New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926. e e SPORTSHEN ENJOY 7 JENS T0 OBSERIE Cinders But | Penn Yan, N. Y., | () " it oo o PrOGIAM of Fun Prepared for Talmud Torah LICENSES SUSPENDED FOR IMPROPER MARKER Motar | mecting this evening to ’Hl\lu‘-- [ 0 conte filiate 'he ed to last through and May Camp honors ( o u A son was born follow February 24, to Mr | riett an 5 ) L HL Phzell of Rabbin { Marjorit ( The Maple Hil B [1ee: honor mention, next Tuesday Ames, Helen Pankonin, at the Lricson, Ruth Gibney, I Pauline Kallin, Wednosd and Mis, enue, club will | ternoon at Ger- | 2:30 o'clock of Mrs. his Irenc { R, 1L Doane, Frederick streot, | The | Mrs, William 11, 8pittler of Wal- t clrele closed a happy|{nut strect spent last woekeend in L Many voluntecr dishwash Vocic nkbseaihoten hatTion wust is 1o ho a wearie Ke Land At cae ol Bhonis, tuted with lite, and all | lyn, No Yo, and her sister ; Goodrich Horton event Sir Burry Jackgon, British Theatergoers to il ML LI A ATKe See 1926 Mephistopheles « vunon w o Birmingham, Eng., Feh, 3% (9 heles I8 to be robbed of 4 and red tights, He is to WILL 01 gular “lounge lzard," The [ immaculate roue with Satunic is X b X ont 1 s v oexperiment g opern garot hom MIES. GOobRICH Vehiclo Department Reports | tende v o Huigls, 00d-ni ovenin Action Against Those With Charles He ! Fish and Game Association An- nual Meeting Monday Night Over ments have been s s of the New aclation wr 1Y, Goodrich ot Mrs. Ku'h Borrowed Plates, sorvations for tthe | of I ire 1o he ¢ aust in tiol Birming! ind Opera s preparing to give in an effort t denionstrate that it can he prodi in a thoroughly up-to-the-minute qo |SU(tNg With the same success that Hamlet was glven in plus-fours and | tate | GONQUER CONSTIPATION EASILY Jonths perinds of train- BeaiRcempltadian dgtinge Kellogg's ALL-BRAN relieves con- stipation because it is 1007, BRAN XCHANGE OFFICERS Unitedd States and Japanese Armies iction hundred nt out t thirteen executors 8 drawn € an ose than $70,000 Lo § tuken number | 10! from | oan- dritain I for the or assocln nants will , at the To Permit Several Eaperts Study Other's Methods, Durir tzatlof posting approximate s ponds comprising about 1, ) trot Agres i officers and two Japanese dready been selected for fhis The third J t yet heen American c 1 to the J & present 0, Clark . Hoftm n) Clark iicl“(li—n;:. Acting State Chamber Head Hartford to avoid law L substitute | nt of | muti- | the MAPLE HILL NEWS — Mt, McEnery tried part-bran substi- tutes — but only ALL-BRAN brought complete re- lief. Here's what he says: “For fifteen years 1 was constantly bothered with comstipation. . . . About two 0 1 tried o t did not sidious trouble send ite poisons your body. Pimples, spots v igestion and ng signs. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guar- anteed to relieve constipation or your money is refunded. Delicions with milk, fruit or with other cereals, Fine in cooking. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan. Sold by all grocers. Served everywhere, 9, ; lost, qulr ¥ to rton Leag ¢ Wom- and 120 p! in the poses, Orders and en placed for ind Thomas G now complet- Japan and will report war office for duty June Samajl Seki of the who 1 ceks, On Mareh b there |y ot open mecting ‘ ington 8 o'clock prizes will + much yelief. go, 1 began I ALL-BRAN. From the first week to this good day, 1 have never had to take a dose of wny laxative medicine of avy description.” JaMEs D. McEneny, R. F. D. No. 4, Alto, Texas. nd divi- vhile Cap- specte e near to a railroad ann Fustis, \'a the establishl hetween sportsmen with the result that cutions for violations of game laws have been instituted. The club making an effort to determine th sport best enjoyed by the members #0 that their activities can be di- rected for the greatest good At the annual officers will be elected, the reports of com- mittees read and plans made for the new year. The cntertainment committee has sccured Geo! F¥isher, game warden of Litc county, as the speaker. repetition of Earl Cooley has been named |jaq v 5 temporary chalrman of the com- |, .e mittee of arrangements for con- | g ducting a vermin shooting conte under tho ausplces of the a tion. The committce will holc meeting this evening at M store at 7:30 to organize tea { cide on the point system for dife ferent kinds of vermin in order to | determine the winners, and point captains. The assoclation prize, Monier's has donaled other prize, and Mitchell Belkin | awarded t has offered an award, This contest | of doctor of engir is open to everyone, and all those | Polytechnic Institute and tarmers fewer pros Constipation is the enemy of health, The cause of more than forty diseases. Don't let this in- il at hes {; morning—hy the campers | Sprague, Plenty of Shamrocks For Sale This Year rranged Dorch camp) 1 with the cmbirgo Main Street — Over W. T. Grant Co. JCTION OF APPAREL AT $10.00) booths a DR. ARNSTEIN HONORIED Aix La Ch Prussi ap- | (P—Dr. Karl . e of Danb le ors W . t ] LIGHTNING PLAYS PRANRKS 26 () — Durit 1s oftering hund followe Plenty of Large Sizes up to 46. Tomorrow! A bewildering variety of Gorgeous! rinted Silk Frocks that offer a saving nothing short of remarkable O/ year of the REGULAR and EXTRA SIZES FROM 16 up to SIZE 44 HUNDREDS of EXQUISITE STYLES that EMIT the AIR of SPRINGTIME. Those smart youthful lines were never emphasized with such clever fashioning as these,~the predominat- ing modes for spring. A treat to the eyes is the myriad of prints—distinctly new. They represent the Paris ideas of how lovely prints should be. 10 This extraordinary sale represents a typical example of the far-reaching influence of our tremendous purchasing power. Other good apparel shops would pay our retail price in wholesale quantities. You'll revel with joy at window display. Vvarieties 1 Heinz Oven-Baked Beans with Pork and Tomato Sauce 2 Heinz Oven-Baked Beans without Tomato Sauce, with Pork— Boston Style 3 HeinzOven-Baked Beansin Tomato Sauce withont Meat— Vegetarian 4 Heinz Oven-Baked Red Kidney Beaas s Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup 6 Heinz Cream of Green Pea Soup 7 Heinz Cream of Celery Soup 8 Heinz Mince Meat Heinz Sandwich Relish 38 Heinz Spanish Queen Olives 39 Heinz Spanish Manzanilla Olives 45 Heinz Stuffed Spanish Olives 41 Heinz Ripe Olives 42 Heinz Pure Spanish Olive Oil 43 Heinz Tomato Ketchup 17 Heinz Strawberry Preserves 18 Heinz Pinrapglc Preserves 19 Heinz Black Raspberry Preserves :0 Heinz Blackberry Preserves 21 Heinz Crab. Apn\e Jelly :2 Heinz Currant Jelly 23 Heinz Grape Jelly 14 Heinz Qx:wmegcll_\ 44 Heinz Chili Sauce 25 Heinz Apple Butter 45 Heinz Beefsteak Sauce 0 < 26 Heinz !’:c)u\rvrd Sweet Gherkins 46 Heinz Red Pepper Sauce L2 NEWSILK DRESSES 27 Heinz Preserved Sweet Midget 47 Heinz Green Ecppcr Sauce 4 2 Gherkins 48 Heinz Worcestershire Sauce | 1 A 28 Heinz Preserved Sweet Mixed 19 Heinz Prepared Mustard ¥ 9 Heinz Plum Pudding Pickles 50 Heinz Prepared Mustard Sauce 10 Heinz Fig Pudding 29 Heinz Sour Spiced Gherkins s1 Heinz India Relish 11 Heinz Peanut Butter 30 Heinz Sour Midget Gherkins 52 Heinz Evaporated Horse-Radish 12 Heinz Cooked Spaghetti 31 Heinz Sour Mixed Pickles 53 Heinz Mayonnaise Salad Dressing 13 Heinz Cherry Preserves 32 Heinz Chow Chow Pickle <4 Heinz Pure Malt Vinegar 14 Heinz Red Raspberry Preserves Heinz Sweet Mustard Pickle 55 Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar 15 Heinz Peach Preserves Heinz Dill Pickles & Heinz Distilled White Vinegar 16 Heinz Damson Plum Preserves Heinz Sour Pickled Onions 7 Heinz Tarragon Vinegar 36 Heinz Preserved Swect Onions How many have you tasted? BEAUTIFUL HATS The latest spring models —just In the New Straws and Silks received—on sale Tomorrow. MOIRE SILK SILK CREPE CREPE SATIN Early se- lection is advised. Smart and dashing in their springtime beauty. Large collection of all head sizes including ‘“‘extra’ head sizes. All favored spring shades Sizes from IQ to 40 All the new colors