New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1918, Page 5

SCORE ANOTHER VICTORY FOR POILU VELVET RIRBON GIVES PLEASING T QUCH T £ N Ewmssoneins {, @? Are you shocked to see the lady drink-|th ing ships? : You drink ships every time you use sugar unnecessarily, in a beverage. Could anything he more delectable | Ecorgette, weighted with rows of vel. s §eventy—five per cent of the sugar LlS?d 2 ) vet ribhon ana a soft collar of iter. 11 thiS country has to be brought here in (c) Underwood & I( than this evening wrap of shell pink Underwood. ships. | Every possible ship is needed for| At the top the French participants | team included the famous Ted Mere in the inter-allied match held in Paris | dith, third from the left. (c) Under i 3 on July 7. The losing United States | wood & Underwood 3 . ING TOUCH Sox Star in 1.8, M.C. ~* FINICHING TOUREL BEALTY PAR LOR STEP - IN. IN PREPARING FOR USE, DRIED PEAS, BEANS, SPINACH AND OTHER LIKE UEG {ETABLES SHOULD GE BOILED IN WATER IO WHICH THERE HAS BEEM ADDED SODA IN THE PROPORTION OF 73 TEA— SPOONEUL OF S0DA TO OME QUART F WATER.THIS IMPROVES THE COLOR, OF THE PRODUCT. Get the free drying book that will be sent any reader of this paper by the National War Garden Commis- e et = = sion of Washington for a two-cemt i photograph shows a Newton | Proving Ground. (¢) Committee on stamp and save the garden crop. s s trench mortar, Mark Onc Public Information from Underwood eady to he tested at the Aberdeen | & Underwood T Let Your Fruit Trees Save Sugar the greatest ball player in the world | is to leave his team this week to join | the marines. Coliins has a wife and child and is reputed to be the wealthiest player in the game. He has heen anxious to enlist for some time but did to spoil the pennant char team BIG HEAD IS FINE THING IN A CABBAGE }'m THE KiND OF FELLOW TO WUSE ~VVE A % \ o GOOD, WELL DE- 2 4 5 7 > A2 Be Oassell for TU. 8. Foed Administration. VELOPED GEAD! > FOCH-HAIG-PERSHING GRIP ON BOCHE A AR O o 53 o What to do with it is told best in the drying book sent free to any reader of this paper who will send a two-cent stamp for postage to thu National War Garden Commissio:f at Washington. NO PLACE TO SHINE WA= WAL WERE 15 wHERR wE ARG [ mone | P roruLar |JES A\ Tiaan THOSE! SMINy PoOTS! SCALE OF MILES > 2 [o] = 105 MAME LE O, AGATE OR PORCE LAIN-LINED - i : ETTLES SHOULD BE USED WREN COOR- . G MIXTURES CONTAINING VINEGRR] e ey Caiern e Many things that should be known In pickle making are detailed in the E 4 5 3 | free book on canning and drying ! . 2 & 3 - / ; These two outline maps show the | day | issued by the National War Garden ) S e neneRees S Dot He Commission, Washington, D. C. P L s iasiglontiie Write for a copy, ciclosing two L =S BRINREAIFORE — & : sents for postage. Ly Somme and it may result in drivi of the fighting. | the enemy from the Montdidier sa- By squeezing in the salient on the | lient, the shaded area on the left. | Marne the Germans were forced back | hand map. to the Vesle, evacuating the ied The left-hand map is turned on its | area in the right hand map sim- | side to bring out the resemblance be. | ilar movement has begun on ihe | tween the two salients. 5 T : area on each map is the U. 8. Food Admimistration territory won by the Allies in the first