New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1919, Page 6

» HE ND CLUB SALE OF MODERN BOOT SHOP| will place on | —=SALE=" U. S. GOVERNMENT ARMY AVIATORS LEATHER JACKETS $15 VALUKE .00 Rotoscillo Movement. “The Free.” % Music Cabinet Model When Closed, Beautiful ‘When Open, Convenient ovement. he Free.” Special at this Sale $12 Specia Allowance for your old Sewing Machine. Special discount and small weekly pay- ments to Club Members. “The Free” has ‘“Rotos- Most cillo” Movement. @ Beautiful * to Operate Correct The highest grade possible to make. It sews everything and anything from the finest chiffon to the heaviest carpet. Tvery needed adjustment is found in this Sew- ing Machine. Tt is truly wonderful as well as beautiful. Come in and see it and test it. Our attachments are the best that skill can make. Our demonstrator will show you everything and also make your name in silk—free of = charge—on this world-famed Sewing Machine. “The Free” has Rotoscillo Movement. JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. 2Minst. THE BIG FURNITURE STORE New Brituin, Ct. o e e e P ALSO U. S. GOVT. REGULATION WOOL SOCKS 4 S)OAPAIR Purchased Direct from the U. S. Government at Their Recent Auction at Boston Only in Beautiful Embroidery Free to Ladies—Your name made with Belding Ve He USED BY Automobilists Firemen Policemen Motormen Conductors Railroadmen Made of Full Grain Russia Calfskin Finest Silk (piece of art work) titched by C. Ellis, silk artist demonstrator and expert. is the Wizard Silk. Is Easiest in ON SALE SATURDAY Sews Absolutely abdominal s, according to the physician in charge. THe hospital was operated for seven months, treat- ing a total of 668 patients. In the various clinics and dispensaries oper- ated by the Red Cross in connection with the hospital, 24,000 men, 46,000 women and 70,000 children were treated in eleven months’ time. The hospital has now been turned. over to the ci health department. RISES “DEAD" EXPLOSIVES fomen and Children in Jerusalem to have been established for an air- plane with passenger Wednesday by Lieut. Weiss, the pilot, and Mechani- clan Begue. The flight, which took fifty-two minutes, was made at Vil- lacoublay, near here. The aviators' instruments showed that they ex- perienced a temperature of more than 2p degrees Fahrenheit below zecro. Suffer From Open Warfare Between Turks and Allies. Jerusalem, Aug. 15—Many children are injured each day in Palestine by ghells and explosives which were scattered throughout the country dur- | g the open warfare between the Turks and the Allies. The battle- | fields cover such a' large area that careful salvaging has been impossible, and the result is that thildren, farm- ! rs, or peasant women are mangled 'vlmosl every day by accidental ex- ‘plosions. A large number of the cases treat- d in the American Red Cross surgi- cal hospital here have been bomb or ' THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE PHOSPHATE Bitro-Phosphate to Flesh and Vigor CONDITIONS IMPROVING Shops Refilling and Social Gatherings T $350,000,000 SINCE NOV. 11 TO AID RUSSIA | London, Aug. 15.—British expendi- tures for naval and military opergtions in Russia from the date of the ‘armi- stice until the end of July amounted to $360,000,000, according to an ofli cial “White Paper” issued yesterday These expenditures —included assist- ance to Admiral Kolchak and Gen. Denikine. BRITAIN SPE! Y $ WITH THIS WONDERFUL INDUCEMENT WE ALSO ADD THE FOLLOWIN SHOE SPECIALS Tan Grain SCOUT SHOES $2.95 More Frequent in Serbia—Movie Houses Start Activities. Belgrade, Serbia, Aug. 15.—There are many evidences of bettering con- ditions in Belgrade. Belgrade uni- versity opened a short time ago. The American Red Cross is now erecting barraeks to house the students during the summer. In the spirit of the people there is a marked change for the better in the past few months. Social gatherings are more frequent, and a few moving picture theaters are in operation. Shops in the city are gradually re- filling with stocks. Prices are high. Reports from the interior indicate a large grain harvest with a possible plus for export in south Serbia. These reports have had an encour- aging effect on life in the capital. Men’s Genuine Vici Kid Lace OXFORDS All Hand Sewed $5.00 Men’s Russia Ma- hogany Calf Lace Shoes All Hand Sewed $5.45 Men’s Mahogany Calf Lace Shoes.- Goodyear Welts $4.90 a Pair PLAYERS WIN, Stockholm, Aug. 14.—The Bethle- hem Steel soccer football team awo feated the Stockholm Tigers today & score of 1 to 0. King Gustave w among the large crowd in attendance. NATIONALIZE LANDS KING SEE! . by Do(hhl' Like o Plain Healthy Strength, and Nerve Force Judging from the countless prepafa- tions and treatments which are contin- ually hging advertised for the purpose of S~ smakiwp thin people fleshy, developing neck and bust, and replacing ugly Mexican Congress Acting On Provi- sion Asking For Organization of All 0il Fields, rms, Eollowe and angles by the soft curved ines or health and beauty, there are jevidently thousands of men and women 1o keenly feel thefr excessive thinness. ThlnnLu‘ and weakness are often due to starved nerves. Our bodies need more phosphate than s contained in modern foods. Physiclans claim there is nothing that_ will supply this deficiency so well as the = organic phosphate known among druggists as bitro-phosphate, which s d by Clark & Brainerd In New and most all druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction money back. By feeding the nerves dircctly and by supplying the body cells with the necessary phosphori food eclements, bitro-phosphate should pro duce a welcomé transformation in the ap- pearance; . the increase in weight fre- Quently being astonishing Increase in weight also & geiéral improvement in the Néevousness, sleeplessness and which . nearly always thinness, should soon ought to brighten, with the bloom ‘of perfect orgia Hamilton, who was frall, reporting her own ex- Bitro-Phosphate has transformation 15 pounds and never | with it health, lack of accompany disappear, and pale carrfes excessive dull eye, chéeks a health. once t erjency biot bitfaptissprato 1s ! neral weakness, |t tendency to in- | anyone who h LISTEN TO THIS. Berlin, Aug. 15.—The Rundschau states that the credit of the R-34's trans-Atlantic flight was due to Count Zeppelin and adds that the inventor had been spared the pain he would have experienced had he lived to see England reap the credit and reward of his labor and his invention. DISCOVER PLATINUM. Papeete, Society Islands, Aug. 15.— Platinum deposits are reported to have been discovered on the island of Rurutu, one of the Austral group ap- proximataly 200 miles south of Tahiti A mining engineer from the United States is investigating the reported discovery for the holders of mining rights here. Mexico, City, ence of the though the called into ‘extr: on May 1, for the purpose of passing, among others, a petroleum law that would cary out the provisions of Ar- | ticle 27 of fhe new constitution, which | nationalizes oil lands, up to the pres- ent time the question has not been brought up for discussion in either the senate or the chamber of depu- ties. El Democrata July 15, Associated Mexican (Correspond- states that the two petroleum commissions appomted by the lower house are considering the objection raised by the foreign oil in- | terests that Article 27 is in direct op- position to Article 14 of the constitu- tion, which prohibits reroactive legis- lation. his hands of the MODERN BOOT SHOF — 16S MMAIN STREET — are arranza matter al President C to the has and olution. If fact, accord- an American effect washed has put it up to congress to find a this theory is based on ing to 4 high officer of Tom Had a Barrel of Luck. oil delay of question corparation here, the congress in takir would indicate that up the oil having the prolonged | ers are oncile its lead- | tion. OLWIA, WHAT DO You SUPPOSE THAT PERSON IS DOING WITH THAT BARREL P = R, | SUPPOSE THEY RE TAKRG PICTURES FOR- SOME. COMEDY Flrm- BY a difficy provisions of