New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1918, Page 4

NERVOUS SICK HEADAGHES “FRUIT-A-TIVES” Brought Relief The First Day He Tried Them. - WIFE| one afternoon, I ' BY RUTH CAMERON. vaguely famil- I | | tld not at once When Lif‘fg Is Too Healyour — s ' T hig trouble like tha Graham? the | s8ll-bred ac- thing about a physicians inject. The minut sets into the biood, it begins to manufac- bor, when I had told her how very ture its own antidote. When wo ook Sk' 3 g sorry [ 3 fort A heayvy troublo Bhats forward to troublel swe cannoet ses how s 3 little annoyance nd inconvenicnce has not yet commenced S dwindle away. You know. my life fiden recol- aid my neigh fied hurried- | . 1 re-; | Piatter.” trouble actua commences, and to me, and yet I used to fuss about a tured lot of little th 1 Ars. Graham, comes, ‘ederick Cira- had been pretty easy before this come coniiie il muanta And oftentimes cnough of remembered : sometimes 1hink, is man tured not only to coinbar unaffectedly i G E now, perhaps it was too easy and that the present trouble, but to mak v, wic me soft and selfish. I hope, if ds I felt agai 3 3 w c I 12q cxpe ; . If your doctor said to use Resinol for that ! ever comes cut right, 1 shall have WOman, who was & 4 skin-trouble yeu'd try it without a second )died voice, and 4 ¥ { thought! Well, many doctors throughout the been able to country are prescribing it to heal sick skins, cs ; and have been doing so for years, vl { Ts not often why not take the combined advice of all ¢ irritated n g way ¢ ways of pl these wise medi men and let Resinol I E all one’s paths are peace for ang % by repeating to | MR. C. E. BESWICK Ointment make s ot Baltis E streteh (‘; time, n:x.‘ Bk ookany ol Lot ehis 3 i srow soft, to fecl one’s fibre slacken, D4 Of sorrow’s driving rain, m the hospital, | 160 Caroline Ave., Ogdensburg, N.Y. y i il A " ! We can hetter meet again B von 1 10 fret oneself disproportionateiy over 11 N P! e gry voice went on. | I suffered a great deal for three or . . = | the small disappointment, the minor . Eauisite sweet pe four years with Nervous Sick Iead- i inconvenience. And t SUNDAY CONCERT it and one hecomes impervious to the iR Wspital to Mr. Gra- | § ache and Dyspcpsia. Had to take two trouble and one's fibre @nt so mul to us | 44 four seidlitz powders every other i ey R AT { lesser trouble e, ATSEAUREITSE other feature of this photoplay is the | Ll initial screen appearance of Countess| You Think You Couldwt.Stand Tt. the East. I wonder| o = day. Tried doctors—ate bran gems— = | Yaki Yamukura. The countess gives| Have you not fceived my little note of | ¢ v | took all kinds of remedies — buf et !‘ltffill_mb fhd,ne goqd u‘nm ‘1 used IR % Stde | 4 remarkable impersonation of a|felt yourself growing soft and selfis Truit-a-tives’, or Fruit Liver Tablets. oSk ol 00 o | Japen sceret agent operating | Have you not somectimes looked &t T was relieved the first day I used |l&htful pla A CONDOcHIGLEIR0 this SR AIEl T I | S TG e, (el . e e 2 - o5 spend a summer afternoon and cven- | i | them. Zhey made me well and keep | ing. 1t is the ideal spot for an outing | me well, and I am always glad to tell 1 stronger for any that th hold <0 over littl ' And so ed not to fre wrtant thin in the words Hoosier poet, “Oh, heart of mi worry o What we've missed of cai n't have. you know Then Comes. Real Troubie when one’s santness, and ting to see you so | £ night you saved | long = wad of stormy p comes il entire bstantial promise. L iffens to mec s love, his ong just because of . - — How's ‘This? We offer One H ed Dollars Re» 72ard for any case of Catarrh that can- aot be cured Ha' Catarrh Cure. Hail's Cat Cure has been taken by catarrh afferers for the past thirty-five yvears. and has become Bl - - said to your: own as the most reilable remedy for 1t the very thought, “T simply could “atarrh. Hail's Catarrh Cure acts thra Menu for Tomerrow .. li. i tns the ‘Tioad on fhie Mucous Surfares. ex: | s £ i pelling the Poison from the Blood and And vet, you could stand it, if 1t | healing the disensed portio should After you have taken Tall's Catarrh through it and perhaps come out with | Cure for a short time you will see a There Tried v strengthened fibre of character,—-a | ZTeat improvement in your general ; : S el 2 : °alth. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Su Graham ¢ vl o & Secr resources C t onee and get rid of catarrh. soul,—that would bless you the T Tee, . Toledo, Ohton not,” I returned, and then | sometimes wetually Bledly, ‘“but that doesn't | 8 1t7” for I was afraid she | T had wondered at not re- | n acknowledgment of the | je country { fortunc and grief after another, and | with sickness of soul ! jeets will complet ar picnic. In the pavilion, which has | ell the exact truth T ad won- people of the great things ‘Fruit-a- | one of the finest floors in the state, | d a bit at the omission, for the | ! fwers I had sent to the hospital were | | nusually beautiful. T had been in the | ‘city a day or two after the incident of | the mistaken telephone call, and had | 4 followed a sudden impulse in thus | SHOW sending flowers with my card e tached to a total stranger. TAN”. thought of the wife whose brave fac- | ing of her trouble had so appealed to me, speeded my impulse— and purse | —in the purchase. I was indeed glad to find she and her husband had re- ceived them. “Oh, dear,” she said plaintively. “I was afraid you hadn’t. I gave it to one of the nurses to mail, for T didn't | LDy oo want to leave Mr. Graham, and, of MONDAY course, she forgot it!” ! e IBESSTE BARRISCALE in “That doesn't necessarily follow,” T | “MADAM WHO” said lightly. “Whan vou h Continuons Show Today. in Marvin for a time you will SEE OTHER AD. that the delivery of the mails here a fearful and wonderful thing.” She laughed, a little relieved, sil- very tone, that attracted me greatly. I hastened to put the que = I should have asked at first. ‘I hope Mr. Graham has fully re- covered,” I said solicitously. “Thank you,” she replied with the courtesy which I knew even without seeing her was inbred. “He is still far from well, but he’s so much Det- ter than I had hoped he could be that tives’ have done for me. o e Thave many friends in Ogdensburg | yjonday night ions all be { Sreakfs now using ‘Fruit-a-tives’ on my |ecity Keen-O which ereal with Milk recommendation”, 12 fine articles are awarded C. L. BESWICK, |is @ concert at the park every day afternoon by the famous military | band led by Conductor Charles I’ Hatch. The latest and best movins pictures are shown every Sund evening. For the past month shows have been war benefits. day evening, July will be for Red Cross, the net receipts to LAST CHANCE TO turned over to Hartford chapter | | The park is located conveniently « » | on the trolley line between Hartford SEE “THE BELGIAN and Manchester. It is a splendid auto ride from this city. come You would pass prize contests in Coffee Luuch rest of yvour life loped Potatoc eyt Trouble is like the Chocolate 50¢. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price, by, FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y, Trouble Manufactures Courayg toxin that the e TOHNG BURNING tablespoo 1l melted butt and two Large, Red and Very Hard., M | sliced cold bc d potatoes in bottom undoing. The vaudeville is good and | No. 11 of “The Woman in the | topmost / 4 Gradually WII‘I‘ARD MACK PI‘A\ | stir in one and a half cupfuls gra 1Q v | ham flou Turn into hot buttered AT EOXSTIOMORRONV S o bakeind ot ove Blotches. Lost Sleep. Face Was Disfigured. attractions at Fox’s are|Of buttered pudding d _\|H’ll\*~\4‘§ HEALED BYCUTI the return of the ever-popular Geo,| With crumbs and bits of butter. Put | CURA sh in “The Kid Clever,” the | in another layer of potatoes and more o | s wnut aien is sied, vaving e | SOAP AND QOINTMENT the program on the whole is well bal- Mutt and Jeff and several other ' Moisten all by pouring carcfully into anced. comedies. Ther something new | dish cupful of seasoned white | Sunday there will be two.features|under the sun that beams upon the o Bake for twenly minutes on the program r Johnston Forb photoplay world. Tt's “The Kid Is S DAY. AVE THOMAS In “LIMOU » [HNSTON FORBE! ROBERTSON in “MASKS AND FACES” Concert by Orchestra Dinne Cream of Cabbage Soup Fricassee with Duuip- lings Chicken Today is the last “The Belgian” story stands forth like a chance to see This brilliant background of Throughout the story runs the ensnaring web of the German se- cret service, the web whose center i at Wilhelmstras: and which reache out to enfold in its meshes the cha acters of the story almost to thei teaspoon of sugau at the Lyceum. etching against its tragedy. Taday's Scalloped Potatoes—Put a layer of Wm. Fox comedy drama; layer buttered erumb —— 20y Cool, flx Cenvenient, Comfertable “By using perfumed soaps, my face SLINTON was badly affected with pimples. The DI SCLINTONE pimples were large and red HYDE THE PRICE YOU PAY ODAY ONLY— GEORGE WALSH in “THE KID IS CLEVER” A snappy comedy drama full 'of ginger and pep. Episode No. 11 “The Wom- an in the Web”. Pathe News. Mutt & Jeff. Others. OMORROW— The sensational drama “TWO MEN AND A WOMAN"". MING MONDAY— “THE WHIP”. 8 big reels. LEENEY’S ARNOLD DALY N y Own United States” 8 Reels. ALL WEEK 3 Big Acts. ke Compounce WEEK OF JUNE 30! 'WO EXHIBITIONS DAILY TOM J. QUINCY Champion High Diver. D CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY ANCING WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING PECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR JULY FOURTH. i e B SaveYour Eyes pmetrist 327 Main St. Optician I am very happy.” “I am so glad,” T returned fervently, and meant the words. “What Hospital?"” “I don’t know how to thank you for vour kindly interest,” the “other M Graham’ went on, “and I cannot leave Mr. Graham, who is at home here now, long enough to come over to s you. But I wanted to ask you if wouldn’t waive formalty and come down to drink a ‘dish of tea’ with me soon? I so want to know you.” I shall be very glad, indeed, ! I rejoined enthusiastically. s been very dull th rainy “The hospital!” she said, and I fan- cied there was a note of sharpness in her voice. ‘“What hospital? “The Mineola Hospital,” a bit wonderingly. “I was the victim of a slight automobile accident last week.” “But you’re all right now?"” “Oh, yes!” “Please pardon by abruptness,” sh said, “but the mere mention of a hos pital shatters my nerv: “I can well believe that,” I returned, but as I hung up the telephone after making arrangements to come to tea the next day, 1 wondered vaguely if she had given the real reason for her abruptness. HOUSEHOLD NOTES excellent greens. Almost all vegetables must be blanched before canning. A glass of hot milk taken before retirmg will induce sleep. | Concert Every Sunday, £ 3:30 p. m. Hatch’s Band in Fine Programs. Charles P. Hatch, Conductor. Latest and Best Moving | Pictures at 8:30 p. m. Sundays. Dancing Every Monday, Thursday, Saturday Nights. The latest dance craze, Keen-O every Monday night, Twelve elegant prizes. Hatch’s. Famous Dance Orchestra. since I returned from the hos-/| | I returned, Radish, beet and turnip tops make | Robertson in ‘“Masks and Faces,” s other entertaining picturc and smaller features. Monday there will be a new show. The feature will be “Madame Who,” starring the favorite, Bessie Bar le. The locale of the story is laid in the South during the period of the Civil War. Tt tells of the thrilling adventure of a young girl who, through her great love far the South- ern cause, has entered the secret service of the South, and is sent into the enemy’s country. The story abounds with romance and the sus pense is held until the final moments of the pl The new vaudeville bill | will offer McNally and Ashton, in a | comedy skit; the Sterling and Mar- querit Trio and Lillian’s dogs. There will be a special concert by the Ly- ceum orchestra, Sunday evening. A continuous show today. | posT |CARPET CO. 219 Asylum Street, HARTFORD. BUY YOUR RUGS NOW With the rug market sky high along comes our Inven- i tory Sale, presenting the un- i usual in the finest and most | desirable Rugs at bargain | pric Buy now for fall. . BUY YOUR DRAPERIES NOW | The most attractive Draper- ies are here at After Inven- tory Sale prices. Colors and patterns most charming in an array to please the most fas- | tidious taste for all rooms. 1 BUY YOUR CARPETS NOW | Good Carpets are scarce. Car- i pets as we offer and at these | sale prices are exceptional, | especially when quality is | considered. We invite your i inspection. — | BT | AFTER INVENTORY MEA Greatest of Bargains in Re- ] liable Merchandise i A Cleve and entertaining special William Fox has ever m story of “The Kid Is Clev the escapades of the hero i horse tumble-down republi adoni Pullman car), where every the army is a general. happens that disturbs George’s peace of mind, sa he proceeds everything out sixty and-should be Tomorrow night's feature is the s tlin: melodran Men and a Waman,” by Mack, author of “Kick In,” ring James Morrison and Remer, 0} ane of the most nove features that ounds like the name of a; of Bulladonia except | the dot over the *“i.” It is a picture that will please everyone from six to | cen by all. co-stars lighten T unique ade. The recounts 1 n the one- c of Bull- summer man in omething to knock | > at Fox's! na, “Two Villard | wise p and sta Ruby de! A new short Daughter.” “Two Men and a Woman” | line is one of the most stirring romantic dramas ever conceived. both American and apane phere, and the story tells There is!| One of with se atmos- | nutria of a man | ners Cotton the smartest ain underwear, 1antilly a pretty black jersey corse front steel endi A knee-length promised from Paris FADS AND FASHIONS frocks. bright frocks t tassels I/ festered very much. They were in blotches and itched and burned all the time so severely that I irritated my face by scratching. I lost many nights’ sleep, and my face was disfigured. The trouble lasted for two months. ‘“Then I used Cuticura Soap and Qintment, and I used two boxes of Caticura Ointment with two cakes of Cuticura Soap when I was healed.’” (Signed) Miss Mary Struthers, 1 Cross. St., Beachmont, Mass., July 28, 1917. Keep your skin clear by using Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment for every-day toilet purposes. Nothing better. 'Yand very hard, and they N mp] card: **Cuticura, Dept. 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