New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1922, Page 12

IEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 A Real Remedy o ‘.‘Jcene.) I Su‘u.tn»Afncan Uprlvsm(r | Ci_ty lte{xls IHE HURRURS m: ?:{,{VIE\ N}%‘EIZ ‘?)LS‘P 8t, Patrick's ball, glven hy Rev, W, For Fa“lflg Hal!’ o, i g ;-\(,-J."“-’:-:‘,.,I,.‘:.m,',‘.]\'.'\ A ,;\“l gl Alphabetlcally Arranged For Gulek ¢ G ! ! f : i Migs Allene Thunnell of Hamlin f i "“‘:‘\TL;":‘:‘ street, Plainville, is recovering from TIVE INSERTIONS a serlous operation performed recent- — Charge Prepald 10 .00 Here's good news for all men and | . 4 4 4 ly at the Hartford hospital, M4s women whose hair is fallin out, who | 5 2N h G : : Runnell was formerly employed in the He"flved By “F[u“-a-fl\as"‘ are growing bald and have scalps | X oy & & o office of the Stanley Rule and Level Any good druggist can now cupply P 8 s Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner you with the gennine Parlsian , 1 : X ) 3 aav Indigesti Veak Digesti 3 v ¥ p 4 . 4 » J ndigestion, yeak digestio (Mquid form), which is guarantes g $ i - Qs - SRR B ARG i GlgasLion; Ak, Digestion ‘or —_— quickly, surely and safely abolish . - q . TS i s R G partial digestion of food, is one of ;“mu‘n 6 wors v'rn" a line, 5 3 ¥ ey ) & 1 A ¢ fec ch by the I’. A, 4 o rr Inch, every sign of dandruff, stop itching y g it i it its meeting held last evening. the most serious of present-day (i Ml Epce gealp and falling hair and promote a -8 5 - g All night service, Jack's Smoke | complaints Minimum iinok new growth or money refunded 4 s 3 X s Shop, Victory lLunch, 42-44 Church 'Hm\(-“]msuf'r'r with Indigestion o Ad, Acr Thousands can testify to its exeel L y > ; ¥ 4 Y 4 : street—Advt ks J Clansinad Page on Bame [,,.V, lence; some who feared baldness now b 5 S 4 et \ e 0 almost invariably are troubled with Ade Accepted Over thae Telaphone For glory in their abundant hair, while ‘ ; B B ool ; & an ! B\ aurel Court, 0. of A, will hold al pyoumatism, Slecplessness and ex- || Gouvenienco of Customere. Call 925 And 5 X 3 ) ; 4 : \ 3 ¢ R U meeting in the Masonic hall tomor- e At e 2l 7 il Ask For a '\Want AJ" Operator. r]a(hr-lr.nr:lm ;mrr;wux for years ‘\\n\ § Bt : [ g row night at 7:45 o'clock. A socla)| €essive Nervousness. and o g head ta cle N doi R X el 1 " N ’c::; :lr‘-ml:“m‘:'lr ‘::’:( hw "1“ il .I\c use | . # 4 4 : will be held in the afternoon with a “Fruit-a-tives” will always relieve of this simple hometreatment ! PR BRigat MY AY : fURnarae §ub0a0 clogi AQTgers- ‘ol Tnalpeatlan thasaifn |ifjose. 1abiely Sloxtiar whathan- bothared -with:| B : g ; ikt 1'.)\'“:'1““[( \]nl]':y'\m 1,.:"“ b ;,’;l strengthen the stomach museles, falling hair, gray hair, matted, vtringy 4 i % & ¥ XemPIIY ) inerease the flow of digestive juices & cr) hair, dandruft or itching seal b 3 theavark N | ! s air, dandr itching 4 3 e B e Hear “Virginia Blu at Morang', | and corrcet Constipation, which Parisian sage—you will not be - | - ™ » L $ 2 . ' Y L usually accompanies Indigestion ATTIAS Gladialus, Naw and upstos pointed, M's a sclentific prepi | 3 " : : : B D ONGaRnal AR DR T e s S e . S Catalogue on - application, that supplics all hair necds. i ®. 3 ; »- : 0'Conneli, ‘are spe T Ty i'- e & hox, G for §2.50, trial size 25c. % B et . ell, are spending u fow ¢ n et Tt c Sl ae i %7 New Yorl Atdealers or from PRUIT. IV T e ONE Ana dowern Limited, OGDE\'SBL‘RG N.Y. s Vorsarles, partios, Blddy, Vietor record for §t. Pat-, wat anernls, ete, Cail : e : rick’s Day, C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. = =1 Jjone" 11 attention. Vols | : A regular mecting of the hoard of ] Flaral o, fent.:2 Eritish ¢ arrive at a mine in ? ; public works will be held next Tues- 'i “ ’EfFN M"‘i‘ flN T y 1 Rates Upan’ Application. emem——— e wlor aths, cut pieces, ete., weddings, the Rand district arter thousands of 4 g day evenin ‘\\'ur)\l s had gone on strike. Below, i i Get the . Buy your smokes at ¢ . funerals, Welch's Flower 8hop, UU | strikers crowd about troops sent to s 3 » 2 Jack’ » Shop, Victory Lunch,| ’I'fi EES EN Z‘]PEE([ ; on gve order and protect proper 3 o . o 2-44 Church street.—Advt, y —_———— | at another mine. General nts 39 S e 2 % o= A A% Aty N U d I‘t k g H ld U d hastened to the scene of trouble with PN % ’ 4 T 3 CO . i x i i : 19540, Commercial Trust oW Undertaking Held Under hooed to i eng ot vronns ey o 8 UNTING STRIKE VOTES L0 0 T R Sl o Ruspicgs of Y. W. G. A ' LA (L000,00¢ 01 Tiese GEMIMANS | i s e e Ol ) REDUGE G[\DDY C{)ST i 25503 i ’ : Union Soft Coal Miners of This C(oun- | - same by paying for ad. Phone 2302 | i e . Tnclade] Wome 3 At =i i B e il il L » I : try and Canada to Know Result 106 men FOUKITROOK Tost, containing $164 and Twenty-seven gir > registe il ) 3 - = i R o tickel o Los Angeles. Liboral and 23 were present at the first Caddies Are About To Return To a o ih Y y Within Few Days. | Y, il Cedar Bt. slon of the class which is being con-| g 5 3 Co ¥ g 1 j % ., S zoz o 5 | Rerlin, March 16.—Thirteen million X 5 SEERa Aetedltinnerithe Tausp) of the v.| Normaley, Golf Club Committees ; i 5 Sl $ (v”ltV;‘fl{‘llgtxxilmwx:._ ;M.H “f;mm:v;f workers participated in strike move- Personals _l_ W. C. A. for girls desiring to take up | gecide. B & ' 2 : b ot e s ey ",hy,,“("""“” in Germany during the last| ™5y, rhouniatism for over 3 years. But first year High school work prepara- | L% r s bots 4 % iats mod Gt e e k18 monthe; | 8,000 000 of them mem- ' 1 curad mysell with Deken's Ointment. [ tory to training for the nursing pro-| Chicago, March 16.—Caddics arc 5 : J e : ; L e e of Socialist labor unions. The mmande ceryied misdsine L kR fession. about to return to a normaley, ac- by ) < e Unitet Min A \Workoreio PLAmoroas | e include 2,500,000 women. ¢ v ]\quk\ ‘Agent, 158 Kelsey Bt.. The class ©f 23 girls met last even- | cording to plans made at a meeting . it ; v Yi5150 etidiale. prenitten - b ohs | o L ee aind threats of strikes num- 2 4, Touy Varano, 162 Arch ing in room 200 of the Central Junior |of caddy committees of the golf clubs ted : v RSl oW A e Ado " in | bering 38.000 affected 642,000 busi- High school. On Monday evening, |in the Chicago district to discuss ways 0 R SEBTBD 1ok, Wollk.. on cept in 247 cases the Store Announcements Miss Wolski will be in charge and|of reducing the caddy cost and im-)— April 17 biit. announced that: the vote L re for higher wages and|_ = f ot bl 3 . rter ¥ iy { STORE— algebra as well as science will be | proving the status of the youths so T R e anlsr i Tl s : :;uu:h'.. On Wednesday evenings, }(hul they will become sométhing morc GOI“D”IO\‘J BETTER RthRfiD FOR 10 YEARS n(::tnxin‘ a n:\::x‘:‘lij‘v‘ \\‘mr‘l:‘l.‘\\-li[‘l p,,lm "hese m«mm«_‘u resulted in a hm:\‘ . = BTOCK I‘Ig‘fl‘R Mra, Willard Oquist, a former High [than mere club carriers. o . shoy the exact number of votes cast work 4 and cost la- D L school teacher, will be in charge and [ The meeting favored pay <SR tor Wil Satnk thaki Aol I bor 08,000,000 marks a week during ] y ) English history will be taught. caddies by the house, a reduction in| Municipal Labor Burcau Secs Indi-|This Is Punishment Meted Out to| Mine workers leaders here fin: the periods of idieness. This is said to be the first class of | the rate of pay and the stopping of : i have glven up all hope of obtaining| The wo secured weekly in- its kind in this te, and the results | tips, Opposition was expressed to the | cation of Improvement in Labor | French Diplomat, Accused of Ir-| " 0int in the central rnmpmm\- | ereases of wages amounting to 608,- RY OURR PR ym. AN EN' AND ] are being watched “with interest by |employment of boys more than 15 ) - PR = field, comprising western 858 marks (eqnivalent to about ONE OF THE PURCHAS the state supervisor of nurses in Hart- | years old as such lads would thereby Situation Locally. resulan; Dealings: vania, Ohio, Indiana and Tllinois. 1000,000) an age weekly dn-| 100 WORTH. \28 ,{“‘F}'L‘g;‘?m ford as well as many other Y. W. C.|become professionals condemned | gt i the unemployment | Paris, March 16, (By Associated | Although the conference on a wage | crease of 53 marks and pfennigs A. organizations. the employment of 1 caddies by | PO S fh the decronsing | Press)—Philippe J. Berthelot, former [scale for the Pennsylvania anthracite per workman. Double pay for over- T The class is stil open for girls de- | players who refused to take the caddy | NN U85 Coicants for jobs at the | secrtary general of the ministry of | ficlds is being held in Now York|time was also ecured. REAGE siring to take u pthis work. All ap- |assigned in rotation of application. | [LIGC 1 cnployment burean, the |forelgn affairs was today placed on |officlals here feit that the two sides All Strikes Settled ‘ plicants are asked to see Miss Roby| The discu at the meeting | O e of that office feel, |the diplomatic retired list *for ten |would be so far apart that no scttlec Employers in almost every strike =NEEeTehuax loutdonr a0 D the Y. W. C. A. before Wednesday | brought reiteration of the fact that |*8{ T BN [ oo of those who|years. This penalty. was meted: out |ment would be reached before April | promptly agreed to arbitration and | : S e of next weck. many champion American golfers | & I S e lately are erip- | In consequence of his activities while | 1, resulting in the anthracite miners | nearly all were settled With no other | house proprietors or even private fami- The girls who have registercd to [learned the game as caddics. -,,'}(,. whom the city cannot use. in|secre joining in the <\1<pr‘n-:inn of work. damage than loss of time and tempor- | lies an unusual opportunity to procure all N-—We are closing out our en- general in the affairs of " ~ .d of furnishings at exceedingly low sionally | the Banque Industriclle de Chine, a pension of business. o e i ceatsy date for the class follov B b Rk 00 3 Ethel Anderson, Louise Brighenti, COMPLETE POOL TEA) private employers have use for such | rhich suspended last summer. M. Tl‘“ 0 l 0 Demand for higher wages brought shing stands, dressers, chairs, etc., and Balbina Baloski, Julia Baloski, Juli = D an, and /in this way some relief ’x.pmwmr brother, Senator Andre nly Ure about by the increased cost of Jiving | e siling helow cost. Must be sold wlih- Bentz, Ebba Carlson, Catherine Coff-| P . g R et AR Cantas Berthelot was one of the principals in is considered an unpleasant nocessity | i1 next 10 davs Call at 507 7 W) ey, Patience Earnest, M. I'arley, Mz Clark Wins Place K."‘ Eliminating Fourteen men were sent out this |the bank. : 3 by the labor unions. statement re- | S—-Bring your film troubles to us. Pitzgerald, Jennie Fold: Grace In T Tournament R R The ambassador's court before ; cently from union offices sald: ! " a sie oure for them and well Bare! Hiizseta i Jennle Jioldar, iRk Son-Ue : i i : ; jo glad to hely you. Use our free serve Harriander, Mary Hubay, Erdean| pernard 8. Clark won a position on | which M. Derthelot was tried, _ren- ; : “Incessant demands for more pay Y Eais Johnstone, Anna Kajaskas, Catherine | he rmahg' pool team lagt night by HELD WITHOUT BONDS ST aEnoiE RO flatiing ? . ere regreitable from the workmar e Kerin, Pauline Kornowixz, Jennie|ciminating Ciement Grace in two | CorianT s Wi, 1‘;:|Ill|'(‘ v‘?rf‘w:sh(n“]:‘-“dL“t‘:’v: lols ki : . " . 2 _g“u“'dmv.,,,.,)“‘ .,n(mmvl-‘]d r’\} = m:r(; Lundgren, Margaret Murphy, Julia | gamt (iark came up from behind| Nangatuck Men Held Criminally Re-| banics G0 B2 W0 828005 v . i wages are necessar 616 seeme 10 : Ondrich, Nellie Ryan, B Sand- | tor Grace had taken the first game | ok e e nanaitlysoGanaedin the affairs of i be n rather hopeless race between ufo And Truck Agencies berg, Frieda Stanquist, S| S s e ! sponsible for ariox a private concern.” ! : wages and prices, in which prices so son, Anna Swanson, Constance Squil- % by /s narrow .marsin, and the| Naugatuck, “March 16.—Elmiro| The message he was asked to ex- o . tar have been leading.” lacote. (hird. game. waa won by ‘that pisyer|Lombardl and’ Primo Masi, held by plain was a telegram alleged to have < The statement added that the wage S e been sent to Maurice Casenav P , and labor troubles were only another 1 a close 't. The team that will | Coroner Monzant yesterday as erimin- DR o ) I e Do aiblestor tieidsath o DI (RrehchihIE COMBER SISk Ll N i ; evidence of the “unhealthy” condi- i oppose the Wallingford Tabs' Srenc ¢ he Y / ! X : “NEW HAYENH MEET]NG ‘_wy wilghit: dni this L;ity is ns follows: | gerio Bartomioli on February 19 wi ore | York, ’m," ng\hlm to u‘s( llw_fhr‘ulnlnlir;r i G tion of the “ierman rtate. “Tie car with e longer Tife. | The Told withoutnbondny unbil April 8 by | QuetcSiWIth- AIEEGAR Do b &F o : ; g Winkle lono Crean, Jam Luby, Thomas | artin Walsa, . A. Sears toda ‘Fhe com-|that checks of the Banque Indus: i Maxinsivelsny Dermard | udes T CABRE £ e | trielle de Chine might be met. . SALE OF GODS Action* on Reports, Flection of Of-|Clark and William Burke. After the | plaint set up murder in the first de- ! e ’ zames, lunch will be served, a card|gree as the charge. The man was = : & —_— ALLEN SEDAN—New A oA ficers and Discussion of ¥uropean [of hosing houts presented and cnter- | stabbed In the abdomen and died in WINS BY A LAUGH. - ;. 3 . AT el e Sl [ Silver Idols From Palace of Gackwar | it i vory good. Price $450, R, (1. Ru- ol e L tainment provided. !the Waterbury hospltal. 2 Prico 4450, R, C. o b s of Busi SS. . 3 ‘herry St. ort 1 T, el Kentucky State Semator Amuses and Baroda Placed on the Markets New Haven, March 16.—A call for Solons Who Pass His Measure. e y! b3 G g - = 3 % I\ demonstrator, 1 model, has the annual meeting of stockholders h i ‘V M A d P 2 : : in London. R T : of the N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. com- out fz'lcan ar ap AN 1cLures Frankfort, Ky, March 16.—Senator ; ; ey prartically new. x\?:"]n‘\;rm“; pany will shortly be issned for April | . e Bannie Taoor, republican, laughed his v ‘ . . London, March 16.—Silver gods| i ; Hetd Rudolph; 19 at Hotel Garde, in this city. script bill through the house of rep- ; from the palace of the Gaekwar of | 12 5 el. 2015-2. the meeting it is expected the ma » e resentatives yesterday. He has an § ll!nrmh\, ave yh(»r‘n brought to this 7 5 T agement will make a statement as R % 3t WS 6 KD . o e unusually ‘”’T”“']}:”’“r ‘“‘”g"' 1‘ ’:I‘“ o country for sale : i g o wond, angine fine, $175 sed extension of the Burop- : Sl bheen one of the features of the One of these is the four-armed ele- i ¢ ne. M. Trving Jester, 193 Arch 2;; S v at| aine f session. \When the bill came up sev- : : phant-hcaded Ganesa, thé God of | 8t o Btudsugen Vasty this time as to other matters to onnm ; s 5 eral members agreed to vote for the . 5 : i Wisdom and Remover of Difficulties. | pricic- ser touring, 1920, run only up aside from the routine matters g D EE IR p - measure if the senator would laugh. £ s It stands seven and one-half inches | 5,000 miivs 00 Lires, spare 1;: brand na S % PR ARt = g e ¢ § - i : e a e _| new. Top, unholstery and engine are such as acceptance of the annual - LI g e ,- ; The senator told his colleagues to G Laa nigh and is jewelled with rubies. Oth- | hew Wop, viholsery, ani, €XERe o2 statement and clection of officers. i . i G 2 vote first. When the favorable re- - | er gods to be disposed of are Kandeh | Eeliing with a 90 day guarantee, C. A, L SRR - i 5 sult v announced he mounted the Rao, the form of Siva, as worshipped | Bonce, 15 Main &, Phono 2215. “Where In England a prepared form of T i LRI A speaker's rostrum and let forth his Miss Mabel Gessner is passenger |in the land of the Mahrattas; Anna | _8ood used cars are sold."” chalk, molded into briquettes, is be- et i ' A 3 best laugh, which was applauded in|agent of the B. & O. R. R. at Balti- purna, the “Giver of Food;" and|prick, 1919, touring car, with winter top, ing used as fuel substitute 8 TN 5 i the house and the galterics. The bill | more. She is the only woman holding | gurya, the Sun God, seated on a lotus. | fust thoroughly everhauled and ls now in L e WO : s 3 ; / 3 requires companics which issue script | such a position. The collection of gems in the palace | the raint sion Brand new set of cord | 8 ; o, employes [tojredeem il 2. fass RO Il | of the Gaekwar is reported to be Hence, 15 Main . “Wnore good used value. PRISONERS SENTENCED. worth £2,000,000, and at durbars he are ‘sold. Phone’ 2215, e | == o b | wears a necklace containing & dia- | Sre ST T T s an o BASEBALL APRIL 21. Four Men in Belfast Must Serve Five | mond worth £80,000, known as “The | ~portunity. A o aorail ot sascdlione i Years I’enal itude. start of the South.” uppearance and will give good service. GIRLS! LEMONS 5 s SRR ) o A First Game rnrrlfiastvm Lozhe Glab Selling with a 90 day guarantee. “Whers == | wood used cars are sold. C. A. Bence Mareh 16—-Four men take AR o X PEAVE GoTR 1% Main §t. Phone 2216. to Be Played Then. [ pri s an encounter with spe- WHITEN HANDS ‘ 1 b3 4 | tow aven March 16.Spring|clal constables in the Tyrone moun-| st Augustine, Fin, March 16, (By |UICK ranabout, Good | condition, Good | e 4 b ; : B | 1aceball here is only five weeks away |taing were sontenced today to five|Associated = Press)—President Hard-} p,yy JHadity Bile Hn PR oK g IR0 | for President Welss of the New Ha.|vears penal servitude, 'The prisoners;jng had two rounds of golf as his| . Strost, ¢ | Wt ¢ v ven Eastern league club and Edward | Were 1bers of a band which Kid-| program for the last fuil day of his|BUICK 6, five passenger, refinished, $450. Al R § A S ; : o e, Yalo team, to- [napped 15 civilians at Feeny, County | plorida vacation. He will leave here | A I ek a bottle containing three ounces of | ; § 3 g 4 lay announced the first game betwoen |Down, took thewn over the mountains | tomorrow afternoon for Washington. | i New fitain. Ave, Hartford, or 513 Urstad I sy i Bhy, STUE TS ? T8 3 4 the two nines for April 21 at Weiss|and® imprisoned them in Hibernian In addition to shaking hands with t §t., New Britain. Fhone 1638-3. will supply for a few cents, shake 3 3 . M % ; e 0 e o A ma and nest [Dll At Cranagh, County ~Tyrone, hundreds yesterday during o SLal NIy e haesty uieEepl e b & o ' 5 P g g lay on Yale field, it a deciding game | Which when captured proved to belapout the city, he greeted approxim- harmless and delighttul lemon-bleach 3 L i 5 % :”': e RETING iS' needed it will be |2 regular bomb factory, the con: ln\hh“‘!'n(;\[y 1,500 persons who tternden Vg REAL BARGAINS lotion to soften and whiten red, rough 3 3 4 X % on April 24 reported. public reception held last night at his 1922 Studebaker. Special six. or chapped hands. This home-made S ] 7 L 4 5 2 ¥ y s hotel. 1223; ;‘ludm: Sedan. Temon lotion Is far superior to : S8 g ESi Nitroglycerin, powerful explosive, is = 1921 Magwen Cope. in and rose water to imooth oMoTIEE al one of the most powerful heart 1921 Ford Touring. woos MANLeALy 1931 Scripps-Booth Touring. skin, Famous atage beautics use :t| < i stimulants known to me science. Ouxdoes Geor e w_ LAL o b RophED } | g soft, cles " | L | as eeze l] 5 1920 Dort, 3 passenger runabout. wiTrooRT, Ford racers and many others. to bleach and bring that soft, cle SECHOGO rosy-white complexion, because S e \\ AT intate ) b o MasAN'S KRANL - dgeen’t rritate " wustexsoreJ) i i 4 an[j cuughed h’fist : Buy this month and save money. i B - HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, o ZEERUST DAlPOARTS F”*‘To‘“ ! : i 139 ARCH 8T. TEL. 2109, OXI DAZ E e | ST i MAFEKING BUY YOUR USED CAR NOW-— a R CADILLAG, 7 passenger, Gorman body, just { - R L Uf ihu nght = | oA 7, 4 overhauled and wiil sell very reasonablo. | 3 g, 2 o 4 ;/“\ 4, : Inquire Igx's bulldin oom 1 or 2. TALLI e ) 5457 | MOAITA o . e o M i gy ’ TALME. 7 ser Made With Essential Oils [ . o C 2 @ JONANNESBURG “Cerizane has worked wonders for me, " < v ; ey ‘fj,m‘.fil WAL A Lt S T | MUDUBA @5 ‘\v\}uwmflw and for a number of friends to whom [ L patd e o hauled. s This is a bargain at $325. Ine Y bave recommended it." - | % LR L gt e Mr. Josiah J. Cobb says this. He has POhtlc‘ans——Al*cnO“eers o s 3 qpNV e ) \;mmwmc Inrd for forty-cight years in Pawtuchet g o i Gardiner Petition | BALFOUR. R. 1., and is chief day watchman for a larze i N Clergymen—Lecturers ‘ ; 1\ Hl i : { For Mayor Circulated ‘ I\ R A R "1 wus all wheezed up and coughed most : g 1 | Henry 1% Gardiner of East street, i . b s f : Smgel‘s ol e o o : who was selected by the labor party N Anyone who speaks ”o CAPE whose volce is apt to v ‘ < L TowN were so terrible. Kvery time the weather p A ad e o Ol g AL B ‘ Fae v G R © LINDLEY se 1 to be addec « th \ : i ' seemed to be added to all the others that a petition of candidacy. The ticket s ; apeas il ; 2" {1 had before it. 1 tried a dozen difierent _ . ition o candiacy. ok g " p | medicines. \'unc of them were any real B ' will be known as the “Farmer- .abor - . v i Party,” the same as two years ago. © FRANKFORT™. ¥ 5 i : (\\ Zuiumou Cono T g plit open, the cough, dryness and pain % 3 5 to head the city ticket this year, call- xcmu © KROONSTAD @VREDE 5 help. The congh syrups I took upset m nterest in the South African revolution centers in two men, AR w‘fi ‘m(\“\IIpmlt ot Then A complete ticket, including aldermen and councilmen, will be named next "iiusangs o peoy a | General Jan Christian Smuts, p)mn]m of thT 0] inon tnfl\outh '\f- 1 got Cerizane, and | never 1:1“..“ anything e 1 remarkable o of these pure v 3 g 5 . -| to act so quickly as that medicine did. 1t s tial oil tablets ' ol “N ke (at left) and General J. B. M. Hertzog, leader o the repub!li | y s e liet In cases of ; ] i | can gownment (at right). On the outbreak of open warfare o the hitat Cuhcmahomfltesfio()dflafl Borenoss, or Tiekling in . and soreness out of my throat, stoppel Treatment: At night rub Cuticura j . « Ointment nto partings all over the : ! e - FOX'S tis Bronchial’ irritation, Bronchial A Generel Smuts rushed from Capetown (shown in the small map| he chest pains and made me perfectly fit Coughs, Colds, and a8 a preventative 9 fie ” z " % 2 e at the lower left hand corner) to Johannesburg, to take charge of |i (I : a week," scalp. Next morning shampoo with - st s against ¢ pe, Influenza and Pneumonin y 058 small Inexpensive, packnge of “OXi| the government measures to suppre the revolution. British | Cermnc is one of the famaoss, e 2 | | Cuticura Soap and “hot water. Re- ' Mon., Tues., Wed. of pure easential ofl in cnses of this kind; \\‘.upl(mos of the type pictured here were used to bomb the strik-| ehioroform, apium or any other harmful peat in two weeks, . ¥ “B dw P k” o iitey. sy by ’ ers’ commands. The larger map shows the Rand region, where|drg. New Fngiand. dostors Havs used """""""’"‘"‘""' Addroam “Outionratats mfi‘x‘q‘:(‘: ;:“::""";;:: G;""‘::;F'l “lr’rle roadway 1I'eacoc suse you many days of xeriout uees ot the fighting has centered. The strikers hoped for support from it for nealy a hundred years. o | | ek om0 LR Gont Sliot Tias ccroaled A1t A00,00D BUSTER KEATON supply you. ~ the republican movement. me.y LU PPl N v tines 1 S8 yehre: 1