most convenient i "Camouflage—The fusion or blend- | regularly. Youwll regret that you did not learn ir f colors to destroy the ou or ! 8 1 L TH E HE R AL D T e R O ‘ of this pleasant economy sooner. ' =0 hidd e it practically in- | ‘S b SRS ol - S Swift’s Premium Oleomargarine e green branches, so at acroplanes ! READ THE HERALD KE latest news from all parts of the world, over them cannot distingaish | & state and city to the time of going fo prass | g [ 1he oraiion of (e sune from the sur- | : S\Vlfi & COIIlDany Delivered fo Any Part each day. Special telegraph wire, Fuli As- [ which is - as now adopted into : | of the Gity By Carrler sociated Press service and largs corps of e e =l used i neans y effort to cover orion. | for15 Cents a Week off ciezri reporters, : 3 & 1 means any effo er up or ot | i scure the true nature of a thing. | Bivouac—An emcampment in the | epen without tents. | Counter Attack—An attack made