New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 14

Being Relieved of Or- ic Trouble by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. ““I took Lydia E. Pink- e Compound for an or- ganic trouble which |l pulled me down un- /| til I could not put my |{ foot to the floor and scarcely do my liwork, and as I live | Il farm and T me. “I saw the Com- pound advertised in our paper, and tried it. It has restored imy health so I can do_all my work and am so grateful that I am recommend- ing it to my fri *— Mrs. D. M. ALTERS, R. R. oubles and have dragged construct to day can realize the this famous root and herb | remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, brought to Mrs. Alters. Women everywhere rs. Alte: eondition should profit by her recom- | mendation, and if there are any com- | lications write Lydia E. Pinkham’s | ion at shipping ge profits ir h an expe o government should co t great expens PHe governm Mr. Fletc tion of ships, s a matter for M future government's lished showing | of the en r 1d now 1 ship opcration was nditure of $3,800,000,- fedicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for 000, Fletcher said the | The result of their 40 years experience | United s would > one-fourth is at your service. of the w shippir “We have | 8 - = | heen 5,000,000 a day | JOYFUL ERTING a4 under 000 ton to the stomach troubled with over-acidity. Pleas- ant to take—relief prompt and definite. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION {90 much pro { continue high | although lower | rater. | Senator Fletc i ment zhould op | need not intert | vate lines, but an [ Tines and mait he said, would ‘f\fldr‘tl. “if ' the Are One of the Necessities of | GRADUATION TIME could make i something and building ale of the Our photographs are attractive that will in after ia s bring back the memories of the ! f D! irst graduation ARCADE STUDIO |55 proving suc for a consider “sorp private persons, iphuilc Unless your food is | | s her can- | digested without the after- | | e OB math of painful acidity,the : | qeaa we ioy is taken out of both ““Ther no nrr"*rl so pressing as | ot i ocean t portation. We are pre- ; |4 eating and living. s T i e it e domestic Tequirement but to supply | P the world demand.” B Cancellation of shipbuilding con- ; % s { tracts, Mr. Fletcher said. will cause a | § are wonderful in their help | | toss of about $50 per ton. While the | B same bottor an be operated with | § d he added, es will time, time than tha war her id if the govern 'n ships it 5 pri could develop new routes. An initial loss, It finally in profits. agement' he vernment should interests the profi it operating the present set.”” vernment's ships to he predicted, would »t many to foreign reg- leplored the wooden ships vilt by the gover g profitably. He a oncrete built ships a g implacable, steeled | | , quick 1i e Stove Repairs. STAR RANGER’ E test Photodrama ? ¥ the Year FILLIAM FARNUM Mon., Tues, Wed S A B NEW An charm rtment ction seem almost unbelievably New Summer Hats--New Spert Hats--New Net Hats New Milan Hats--New Georgeite Hats $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 Gutters, Leaders, Furnaces, Roof an Also General Tinning and Roof Painting. W. H. METCALFE arhle of smart modish Millinery wt d Prices Right. HATS ose dainty make our Speci June Sale Prices low. Included are $5.98 WONDER Trimmed Summer Hats Milans with Rihbon Crowns, Taf- ‘\’ALtJE‘—T HREE NINETY-EIGHT Ttalian Leghor Georgettes, feta Milans with Flo Georgzette Facings, Handsome Black Liseres with Black Satin Facings. The most extraordinary display of Summer Miilinerv to be lar price! There are S€port Hats, Street Hats, Dress Hats and Ga ; SALE. $3.98 zeen in all New Britain at thls popu- rden Hats in the lot. The Goldenblum Millinery Company 188 MAIN STREET Y. M. C. A. Building GLOBE_CLOTHING HOUSE| This store is the Home of Hari, Schaffner and Marx Clothes Money saving value in black Socks 2 pairs | for 35c. Actual i ! val. is 25c a pr. : Palm Reach Suits are rea- sonable in price $12 and higher. 127 Main St. Opp. Arch St. Phone 1409-2 Graduation and Vaca- tion Needs LINGERIE, SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR Shirts 81.00 up to §4.5 Drawers 75¢ up to Gowns 81.00 up to $6. Corset Covers 39¢ to $1.5 Camisoles 31.00 to $3 ng makes, back and front lace, prices tted if desired by ONE WHO EKNOWS, , White Skirts, White Blouses, Gloves, Veils, . Bathing Suits and Caps. Neckwear, cigarette. 100% They gratify your your taste—and wh apologies to make. ~ FTHIS is a new- - Woflc:L but Murads are the “old-fashioned"tasting Turkish tobacco makes them taste that way. That's why thousands and thousands of men demand them. fashioned pure Turkish pride and satisfy en you take them out of your pocket in any company you have no You know what we mean! Itis true that “ordinary” cigarettes cost a trifle less. Judge for yourself—! 7 Maters of the Hiohest and Fggplian CigaretlesintheWorld 24 Dirkish ~