New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1918, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN L DAIL 1018, Y HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, SILE OF LIBERTY BONDS DISCOURAGED A Wise Course {0 Follow The prices of Liberty the ®Wock market that it is eas 1o needs Dby selling ties than it is by any other class, This v b2 a strong deterrent influence which should keep po from sellin Bonds upen indicate meet fnancial government sec 1ir curitie fact should ople It retention to be is quite 1 of ILibert prov fransact ion Keep Tiberty Bonds. Fram the st 1 © N6 exc them ndpoir the Bon pur se of T.ibert st v disposing of clearly | wise finan- | there can be ! herty | ; Bond makes a d | handing [ sovernment, | | finite personal thus providing actual can be used for military 0ses Each bond thus trans formed jnto a rete, unit | of labor which is cxpended in beating | The honds bought, ol fresh effort over funds to the money whic positive {hateneny rger | contributea | But the “ onds should ke more i the ¢ volume of irchaser of the and not linquish them to anoiher pe relinguish ihe ) them the, bonds pé | tr 2inaj dem the nent is of ctual pos- mds. patd in full by purchaser. is ‘complete of contribu- Ameri- on or- | purcha now war, othing but of the 9 original session the atlsfactory etidence tion. made to in that form, victory Ready rty Loan comm d invites contributions usged In the Fourth There = st For Fourth impaiIn four two They and patriotis an religions feeling h sc they secular erty Bonds rallies. The to contribute their be sent to John of the Loan committae Kilby ~ Tost than of be Verses nd non-sec- suitable for may be ng. referring to Lib- in liberty loan ach. or jine in combine cach simple form tar chur vices, o for use s, whi Alen, chairman committee, Liberty New England, 30 Vassachusetts K. publicity of " Hail Columbia, H appy Land, " Helmar Cigarettes Beat the Band. Stngugupros Makers of the Highest Grade Tirkish and Egyptian Cigarettes in tlzel %ifd 1 specific act of authors will be regquested | h may | | ceived this { recreation grounds of the Nation an | | the 1 ANAENIA ARD POOR B 00D | daughter | and suf- Drewsville, was anaemic, fered from indigestion and bilious at- | tacks. As Vinol had built up my | son some time ago, 1 gave it to my daughte she improved in | health, and it has built her up and re- | stored her health.” Burnell. The reason Vinol as sucecess- ful in Miss Burnell's case is because it contains beef and cod liver peptones, fron and manganese peptonates and glycerophospbates, the very elements | needed to build up a weakened, run- | down system, maice rich red blood and ! create strength ) The Clark & Brainerd Co., Liggett's Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores, John J MeBriarty. Nathan Nove; w. H. Russell and druggists cvervwhere had p 00n fre. 2 NATIONAL FORESTS IN EAST PURCHASED Government Protects Acreage in: Excess of 650,000 Waghington. June 19.——President | Wilson has issued a proclamation es- tablishing three new National Fores in the East.—the WWhite Mounta Maine and New Hampshire, the Virginia and Virginia, and the Natural Bridge, in Virginia Shenandoah, in We Proclaiming the Forests is the final step in carrying out the law for build ing up eastern National through the purchase of lands in the mountains. Ever 1811 the Government has been engaged in acquiring lands about the headwaters of the prineipal rivers. both in New England and in the fouthern Appalachians. As the lands ar~ lLought or contracted for they t under administration as “Pure Aveas” pending the time when their ascumulation has reached a point justifying the proclamation which gives the lands their final sta- tus. The Pisgah Natinal Forest, in | North Carolina and the Alabama Na- tional Forest in Alabama, are the only eastern areas which had re- atns before the new were jasued | Mountan National in Grafton, Carroll, and N. H. and Oxford The Government has ac Forests since the law was passed in proclamadti The White est is located Coos counti County. Me. tually taken title to acres and in addifion acres more have been approved purchase, making a total of 891,000 acrea under Kederal tion. This Forest proiects in part th watersheds of the Androscoggin. S Connecticit and Ammonoosue river The White Mountain region. long fa mous as one of th most importa For- about protec- lecated as it is in close proximity to t densely populated portion of - has great value not onl for the protection of streamflow and the production of timber but also a public plavground and is adminis- tered with a view to its use for all three pt s The Shenandoah Natlonal Forest is situated in Rockingham, Augusta Bath, and Highland ccuntles, Va. and | Pendleton County. W. Va. The Gov- ernment has acquived to date slightly in excess of 100,000 acres, and an ad- ditional area of approximately 65,000 acres has heen approved for purchase making total of approximately 165.000 acres under the Federal protection. The Forest is for the most part on the watershed of the Shenandoah River and it {tects a portion of the watersheds of the Potomac and the James. On the area and stiil intact are trench sys- tems constructed during the Civil war under the direct supervision of Stonewall Jackson. The Natural Rridge National For- est is situated in Rockingham, Nelson, Amherst, Botetourt, and Bedford | counties, Va. The Federal Govern- ment has actually acquired title to little over 73,000 acres, and an addi- tional area of approximately 29,000 acres has heen approved for pur- chase. The Forest, which protects n rtion of the watershed of the Jamss | River, does not include the Natural Bridge, but this scenic feature within three or four miles of the honndary. Tt is expected that visitors to the region will take advantage of 12107 eyl uMuA saptunitoddo i afiords for recreation and outdoor life | in the mountains. the cour A no JUNIOR USHERS SELECTED Are Chosen for High School Graduation Exercises, Twenty A list of 20 juniors has been chosen | to act as ushers for the senlor gradu | ation year The ushers will headed by Arnold Wallen, president of the junior class. Those chosen to assist Mr. Wallen Edward Dawson, Alexander Bol- Curtis Chr Dubowy, Joseph Kehoe, Thomas Reynolds Elmer Wallen, Rudolph Anderson, { Charles Campbell, John Giana, Her bert Kylander, Paul Nilson, William O'Brien, Joseph Sexton, Louis Tarsky. Charles Gaffney, Thomas Basile, CIif- ford Faulkner, Henry Maier and Wil Ham Miller Those who will act a8 ushers at the senior class night exerelses, which are | to be held in the auditorium on the evening of the 26th, are: Arnold Wallen, FEdward Dawson, Alexander Bollerer, Curtis Christ, Willlam Miller, Louis Dubow; Rudolph Anderson, Charles Campbell, Willlam O’Brien, Paul Nilson, Clifford Faulkner, Henry Maier, Thomas Reynolds and Herbert Kylander. _Arnold Wallen will be this be are lerer, Louis GODMOTHER OF THE ITALIAN ALPINI fy FOR WHITE SHOES Keeps shoes lily white. Easy to clean with and it lasts. Leaves no yel- low tinge. Retains the natural grain of leather and texture of fabric. SuirorA 13 MADE ¥ BLACKTAN—WHITE—RED ASK ANY STORE Mrs. William has agreed to become of the Italian Alpine Lift Off Corns! “Freezone” is Magic! Lift any Corn or Callus right off with fingers—No pain! IS | picture and M soldic Alpini shows Gen. 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UTY S HIGHER THAN PRICE. sells a a few also pro- ;| § Can We Afford to Use It : The Department of Agriculture tells us that when sirloin steak sells for 40 cents a pound and eggs at 48 cents a dozen, milk is worth 27 1-4 cents a quart. Thisis because milk contains a large amount of food. Don’t think you have to drink all the milk you use. Use it in cooking and you won’t have to use so much of other kinds of food. More Milk Means Cheaper Living Food Administration, Committee of Food Supply, Council of United States Hartford County League and Farm Bureau. Defense,