New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1919, Page 10

DENIES HE RREFUSED A LIFETIMEOF "o s o DID THEY BUY ARMY FOOD IN AKRON? LOOK AT THIS! Chancellor, Says He Never Objected " prevanted by “Fruit-a-iives” pRGGER T The Wonderful Fruit Medicing 5™ oo S0 German chancelion tenies 53 Matsoxyeove St., HuLr. cfused to mnegoti with “In my opinion, no other medicine through Pope tin 1917 4 : Is so good as ‘Fruit-a-tives’ for been alleged by 1’ roin o Indigestion and Constipation. centivEnull tents. IPrenifs For years, I suffered with these |!"F b ma il i dreaded diseases, Lrying all kinds of 1ii deniury dte - entmny 1 treatments until I was told L was 1917, seckir : i e e incurable. @ refusal (o t Bngland with One day a friend told me to try VieW (0 making peace at that time. Fruit-a-tives’ (or Fruit Lizer The et chancellor declare Fadlels), Toimy surprises T found F A8 S stll AEing AplibIic eI etiet il thi§ medicine gave immediate relicf, Ve b e ela meoitan £ S eyt s section Dr. Michaelis in | and in a short time I was all right o, M e | again”’. DONAT LALONDE ress ollows: hox, 6 for $2.50, trial size 2c. ) Il venture to attuck Ger- | At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES | 'Y 4 picaialic b imalntain cd | | | | | | |\ A 5 TSBURG - | 1 1ree o fou ear: 3 SR A Al =t 2 gangs @meed, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. | superi S i e i R e )v £ - nd lately, as an in- | they lined up before the Akron ar- ‘( abl proof of her competen e, | ieved a bhrilliant victory in th - | TP i e food brought about through the ef- mory for the 1 sale of government ; : internal Tieaimen 2 to obtain peace for our poor, | fOrts of the Akron Press to break the 0 P]Ies (Hemnnhmflg\) j red people and the world, then | high cost of living in this Ohio city. ought to do it and not conduet | Insistence of the Press made the city The bacon sold for 36 cents, the corn- | ed bect for a pound, and before 4 | | the day was over the supply was sold. | s e el om AL A ~“‘ v \} one moment longe government buy 15 tons of army ba- ‘ Buyers halved the strips of bacon on [ them with friends, < picturd e 2 molute mlict Frooy AT Michaclis concludes his stafe- | con and 30,000 s corned beef. | the spot in many cases and shared | at the right hranteet. | ment by saying that had his complete Ll o ctter been published the representa- become despon. | fives of the government would not INVADED DISTRICTS ANGRY. EXECUTE 15 VILLA PLOTTERS. |owned by his wife here, according to | TO PLAY GAMES ated president of the house of dele< t because .y have been led to| 'aVe convinced a portion of their R = ——— | Mr Bessie Bessona, a tenant. Mrs. WITH BIG LEAGU gates, B ot » case was hopeless | PArtY that he had refused a peace | Clemenceau Acts When They Threaten | Leaders of Conspiracy to Betray Chi- | Bessona complained yesterday before 5 d that there was no remedy for | °ffer in “an irresponsible manner.” to Go It Alone. huahua Pay the Penalty. relmavonE iconinittes sonfisentiniod T HEM e iE S8 U IS SR Ter ke | Lo | Pl W Paris, Aug. 12.—Premier Clemen-| Fl Paso, Axlig' ; Tifteen leaders | i':;fl;nir‘h\\;': \Qldlu‘lz:x.:“l‘.ll‘:;”n",,rdf,';\, | the et I:l,w‘“n «-(n!\'»‘;d\\\l-lil x‘nlu}'mp:lxlnc(d Howard S = Uttgrml tesnst vorre ot Srivo tiie temeds.| OIRIKERS SUB-LET JOBS | ceau is taking visorons action in be-| of fre cohepivacy to comse u mutiny| G 310 Sl uhaer e ciroum | Wi Dig lengue and other teams, ac- | Tl Buty-Bring Cream e discovery of a clever Ohio chemist, | U half of the liberated departments, | jast weok, and deliver the clty over to | Stances. coxdine tofplansiosiGeorEosialas R o) at taken internally, passe e A where the fecling that they have been | Gen. Francisco Villa, were executed, | Nast o oblned s DiosTAI Yelo | Keens! SuinlSbIE) (Cldet ) and: Fiable anged throush the stomach and in- | Workers Receive Inercase in Wages | joplected since the Germans departed | following the discovery of the plot, ac- | o L uveny . : A r such games vill sti late > 8] ri T stincs, and thus reaches he souree | g gu e o . has risen to such a point that the| cording to an American who arrived | LE T POSLAM P il Smulte A thensports To prove this to your complete sat< the trouble where, by its soothing, G gl AU DR, 6 R D R U el it o Medton, e isfaction, get a package at your usual aling antiseptic action, it first al- | pocket Surplus—Live Easy Lives. have formed a body to look after their| He said that the identity of the men SPEED AWAY CONGRESS ORGANIZED, | toilet goods counter. The directions ys and then by direct contact with e oot s e S v || QQuito, Aug. 12—The Fcuadorian | arc simple and it costs so little that e ulcers and piles causes them to| Genoa, July 28, (Correspondence | mast equivalent to a threat of separa- — congress opened its sessions here yes-| any girl or waman can afford it. Wa a1 and disappear forever. of the Associated Press.)—-Genoa | tion PENALTIE 'OR PROFITEERS. YOUR PIMPLES. terday. Julio Burbano Aguirre was 8uarantee it to satisfy you in eyery #:It's positively marvelous how speed- | longshoremen recenily converted The premier called a meeting of Tl B, AN 10 ey e G R OE inaugurated president of the senate,| Way or the purchase price will be ré« fly it acts. Blessed relief often | themselves in 24 hours from striking | inter-ministerial commission yesterday Commons yesterdy passed the second ] and Pacifico Villagomet was inaugur- funded. dbfnes in two or three days even in | workmen {o employers of labor. They | morning and told it that a new reglme reading of the government hill pro- If you have pimples, act at once on ses that have resisted all pre- | obtained, through a strike, the day | must be applied. The schools must be ! viding for prosecution and penalties U113 Suggestion—there can be mo usly known treatments really won- | rate wage of $6.50 and the following | opened, he said, funds advanced to' for persons guilty of profitecring, The | NATM in it and every probability of rful results have been accomplished. | day hired other men fcr their jobs at | communes and individuals, drinking ' vote was 251 to §. 2eRRE wonderrul benefit. Get some Poslam is one of the wonderful discoveries | § thereafter living easy lives | water supplied, wells sunk, camions | RS e j and apply directly over the eruptions recent years and anyone who is|on the remaining $4.30 for eight | provided, and war prisoners praperly| REVENTLOW FAVORS JAPAN. tonight. In the morning examine the sappointed with its use can have| hours' munagement of the $2 a day | divided. Berlin, Aug 12 Count Reventlow, | Skin for improvement. If encauc- jair money refunded. underling. M. Clemenceau then received the! editor of the Tages Zeitung, takes is. | #8¢d, continue as necessary and vou ° Just read what Mr. F. M. Smith of Instances of winning strikes, with | prefects of the departments and eX- sye with Count von Bernstorff over | Will doubitless 1 rel at the rapidity 13 Broadway, Lorain, Ohio, says: subsequent sub-letting of jobs, ac- | plained the program. He said that’ {he suggestion that Germany culti- | And effectiveness of this treatment “I gladly recommend Miro Remedy | cording to the Genoa idea has boen | they would receive the fullest powers.' yate a pro-American policy. Instead, | Now that You know what it n do, - Do you know that GATES HALF-SOLE TIRES a r Piles. There is no cqual to it. T prevalent during the intermitted labor | They must supervise all services, in-| Reventlow favors Japan. ’ | you will find many ways to utilize the #fiffered for 18 years and tried every- | troubles throughout Ttaly. flict necessary penalties nd remain LR et E healing properties of Poslam. A L e always in close touch with'their ad- WILKINS HAUNTS HOUS! Sold evervwhere. For free sample merits of GATES HALF-SOLE TIRES? tored for years and was a constant ; sufferer with bleeding piles. 1 took two bottles of Miro and was entirely cured. Any sufferer using it will re now avail in New Britain? And have you ever considered investigating the ROBERT MORRIS DAY, ministrations. ew York, Aug. 12.—The ghost of | Write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 _ : Dr. Walter G. Wilkins, who commit- | West 47th St., New York City, . Event to Be Observed By Order of I NEW ORLEANS. ted suicide after being convicted of And Poslam Soap, being medicated The GATES HALF - SOLE : SoBR e s reason they are not more com- 4 A o : e Ty < 10 o | with Poslam will benefit your skin Al 2 e 3 never regret it.” ! Eastern Star on August 30. e murdeniofahisiyile M Ea TR RICH| Mt e g it TIRE has a distinet advantage monly used is because they have i W 3 | Wilkins haunts a house formerly i £ L A toteschd s e i All pharmacists dispense Miro or| Hartford, Aug. 12—The members DYy oficreat CYShiSny SiicriEnaanios e Somh 8 Eica . denl Mok, et Of B vet 1t for you on short! notice. | o the Order of the mastern Star el ces Mis | manufacturec e improvec ull, oversize gives greater ridin Surely it is worth the little trouble to | observe Robert Morris Day with an PO A :rlmlu'l\vvl(‘ ‘()v’m)n.\lr.man‘,»»lwr\’n\ Lux’nlxu-:l ccond, the oversize obtain to be rid of piles forever. outing at Lighthouse Poin{, New Ha- | Major Sidney I. Parker, R. A. F., left he wearing surface from the wears longer, not only on ac IMPORTANT—What is known as | ven Saturday, August 30. There will | here at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after- i strain of inflation—therefore, it count of its size, but because its itching piles are not piles in the true | pe 3 meeting soon after 11 a. m., with | noon in a Curtiss flying boat, the Sea is not nearly as easily cut or greater strength ecnables it to sense of the word, although this con- | aqdresses by Grand Matron Mrs. Ada | Gull, for New Orleans, by way of the . broken when it hits sharp rocks, carry the load without undne dition may accompany a true case of | Oakley Pagan of Danbury, Wallace S. | Great Lakes and the Mississippi river. ruts or car tracks. This is a strain. The result is that the very important feature. tire has a chance to wear out piles. . For this condition Mira Pile} Meppill of New Haven, grand master | After a stop at Mamaroneck to pick ¥ Ointment has been prepared as in| ¢ Masons in Connecticut, and Mrs. | up the ather member of the crew, ( 0 ]nc With GATES HALF - SOLE instead of blow out. Third, ., od such cases It is not necessary to take | e the internal prescription If your druggist cannot supply you Lines Chapin of New Hartford, | Captain H. T. Wilcox, formerly of the grand matron of the grand chapter, | Scotch Guards, the first stop sched-? the inflation pressure is pro- the appearance of your car i 5 o ek, Order Eastern Star of the United | uled is Saratoga Lake. It was sum,} S o T eor With GATES HALF - SOLE we will gladly send either o he | State After tha meeting a shore | howev that a passenger might be | S Th C D (’ d (_; it el sl Sl e IR YL i ot itiom '0be gbove mail charges paid on receibt of | jinner will be served at one of 'the | taken on at Mamaroneck, who might uccessor to e urran l'y 00ds 0. e Resiiiues s ety T e s Sl S S price. Internal Treatment $1.50, 3 50 RS TS hotels. be set down at Albany. It was said -sun cannot affect it 1 and you've ever had before; yo I oo oot e Robert Morris was the founder of | that the flying bhoat ought to make ter cannot get into it—all have the security of g it Guarantee emedies | the order of the Eastern Star. from 70 to 80 miles an hour. g X wear is stopped; and, conse- puncture-proof servic which i Ot Ageflts fOl' the quently, GATES HALF-SOLI no other tire will give; you gain E:E)MB SAGEWTEA”IN TIRES practically solve the the advantages of a 20 per cent. = blow-out problem. oversize tire with its 50 per cent Sl LADIES' HOME JOURNAL [ | [miiten o 2 S it E i i 5 3 rienced motorists evervwhere pearance of your car is im- Yook Young! 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