New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1910. SIR THOMAS LIPTON, BRITISH VOLUNTEER CARTER GLASS AND FIRST VICTORY BOND | 1 o2 A Gentle Laxative NOW VISTTING THS COMNTY®| FOR NEW ARMY UNTT pNSSSSSSRRgs v | | For Elderly People——— § i i A daily free movement of the bowels becomes a serious Recruiting Officers Receive Much _ : | problem as you step from middiefife into old age, and much f 2 depende2ce can no longer be placed on nature herself. The Encouragement : L bowels find artificial aid nevesaary, s 8 2 : : : 3 ‘The stronger the physic, as old people soon learn, the T T et U 3 3 : : greater the contraction of the bowels thereafter, and so the . St SEmLle i I [} i : wise purposcly avoid salt waters, pills and other harsh pur- that they openly threat- . o 3 gatives. Many have learned to place absolute reliance on enedmnninyiunless i eviEe the gentle but positive action of a combinetion of simple discharged have turned about and are volunteering for the New : & Jazative Deche with pepen 90ld by druggists under the el army, according to the militarys au- i : % § of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. thorities, who assert that they are 4 ¢ : : g ? It produces an agreeable movement as nearly natural and sa ed that there will be little diffi- & - 3 3 free as high pharmaceutical skill can make it. Thousands g"mdm;”‘e:e pz"l‘”“ 2 “,l\‘;nc‘.:-‘ SR : selves in fine health and good cheer, and entirely free from = : : : § constipation. The causes said to have sent the i : i The druggist will refund your money if it fails men flocking back to the colors i . e § todo as promised. the unexpectedly large war honus of- o . - Dr. Caldwell’s { fered to men who “take on” and the i . § PRICE AS ALWAYS 4 acute industrial situation, The first In spite of greatly &RUP ,!‘:DSIN factor has been of prime importance | 5 : 0 S i increased laboratory in the case of hoys from 18 to 21 Who s i R o ¥ e e oies The Perfect & Laxative have been two or more ye Iready | H and absorbing war M the army and who h no trade - | and Printing v ::f;:awiheh‘"'m'mé FREE SAMPLES —1f you have never used to fall back upon in civilian life. In T photo. shows . 3f the can be learned the of ¢ o | B Chich th h;'.“,;‘,; Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin send for a free trial the New army they will be fed, clothed | ¢ reasury Carter s a® he is | Victory Loan has been 8 ative has been sold by ~ bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 468 Washington 1o BERLEd e : A « Sroggists for the pase St Monticello, Il If there are babies athomie, and sheltered and dra® a minimum | removing the First tory Loan April 21st . R oo T ask for a copy of Dr. Caldwell's book, “The of about five dollars & week as pocket | Bond from the press in the, Bureau | ( er 2 lerwe ! | 50cand $1.00. Care of Baby.” money. They have quietly awakened | ] to the realization that there is no such - — | - prospect awaiting them on a return T to ‘“‘civie: . . ~ = | The industrial upheaval plays l main part in the decision of the older o e bl ° men. In the first rush for demobili- | @ % m 3 zatlon mo man was permitted to £o | ¢ o 4 who had not a definite ofter of em- | b i S A th b H ] L] ) = ployment. The government did all in | P 4 nO ef peCla plovment, e grmecompn dd 1| sin Diue : offers were bona-fide, but in spite of | : This Ti Bt 1 T : 2 every precaution thousands' of men | . 7 iS fime it IS THOMAS ] 2 gt their release on bogus papers. | Here'’s our Welcome LIPTON These men soon found themselves in - ; < an unenviable position. They could Hcme 0 You. Vi not get work and they faced some g | very uncomfortable inquiries if they applied for the out-of-work pay pro- - == : — ¥ - s Jaots. S Vided for those who are idle through | ' pege & - S | The ideal _furmtms for LWIHQ Room or. Sun : M ety |lmo fmiU of il i URe veren G : Q8 | Parlor. Done in soft brown French Walnut colop Sir Thomus Lipton, famous yachts- ©as¢ of a young man S oo sergeant was an easy road out of | g A 3 s ¢ . : 4 g 5 ]3 Winig G G0 G Ulf the | thelr troubles and that astute indi- | \ . ? ‘ ings, with seat and back cushions covered with : Royal Irish Yacht club, the colors of | aual” who draws a bonus for each R g : o 3 i tania. Sir Thomas carried his sixXty- | which he has carried in international | yecryit, was not blind to his mmm—‘ s ! . s p i : 2 prefi;]y toned patterns of good gradc tapestry” “or elght years and sturdy flsure with | competitions for many years. el | B : % ; HEa A third factor of minor but real i has arrived here on the Aqui- importance is the fact that numbers| : R i j J ! It has so many features of recommendation. NFLAMMATION | U. S. Shipping Expert |ofi viohart son bons s AND CONGESTION! — signed have discovered that they are | Inexpensive Jow mustard and where inflammation | 4 panionship of the army, the lack of or congestion is indicated it more responsibility and the easy hours. | than takes the place of the good old- | 3 Now that the war Is over the army | fashioned plaster or liniment of day: 2 1s resting on its laurels and in the gone by. It cannot blister and there great camps around England ‘“‘work’ | nre no disagresable fumes to irritate | : is confined to one hour's parade a duy | the nose and eyes. 9 x ; | with football games, paper chases and Just rub it on—that's all. Use i e other sports to fill in the remainder to stop Headache, backache, ear: | \ of the time. That is a considerable and neuralgia. Rub it on those tor- 3 contrast to elght or nine hours of tured rheumatic joints for blessed Te- ’ &g : 2 monotonous toil’in & shop or factory. lief—no local application can take its i The army authorities have not so . . : i far made publio. any figures on re- in the yellow box. Be sure to | cruting, but some Indlcation 15 of- Begy’s Mustarine. - . . | 3 fered by the experience of two bat- X i tallons In one- of the langest eamps in the south of England. In one unit, where all of the men had seen serv- ice overseas, more than 200 re-en- | listed in less than two weeks. 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