New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 19z T e T S e e e e The fact that Lipton's is the first choice in tea drinking countries the world over, at- tests te the popularity which could only have been won by fresh- ness,aromaand flavor. i you would enjoy tea dritking at its best, ask for IPTON'S TEA Larzest Sale in the World Humane Bept. of the Presbyieriaa| Church Draits New Code a0 HERAT \ Pittsburgh, Pa.,, March ‘“Ten Commandments of Kindne: to reg- ulate’ conduct toward animals have Jjust been issued by the Department of Humane LEducation, Presbyterian Church of the United States. The Commandments point out man's duty to animals and are published with a view toward minimizing useless cruel- ty and killing. The Commandments are: 1-—Thou shalt not deal cruelly with the creatures of God's creation placed under thy dominion, but in kindness, justice and mercy shalt thou ad- minister thy guardianship over beast, bird and cattle seeking to serve in the spirit of thy creator. ~Thou shalt not delight thyself CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little| “Freezone” on an aching corn, in-| stantly that corn stops hurting, then| shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone” for a few cents, suffi- cient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or ir- ritation. '!ur the natural joy of living. wen images bul rather in tens nercies to those who depend | npon thy guardianship. Thou shalt not lay blame or punishment ur on those whe have no means sserting rights, wherefore |h<‘”! to them the adfudicator of right-| eousness in their midst; for the Lord thys God 15 a jealous God, remember- ing thy unfalthfulness and thy cruel- tics to all His creatures and visiting the errors of thy way upon dren down through the generations, in that thou bas set a lLad example unto them and hast by word and decd | led them to disrespect justice mercy In deallng with dcfenseless creaturea A—=-Thou shalt not curse thine cattle nor mflet vengeance upon God's creatures for the lord will not hold him guiltliees who dlsregards his erea- tion. 4-—Remerobes the sabbaticel rights a9f God's creatures piuctice them BaCred X rden and avery anim, all have its Jayu and fitting scus or rest ereby the drudge of toil in thy vice muy be comfortably miingled with the joy of livine. With res and counsiderstion thou shait assign thelr tasks and wi thou shall provide food, r mercy and those things wh nake —Honor and respect thy guard- ship over the animals which have n thy faithful servants and desert *hew rot in an evil day; for by so 3 thou mayest prolong thy nd increase thy Joys in the iand I the l.ord thy God giveth thee. —Thou shalt not kill, for the joy of kiliing; for the sport of Killing; for contest in skill; or for selfish yain. IPor the righteous man regardeth the; life cf his heast. T--Trkou shalt not commit {hyse!l to the lusts of bloody contests nor seck to look upon the cock-fight, the live pigeon shoot, the bull-fiht and all such atrocious acts. 8—Thou shalt not steal. nor take unto thyself selfishly or wantonly that which belongs to the comfort and needs of thy animals. 9—Thou, shalt not bear e wit ness for paltry gain to thyself whgre- by God's creatures suffer hunger, anguish or torture. Let the testimony of thy guardianship be above thy list for gain. 10-—Thou shalt not covet the hirds plumage, nor the anmials fur; thou shalt not covet the robin's nest nor her young by her side, nor the pigeon the freedom of the air, nor the deer the joy of the lair. destroy, 3 1bs. best coffee, $1.00. —advt. Russell's. Seeks Cancer Cure Lord Atholstan, proprietor of the Montreal Star, has offered $100,000 to any university student who will find a cure for cancer. Another of his philanthropies is a soup kitchen in his newspaper building where 2000 are fed daily. ldo up. |after a few weeks' use, | first—yes—but HARTFO | Treal your beauty fairly! | No matter how lovely | your features are you cannot betrulyaltractive q with a red blotchy aily skin Resinol Soap andOintment make bad complexions smoother softer'and generally charming RESINOL Soothing and Healing PELICAN EATS BALL Golfer at Tampa, Florida, Drives Into Lake—Bird Mistakes the Object for Fish. St. Petersburg, Fla., March 3.—A pelican, one of those huge, long- beaked marine birds that poise them- selves a hundred feet above the water, close their wings and with beaks open dive head foremost into schools of small fish, finished a golf game here recently “‘one down.” The Coffee Pot course is along the shore of Tampa Bay and on the eleventh hole is a small brackish lake forming a water hazard which must be crossed to reach the green. One member of a foursome drove from the tee and a strong wind rar- ried the ball into the lake. A peli- can flying lazily above the lake evi- dently took the ball bobbing on the | surface for a new variety of fish for he suddenly closed his wings, dropped with terrific speed, and gohbled {t. ASSIGNED TO DEVEX Boston, March 3.—Colonel George J. Holden, professor of military science at the I'nives ity of Vermont, was announced today as the com- manding officer and June 15 to July s the dates of the reserve officers’ training camp to be conducted at Camp Devens next summer. ——— e wvmwmmmm-nr} GIRLS! GROW THICK LONG, HEAVY HAIR ¢ WITH “DANDERINE” } Lor e oo o LR AN AN AT Buy a 35 cent bottle of “Danderine.”” One application ends all dandruff, stops itching and falling hair, and, in a few moments, you have doubled the beau- ty of your hair. Tt will appear a mass, so soft, lustrous, and easy to But what will please you most will be k5 when you see new hairgy fine and downy at really new hair growing all’ over the scalp. “Danderine” is to the hair what fresh showers of vain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. This delightful. stimulating tonic helps thin, lifeless faded hair to grow long, thick, heavy and luxuriant. Fashion And Charm Meet With a Very Low Price In This FIRST OF THE SEASON SALE OF Tweed Suits $22.50 - DEVELOPED IN KELLY - KLOTH The Authentic “Tweed” Sport Suiting Of The Season Modeled In Smart Mannish Taileurs In One And Two - Button Style With Half Notch Tuxedo Collars {he Colors—Alpine Blue, Rose, Stone, Gray And Lavender AT | to be doing well at St. Joseph's hos- LOGAL G, OF C. AS Knowledge of This or Other Cities Freely Dispensed Miss Mary " Curtin, and popular assistant sec of the Chamber of Commerce, has found herself in the position of gercral en- cyclopedia and information bLureau to the community since the recent ar- ticle in The Herald concerning the directories on file at the Commerce Chamber. Miss Curtin is in receipt of one or mare phone calls nearly every day from people who are look- ing for information Ask and Ye Shall Be Told. One day nol =0 long ago a woman's volce on the phone asked for the ad- dress of The —— e COMPANY. “What city is it in" the ques- tion. "I don't know, epliel the woman, “that’'s what I'm asking you to find out.” Instead of replying that it would take a force of clerks several the efficient days or a week going through some 300 or 400 directorics, Miss Curtn happened to remember the city in which the company was located, and the required street address was ob- tained from the directory of that city. The Wrong Number, Central. Another time a woman again called in and asked “What number is So- and-So of such and such a town?" After painstaking searching the direc- tory of the municipality in question until she found the street address, she was impatiently informed, “That's not what 1 want at all. I want their telephone number."” One Week Too Many. Another time a man, in all serious- ness, asked if there were 53 weeks in 1919. Puzzled for awhile as to whether or not the man was joshing her, or really did not know, Miss Curtin questioned him further. She found that the man had been paying an insurance premium weekly, it falling due on Wednesday. His pre- mium was to be paid ‘52 times a year. In looking up his records he found he had paid 53 premiums in 1919, This was not a job for the Chamber of Commerce, neither was the informa- tion desired contained in any city di- rectory. Instead of becoming sarcas- tic, Miss Curtin dug up an old 1919 calendar, and discovered that the year began and ended on Wednesday and the man had paid one extra pre- mium. New Directories. Directories were received this morn- ing from Bristol, Plainville, Terry ville, Ansonia, Conn., Patterson, N. J., Clinton and Lancaster, Mass., Derby, Shelton, Seymour, Conn., and Athol, Mass. 41c doz. Fresh eggs, —advt, Russell Bros. ILL AT AN OPERATION. Assistant Removes Two Appendixes | When Surgeon Is Stricken. Chicago, March 3.—Dr. E. R. Kingston, Lockport, 111, physician and surgeon, while removing the appendix of Miss Marie Lambert of Lockport, was stricken with acute stomach pains, indicating appendicitis. Dr. Roy L. Watson, assoclate sur- geon, completed the operation on Miss Lambert and then operated on Dr. Kingston. 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