New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1921. JEN PRISONERS DUAL DIPLOMACY [t _ o | s — LL THEIR STORY) MENACE T0 JAPAN| ™ gos s wecimons COOP E Lo i isters- | | grenved Storec Mortgage Bonds of | of Sisters® Amsted 10 Meddlmg by Mmtarlsls (Causes R T Lo o N " of Hartford. ; Songsters and ¥ ablishes No-cat . . 5 '{ L b b - . < . reland EC;(EO_II]ES.‘FMIIOHS i Misconcep[ions, Soyeshima Saye :\-‘;.'.':;.\".: "1.'.'\"_"‘:::I." T:::.':' 11.—No | lOLQV“!‘-:R;AO\L/EII)OT\J\&;”AI_]L\YQ[;'i'l(z)li‘jlla[f\“' : The BOdwell Realty C Dousing shortage exists in Kansas JAN. 20TH, 1921. —_— City, as far as the several thousand We Lave 1 o b wild birds who make their sum- ¢ have changed only the name—sanic owners—same 3 differ from other Real Estate Bonds on the market tod ] v Tokio, April 11.—The alleged med- e o ey S o low prices—same large selection - gy el mer home in residence portions of ow price ame large selec . 3 ; . sodivh & rish National movement Fbem i i e | Bt b DL o e Ll i B 1,000 PAfiERNS TO CHOOSE FROM mf that lh: snt:;e First .Mortg-ge onhncl;llndlvldutlpl of property is the security against which you invest is well recognized throughout | abundance of bird houses, specially } ey d, even by British government plomacy is vigorously attacked by [the couthern parts of the city an OVER A MILLION ROLLS IN STOCK designed for different sorts of song All colors of the best non-fading duplex Oatmeals, with le whose task of subduing Binn ' County M. Soyeshima, a prominent {litants and restoring peace has | .., of the House of Peers in the 4 made ten-fold more diffieult by | " ¢ ” . birds, is to be found or without border: 3 . of it. Wherever one goes in COurse of a contribution to the Jupan- |y, interest in bird neighbors was : Nt i Singl THE BODWELL LAND COMPANY makes ‘these Bo ountry he hears oxtolled the | ese “Diplomatic Review,” which i$ |cultivated by a real estate develop 15c d 20(: legle DOUBLY SECURE by guaranteeing you against an ol ! loss whatever. . t of the women.' attracting considerable attention. ment comj some vo, and men shelter, foed and bind up| He affirmed that the cause of for- | gince then has been ke itive Vi ounds of the “flying columns™ of | eign misconceptions of Japan lies FeuB i Sot e oeel WAL A Nn Harmonellas and Harmonettes—a reguiar 75¢ value. | ’ . es | re 3 ¢ section. Lecturers, Singl oll We invite investments from $100.00 up. ime paym ingle R 5 . T o) fiwbi tepublican army. They col- b Bieal017a : v g tlefly in the so-called dual diplom- | expert on bird life, w brought to . oll | 4 poney for the Dail Eideann Kansas City, types of bird houses ac- Everything in wall paper at 10¢, 15¢, 20¢, 25¢c. Nothing b preferred. nd nurse and ¢ hundre s 25 ceptablo to different arie S ‘e that fall to women in war time. | Anglo-Japanesc, Japanese-America v i ? s o8 over aue. feathered songsters, were displaye A 5 < £ $ome of them do outside 'Wom- | and Chino-Japanese friendship. In l:l\“»:l 1: x””\".:“{. .:.u ‘._‘:4:1’.:“1‘:-':1!;11: ”:t !h:- largest wall paper dealers in the world. Stores in rustomed sphere of activities | (1o count’s opinion, “Japan’s diplom- | gistrict principal cities. and all scli wall paper at 1-3 to 1-2 the 1 o ly be conjectured ven since the outbreak of regular price. e 0 we e y { acy has, Sporting goods houses here, finding ral Strickland, governor of the | (he Iate gre e o great war, been a continuous (ne movement el g area now under martial la iries o Tallora’s = M it At e 1t popular, ‘laid in a sup- A call at our store will convince you. . BEH NG Marriiioniiont tiat WeBieh | thcie ire’ o Jeliber. 6o at Seast/mot TNY, % Bitd hotws, ‘guarantesf to at- = 8§ Room 407, National Bank Building. Telephone 1 d concealed under their skir's | now in view, men lke the late Prince jost Gcmirable tenanta and for : C e w " P I S fH ey Kicitar T Bt o | ™ . : had purveyed air ri anl ~ t t [ ew Britain, Conn. ; lomks th tfles, bombs and r Katsura and the late Marquis Ko- r;::\ l‘l_:l::. ":‘"d”;u;“l_m ";?”s iy Oop ;r a ape Ofes 0 . 4 Y scouts s - re girls have 3 rs which were used by the men ' ura t t et 3 S~ bnsible for u number of ambushes | o dr L “r"':.'r’l‘\“fw:‘"‘i\'“\v:,:r:"{:;; done much to foster a friendly atti- “WHY PAY MORE?”” own forces In the Cork district. > 3 ey " tude toward the little songsters whom Send full particulars concerning your 7% GUARAI thing in the last xix months of | SoMmitted the country to the Anglo- gyint prancis of Assini according to TEED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, Japanese alllance, over the heads of @ lla fghtlug has . more Intrigued | (oo 0 the clder statesmen and Basketball game and dancing at Y. tradition, used to call “my little o on ol aper readers | Magination of newspaper readers | o pepy \who were opposed to the idea the arrest of the 14 year old | Tt 0 brothers.” ‘o T 3 ho, RE St of. OCotk ccuity wa When the late war broke out the 2 Adress ng steel armor around her body, two otatesmen hedl” bees Sobo Sor caught while scurrying across o sl . D s H b t B ave il scurryine acroe | Lo ana wha tonones x| Hlerbert Browne pmen, according to report, accom- o8t _disconcertin, S e A X i B . . T MocOis yunt Soyeshima. Had they been TEACHER OF SINGING o r"“‘.’r‘:‘: :.‘:‘":."“ 'h'l. ‘R.'pl‘:.‘.lll‘ fve and in power, they would have ‘one Production. nterpretation, etc. p— ! N 5 .—._._——.——-— e —— y.who aliot and killed the 14 Tone Production. Interpretation, ctc. GEORGE A.NUIGLEY 297 NA»I T PO o ST T by o pebradi fMcers on Dublin's | 5¢€n to it that the country was solid- : B e ber ! 1y united against Germany before they BOYS' VOICES TRAINED ¥ % o proclamation recently spread | declared war on her. As it was, the WRITE 38 LINWOOD ST. fiéast through Ireland was head- Sovernment could not prevent news- W Stana Fast!’ Say Women of Ire- | Pabers and magazines, scholars and = L After lauding the Republican | military reservists, from talking and the proclamation continued: | Writing as if Japan were the triend of men and women of Ireland will | Germany and an enemy of the Allles. by our army till the certal Unfortunately, those in power suc- ory. We glory in their he cessively since those days have gone torture and In their deeds of | oh blundering, knowing no better than in the field. We repudiate the! to fish for cheap popularity. mny that our brave soldiers are The notorious Twenty-one Demands TWhen we launched DANIJ.L. WEBSTER flour on the comparatively short time agr, we anticipated success, as;¥ were offering to the comsurser the best flour ever producedy diseriminating consumer iv. not slow to recognize merit in meritorious article. \ However, the popul: .rity of DANIEL WEBSTER has gr excess of our most sans,ulne anticipations, . . It has already pl.ased thousands of housewlives. Its q been a stronger argu.nent than could have been made by pen. It may well t2 ocalled “A flour of quality.” “Better fnurder gang.' We must defy the | presented to China in January, 1915, 1y's Insolent command to refuse | had to be reduced to mere common- best,” and we can tiuthfully clajim for it “Once known, gu!tcn." i 5 e - ‘ and shelter to our countrymen. | place before they were finally accept- i h % U 2 el to every home—a Clean, pare, wholesome and. sanitar$; DANIED WEBST soorn all proclamations that| ed by her and that by force of an ul- i ld make Irish men and women | timatum. i 8 /R / 10-Day Tube. Send will ever contirue to lead where the consumer dem: Ours is a progressive company and our mill ors to their country, and we will| - Count Soyeshima thought the mili- ) tarists' meddling in diplomacy and ; : v 7 the coupon. Watch the mest modern contrivances known to Maf, 1t aim and inteution to give to the consumers of D. the German and Chinese propaganda 3 how your teeth Flour the very best flour in the world: g were chiefly responsible for what he ¥ a7 ] 4 - @ are a score or more of promin- | called “the present set-back in Japan- \ 5 A R s” ¥y |/ changc in a week While DANIEL WEBSTER costs originally a liftie ine other flours, “The value TFecelved morc- than equals * Trish women serving prison terms ese-American friendship,”” though he cost.” walting trial for their zealous ef- believed that “America has to bear Your bread will be more nutritious, wili'have a finer Is to further the cause of Irish in- ' more than half the blame.” He ex- endency, They Include doctors plajned his last remark in this man- will reniatn sweet and fresh longer; and you can owutain® mo than fiom an equal quaatity of any other flour. chers and sevoral young women | per: plsuously identified with the Irish “The Anglo-Saxons are a lovable A trial will convince you. DANIEL WEBSTER Flour its own arguments and appeal to you as eloquently as d uage revival race of people, but speaking candidly, nowned man whose name it bears. = = = they are a people of excessive pride, this being especially the case with Americans who may be said to have a weakness of being self-centered and The guarantee protects you. Please read it: “If you are not thoroughly convinced that DANIEL Flour has produced the best bread you ever baked after used an cntire sack of it, return the empty sack to selt-willed. The forcing of Japan to open her doors, the annexation of leave your name with him, and the purchase price will ed and charged to us.” 2 ( lin, April 11.—~Women are the tion and the sustaining powe: acy which was the worst deterrent to f 0 AR EEEE EEEYEEr IRl R Rl EEEE R R EE R EEE pendence—all come from selfecen- Take tralization. This trait of the Ameri- cans accounts, in no small measure for For tlle way that b 0 s prettier t&th the present cooling of friendship be- N\ f Hawaii, the war with Spain, the anti- Japanese campaign in California, the [ ] Bl | Iynching of negroes, the .audacious movement in support of Irish inde- rl e s O ay vamvo" tween Japan and America.” : “To do them Jjustice, however, Do as millions have done—make this ten-day test. Each use of Pepsodent brings five effects which Antericans are unsophisticated, sin- See how film removal beautifies the teeth., Learn dentists now desire. It attacks the film. It keeps L.x‘“'. i | core and strong-willed and where how it makes safer teeth. Brush your teeth in the the tecth so highly polished that film cannot easily they are persuaded to trust Japan and modern way and watch all the good effects. ¢ adhere. England it will not be so very diffi- P " p . < 9, ! Bmm. . It increases the salivary ‘flow, which is Nature’s cult & task for the three powers to Pl mak . [ sich es teeth din great tooth-protecting agent, It multiplies the starch work in concert and nmintain the '3 4 Siestant o thib, malive. Ditat b it i s peace of the world. To come to a That viscous film you feel is the teeth’s chief deposits which i £ i multi- Quinine real kood understanding with Ameri- | enemy. Most tooth troubles are now traced to it Pile the lkalinity of the slive, 1o meutalise the ca; howsver, JAInn'r; e nh;\(':l":yf]!h! 01%: §lin(sv to teetl‘ll. ?n:i t:ietween the teeth and stays. acids which cause tooth decay. tfablets J§ | srasp of America - S rushing methods did not effectively combat it. Thus Pepsodent is bringing to millions whiter, 30c. 1\:-3:’: ‘Iv:,l‘t:r‘l) n:\':':-lrfi;z t:;:m‘o::tm ‘t;_ g’fc.';" few people have escaped discoloration and :’e.::r;v safer te.gt:h, do!,g.ldjn‘ dentists gver"hege, 3 > o od urging 1 a on. Be sure ou t | | cation. Twenty years hence, he said. Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look dingy. s s 47 Y ge all the important government post It is the basis of tartar. It holds food substance . in China will be occupled by Chinese which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in Results are delightful BRO MO i seiion | o vady mitons e e Send the coupon for 3 10.Day Tube. Note b repare hersel 'or the - 11 i 3 s end the couy or a X te x of China ‘by America, and to Ge breed by millions in it. They, with tartar, clean the teeth feel after llnngy Mark theolbu:; e | quest are the chi that end Japan's militarist polfcy e chief cause of pyorrhea. of the viscous film. See how teeth whiten as the film-coats disappear. The genuine bears this signature must be discarded and her entire at- . s titude- towards China recasted. . He Two ways to fight it All the effects are delightful. All are now con- | added: “Our policy toward China has Dental science has now found two effective ways sidered essential. ee and feel them for awhile. been one of outrageous recklessness. to fight film. They are combined in a new-day tooth Read the reasons for them in the book we send. The imperial foreign minister, who paste—Pepsodent—made to meet modern require- Then decide for you and yours between the old ways eaused the 21 demands to be pre- ments. and the new. Cut out the coupon now. sented to China is said to have told a foreigner at the time that those were | not. the demands of the ministry but PAT OFF ° AFTER a day of the military cabal. A government 10-Day Tube Free ** |[E W. J. CAHILL p eaten up with that must bow to the militarists can e s o en THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, 3 never be trusted by the nation.” Wholesale Groce e detai le--take To him the militarists were the REG.U.S. Dept. B, 1104 S.Wabash Ave., Chicago, I11. o it home and work. e e i i ooty S He The New-Day Dentifrice Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to [®] Meriden, Ct Plain; tinued . Needs littls room, “Ninoty-nine per cent. of the Jap- andne. PAoDie ‘are opposed to' agBres- The scientific film combatant, approved by modern authori- - . ‘]@@E[fll@ @EE@@ EE@@EE DV CORONAGS sivism. They want no more war. The ties and now advised by leading dentists everywhere —to The Personul money Japan spends on her navy is bring five desired effects. All druggists supply the large h 1l he pays fo a o writing Machine nmurance. | But we can do with u e RN s .| Quick Results---Herald Classified| --gee onel FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Gum Keeps So Much Better in the Mouth SO T UAVE CAUGHT NO MAAM-I- YOU WEREN'T £ WHATSS | IS . 1 ) IN' NOU CHEWING GUM, S ‘ I WASNT SRS THAT GUM DOING IN YOUR wééggg%% MAVE T 2 . S A crewne. = MOUTR THEN 2. . 4 OF IN MY POCKET~ Sole Agonts for the OORONA. 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