New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 14

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NEW BRITA™ DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924, SRS = e EUNNF[}TIGUT LEADS AUNT SARAH PEABODY | SOUTHWIGK FARHERIS ' | Takes pills for years—finds first 3 At the Convention KILLED BY HIS OWN GUN .- " petgrson his trans: permanent relief in Kellogg’s Bran rermanint weli of four years on your Bran, and . Have you fqunrl permanent relief iy T have noticed 8 changs in from that terrible disease—eonstipa o £ ke tion? The woman whose letter follews Name and address furnisned on Discharge Blows Head OfF As e l 2 L‘ U ¢ : = iy raw nder Wir Mary discovered—as thousands have diseov- request. Write the Kellogg Co, in ) ( i ; ' . I 3 A e vOUDYCE 5 when all else This is because| If eaten {r-grl -, Rellogg's B;n:i, ocratic Nationd yeno | AR A . AT cII B A T Kellogg 's Bra L bran. Nothing {cooked and kru s guaranteed to e At | 5 ) N\ a i Buffalo Tournament This is what he wrote: Eat at ‘.Qgsl two 3 3 7% 0V ) N e fram 3 A “ lemen poonfuls y—in chronic cases, 20 woudattully Tapyy over with every meal. Money returned wery, | feel 1 must tell the not effective. . Tt S Notice the wonderful nut-like flavor. wars hesorting o puia"er | This flavor ia delicious—so differeat never having any perma- from ordinary, unpalatable brans. ment relief until 1 heArd of your Kellogg’s B S e Krumbled Bran, ellogg 's r:}n, ook g v Every morning 1 take two table- bled, made in Battle Creek, is splrvt: spoonfuls before my breakfast—and iy America’s leading hoteis and clubs. tince the latter part of August [ Demand Kellogg’s Bran. Tt will bring 28 must admit have not experienced back your health. Start eating it to+ one sick spell which I have had for ack ¥ 5 ting ;::x:' 1 Bave started my little gis) day. Sold by all grocers. |For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. STy Song ‘Beatal - BABY POWDER Miss Adeleine Ohman = Formore thap 36 years b Soprano, Assisted By MASTER ERIC DEMANDER Violinist At First Lutheran Church, Franklin Square TONIGHT, AT 8 P. M. Admission 50¢ (tax included) Lawn Social Immediately After Recital RENT A TYPEWRITER DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS All Makes To Select From Why not have your machine overhauled? by Fan ; :Recommended by Physicians and The Gommaotiont detcgation 1 o Tl i e o B v s S New Britain Typewriter Exchange B oiRdixton 310! poritio prios SR e MEMBERS P, B, FRAT |1 tect the ekin of Infants and Children |} 96 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 612 of candidates an ocedure, |} ’ - 7 e . The sudden decision . ock which pre . 1 Waskowitz, Deputy Rherlff | o Bovm . 1o | There’s Nothing Like It. All druggists York, in order that N ame ning s a M At Alfred Le eould be placed hefor onven- en ¢ stont, He ns WO ywit ) i nstalled as honorary tion the earlier, after it had heen pr o ARSI apter, Phi Reta posed to yield to New Hampshire for ety o Brown, came as a matter of political sons | expediency after the first plan P Aisenussed Undoubtedly ‘the Connectiont coeen o 0 AEKERERRH upmobiie e ripe | Philadelphia n § £ porsons #nd Waterbur N / 3 Pty W : N . i ; . < = / Clutch Gear and Shaft: Shaft and gear lth thlS Before Barrier Goes Down! ' / _ drap+forged chirome nickel ‘stael, double’ heab- =5 treated, unusually heavy. An annular ball chrome new soap | = & - \ nickel steel l’x‘anng supports lhe shaft at each ; y 1 : ) \ \ 3 \ end. Note the chrome nickel steel roller bearing in the center of the gear. Lesser construction in- Just . g H 7 ] g % 7 ' 4 § | AN \ N = ] } volves in the clutch gear, mPrcly low carbon; case-hardened steel, and plain bronze bearings Dissolve The thick soap-sudsy solu. tion — a wonderful even soapiness—gocsall through your clothes loosening even ground-in dirt. @ N = e ; The Only e - .. [ Safe, Sure Way . usion ol n the tev in ation act, they are the last INE [ | § There is only one way vou can be absolutely sure of the Use epGLgh ‘ , Attt et JeTC obd N motor car you buy. You must find out how it is engineered Alwave use enough Fine rst view of the ) i fane / \ and built, and of what it is built. to get la stand = er the cloth —_——— —— — . e J Hupmobile makes it easy for. you It shows you a Parts re in. The seeret of . . / / wondesful cleansing powes 11 - AN -2 Display—and the parts are the vital parts, the gears and lies in these firm. rich snde (:h”(‘ ren 3 = . \ shafts and rods which make the car go. UJC \ : C. r - / Under each part is a card, describing the part, the '1y O [ 4 | 2 material of which it is made, and the construction n which it iz used On the card also appears, in red letters, a description of cheaper construction So that you, can, if you desire, use the information in checking other cars selling for as much i da k dirt oumt Y : 8 ; . :0:::;: ::d 13...?;.’,.,.:}.‘!': 'v:’.. ’ or more than Hupmoblle moreharmful rubbing. Your SR CITY SERVICE STATION sy e i Cor. HARTFORD AVE. and STANLEY ST. S # ‘ i 2 /12:‘/:1;/5,7: Showrooms 6 Main Street ians everywhere recominend ity

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