New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 20

2 S S 172 O e ord Man Tells His Story t How the Tonic Cinot L Wi 0ues it | oyy’s Sample Shoe Store these people CINOT will surely be a great boon as it will breath new lif. s e 8 193 Main Street Next to the Fair: * hout a month I have felt | run-down and tired omt, haa a dul — headache and seemed to feel tired sl ! over, my appetite was poor and I did , | not sleop well nights and when I got | up In tke morning I felt as if I had | not mome to bed at all and 1 knes | that I needed a good Tomie that would | { clean out my blood, improve my ap petite and tonc up the dntire system | A friend of mine told me to v | CINOT, which I did, and I am than! ful to say that it delivered the goo« i “«g" R & ke myself again. Than) \ | o TIN ONSTRA \! 3 ) g 4 Y AN EN- | SRT AT LLER-HANSON DRUG STOREF "HURCH ST Richard Bailey, It is aiso rc m Plainville b { C. R. Bylngton: In Forestville b i @ Balley of 185 Sigour- Kent's Pharmacy: in Southington by . . rtford, says CINOT is a Chaffee’s Drug Store; in Plantsville for a Spring Tonle, he- by George R. § p; In B 1 by lot of people t o The Madden Drug § in Glaston- tves around Bary by C. M. Densmers, and san Me Our entire stock of High Grade Footwear must be sold regardless of cost, loss or value. i halt well and obtained at all first class druggists o A AR Je i , WOMEN TAUGHT ECONOMY. | Girl Students Learn to Out Cost of | Living at Undversity. Austin, Tex., July 9.—Young wom- en students in the home economics i T Ot o No. 1—We find ourselves overstocked due to unseasonable weather. are learning how to cut the cost of > fecding & family. At the beginning No. 2—Owing to lock of space, we must have room for our Fall Shoes. the prime thing is to get a meal, but | toward the finish of the course the . . | young woman has also to turn out the No. 3—We must have money to meet our obligations, | fintshed product cheap. The university expects its young ex | Ports 10 cut about haif off the cost of Therefore ! We are compelled to give you an opportunity of a lifetime, to buy the finest quality shoes at prices so far below a lunch by switvhing deserts and leas ing off biscuits. Here is a sample of cost, that it will astonish you. | its_before and after college menus | For 45 cents a plate for four per. wons: Salmon croquettes, mashed po- tatoes, iced tea, tomato salad, biscuit, strawberries and ice cream. ! | For 24 cents a plate for four per- | sons (toward the end of the course) r D 2 ? o Creamed tuna fish on toast, French Women’s White Keds Men’s Tan Scout Shoes fried potatoes, apple and celery salad, hot tea, lemon ple. Women’s White Canvas Oxfords ACTION ON VICE. Men’s Russia Calf Shoes, Goodyear Welts, Shanghal, July 9.—Under a system- Special atized plan of licensing by which the number of permits issued will be de- creased yearly it is intended within fve years o banish _ disreputablo SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY. e e g et All Our Women’s $10, $12 and $14 All Our Men’s $10, $12 and $14 slon which conducted an investiga- tion through last year and has been P“mps and Oxfords Oxfords adopted by the taxpayers. COLDAR AS SOUVENIR. Vienna, July 9.~The general's col- Women’s Brown Tennis Shoes, BOys’, Shoes lar worn by Gustavus Adolphus, kiig of Sweden, when he was killed at the battle of Lutzen in 1632, has been pre- souted to the Scandinavian govern- ments by the state in recogmition of charity to Austria. The insignia was taken from his body by soldiers of tLe Austrian Guard and has been in the SALE STARTS SATURDAY JOYFUL EATING AT 9 A. M. Unless your food is yun. 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