New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY AMERICAN MILK POPULAR Consumer Both have Confidencein Petrograd, Nov, 10,~American eva- porated milk 18 finding an enormous /i sale In Russia, - Nearly as much milk in tins including brands never re- | talled in the United States, is shown in the shop winds of Petrograd and Moscow as can be found displayed in | (SS American citles, Many of these brands apparently are put up exclus— {vely for the export trade, T fl A The price here for a one-pound nn 2 Hn g from 20 to 80 cents, American Hence the tremendous Demand. milk may be bought at the rallway stations, in the villages and at the “The most delicious Tea you can bu¥' |great markets in the citles. In many JUST TRY lar instances it is peddled by children. WANTS STRIKE BAN . Cow-Punchers Punch In Germany BY SUPREWE COAT Rail Case May Be Taken Higher to Make Precedent Chicago, Nov. 10.—Pointing out alleged ‘evasions and discrepancies in the federated shop crafts’' answer to the Daugherty strike injunction, Spe- cial Assistant Attorney General Jacob M. Dickinson yesterday declared to Federal Judge Wilkerson the greatest good .to the greatest number and lkewise to labor and to orderly gov- ernment-demanded the issues of the injunetion case be decided by the United States supreme court. Mr, Dickinson opposed the argu- ment of Donald R. Richberg, counsel for dlsmissal of the "temporary in- Junction on the ground that the strike has ended. Blackburn Esterline, assistant United States solicitor general pre- The latest German sport is horseback boxing. Notice th ms‘; an‘:" 1’3’;2“;‘:""-‘ closing his| cowboy “chaps” inspired by American moving pictures. A liters srgument against dismisal, o issue| translation of the word cow-puncher possibly “suggested the lates! “iy discerned by the keen eye of an sport. 2 outraged - ‘people, who ' realize as neyer' before the menace to general welfare. They have been at times slow to .see,. at times indifferent, at ’ times: sympathetic- with labor on ac- count’ of the grievious ‘.wrongs in- filcted upom 1t, and have ‘yiglded to the dlsposition to forget and condone Canned Variety At Least Now Finding Enormons Sale in Russia [ e when a crisis has passed. ‘“Now they know - they must sub- mit the life currents of the nation to unbridled control by a small minority or exert -thelr power to end, such W % ¢ ND S M domination. | v o “We have reached'a polnt whare it i g ettt (R /(i¥ § AND A SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT the law ls. Defendants ought' to want to know. We cannot go on with a war of one class or another ¢ (/ / e S I i against the people, *:* ** If the L > g s p o lsw be not declared, and in its Iight ! % i b : ; & peaceable and just solution pro- f i, o St Careful Hostess Serves S OtflyMeadowGold.Butter i , fi oo dnweo ok« There's one sure way of always’serving unusually ’ ; NE ) good. butter—always buy. Meadow- Gold. - It is the | . . hostess’ assurance that her meals will never be dis- appointing. Meadow Gold Butter is always pure and fresh because it is churned daily‘ from ri-ch pasteurized ‘cream, and each individual pound is triple wrapped and sealed at the creamery. Butter is one of the most essential elements of the i 4 Y, diet. -Use Meadow Gold and you'll want to “spread . FOR . M AN OR WOM AN it on thick.” ‘ ' e rssnennece N New Britain’s Oldest Greatest BEATRICE CREAMERY CO., Successor to (e SERESE . | CREDIT CLOTHING HOUSE ‘wenty yoars ago, Jerome U, not-| GEEPLS .. 000 Women'’s and Misses’ Department Men's and Boys’ Department ed painter and opera singer, married Elizabeth Norris of Philadephla. They were divorced in 1914, remarried in R m . b‘ 7 ! . 1917, and divorced again ' in 1919. ol Y e | Fur Trimmed Wraps Conservative Business Suits Now Uhl is saillng for Europe to o 3 a::ry his former wife for the third X Da Smartly Taflored TOp Coats { Snappy Sport SUits ? Beautiful Canton'Crepe Dresses Newest Pencil Stripe Suits Fine Poiret Twill Dresses Sturdy Tweed Suits : New Styles Serge Dresses\ ; Boys"Extra{ Quality Serge Suits - Grandma’s || == e Pancake , Largest Stock Lowest Prices Easiest Terms Cakes like Grandmother used to make, with the real old-time taste—that's Heckers'! Insist on Grandma’s Pancake Flour at your procer’s. R e e 47 Main Street New Brltaln — OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS—