New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 9

PEOPLES FAVORING _ WMPORTANT Links LEAGUE OF ATIONS S p e Norman Hapgood Says Profes- EMULSION | sional Politicians Fear It. [0 improve the blood-quality, increase body-weight and build up resistance, are important links | & e in the logical treatment of in HE most C the peoples who want a Cipilent pulmonary affections. i " ) Nations, and the protes- Toachild or adult with atendency ba]fi gets her d tonal politicians who fear it, a Vi to weak lungs or tender throat, S s e Scott’s brings a wealth of rich | q’uickiy‘ Then som attempt to prevent reasonable pub tonic-nourishment. 5 A i A little of 4 i = L35 saion s (ariel. T ot may o 3o & word of Y ers are disappoin b { the o popula vice 15 h¢ pood tomerrow. 9 6 e e e ural. But there’ll be strongest hope Day when she usi v poon, by sho unaninity it SDIED (e 0 | e e | Now, probably ther ponents of t1 7 Loo suspicio or over half a cen biscuits lixht, app i It e e e s S S e R ) i sands of folks being tg Sold by with us. . 66 [} Robert!Manto s ihicouwalliavel letoibe durauzed ] George Bernurd Shaw observes rhat | cers: Au sold out Of »} >pesident Poincare’s spue President 1 We cannot get far in discussing the . s o pead Chnterencel il P Ut An B AR LGl T R b.t 'Y w t th h13 ring, ‘consideriniy the fact . i 2 e g id of if. ere (3 1S— 4 2 ‘ 5 the war legends. He adds he Fren overnment has been The Yoo & 1 common soldier who has 1¢ - = | the principal obstacle 10 the Lormuii- , o jie gyt “)\ the business, w;‘ blame the grocer. [ S A o real league. However, on 4,0 nomnion taxpayer and elector, who ° . Cause Siolt EtomaChJmK\7!,,,:_y“,m_\[,)_“,,‘f“;;l‘i\,,,.‘,;y,“ Being absolutely pure New © ookness S e A ST W Jeans Molasses, from NewOrleans, mands—*You have a league al- wnd impor He o statesman enough to grasp it e @i ‘. - SR e o i i e L T IR R is it any wonder the demand for cat i me , and large Form of Indigestion. Leon Bourgeois, at the head of the ey e It you foel as thoush there was &l e jariiunientary committee to |15, TR REROREL SRS PArochit Brer Rabbit is tremendous? sizeS—never in barrels. Barrels | | o mp of lead at the pit af th 1 udy the league, said Germany should § 5 ™ o lerore, deemed necessary to e eten o | be exsluted, not untl she met COrtaln | rggent. ¢ho war fo him as a crude We are doing our utmost to are Imsanital'y. melodrama in which his country is the How to Few Minutes. Money Back it ¥ ment Does Not Overcome Any ach t £ in five minutes you should see that all stomach distress| % £ ¥ outs and S came generally virtuou g hero and the enemy the villain. | pentant. g “The present war is no exception to | Simu sous dispatches mul:,-nl IS irils milel. el lesend of tholoriincs i nters JOLL i R of Giermany which has nerved millions | has™ vanished It you belch ., have hearthur i sour stomach, v d Mi-o-na. If our stomach t thinkers in England What Brer Rabbit is doing in thousands of hoi yvernment also wished to go AE overnment also wished 1o &0 ' o gestruction of German military ing the nigk take wo lets and see how quickly et relief o vou have shortness of breath, | back on her former acceptance of Mr. o4y p0, the wholesale slaugh- R R e L i i e pnoa i e SISDRTRE B S SIS SRl 8 SR and without the aid of sugar. Brer Rabbit is made from fout, breath. you Nt oo e s S B e e o ] sugar cane and contains a large amount of real sugar sooner you get it, the sooner vour| R | crimes or England which rallied mil- stamach should perform its duties| SALTS IF B?{CI}SQEI\-;;{ o m.n‘« of Germans to the (h*f\\,‘\,—n of | ND NE v the same methoc N & B URCiy conny by s Rare i sthiod, When You Bu : Ole South: N'Orlean When You Bu and feel that. it has not overcome } Pk Jots ater and stop eating | have served their purpose anc st 3 i i Sl g e s b T s have served thelr pu: ind mu the GOLD LABEL | Molasses Pie Ginger Bread the GREEN LABEL take the em Jox to your dealer and : - ¢ =% : TR ; 1. Boil t £ Brer Rabbd 1. Mix three cups flour with one Bladder troubles you n extremel . b . oil two cups of rer Ra it 2 Hebviineting) vaniimoney fmor enlc SIS IRES ce B et L e B R t ot you get the highest grade of New M ] pojasses and one tablespoon of teaspoon soda, two teaspoons ginger you get real New Orleans Mo- by the Clark & Brainerd Co., and alll e e L et el DI e Orleans Molasses. Thisis the kind fi | butter. s EnclC it oM lasses especially selected for cook- been eat- | 1he proposed League of Nations fails for pancakes, waffles, biscuits and 2. Break four eggsin bow! or pan; R e O e ing, baking and candy making. The : toJars & wellito become a fact, ity S Sl i sliced bread. It is splendid for cook- aad) pachiselt Mbeatuatt yuell 3. Mix No. 1 with No. 2, adding Gold Label is for pancakes. You I'mown authority Meat forms uric | anly be that the world aspiration wil : . 5 thelr effort to titer it from the blood | East may become the firstirezion dan it in any of these recipes. But be eggs, stifring briskly. HalE hotr sid serve Wheneverithe of the recipes shown here. Don’t | and they become sort of paraly | gerously affected/ It is' our earnest | certain to specify Gold Label when 4. Have pie pans lined with crust. little folks are hungry, but be sure forget that there are two distinct and logsy. When vour kidneys | hope that, secing the calamity mili- i e et B | Pour in and bake. This makes two not to overlook the old folks. e S s o i sluggish and clog you must relieve | tarism wrought in Europe, tho | pies. If you wish to make but one Everybody likes N'Orleans Ginger | them_ like you relieve your bowels; | powers will check the inordinate am- | X | pie, equally divide the ingredients. Bread. 2 removing all the body’s urinous waste, | bitions of militarists in every part of else you have b che, sick head- | the world. | o 2 2 How vou praised your W|ache. dizy spells; your stomach e e B ot el Plantation Cakes Creole Caramels For Stewing Prunes, Delicious Boston y pLais b, sours, tongue is coated, and when the | The Serbs fighting the Montenc. 1. Mix two cups flour, one-half Boil two cups Brer Rabbit Mo- i i Noather s had 56U havelrheumatia | erital iha Mmolts. iiel Aahiing ters spoon sode, one small spoon cin- lasses, one-half cup milk and three Dried Apricots, Baked Beans o | twinges. The urine is cloudy. full of | vitory in all directions; the Czecho- namon, one half cup chopped seeded tablespbons butter until, when tested Apples, Peaches, etc. Follow your usual recipe for bak- photo? | sediment, channels often zet sore, | Slovaks arc warning the Austrian raisins. in water, candy hardens. Add few o e pe o Sp p it ter scalds and you are obliged 10! Germans,that they are not to deci 2. Cream gradually one-half cup drops vanilla, pour into buttered Use Brer Rabbit Molasses in ing beans, using Brer Rabbit Mo- | ow your friend that reliet two on three times dur-|eor themselves whether they will join | butter with two well-beaten eggs, plate, and when cooling mark off practically the same quantity as you lasses instead of sugar. You will . he night | o e 5 il 1%; cups Brer Rabbit Molasses and into your favorite shapes, and cut are accustomed to using sugar and wonder wh; ou ever used a 7 2 i y ving the night | Germany, ete.. ete.—ihus dramatical 4 cups Bre, 3 pes, . y v sugar wou meant it by having Either consult zo0d, reliable | jllustrating what we are coming to if °"§ Cg’ m"')‘_}" ’ s :hm candy is cold. Ma?vhmoth:jrs fdo{IO;vr)'qur u;ual v»a;; of stewing and probably never go back to using - : Jhysician at once or get from your e e . Combine mixture. Bake in eep the little ones out of the candy ried fruits. Sugar only sweetens 5 the photo framed nhisicis SRESE A ol W oot cun il sns afdl small pans, moderately. Goes good store by making this economical and —Brer Rabbit sweetens and gives SR i R ety St Wuioyas K ! with coffee after lunch or supper. tasty candy at home. added flavor and zest. leading druggi | acid which overworks the kidneys in | ramain unrealized, hut that the IFa friend s Christmas Let us frame it. e ke a tablespoonful in a glas: ey fe) = of water before break for a few atime. public opinion in the Aol B e WAl et Pancakes, Waffles, Hot Biscuits, Sliced Bread, For the Children - the acid of grapes and lemon juice |pressions by labor unjons, are he etc., and Brer Rabbit Molasses Youngsters naturally crave molasses. Years ago sliced t ombined with lithia, and has been | held comstantiy e : was part of the daily diet of children. Brer Rabbit hies as 1eld constant This is merely a reminder. It seems hardly necessary to tell you how child the clements the young growing body necc D Uhed onEenen Lo Pl ¢ ne unliersitienol e tating ) ] delicious Brer Rabbit is as a soread for pancakes or waffles for Breakfast, on T TR A e e neutralize acids in tne urine so it nc o ST Tor e hot biscuits for Luncheon or Dinner. And for children, any time of the you what molasses and bread means to children. Besides PHOTO EST. e s on ool Re oltE L L day, on sliced bread. and cuts the butter bill. I longer irritates, ending Hampshire, the town in which Dar N 69 Arch St. used for generations to clean and To the universities of the country [ weakness. ! mouth is located, has organized a | e e s branchien e e e e FREE Write us today for Brer Rabbit Cook Book. Tells you how to make delicious Desserts as the lent v - Creoles in New Orleans make 'em. Penick & Ford, Ltd.. New Orleans, La. | i | not injure and makes a delightful. ef- | president William J. Tueker, presi- | ' I"' vescent lithia dent emeritus of the college, and for its active president Krnesi Martin Hopkins, now president of the college The chairman of the exccutive com- | mittee is J. P, Richardson, hiead of the department of political science, and | active organizers were Frank H Dixon, head of the department of eco- nomics, and Herhert D. Foster, head of the history department Most St the 1culty are members A cable been sent 1o President Wilson de <oribing 1he organization and adding “ ze support to movement, 13 essential basis for just settl EBurope. The sit- tintions could then | throwgh sueh au mstrumentalit wing the great questions of the | tler 5 3 t with | include the peopl siid indemn and reparation, are | 1 7 soch order, | war, fis they shall be willin And now the question is heginning | secondary 1o the questions of securiy ace, o + commanding is- | ser he conditions of the to press hard upon the American con- ! ord peice If indemnity, for ex- | su til these are se how can | and as t ¢ able Lo G t is to be our ample, was the most zent o . . o1 nsistently | 5 ards. To my 9 | the “ing or gli de t questions, it wonld have been bet- | with i ley thus far declared) in | £ Free Nations is timely | for the racie f rope old governments had bec the 1stitution of Burope excepi | challenge to America and to the dem- 4 place. woid the conviction that we must in EOCe e e ol some way take a responsible part in | | B e ” NCIL IN PARIS COUALITY? | | FIRST MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL FOOD COUNCIL HELD It is the policy of this business to sell merchan-- dise of known quality only Whether your requirement is Furniture inex- pensive or costly you are assured of receiving an article of merit which carries our guarantee of service. There is a saying “You will remember the quality long after the price is forgotten.” If you aren’t acquainted wit !e‘r s talk it over. | | | ~ Rorden's ! Malted Mitk for the children | insteadofcakesand cookics | AGERTS FrR i A real food drink. | ot e 1 Insist om Borden's—always | - : st Tntsquar packepes o | X i | i | 4068 FORD Y1713 ¥ oventooum Z?mamd STREET i p CAPITOL THE IMPROYED i warrono TN e eacunes ! IMALTED MILK Norman Attelico of ltaly: General ¥ W of Itrance yrd Reading S A I'rench representative in char -eat Britain and Sir John Beate representing the [ nations met ir 1 C 1 i S LY My ] Idon P k west v Britain om left to | representat for the blockad l A win of Fri Undery ood.