New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 21

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920. ONE MINUTE WALK FROM MAIN ST. AND YOU SAVE DOLLARS. The Army and Navy Goods Store 56 CHURCH STREET A few more REGULAR ARMY BLANKETS LEFT AT $5.00 EACH. Below we mention a few other items that will interest you: = All. Wool Regular Army Shirts, chest lined and patched elbows. Slkip- We have the largest assortment of Raincoats in the city at prices that know no rivals. We also carry a full line of Leather Coats, Sub-Coats, Rainbow Coats and Sheepskin Coats, in all lengths and sizes. The Army and Ons, Sweaters, all wool Hose, all wool Underwear, Sheepskin Vests, all” wool Pants, pure white Kepak Pillows, Navy Pillow Slips, Navy Towels, and one hundred and one other items that space will not permit us to avy Goods Store 56 CHURCH STREET; OPEN EVERY EVENING just as necessary to charm somebody ;| Bake an hour in a slow oven. This controlled with his many wive with a man-size plece of cake as it | will make three large loaves. MARY. was in the past. Men are made most Electi .r. lnlc.pllhl. at the sight of food. The original recipe for election | not too sweet. Age improves the cake called for brandy and wine. Now | taste. It should be made at least a we “‘sulstitute” lemon juice. FElection Cake. The yeast may seem rather an 5 eups flour. 2 1.2 eups sugar 2 e 1 ewyp butter. 3.4 cup lard. 2 cups milk 3-4 cup yeast 1 cuv raisins. 1 cup citron 1-8 nutmeg. 1 tablespoon cinnamon 2 tablespoons lemon juice Cream shortening and sugar. Warm milk and stir into flour. Mix this hundred years ago, some demure an- \‘mh il mare 3 (Copyright. 1920, N. E. A) Jn Hartford, Connecticut, over a @estreas baked her first election cake. #he couldn’t vete but she knew her fnan and used hor powar to influence him in the way she would have him &o own voting. But at that it mly be Add yom Adl Beat well let rise in a warm place all mxln. In the morning add fruit which has been floured and spiced. eggs well beaten. into buttered and floured loaf cake Today we are planning to do our | o 070" 10 rice double its bulk. Storage. Supplies and Repairing | treatment. cake is the sott of cake | most men like—dark, substantial and DR. COOMBS | unknown quantity to the modern | THE NATUREOPATHIC PHYSICIAN | housekeeper, but yeast made with AND CHIROPRACTOR | a compressed yeast cake is simple to | 252 MAIN ST. TEL. 763 | make and requires no hops or fussing. Office hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Dady Dissolve a yeast cake in 3-4 cup | assistant 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. of luke warm water. This will make with my the mecessary 3-4 cup of yeast. in week before wanted for use. - . possible Talking about ward leaders, think | when all other systems rail and of the vote Mr. Solomon could have | cured to stay cured. Including swollen glands, la grippe. colds, asthma, pcr sistent coughs, chest and lung eases—all nervous condGitions, kmn-.y A and liver diseases, all skin discases and old sores, all stomach troubles/ Male and female conditions. No fail- 430 MAIN STREPT ures in neuritis, sciatica or any form of rheumatism. Beat well. Put | pjyery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Working people and familiegy will be treated until cured at $1.30° per " ---mmmJOHN A. ANDREWS & CO.@@@@EJEEI@@@ Where Your Grandmother Used to Trade § DON'T MISS IT! PAY $1.0 PAY $5.00 And We Will Give You A Receipt For JOHN A .ANDREWS & CO. THE BIG 132 MAIN STREET FURNITURE § (ESTA BLISHED 18”) NEW And Be a Member of Our Sewing Machine Club $10.00 Demonstration and Club Sale buy on our Dignified, Confidential CHARGE ACCOUNT Plan, N uring OW or d ‘the coming .eds !d'lnhzedmm u:r than Awomm%whm ik ~‘ Clothes That Please—On ramorsa.e" ‘ FEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Coats and Coaties Ski‘“'! Suits’ Furs m.-tn\;ufioa .‘ r o'oous........,‘ [ ad BOSTON CLOTHING STORE 63 Church Street I ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ] 6 ) 6