New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 25

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'RIDAY, MARCH 19, 1926 e e ———— WILD AND WOOLEY “DUDE” RANCHER 1 i it aby PREPARES TO PLEASE HIS GUESTS iy ™ i i o MESHKEN’S odineal sy i Jday | I March 19.~When the|college boys alike g alle and an important tin {red New York business man, xho"‘“:" muscled for the ot g (tortes of many familles A 9 a |"ploneers.” egnt wrringe S Hosony the pioremonsnd Shoot All They Want ROMEIND R SUAONLIOT QT : Are You On the Sunlit collego lada come out of thel| rne puginess mun and the colieg: f homes and Luildi they want to see the west &t iaqy may even draw their guns und ho Road to Better Health? wildest and woollest."” oy da; . Just Mie any touslat|DIMe ey st L o o) . ] G ™ S e R R laze in any othe Chinese Prisoners Now LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S ! » rection the management will d it m f ! hoo, “Stage stuft” Which 18|40 their bills if they kill steers, an To Get Baths Regularly Pills for ponaible for tho chills a middle- | s will get them i I'eking. 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S =t > 20000 furriers ar st y nanufacturing has hee 1 y 2 A S T O P e ‘WOr-\»(d'.o“?\wv o and Ru BER Olm 21 furriers on strike. Fur manufacturing has bheen practic ally par beg-like things that are imagined St 5 b } { J Turs dyzed. Furs now offered in the market are being bot ight up and the market the Tange, and_ garion away-to the | FATCREY are mastly " SHINGLES~:ROOFING is in dunger of heing bare. tutlon to meet the scason's first | > Lateh of visitors, They even v\l‘l\ ke a stage coach to hall the guests | home in. The boss will get & brace | of murderous lookir, i plstols out or‘I " i3 bureau drawer where he placed v 5 5 = - g il 2 b ! 8 1 2 them Tnst fall - With thoce shong|the “dudes” paying. Wher b i \ o We have 160 suberb 1927 models that were pought before the present condi- round his walst, he looks ltke a|fUmMer fs over and thr - ‘ e tion existed cross between a movie western hero | 1011 F hs gone home. the ¢ ; i ] B and villlan and pleases the Dbl i : . 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