New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JULY o, 1920. HERE is always a good deal To! sickness in the summer months, due to the bot weather. The heat i ly sovere on babies and chil- dren, and often it interferes with their developmeat and growth. They lose ap- potite, pass restless nights, suffer from indigestion, and finally constipation. In the hot Southern States mothers give a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin. at the first symptom of constipation. This formula is known 1o drugyists as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. and they have sold it under that Rame for & ?m-r‘ft‘. gentury. It is now o sole medicipal thousands of families, e Little Dorothy Boylan knows what real hot weather is ten months of the yoar. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Boylan, agd lives at 216 North Alexander St., in New Orleans. She has won thres successive first prizes as the “Grand Champion Baby of Loulsiana.” and her parents say the only medicine they have ever given her is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It has kept her healthy and built her up, and belped make it possible, they write, for Dorothy to be a prize-winning blbé. You can obtain a bottle of Dr. Cald- ii's Syrup Pepsin at any drug store. You will find it pleasant to take, and it does not gripe or weaken. Millions of people of all ages suffer from occasional or chronic constipation. Let them send name and address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 513 Washington Street, Monticello, IIL, for a free sample boctie of his wonderful Syrup Pepet 8 millon botees were botighe at i siores ast year, the Lavgest sale in the sorld, A cnptivating'..foikwnpfied bar—rare, mellow, maple cream, crowned with fine walnuts under a heavy coat of dark, rich czxooolatc —g-ood! e Cherry Red Candy Places HONORING AIR PIONEERS Prince of Wales Institutes Socicty to Commemorate Services of Men Who Initiated Service. ‘Washington, July 9. — To com- memorate the services of thd men who initiated aerial warfare and practically revolutionized it, an organ- zation has been formed in England under the presidency of the Prince of Wales, to raise a fund of about $2,- 000,000. There is to be erected a commem- orative monument to the fame of the officers and men of the Royal Naval Air Service, the Royal Flying Corps, the Australian Flying Corps and the Royal Air Force, including the of- ficers and men who joined the force from the overseas dominians. In this last class are many Americans who enlisted in the Canadian armies be- tore America got into the war. It also is proposed to . establish places of residential education for the children of airmen and to make al- Jowances for the children of officers, and generally to care for disabled, sick and infirm officers and airmen and their dependents. Believing that many Americans will be interested in the memorial, the air attache of the British embassy in Washingtan, Commodore L. Charlton, will furnish them any desired infor- mation. —— g CANDY BEATS POTATO. Gum Drop Used As Oil Can Stopper, With Spuds So Costly. Columbus, Ind., July 9.—The gum drop has replaced the potato as a stopper on the oil can in Columbus. Grocers no langer can afford to let even the smallest spud go for that use when they are selling for 12 1-2 cents per ‘pound. A local grocer introduced the gum drop as a stopper here recently when he prevented a customer from helping himself to a potato for that purpose. The candy was much cheaper, he said. TAKE WHISKEY OFF FREIGHT. Brockville, Ont., July 9.—Some time in the night between the Brockville yard and what is known as “the deep cut,” one mile east of the town, thir- ty-five cases of whiskey were removed from a car of an eastbound freight train, and detectives have been unable to locate them. Owing to a stiff grade trains move slowly, leaving Brockville for Montreal. The goods were, it is said, apparently lowered from the car by means of a rope. Apparently mort than one man was implicated. SEE OUR WINDOW SPECIALS ;7 SEE OUR WII SHOP IN THE MORNING POSSIBLE! ‘ By So Doing You Will Help Our A Clerks, and Get Quicker Service. venience. Two Wonder Values in [ Summer Voiles Comprising the season’s very best designs and colors. The quality is Summer Needs FROM THE DRUG DEPT. AT SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICES Williams’ Root Beer Extract 0Oil of Citronella Odorona Amolin Powder Mum Watkins’ Mulsified Cocoanut Oil - Pure Distilled Witch Hazel 4 oz. 15c—8 oz. 23c Dioxogen’ 16c Stork Castile Soap --.. 10c Kirk’s Cocoa Hard Water Germicidal Soap .. 17c cake A. 1. Hand Soap — lugesc ‘Talcs, Violet Sec, Sweet Orchid and others Nujol Oils . Vinol Maltines — all kinds ... 89c Merck’s Sodium Phos- phate .......... 11b 15¢c Gray’s Glycerine Tonic 88c Gude’s Pepto Mangan .. 85c Citrate Magnesia .. 1 pt 19¢ Nuxated Iron Tablets .. 687c Pheno Lax Tablets .... 17c A fresh bit of dain wear adds charm | Summer Frock. Vestes — extra speci) values, at ..... Rufflings .... 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Black, white and cordovan Women’s Silk Drop Stitch Hose, in black only, slightly irregu- 67c Pair Mason Jars— Women’s Half Hose (Suzettes) ~ Our Entire Stock Of Sennits,§{|F __ 44/~ Panamas, Splits, Yeddos, Bang-3| /=" 12274 s T e L koks, Leghorns and Porto Ricans | Good Luck .. 10c doz double silk heel and toe. You still have two solid months to wear your summer hat. Select one at the § Fits ’Em All " 10c doz. Deep garter top Saturday Specials AT THE NOTION COUNTER Darning Cotton 2 spools 5¢c Coloerite for Straw Hats Cool Summer Underwear FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY — AT PRICES THAT SPELL ECONOMY Boys Checked Nainsook Union Suits, sizes to 34 Boys' White Athletic Jerseys - - Men’s White Athletic Jerseys Men’s Balbriggan Union Suits, unbleached and white, of the finest grade yarn Women's fine ribbed bodice K Vests, silk shoulder straps . Women's Swiss ribbed Vests, trimmed with wide cluny laces .- Women's Union Suits. An extra fine knit garment, in every desirable style. Regular sizes .....- Extra sizes Elastic back Auto C with deep visors scarf loops, in a var| of fabrics. ! plaids and plain colors 69c a ‘Men’s Handkerchi Fine quality white co with neat 1-4 inch h stitched border .... Good grade, large Handkerchiefs, w colored borders, 1-4 i hems High grade woven dras, with colored ders and stripes ... A Handkerchief Sp Dainty lawn - Hand following prices. Marked ® $10.00 ‘1, $7.50 ‘7 $7.00 B $68.00 ceee 2 O 0 §5.00 O ? 0 ! Wrigit's Silver Polish ::f‘: Cream ....... $3.00 Meyers Putz Cream Metal Polish Children’s Everlastic Hose Supporters 12¢ pair Whisk Broms, good qual- ity, large size 2 Griffin’s Snow White Shoe Dressing Common Pins - ... Hump Hair Pins .... Silkateen — all colors s 8¢ spool Cameo Cap Shape Real Hair Nets Twink .. £ Rit Soap Dyes ribbon Three Big Specials for Women Women’s Gowns, a splendid assortment of lace and embroidery trimmed models, in nainsook or Windsor crepe Envelope Chemise. A very special lot of batiste and X n fine nainsooks in white and fiesh, beautifully chiefs, with < trimmed and well made ...... %163 woven borders, also WOMEN’S “VINDEX” ATHLETIC UNION SUITS ners embroidered One model of flesh colored batiste at ¢ white or colors. liberal supply ‘of' for your vacation, Connecticut Hat Co. . R. R. Arcade 20%