New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1920, Page 9

HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920. 9 e e e = — e 3 7 3 : T “ 14 i 1 '(-opm Erench and British suggestions | president is understood to reject the | conc 8, T most impor t of M o N E Y g I l M E - LA B o . l | | that efforis be made to reach a direct| Treaty of London as a means of which is the abandonment'of territor B b under ! nding : between lml_\'! ‘.l)1 ' i illilv controv rr.;\. while ! between ]’-‘iur}nr‘ and 7(:!]\;_ Toe J :ul is not saved by buying poor Paint. avia rclative’ to the Adriatic| re ning from offering amy other v answer has not yet been receiv | : Buy the L & M SEMI-PASTE PURE PAINT and J N Y I[;E RlN[i IS BADL MUI]“ B SR method for consideration. in Ro B |i \I = Y lE i id that shoule Y As matters stand, Pertinax adds , ! : r ' I o bo i = suid that should this step fail | i s gk - URE r an ould be ready f.,. a.nu,u]‘ e e overnment s la: OTHERS | o It is.positively the best, because made i ACLOTY L0 the | == 7 | semi-paste (thick) form and enables . bu e Reduce your doctor's . . Sous = al \: 7 More Policemen Are Now Facing Faulty Cable Transmission Makes , s s ve uniersiood ne " Horlick’s the Original S SAVING OF $1.00 ON EVERY GALLG » A Efl]‘l Ac[i()[] lm Ossihle | :in»m.‘,‘\\oir afi:‘-tfi...) t ol scember Malted Milk — TR always on r i o of Paint you use. i | vlem and most ¢ s AT N S 2 U e £ 5 & rrest i y ] blem and Imitations & Substitutes S if not the é’.",{’:;’i.e‘;f':&if";'i?.fn';?.f 4 - — ) 4 ‘ | 3 il kalance and get all your money back, New York, March §2-Further ! London. March 6.—Important pas | e === — == — - = | Oiito L & M Semi-Pastc Paint 1t Pays to “MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT”| Stariling revelations in New York's | s President Wilson's reply 19 | ‘ 3 2 = == = > et | THE JOHN BOYLE CO.. NEV RIT.AIN: % HOMPSON, PLAI lic scandal w > made when the note of the allied premiers rc i = o - - S e VILLE: BRISTOL HDWL. 3 TOL. nt, District - Alorney tive to the Adriatic are obscure, owin Smith announced 5 3 of transmission which have Show that & S ! ) ian X a | oy ot tice m-m' u]rv in ’vlhc <I1"»<““i“< ‘Jfl““‘: ood that for this reason the n 2 0 try sp us errles ¢ dway from Forty-Secon« i b s ication ' { " st i el el T ik American president’'s (unn;mnunl\g“ 1 ARE BIG MONEY-MAKERS! Three inspection districts of the police | has not been made public here. , 11 THESE FARMS AR L FOR SUCH PURPOSE department are dvolved, Smith said. | 00 (pupers which h In view of the large numbers of women who are weekly i 30 Acres, Stock and Tools, Good Building~ s altho h'ulln” ; “:‘MH{:H:S M lemen | learned unofficially as to the nature | turning to the laundry for family washing service, those I 24 es, House and Ba ack and Tools ¢l principa al = ants reply remat { g o > i the fourth or old U () ¢ e who have not yet done so perhaps are not vet quite con- \ | with evident satisfac @ ) lerloin inspe ict. v ke Tl F (1) 10 ) vinced. ‘ et ”‘nfiu‘”” l ) | T;Z‘xg:t;:)mml.m Tl Lack of knowledge cannot be the reason, for it is hardly ROBERT B' WHITE’ Real EState hree f the An -Irench sugzes- gt 5 . 6 2 i builes s ooy v Dhaelad believable that any well informed woman is unacquainted i wemen of the stroet to share | v with the fact that laundries are now doing satisfactorily iv curnings with them would - be |y, ;0 yrareh:6.—President Wilson's | § a tremendous volume of family washifgs. ndicted carly nest weck. : S ndited e reply to the note sent to him by 0 Teniion GF O o BB e e elative to the Adri- | ( And so we invite all skeptical women to come in and sce nspir according to evidence now et 12 Hameaee e i the hands of the prosecutor, is a | atic ¥ : edibymen et how we launder family washings. Jawyer who is cha 1 with | g , e { ”;N e '\:Y.I)'.!,,‘.»’;,"U“,,", e |ttt biabi ieompany ing asked | . Come and see hf)w _Carefu]ly we sort garments. Come ! 2 Why Be Satisfied A S e e im b in and see how scientifically "and orderly we work. wosed to suppress them. | Keho de Paris. So can be as- | ( > 5 _ 7 . Al it o e || e, RO 0 e e 1. Watch our washing, wringing, drying and finishing pro- (i 't I 3 ned of the activit son does not show any d to with- cesses, (! W h L h 5 { o 5 ey i e e Then you will quickly see why our methods are easier ! Mus, Mulyado was Wh ou wish “some- | o7 ];:lotrhes than home methods of any ‘kind, and how ) W 1y (L0 (D I (P Ly e T et en {od,, would in- well we understand the different fabrics. And your fund is protected by the best se- who @ few vear | vent something new toeat” you : curity in the world—First Mortgages on Real wydjaccused of corrupting souns sl | need BEECHAMS PiLLs, Even You know you pay something like $150 to $250 a year for { Estate. e R ; :;—I;elflfrlgnigog&srigno;difmws i ¥ourl waskings when you count everything and such a When you can get 5% coupled with absolute s pro- | i : et ] e e W e i e ve e e amily expense is worth considering from every angle. security, if you accept less you are losing money. croait h Sl irritate mind as well as body. | If you should decide to engage our services you can A give us an idea of how you like r Drib tions. 1t NORTON PLACE. PLAINVILLE s of the thy ornered ar nts between the women, the ld 1 whia protected the ! “We know (hat she is no angel and We'd be glad to show you the many ways im wi# expoct to corroborate everything y things starched, etc. ) il e i BEECHAM s : Personal preferences explained always enable us to serve which fwe could e, of e efit o on- A more satisfactorily. Sold every. Largest H . ain ‘ o 3 ’.z:":z;;? PlLLs&f?fii’- This is by no means a perfunctery invitation. We are New Bl'lt -operahve . proud of our plant, our equipment and our work, and icemen could be *reached S ; y ol S e b it : ¢ we are always glad to show our customers through. ‘ avings oan Association dpon were declaved to have ene . ¢ s to reason™ th . Our charges are made at a low pound rate. All flat picces e . e 8 k ¢ - according o ¥~ i : ironed, the balance returned ready to iron. Tor small ¢ T:OOM 210 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING was something 1 ] ‘harge we jron garments -usually returned uniromed. Try our ) Y. J. Stearns, Secretary. You will be pleased. A policeman would ar ‘of the , charg ; arderlvich Feel great this morning. As soon as 1 5 N g ISLOERE DOR0C S ' felt it coming on yesterday I used 2 he would app Gray's Syrup and nipped it in the bud. § atlmer nior gest that > YeL- Just couldn’t miss an hour at the office, - f - we are_so busy and short-handed. % iTi¥ou wisl g Gray’s Syrup is 2 habit in our family, & ., bl ; " | & - e et e Laundry Co. Sendit ¥\ undy” Laundry Co. || B I .ynr\mmru\w‘l‘i‘rh. i e | PSS I T a4 J ¢! Pl GRAY'S SYRUP 33 Walnut Street 266 Arch Street || RrteaIl ! RED SPRUCE GUM | { before o court , Montreal D-WATSON £ CO. New York i i the lawyver got little of it S N MR T VGRS R m— i @ H ent the 1 K the com- | ing witness, or * 2 i innace : was then e to wilt und ) \ dmit that h prison resulting in her dischars 7 i | by the court. ¥ C 7 i For Cold or Ifluenza : | a Preve . t¥ke LANATIVE 4 ; | . Tt JUIN Tablets. Look | for B W. G rs signature on the | \ x. e, | bo | " BRIEF INSCRIPTION X / %oz : ‘ WORLD’S BEST GRADE —"ITO e = \ 0 : = —R ¢ g . Our Domestic Science demonstrators are now cided Tha rds * Glorious &2 / = H H H i Tt s . ] ; AN\ . - = \ ] making house to house calls in New Britain advo- Dend™” Will be Most Appropriate for | \ 2 8 B |] cating a larger use of good home made and baker’s Rritish Cenotaph. = . A D S : bread to lower the cost of living. While Daniel London. March 6. I has been de : ; Webster Flour costs originally a little more . than 1 (it the words o/ Our Glorioug | ' A other flours, “The value received more than equals e Wwill he the only inseription ap : s < " '] the higher cost. pearing on the cenotaph soon 1o be gl e = - PROTECTOR GU ARANTEE—If you are not ‘ariows creeds and denominations / thoroughly convinced thar Daniel Webster Flour has TS DL S o V4 { produced the best bread you ever baked after you ftish cabinet decided that . purcly have used an eutire sack of it, return the eampty 1 Hinscuiptionoutd g o iEE sack to dealer and purchase price will be refunded and charged to us. at - : ; C (fiz[/]/ Places EAGLE ROLLER MILL CO. CUTICURA HEALS| : e 1s BABY,S ECZEMA Cr OWded With Crisp’ mouth melting | Sovereigns’ Trading Co. Landweilr Bros. Miller & Olson, All S. Berkowitz. SoreandRed. ScaledOver. | | IO KMea andl Grocery gorsrh (()&hjudd Stores. e S man on /her face and it made ber very , ark “F3: tnoublesome. It took the | | NECCO CHOCOLATE CREAM JCAKES — Rich, vanilla cream l;:; l:fi:) \X)\(’,ld‘ l’;er" Cor Nat. Meat & Gro. Co. 4@ & jover ber face, andtheakin | | — thickly covered with chocolate. Foil wrapped, 10c. Ve SCIE R OTD: Wm. Schlenker 2‘:::’“‘;”‘%’;:;_':‘:“;(‘: i 2 NECCO MAPLE PECANS-—Delicious, maple cream, topped with Sharp & Shaw, formerly Universal Co-Operative * watery substance. This ‘ & selected pecans—chocolate covered. Foil wrapped bars, 7c. | " Cowlishaw's. Society gis . Sh ! ~ . AN P ST s ~ , = eeivmeiaisiroment Yl ese Rt Nehuco NEGCO VANILLA WALNUTS—A delightful vanilla cream, ‘ Hallinan’s bread always baked exclusively of Ui i i healed her.” = Gl o Frank 3. Fowter, Kb . wrapped bars, 7c. ment, dust with Talcum. o : NEW ENGLAND CONFECTIONERY Pl kg ity . : . BOSTON R ,&(S)SVPANY _ Wholesale. ! Sosmie Gamimemt®: Plainville Ct. Meriden, Ct. . . - . . InPimples Over Face. Skin | | disks of flavory sweetness—fascinating! ' stores. Corbin-Russwin Stores. v At ey LR OTHER TEMWTING NECCO SWEETS Co. W. B. Woodruff form of pimples nearly alf 17" Jwas sore and red. She Society. Bloomquist & Edman speead and then would scale over “ Then 1 tried Cuticura Soap and | | SwiETs topped with fine walnuts—all chocolate covered. Foil Daniel Webster Flour. 5. So0. Willow St., Manchester, N. H. TR A Y e Cuticura Soap. Ointment !nd ‘Tal- f LMW MADE BY THE MAKERS OF OVER cumaregllyaumdffi!ulcllflube& ! s S THREE HUNDRED NECCO SWEETS Bathe with Soap, sbothe with Oint- | | A 2 Yoo o [ e e T e e e et RS £