New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1920, Page 5

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WHAT DO YOU SAY? ARCADE STUDIO The photographer in your town, Why Your Dentifrice? white—to give health to the gums, and cleanliness Mono- | 1 | Heved HAS FIRST MEETING (Continued from first page) Cecil, former British assistant secre- tary of state for foreign affairs. Most of the South and Central American republics have full delega- tions here for the session. U. S, Observer There The United States was not repre- sented officially at today’s meeting but turoughout the session there will be present American “observers” who wiYl keep Washington fully informed of developments. At a meeting of the council of the league yesterday ar- rangements were made for the United States to have a representative on he financial commission as well as the commisssion on economics and man- Mexico, are the only other Americ tions which did not send delegates. Election of a pres- ident and several vice-presidents and the appointment of a few committees first an the program. It is be- the next ten days will be de- voted to discussions on the agenda of the meeting and during this time commissions will be at work on differ- ent questions laid before the assembly. It is probable reports from these commissions will not be ready for a presentation. Adjournment Expected The task aof framing decisions will then be taken up and it is believed the adjournment will not be taken for three or four weeks. A definite system of disarmament and a plan for wusing the economic bloskade against nations which tranigress the orders of the league will be among the principal subjects discussed. In addi- tion the plan for an international court which was framed at Brussels during last summer will recelve at- tention Japan is not expected to bring proposals on racial equality before the meetngbut she is expected to take a prominent part in the deltberations. The result of the presidential elec- tion in the United States has been a topic of conversation among delegates here but there has been no indica- tion that any effort has been made to get in touch with either Washing- ton or President-elect Harding. The Russian situation may be one of the topics brought before the meeting, the defeat of Gen. Wrangel's farces hav- ing brought about a new phase. Honduras 3 w3 JUDGE OHOATE DEAD. Wallingord, Nov. 15.—Judge Wil- llam Gardner Choate, former judge of the U. S District Court in New York, dibd here last night at the age of 91 years. He was a brother of late ambassador to England. Joseph LiadoledoleteBode dededoToto ot ToloTo T ot T R o e e o oo g ey i | | | Choate, and established the Rosemary | # school for girls at Greenwich, and ! was also identified with the founding | of Choate school for boys at this place. | & RONCHITIS At bedtime rub the throat and chest thoroughly with— Viek VAPORUB Qves 1.7 Million Jars Used Yearly Absolutely Free a liberal sample of Ki-M0IDS (GRANULES) For INDIGESTION Mail this “ad” today with name of paper and your address to SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION BLOOMFIELD, N. J. and comfort to the mouth. & NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1920, mivucen of her own home of cooking. gained from study of domestic sdem:e‘ in a state university.. Conscquently the advice she offers is a happy combination of she gives is her own. first tried our theory and practice. Every recipe Sister Mary cooks daily for a family of four a ults. She brought to her an understanding of the served at her family table. Cake and bread tins have a ten- dency to in the corners if carefully L T T T L Good ) Golden from reduced 70.00 to Buffet, to Oak reduced $65.00 Golden from Oak Buffet, $50.00 to Qak Buffet, $115.00 to Oak Buffet, r $120.00 to Oak Buffet, $80.00 to Oak Buffet, $100.00 to Oak Buffet, $115.00 to Golden from Golden reduced from Golden from Fumed from Fumed from Fumed Tables Oak Table, 25 to Golden from $2 48-inch and 8 feet. oak tops, tending to 6 and Table to Table to Fumed Oak Table, from $80.00 to Fumed Oak Table, reduced from $50.00 reduced reduced reduced not Odd Buffets-- Reduced $50.00 $52.00 T $64.00 $92.00 Extension The following Tables haye solid quariered 54-inc $40.00 $44.00 $64.00 Very often it isn't necessary to wash a cake pan after baking. If a spatula is used to scrape the pan clean, the tin will be in perfect shape to use next time. All baking pans should be kept in | a cupboard or drawer as near dust- proof as possible. Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—Baked pears, little pork sausages, creamed potatoes, bran muffins, coffee Luncheon—Sardine and egg sand- wiches, creamed asparagus on toast, little pickles, tea. Dinner—Boiled shoulder of lamb, mashed potatoes, baked squash, en- dive salad, apple tapioca pudding, drop cakes, coffee. My Own Recipes. If the masculine member of the family happens to be going far afield on a hunting trip for poor little bun- nies he will need a hearty breakfast to brace him for. unusual exertion. This breakfast of sausage and creamed potatoes, baked pears and bran muffins is calculated to satisfy and at the same time well-balanced and carefully chosen. i Sardine and BEgg Sandwiches. 1 box sardines. 3 hard-bofled egg yolks. Mayonnaise. Brown Bread. Butter. q Remove skin and bones from sar- j dines. Mash to a smooth paste with egg yolks, and enough mayonnaise to moisten. Spread on thin slices of ,brown bread and butter. Use the whites of the eggs in the cream sauce for the asparagus. Apple Tapioca Pudding. 4 apples. 4 teaspoons butter. 1-3 cup sugar. Cinnamon. 1-3 cup minute tapioca. 2 cups boiling water. 1-2 teaspoon salt. Cook tapioca in boiling salted wa- ter till transparent. Pare apples, cut in halves and remove core. Ar- range in a buttered baking dish. Fill | cavities with butter and sugar and sprinkle with cinnamon. Pour over tapioca and bake in a moderate oven till apples are soft. Serve with lemon sauce. You can’t make both ends meet on a kitchen allowance from which you borrow to buy hats. MARY. Sweet Cider For Sale $18 Per Barrel ‘With barrel, delivered. Made from Sound Apples. Guaran- |teed by | NEW BRITAIN BOTTLING WORKS, Tel. 1750 \ Dining . Fuller Company To put our story briefly—we have reduced prices radically on all Did long draw s Closet and Server This is a hig] Server, Extension the William and Table, leather slip seats. Buffet, a dist seat Chairs. LOUIS XVI ENG Suite has a C; h sizes, ex- Cabinet, Server a 9-PIECE AMERICAN WALNUT Reduced from $380.00. Large Buffet, ‘with genuine blue leather seats. A selected Walnut Suite at with relief decorations ANTIQUE IVORY BR Reduced from $3: A high grade Grand Rapids Suite consisting of Buiffet, Breakfast Service Roo m Furniture. keepug | able or full of cold. CASCARE “They Work while yo 1 alw: by Never Children 50 cents, ience. 10. 25. you takl: Now at the Most Opportune Time Comes the Real Big Break In Prices On Quality headachy, I Get out of the rut! Driv 1mees and constipatiof sid Feel ng Careal gripe or love Ca P i Room Furnitur The reduced prices are on a basis far lower than any| ticipated reductions in the wholesale market, for a long time to come, war! rant. Like the sweeping reductions we have previously announced on holstered Living Room Furniture, this is another step on our part to in hastening th it will be of the most KSGIVING WILL SOON BE HERE. No need adjustment of busiiiess to a normal basis. ‘We have planned this smash on Dining Room Furniture to come Penefit. TH! On that day, interest centers on the Dining Room. postponing the purchase of that much wanted new Dining Room Suite - making those needed additions or replacements. You can make the chan in time for Thanksgiving and with the assurance that prices will B lower than they are herc right now, for a long time to come, QUARTERED OAK SUITE Reduced from $3. 5. mall drawers and -~ and 5i-inch Extension Table. Chairs SUITE h grade suite of genuine Walnut at a of Buffet with mirror back, Server, Extension Table and 6 Chairs with gen- uine Spanish Leather scats. 8-PIECE MAHOGANY SUITE Reduced from $465.00. 54-inch Extension Table. Adam period style. 9-PIECE QUARTERED OAK SUITE Reduced from $100.00. Consists of 54-inch Mirror Back Buffet with generous drawer space, This suite is designed after Table and 6 pretty Chairs. Mary period. - ‘ 9-PIECE WILLIAM AND MARY SUITE .......cci0veeiinn... Reduced from $575.00. 10-PIECE AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE Reduced from $510.00. { Consists of a particularly attractive Buffet, Ghina Closet, very Chairs Extension Table and 6 10-PIECE JACOBEAN OAK S(JITI-:\. ‘e Reduced from $570.00. 10-PIECE QUEEN ANNE SUITE Reduced from $667.00. an appealing reduction SHERATON MAHOGANY SUITE Reduced from $630.00. inctive China Cabinet, Extension Table LISH MAHOGANY SUIT! Reduced from $700.00. 10-PIECE ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SUITE Reduced from $700.00. Serving Table. An adaptation fro in Burl Walnut. abinet AKFAST ROOM SUITE AND 4 00. nd Gate Leg Table. 2 . compartments; 1 Arm Chair and commodious, . ~$260 An exceptionally fine suite in Queen Anne period. Buffet 60 inches with 1 Quartered beautiful China as sclected. Quartered from $11.25 to Quartered low price. Cons from FFumed from 81 Fumed O '$300 5 Side Chuirs Numerous duced fr Oak uk Chai duced from $14.00 to Oak om Cha £9.00 Oak Oak $12.00 to Chair: 3.50 to s, patterns to Chairs, Chairs, re in Dining Chair: <. $11.0 mahogany nut and Jacobean oak, all reduced. '$400 Serving ith Brown Spanish A high grade Rockford Suite of most pleasing design. and 6 blue leather Quartered Quartered duced - $550 Fumed duced Fumed . duced m the Adam period Mahogany from $45 Mahogany from CHAIRS $239 Oak duced from from Oak from Oak from $60.00 Closet $58.00 Oak Closet, $65.00 Closet, $75.00 Closet, $85.00 Closet, 00 to Closet, red to . re- to . re- to re- to re- to reduced uced hina Closets . $46.0( $52.0( - $60.0 - $65.0( $37.0( Serving Tables Mahogany Serving duced from §1 Table, to " $8.50 $68.00 *. $95.00 from $85.00 to Mahogany Table, from $100.00 to Mahogany Table, from $120.00 to Dentists say this is all any dentifrice can safely do. And this is what Klenzo Dental Creme accomplishes perfectly. The denti- frice famous for its lingering Cool, Clean, Fumed Oak Serving Table, reduced from $30.00 to .. $20.0 . Fumed Oak Serving Table, ¢ NN C. C. Fuller Company 40-56 Ford Street, Har reduce CHOVBLVRHVOBVLGCRLRVLTIVOVDVVBVBOL OB VVOTIDBIGHOBT