New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1920, Page 2

oween veliies And AVOr'S ionery n Drug Co.: MAIN STRELET 4! first remarn of & ping here for his not be well informed d quality, because nows that we have of those things long me in. fall-Made Clothes aro hand all the style that & well-dressed — you can take ® it, because wo ® ourseives in our » The Horsfall pany ST., HARTFORD, to Buy Our Kind."” ¥ ITEMS cnt ll 50, $2 and $2.50 Wilson's.—advt. Burdeck's hi 1.——advt that wold up to $3 d §2.-~Wilson's L 1ade] bow tles, two for $1.| shirt nual meeting of the alley Kindergarten asso- held at Hartford at the Saturday, Oct. 16, Miss eoldon is secretary and | lon 18 on the publicity [ DAY SPEOIADL, Coffes, $1.00. S-—advt. ets-lt” onder orn Pecler Shits New Shrough life hynpuuy POs et o corn tall 300 wear shoes t0o ass & orn snys you dunu‘l thing. m.co Ohb n Dritain recommended as | jnstructed to bring in a new slate of " rem -n by The Clark rm., to b‘ charged. oi's Drug Store, .1, Octaber | 650 a advt. Bungalow to- at Dollar Day | Ruasel T W s — e e o fageded {”"?“‘l" '("“.}'&'@' polede Tedc il Oil Heaters On these cold murnings take ihe chill away with one of our latest Perfection Oil !eaters. No smell, no smoke, coal and wood : Herbert L. N'illls 336 Main Street e lolelotagoe tol ededob %1"@'5"@ %%E@fl%E%fi%%%filfl%fiflflfl%%fi%fi% W. J. CAHILL CO. MERIDEN, CONN, "n' Hardware Store s 5 e B PLAINVILLE, CONN. WIHOLESALE GROCERS % Cumulative Preferred Stock W. J. Cahill Co. with their modern building and facilities, m%%%%?%fi%% The integrity and ability, are to h§ classed among the successful, conservative business institutions ol low operating costs, unquestionable New England. Due to the rapidly expanding business they offer an issue of S 150,000.00 in 7 per cent Preferred Stock which will have back of it $300,000 of asscts with am income sufficient for ten times the div- § idends on Preferred Stock. This offering of stock will be callable at expiration of three years at $110.00. / Phones — Plainville 134 — 127 — 16-3. R.J. SKELLY, E. J. DYER, FISCAL AGENTS. 1 4 Antonio Gagnon. C. A, SHE'S VICTIM OF A |l POISON ATTACK | revun pipeal " | Dr. Frank Zwick reported that im- } L provement has been noted in garbage ! 1 collections. Whenever complaints are Overstrom, Dunn and | T 3 reported now, he said, the collection | 7 is turned over to a private collector | A at the rate of $1 for each job, that | amount being deducted. from the 3 salary of the regular collector. - A contract from the O. Zetterman | company of this eity for improve- ments at the slaughter house wa and approved. Thae company az 1 to do the work for $378. DOCTORS SAY CONSTIPATION | POISONS SYSTEM | Boyce 1<-||\ Her Experience. £ people suffer frou | constipatio which whole and causes d tongues, lnd headaches, foul breath; in ‘!v dren often results in high fever and actual illness. These conditions may be quic lieved by Dr. True's Elixir—the Iy lLaxative that has worked w for men, women and children sinc 1851 M. poisons ANTTA RaLDWIN 1 Los Angele T'he pursued Ky Baldwin. 1arous California se-track and theater millionaire, from the time he - was dubbed with the sobriquet of “Lucky" follows his daughter, Mrs. Anita I Baldwin, now. Recently an attempt tc [ True's Elixir. T give it to my boy, it polson Mrs. Baldwin with the fiendish | 1¢ doing him much good and I would bamboo polscn of Japan, was mude. | "0t be without a bottle for anything.” She belleves the attempt was that ot | Mr# Joseph discharged Japanese > N. B) placed tiny bits of bamboo You know the symptoms of chronic food. The bamboo fragments werc des | constipation—sour stomach, belching, Slaiid 15 Wark e Way thisact the d breath, heavy dull eyes, constant stomach, tearing the tis wway. She aches, and general out-of-sorts chy fecling. Then why not let Dr. True's Elixir help you? Dr. True's Elixir, the Family Laxative and Worin pleasant to ight for chil- “hard luch” that Boyce (Tracey Station, was saved by prompt treatment HEALTH BOARD WILL PAY DOGTOR KLEIN | Action Tiken on Recommenda , ‘ tion of Mayor Curtis { xpeller, is mna ..nl ‘v ko nl norl juq i wn up “CORNS” Lift Right Off Without Pain mas, of New York of Brown Universi the board of heaith rs vesterday afternoon at sslon of that bo loft by the resi | Mrs. Gertrude M. Kitson as | tory assistant and welfare nur; | nurse will take up his duties & | and Dr. J. M. Kleln who has be ing vaecanc since ho w Abraham tho offic Dr. J | partment | Orson ¥ ( health su Harrils, \\vll leav Upon su on of Ma Curtis, the board voted to y Dr. Klein for his services at the o of $100 a month D esn’t hurt a bit Drop a little ‘ wihorized the appoint- S an aching corn, in- ment of a committ of three to |st t corn etops hurting, then o7} have great faith in your Dr. L) Tl SO H G 52 % @@@@@@@@fi@@@@#&@@@@@#@@@a@@fi@a@@a@@@@@wé@@é@ - o B suggest Detter methods of housiag | #hortly you lifr it right off with fingers. ! wtock to be slaughtored at the slaugh- | Truly! ter house and to make improvemeits Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of The committes was also | “Freezone™” for a few cents, sufficlent to remove evesy hard corn, soft cern, or corn between the toos, apd the calluges, without soreness or irritation. | | | | | | | The board | | | | the sheds. gensca were grantoed o efiwwfiwwwwwwwm B @"@3@ &@@fi@@t}{)@ bt odeledotorade] ’@@@fifii'@ @@@&@fi@fi&#@@@@@ @@@fi@@@fi"@ ASHLEY’S Even Dollar Day Wednesday, October 13 This Sale will be the Greatest Sale we have ever had Be sure and Come to the Store that always gives real Reductions Sweater Coats $12.00 Sweater Coats $10. $10.50 Sweater Coats $9 $9.50 Sweater Coats $8 $7.00 Sweater Coats $6 DOLLAR DAY $2.00 Sweater Coats $1.00 DOLLAR DAY Winter Union Suits Now DOLLAR DAY $3.00 Glastenbury Wool Shirts and Drawers $2.00 DOLLAR DAY $6.00, $700 $8.00, $10.00 Silk Shirts $3.00 DOLLAR DAY Flannel Shirts $6.00 Flannel Shirts $5.00 $5.00 Flannel Shirts $4.00 $4.00 Flannel Shirts $3.00 $3-$3.50 Flannel Shirts $2 DOLLAR DAY OUTING FLANNEL Pajamas $4.00 Pajamas $3.00 Pajamas DOLLAR DAY $1.50 and $2.00 IMPORTED ENGLISH Wool Hose $1.00 DOLLAR DAY $2.00 Blue Working Shirts $1.00 DOLLAR DAY Soft Cuff Shirts $1.00 DOLLAR DAY $3.00 Soft Cuff Shirts I)OLikig DAY 35¢ White Sole Hose 5 pairs $1.00 DOLLAR DAY 35¢ Black and Tan Hose 8 pairs $1.00 DOLLAR DAY $1.50 Silk Hose .... $1.00 $1.00 Sik Hose .... T5¢ 50c Hose, 3 pairs . $1.00 65-75¢ Hose 2 pairs $1.00 40-45¢ Hose 4 pairs $1.00 DOLLAR DAY $4.00-54.50 Soft Cuff Shirts ' 20% Discount on Fall Suits Ashley Babcock Co. Hats $5.00 DOLLAR DAY $4.00 Hats $3.00 DOLLAR DAY Caps $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Imported Caps $2.00 DOLLAR DAY Collars 25c Stiff Collars 6 for $1.00 35¢-50c Soft Collars 25¢ Each DOLLAR DAY on Winter Overcoats fi@fi@##fi%@-##fi#fi#@-fi-fii-léfifi'fl#%%##fi##&fi?#fi##%##fi#@@@@@fi@fi Iél'fi'@ $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, $7.50 Soft and Stiff 209, Discount & & #@#i&’#i@fififi#%&“@fi-fi@@fiflfi@@@@@@fi@@fi&fi@@@@ Gt 4 B R 0 B R R e s AT FERERHVBEGRVLRED -3 -TdcdeRel Tt RoRoRltabobude elod oo degedeed g ao ? fi@fiflfififi###m#&#%%fi@fi%@u