New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1919, Page 8

FALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1018 AR 51 6. FOX & (0. i Farm & HARTFORD e v e i G. FUX & HARTFORD SHOP BRY MAIL If circumstancés prevent the enjoy- ment of a personal v t to you may shop to your through our highly efficient Mail Order Department Service without red tape characterizes it. Fox's satisfaction j charity com- ! ¢zl Mid-Winter Sale of Medicines, en as suporin- n respectively of @ wn farm. They == Sick Room Needs, Toilet Arti- cles, Soaps and Powders Began Today and Will Continue Until Saturday N gh g morning when Mr. rald reporter that he imer and there was no Yy to get either to the D the oaly way to get them pleome down to the town farm. M Triction evidently has been great- [ han the public has been aware of N atd it seems as though the last a tion was not highly pleasing to those intercsted. Mr. and Mrs. Pelmer will begin their new duties on February 1, when ® they will be given full charge of the tarm. They have been at the farm as assistants for the past few monaths and are conversant with conditions !they exist there. They come highly | recommended from thelr last position {in Bssex, N. Y. There they had charge of the Boyle farm for 12 years, ane of the largest and best in {New York state. The pc there have written to the local comgnission- ers pralsing their work. They recom- mend them as practical farmer whose experiences have been gained | through hard work. They come rec- ommended for honesty, devotion to | duty and excellent executive ability. | The comr feel relieved that (hey have found a couple to take the <o highly recommend- nted baclk in The PRENSESSINGT, upOn partment of the factory was v g Was cancelled .and the first mals employes to be discharged, were North | let go. With tho gradual cancellation | of ordors it was' seen by the officigls | that the work could not possibly last avenue, from U. S. S. Proteus, for more than a few weeks, and ac- Daniel J. Earle, 64 Lafayette street, | cordingly, notices were publiched stat- from Camp Devens. | ing work would cease on or about Fred M. Hollfelder, 170 Arch streot, | January 15. The average payroll from Fortress Monroe. maintained since the factory was Patrick L. Warren, 330 North street, | Started In this city, a year ago, maln- from Camp Humphries tained 200 hand. lml. vi ‘\H'y \\'?? Henry H. Coleman, Greenwood | reduced to 130. Approximately 120 Bet, trom Carip MoClellan. | employes were affected by the lay-off Wilfred Bolack, 173 Main street, | [9SE SRt~ 0 o ken at the from 33Sth Aero Squadron, overseas : S hicr e totabiy John Humali, 81 Clark street, At (haloloae [Semp Devens. | of this the machinery in | Sanford K. Thompson, 10 Forest! .. .. il SRR o street, from Princeton University S. A.| . ¢ i Oon x. C. | T the Willlam [B. Wilber, 17 Main street, from Fortress Monro Abel E. Johnson, 286 Maple from Dartmouth 8. A. T, C. Roger F. Tracey, 41 Grand from Wesleyan 8. A. T. C. Stanley J. Traceski, 80 street, from Camp Upton. Charles Hagop, 160 Washington street, from Camp Devens Orrin H. Goodrich, Raymond street, from Camp Eustis, Frank Palumbo, street, from Camp T Brnest pana = Seeds, bt Make Your Dollar do its best this week by grasping the great opportunities offered in the Midwinter Sale. For four days Drugs and Toilet Articles c.e offered at cut prices which mean most substantial savings. Replenish the family medi- cine closet; buy liberally of those dependable family remedies, used with the best results by all thrifty housewives and mothers. We buy our medicines direct from the manufacturers, and thus you are assured of getting them in the freshest condition—and always at the lowest prices. Remember, this is the store that is never undersold. Three trained and experienced nurses are always in attendance to give advice on the purchasing of sick room necessities, and to take measurements for Elastic Stock- ings, Belts, etc. Consult the nurses {reely. This is the time to buy Medicines and Toilet Articles and to buy liberally. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Harry Bliss Shepard, 580 Stanley eet, from Storrs S. A. T. C. ®rank H. Dunnigan, 194 street, from Camp Devens. Clifford A. Odin, 283 Kensington An amenem vmes on, ». - Bring Your Prescriptions Here D. & Co., 69c. In 43c, today, few inventor tiie plant plant in faciory last for a CREAMS AND LOTIONS mont Peroxide Cream from {place who are this department Phar- 50 ists of long registered prescription first by a we employ ma cxperience. Your trusted to us to fill is compounded Pharmacist and then rechecked by another ecqually petent registered Pharmacist This is a double assurance that your prescription is filled in exact accordance with your Doctor’s orders. We use only carefully tested chemicals, and guarantee their purity and prices are always reasonable. only o E i % s Cold Cream 10c this week Emulsion L tor Jursday evening of will ieet 1n the fa 3 rewell party. -Lawrence Cotter | been chosen chairman of the 1 committes for big affair, is expected that every em- will be present. Invitations have been issued to all the employes of the Peck & Young faciory who | have worked in the shop since openiag in this city. During the this factory supplied number of lowing the States employment city, the officials accepted a 4 1 i ‘| Angier’s main the . Sl B 85c. pires on April 1, effect on will fill \ all prababili to the next term by 25c, 50c. Daggett and Ramsdell’s Cream 9c, 19¢, 29¢c, 39c. DeMeridor's Cream 34c. and 1 Our | employes | but thei Januar. the unexpired will be chosen the commission- Antiphlogistine 45¢, 69c. Atwood Bitters 18c. Baume Analgesique 43c. Bovinine 46c, 85c. Bromo Seltzer 18¢c, 7bc. Dioxygen 14c, 25¢, 39c. D. D. D. 23c, 43c, 69c. 23c, street, | ger the and it ploye o street, drugs potency ya Cream 435c. Hind’s Cold Cream, 182c. Hind’s Honey and Al- mond Cream 34c. Hudnut's Cream 25c, 50c. Luxuria C m, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Kintho Cream 45c. Jubilee | For some time it is understood that !conditions at the farm have not been {all desired and friction between the { commissioners and the Kibbes has ! become public. The present incumb- coming of ' the United | ents claim lack of co-aperation on the rvice tc 115 | parto of the commissioners. number 38c work for ¢ ind fol- DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Alcohol, Grain, Medicated SOAPS Bocabelli married women $1.25 Castile, bar. Robertson, 75 Linden street, Wadsworth. Chaimers, 223 Glen street, from Camp irpentfer, 47 DBroad p Bustis. Wahrenberg from Pelham Bay Bdward H, Campbell from Camp Devens. Mazal, 114 Arch Dwight 128 Beaver strect, from Glen street, Arch stre 96 Franklin Sitver Stan om Camjy cet, th Company ¢, Kraus, 71 R} 1st Sunitary T.eopold Strohecl street, from Anthon from Co amp Deve Wodiensky, 114 18th Broad mpany L. Infan HURSDAY and FRIDAY SPE _IALS AT United States Feod Adr FISH CLAMS Fresh Y. “resh Flounders 1b 10c FISH Tresh Cod Chilled 23¢ l D BUTTER™ can Fresh Best Pure n 3le amery FISH ardi I"ancy Tuna Domestic R 27c Oranges Sweet Juicy 39¢ can Oil " can 9¢ YELLOW doz 4 1 nistration Large Sound ¢ applications made by en. patriotic wo- STOMACH PSET? Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That's what tnousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead taking toni of or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the real and disordered bowels, of the ailment — clogged liver Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are performing their natural functiors, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. » If you have a bad ta in mouth, tongue coated, your appetite poor, lazy, don’t-care feeling, no ambition or enérgy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the sub- stitute for calomel, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a rely vegetable compound mixed with P = olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you like ] NI N (ARAGE 40 MAIN STREET ry Cars for Hire, Day and Storage, Supplic AT idcensc TERS s 20¢ | ptae s T HADDOCK sh Caught FISH 1 Blue b 140 | ®n Fresh Frozcer Premier Shag can EGGS Moh. Select 67¢ FISH Mustard Sar 1 doz Repubiic No. 1 (2C can dines, can 1Q Peaches Yancy Evap. At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Nighe and Repairing. b b 20¢ § “The Things That Ccunt”. A series ening at the eve church. Bucilla, Artamo and star stamped packages, also separate amped pieces KNITTING WORSTED blue, black, navy grey and $1.10 Gendarme lue khaki. Big Ak Trade at CURRAN'S 383 MAIN ST. Duffy's Malt $1.69. Fellows Syrup $1.00. Father John's 39c, 73c. Grey's Tonic 93c. Gude’s Pepto Giycerine Mangan 83c emaboloids 85c. Keppler's Malt and Cod Liver Oil. 55¢, $1.00. Limestone Phosphate, 35¢c Mlilk Magnesia 19¢, 3lc. Manola 79c. May'’s M 45¢, 20c. Maltines $1.00. Nujol 49c. Ovoferrin rshmallow Co. 7Cc. Pancreo Bismuth 38c. Panopepton 85c. Russell's Emulsion Pertussin $1.05. Pluto Water 80c. Sal Hepatica 18¢, 37c, 73c. 59¢, 95c¢. Scott’s Emulsion $1.00. Sloan’s Liniment, 18c. 35¢ Tarrant’s Seltzer, 39¢, 79¢ Waterbury's Comp. 67c. Varnesis 79c. Wampole's Oil 75c. Wyeth's Wine, 85c. \Vinol 7bc. COUGH REMEDIES .\'\'(".'\v Chei ry Pectora 23c, 45¢, 90c. Arnold’s Cough 20c, 39c. Beii's Syrup Codeine, White | Beef, Iron and Killer, 38c. FFox's and Far, 19c. IF'ox's White thol and Cod 1 Green'’s Syr 34c. Kemp’s Balsam. 23c, 45c. Pinex 38c. FFormamint Hyomei, 40c, Pisos Cough PILLS AND TABLETS Aspirin Tablets, Squibb'’s B9c per 100, Aspirin Tablets, $1.19 per 100. Cascara Tablets, 5 I'ox's, 20c per 100, Tablets, 5 gr. Men- 1, 38c. 17cy Pine, iver ( Tablets, 39c. 789c. 2lc. Bayer's, g, Blaud’s 19¢ per 100, Casc per 100, Calomel 100, Rhubarb ra Comp. No. 2, 18c Tablets, and g Comp. 18c per 100 $1.00 pint. Alcohol, Denatured, 23c pint, 45¢ quart, $1.10 gallon. Jug extra. Witch 50c quart. Hazel 2b6c pint, White Mineral Oil, 89c pint, 76c quart. Mineral Oil, Russian pint, $1.10 quart. Pure Cod Liver Oil pint. Borax 11c 1b. Iipsom Salts 8c. jicarbonate Soda 8c. Cream Tartar 25c 1-4 &0c 1-2 1b.,, 90c 1b Rochelle Saits 16c 1-4 1b., 30c 1-2 1b., 60c 1b Comp. Licorice Powder, 15c 1-4 1b., 25c 1-2 Ib. ’hosphate Soda, 18¢ can. Leaves 15c 1-4 1b. \cid, R5c 1b b Senn. Merck’s Boric DISINFECTANTS 19¢. 34c, 69c. Cedarmist, Creoltn, 1 Dioxygen y Hubbard's Germiclde, § Lysol, 19¢, 38c, 69¢. Platt's Chlorides, 25¢, 4 Peroxide Hydrogen, 9¢, 12¢, 19¢ 98¢ bars 85c bar. 39¢ bars, 36c bar. British Bath 12c, dozen Armour’s 90c doz. \rmour's $1.40 Venetian Bath, ‘Violetta, 15c rate's all around, me- dinin 10c¢, 8 for 25c. Colgate’s Coleo, $1.16 dez. Disin 10c, tine 7c, 20c box. Jap Rose, 8c cake. 1711 Glycerine 17¢, 50c box. Olivilo. 8¢, 90c doz. Palm Olive, 13 for $1.00. Remmer's Bath, 11c, $1.25 doz. Jergen's Violet Glycerine e 20ci box: Resinol 19¢ cake, 55¢ bo Williams® Soaps, 9c, 3 for 25c. Mecadosweet 38c doz. Lux 11c pkg. AND GERMICIDES Sulpho 1 , 8¢, 17c, 35c. Alkalol, Listerine, 21e, 42¢, 77c. Glyco Thymoline, 21c, 42¢, 20¢, 40c, 77 s Lotion, 21c¢, 42¢, 7 The Beimont Preparations For Which We Are Blood d Tor 59c. Cherry 21c. Chloroform Liniment, 21c, 42c. Children's 21c. Douchol 50c. Solut Cod Nerve Juice Cough Syrup Cough Syrup Dobel's m 19¢, 3bc. Lkmulsion Liver Oil 58c. Elixir Iron. Quinine, c, 50c, 85c. .arkspur Lotion 21c. ‘ssence Anise 1bc, 4bc. Essence Peppermint 35c, 65c. Essence Strychnia 2 25c¢, 18c, Wintergreen 13c, Lemon 22c. Vanilla 22c. 29¢ 2%, 1 Cascara 21c, 42c. of Bismuth 21c, Oil 15c, 80c, B5c. cd Oil 25¢, 45c¢. 1 Soda Mix- Orange Sole Hartford:Agents Spirits Ammonia tic 18c, ¢ 45c. Spirits Nitre, 15¢, 25¢, 45c. White Pine and Aroma- Hypophosphites Tincture Iron 18c, 25c. lincture iodine 20c 40c. Pincture Green Soap 25c. Zinc Ointment 18c, 25c, 39c. Sulphur Ointment 15c. Carbolic Ointment 15c. TOILET ARTICLES Arbutus Cream 2lc. Benzoin and Almond Lo- tion 2lc. Cuticle Solvent 2lc. Damascus Cream 42c. Depilatory 42c. Face Powder 42c. Freckle Cream 85c Glycerine 15¢, 25¢c, 45c. Glycerine and Rose Water 21c, 42c. ITair Tonic 21c, 42c. Cuticle Food 21c. Nail Polish 21c. Peroxide Cream 21c, 42c. Toilet Benzoin 3bc. Violet Ammonia 25c. Fox's Theatrical Cream 25¢, 4bc, 65c. Lady Mary Cream 50c. Mavis Cream §0c. Lewdale’s Cucumber Cream 4bc. Melba Skin Cream 45c. Malvina Cream 35c. Pompeian Night 20c, R9c. Pompeian 38c. Pompeian Massage Cream 35c, bH0c, 85c¢. Pond’s Creams, 17c, 33c. Sempre Giovine 35c. Woodbury's Cream 18c. ROUGES. La Beatriss Compacts 21c IaBeatriss Rouge 2lc. Lady Mary Compacts §0c. Luxor Rouge or Compacts 50c. Cream Day Cream Rouge or Rouge or Com- pacts 35c. 50c Rouge in boxes 29¢c. 25¢ Rouge in paper boxes 15¢c. Dorin’s Rouge 39c. Dorin’s Compacts 38c. Djerl r Com- pacts 50c. Mary Garden Compacts 45c. 25c Empress Rouge, large cakes, special at 1bc. TALCUM POWDERS Azurea 27c. Armour’s S metal Rouge or an 10c. Babcock’s Corylopsis Colgate’s 18¢c, 25c. Butterfly 19c. Erwin's Arbt 19c. Garden of Allah 20c, Doris 3bc. Houbigant's 95c. Jo & v 18c, 2 for 25¢ Mary Garden 45c. Mavis 23c. Sykes Comfort 20c, 40c. Squibb’s 15c. Williams’ 18c. Palmolive 17c. $1.00 Glebeas 50c. 40c. Powder * Adoration FACE POWDERS Cora, 29c. Djer-Kiss, 65c. La Blache, I'Anne, 19¢ Mary, 50¢. Lady 50c. Mayvis, Piver's, Melba, 50¢ Meibaline, 25¢. Mary Garden, $9c. Pinaud’s Comtesse, Voodbury’s, 18c. 35c.