New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBE MOTOR LINES TAKE PLACE OF RAILRGADS London Suffers But Little When Strike Is Declared 'J Il!l g : ? put how can elther exist Wllh a d1<order0d stomadl or a torpid liver? It may be humiliating, but it is true, that the very powers on which we pride ourselves most, insight, judgment, ambition, ability to work, are dependent upon the condition of our digestive organs, If these important organs do not perform their functions satisfac- torily, the body and brain both suffer. There is no tone to the system and collapse often follows. London, Oct. 81, clated Press.) men's strike (By The When the tied up the As50- transports How necessary is it therefore, for us to live so that the stomach tion system of England tho ministry | and liver do their full duty and supply our bodies with the vigor we 2 of food put into operation a sc { schemo | need for our dmly work. e = i detail durving motor car transport planned in the war for use invasion. It that of German worked so successiully thero was no suf- | fering and virtually no inconvenionca from lick of | London it than could because food. In the case much bigger | fice any American city London lives a hand-to- | | mouth existonce in absence of ado- | quate stor tacilitics When the decision to strike was an- nounced the ministey put into | alfec stem of rationing as rigorous | dur the war, marshalled {h sovernment’s 5,000 automobile {rucks and closed Hyde Pavk. the wage carn ers’’ favorite place for prot tngs. The great parl dumping ground for food all over the country. distributéd to wholesalers The operation moved was were introduced over sixty years ago for the very purpose of prevent- ing or relieving all theso troubles arising in the stomach, liver, kid- neys and bowels. That they have been successful is proved by their wonderful popularity in all parts of the world. They are everywhere recognized as the most useful and efficacious remedy. They have not only relieved much deep-seated illness, but have prevented more. meet begame from it was | London. I railroad | ¢ R 7, 1916 auxiliar many of them still men voluntcer services, 14n khaki assistod the worke fn driving the motor cars and ndling lighter articles. The women Uso did an immense nmount of cler- | ical work. Army discipline did much { \\\‘-,.1 the success of the undertaking. government had plenty of cars ‘m( more than enouzh willing hands or every job. The ministry of food still had a firm grip on wholesalers ind retailers as far as alloiting food was concerned. This was a power conferred during the war and had never been relinquished. everal newspapers stated that the | railway workers did not appreclate tho government’s resourc One la- wder said the day the strike was red that Ingland would face tion within a week and the gov- ernment would be forced der. On the seventh day of the strike + high railrond official told The sociated Press that food was not con- idered o compelling factor in {he irike. RSTHMA There is no re’” but relief is often brought by For Colds and LaGrippe 30 Church St. HARTFORD Phone Elizabeth 378 They are a specific remedy for nervous debility, constipation, sick § smoothly that on the second day ra- | i§ a little and within supplies were plentitul, On | sixth day three-fourths of Lon- normal supplies of 167,000 milk daily was being brot tioning was eased headaches and depression body in a satisfactory state of health. They tone up the system and keep the 2 et A They (he ’ | don’s lens of in and After a few sented a scene somowhat like X a circus ground at a one-day stand. "fl.-l.amutSaIaofAnyMcducmcmlhc World.”” At All Druggists, 10c, 25¢ § eryvihing moved rapidly but theve distributed days Iyde Park pre { was little confusion. _Long lines | trucks, driven by army-trained at the direction, in many instances, | ¢f army officers, deposited food ! several loaded it for | tribution. | | Scores of women members of war | ln 0 Sd d v& Mr. Roosevelt’s centers or Death Journal for April, page 145, The Tadies' carries a remarkable article headed, This is an opening parugraph: Home “Theodore KRoosevelt's Tecth.” article which everybody should read. Here follows the mality was Roosevelt's smile! Whether your acquaintance with him was personal or only through photographs, the attribute of Roosevelt’s that you remember most clearly Is surely smile. Those flashing white teeth won him millions of friends—yet one of those teeth killed him.” “How expressive of his pe A¥hile the direct cause is said to have been what is known as monary embolism,” or blood clot on the lungs, the trouble which cos life of the great American had its start in an a ed tooth 2 say the doctors. There is no telling WHAT {roubles one is inviting when neglecting the teeth. The SAFE way is to allow a competent DENTIST to examine them every Iittle while. This will safeguard you against complications. T make no charge for such an examination—and my fees for work done are VERY REASONABLE. Better be safe than sorry! Come inl b ¥ You Have Only One Life-- cat has nine lives but you have only one. The happiness you find, the comforts that you enjoy must be yours now. Don’t be satisfied with decayed teeth or spongy sums year after year. Something better is in store for you, and here is how to have it. Come in and see mo at once, and I will explain overy detail to you. Then we can, if you are not able to do otherwise, arrange for small weekly payments that you will hardly feel It iz 50 easy and my work 1is absolutely painless for T use Nap-a-Minit WHAT ABOUT YOUR TEETH? international surgeons like Dr. Hunter of London, tell us cause of ill-health and even insanity. Be once more your teeth went had. Get back the old “pep”. the s Come in and seé me at once for an examination. My oflice is in the very equipment {s ideal, dentistry alone is practiced here cannot opportunity of having your teeth attended to and remember my is absolutely Specialists in Bridgework Beautiful Bridgework solutely painless ext It may be that a with tions, As Low as NO AFTER EFFECTS ’ EA 7. Henry Fagan, Dear Doctor It is a matter of personal satisfac- tion to me to testify that the bridge- work you made 18 not only perfect in appearance but has proved most serviceable; and I shall always con Great sider myself fortunate in having the unsuspected pleasure of recommending you to my were befors friends in order to better assure you mind. of my appreciation. clty The ARTHUR ADOLFSON, miss the 848 No. Burritt, New Britain, Ct. less, teeth are often the Healthy Person you wlert, active heart of the afford to pain- that the the Happy, f-confldence, the Good Ho you worl J. HENRY FAGAN, Dear Doctor: 1 was almost tearful when I entered your oflice to have ! surprised person when 1 realized it was out and without the slightest pain. method of dentistry is truly wonderful and you can rest assured I shall make it Dear Doctor:-— friends, J. W. RILEY, I want to tell you that vour 20 Unfor method of extaction is the best ever. J. 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