size 72x84 in. for full sized beds, some with pink, others blue bor- plaid. unusual value at 15.00, = - e . . “F .t r M ’ Until She Tried “Fruit-a-tives WITH MOST OF THE WANTED ARTICLES LOCATED ON OUR MAIN ey ol e Tl 4 5 s b = A of the great 1'LOOR, WHY NOT SHOP ERE YOUR SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE o = : - ;i 3 WHER PFCpﬂI‘ES to Aid in Drive benefit I have received from your Cabine : e Ihave been a sufferer for many GOOd Warm Blankets for COld ! THE TOWN CAN DO IT| vews from Violent fieadaches, sna | Since : could get no permanent relief. Qi . J x Hose Company, Tights TFires in sx;ccms; and now I am entirely free S eeplng a Oy g ; o 7| of Headaches, thanks to your OUR EARLY SHOWING AND SALE OF BLANK HAS BROUGH | MRS, ALEXANDE = b o 3 " PEOPLE THAT 2 d | _Magazines Wanted. LHEED iXANDER SHAW, PROFIT AND COMFORT TO HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE THAT HAVE ; 2 : Y ROF RT TO ¥ 50¢. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c O GIVE OTHERS WHO WERE UNABL TO SUPPLY THEM- et e e siozlooe At all dealers or sent on receipt of SHLVES AT THIE AUGUST SELLING, WE WILL, FOR A FEW MORE [ (6 VS BRI el ghy il (0 price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, MONEY IN THE POCKET OF ALL WHO PURCHASE BLANKETS OF loan and means that the committee US NOW. will have to work twice as hard to | magazines to the soldiers in the va- fnishy “”“l"“,”“‘f_‘_“f‘ '_””‘1‘ ““]"..“_“':""i ing done to make it easy for people 7o | age of suitable reading matter and the tan and white, grey and white anc subscribs The bank and factories, at|only way to remedy it is for the gen- : onside ered Special value for $6.50 pair. s P ric P s sale dere oSl e dainty, specially priced at this sale | themselves, have agreed to continue |current copies are wanted, as old Wool Blankets with pink and blue LELIY TP AN wooltionee, M urged to do their utmost. Plan to|cal interest and confined to cer bordered with pink or blue, subscribe as soon as possible. And | fields are not wanted. When you are $8.50 paix ] : pair These are regular full you subscribe out of town it adds to|cent stamp on it and leave it at the ALL PURE WOOL “Amana CALIFORNIA WOOL, full siz TS T e A S s e P S R | e e e e e e Doxgers N CEU S T2 AL o Plainville. Lightning Strikes Water Main $10.00 pair, An i rtant oting rom- = B = L ! AnfimportantimeetinsRor ftnsywor Lightning struck the water main in Very fine. of faney Blankets of this famous at the home of Mrs. C. H. Newton. £ : e / S < 2 : o : 3 morning. The main broke and flood- s S e nake cluding B ohe Se | Mrs. Emms sresided. Pic r INDIAN BLANKETS (Oregon make includin ith Rob My, Emmnid Hills fresided Plams for| BT E 2 S s B el $11.50. Bxtra size and weight, ables and Traveling All at B | methods were studied. It has been de- i 1 e = 1.00 You must see to appreciate very speci o W | cided for the sake of efficiency and to Brief Items. Al GYOmERe couning dith Gagnon has applied e L searlet and plaids, all reduced for this sale. In fact, every Blanket in stock f | to canvass the women only an the|letters of administratioa on the estate ;“;‘ﬁ_“;;r';"‘_“ ‘1“:61”1\:"“ i‘émsa ties that cannot be replaced later on.* point will be strictly enforced. iThetschools cosed fodayoniaccolnt i wrae T o SRt o The new buttons have arrived and | of the inclement weather. eLEenly LU W w0 The W. C. T. U. will meet at th A : e e et e e Eoea hamianee smoothly and with the precfion of button in your at befor dne V| home of Mrs. Fred Manchester tomeo one of General,Foch’s drivesl.on the er for the solicitors are not to begin | - The Women’s Missionary society of ! { oy | A 5 e e Britain are going into thefspirit of |ome hu mhg chely worle mntl fhen WIT 1= con B AS | he Wetnoalst chureh will have a ood iafdrivel with il sooa iR - " 5 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1918 l l Hartfords ShoEEm% Center g; @m THE HEADAEHES : . Woman's Committee Meets and 112 Copuna r. S1. Jor. | | It wonderful medicine, ‘Fruit-a- 5% - o cine, ‘Fruit-a-tives’. certain . . - . ] Nl hts VV ii] Make Wll‘lter . A friend advised me to take “Fruit- X B Charles I Smith, Former Member of a-tives’ and I did so with great France—TLightning Hits Water Main [ splendid medicine”, AKEN ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPICIAL SALE OFFERS. i | The Liberty Loan quota for Plain- DAYS, MAKE THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL RATES THAT WiLl MEAN il | This is double the quota for the third | OGDENSBURG, N GREY BLANKETS, wool finish, PLAID BLANKETS in wool raise the amount. erything is be- | rious army camps. There is a short- blue and white. Soft, warm and : lerable trouble and expense to [eral public to send magazines. Only | EXTRA SPECIAL, full size white $4.00 pair. the old weekly payment plaa. All are | copies are useless. Magazines of lo- borders, regular §11.00 grade, . : g larly priced $9.00, special for | plan to subscribe in Plainville If | through with a magazine place a one- Society” Blankets, white, grey and white Blankets with pink or blue Bl | town and it is eventually credited to |one of the army camp: $18.00, $20.00 and $22.00 pair. BEACON BLANKETS, a full line I ers corimiitos hdasievning 2 full lir entsilcommitteohwasinelddlastic aning [Wonsss FE AR RS ST GRS City) all wool at $10.00, $11.00 and Indian Blankets, Blanket Comfox [the campaign were aiscussed and|°C 508 jHEoSC, TSR STe at WOrK te WIPVE A FULL LINE OF ALL WOOL BLANKETS in iwhite, grey, avoid duplication that the women are| Mrs. B G for | One thins—namely tHETH. at 2 markdown. Buy now before prices set higher and share in quali- B | men to canvass the men only This | of her late husband, George Gagnon. e n T rk of ge 3 are ready for the first subscribers. A of the sale of honds is prog will mark you as a volunteer subscrib- | row afternoon at 3 o’clock 5 - western front. - The peoplef of New: HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON L e t enthu- | SEAId dutdouﬂs PROMPTILY R i ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED O US. e e or e pium | 52l at the Methodist parsonage to-| siasm. It isn't a casogiiides. it L«} "”fL M/‘W v \H"mf(”‘ : S orrow aftarnoon S L O g of the committee to raise the sum by | MO o difficult to find workers tHill #me, hut tor % floy -any, 5 . 5 S o o i E an of Flarts voluntary subscriptions is meeting cveryone is around anxioU$#o do m, tor HL P. Fplpfnant AT R - - R — with great interest and enthusiasm. Ma He Hlll share to put the loan acrgs Ww. L. | . DUl ha¥ & boy iz Jl ey et i c a e i ate as chair a Y 3 1]1! S S Vﬂ\EM engively through BERLIN NE‘NS P I of eervingwith* the fury in | oor, Ll the game and nut Elainville p R s f’t‘.te}:@'c."””“_“,'ecr B Rk m,nﬁ 3 04 e !I‘:n'mm's some of whom have not uperior court. & on the map before Sunday morning! anvassers, a A important { | | i », and he is taking good e ns Zeveyywhere. Mg SB6p finished the task of taking out their Mr Fights Fires in France. o i e e | Bl £ # ' S W& 11 g Mr. and Mrs. J. H. T\ o of Berli 2 The surgical dressing work will be 3 aking his o of- the foreme! o potatoes and they will have to do some < x 4 Bl e of Berlin careiin ama s ne eiBetions. " HE e reet have vacated their home here Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith of Park | resumed for the winter at the home/|is going right through fhe differeit t,,nl sad | has, @5 ast work if they do not wish the eroD | anq will take up a residence in New | SUIeet have received a letter from thelr | of Mrs. J. T. Hart of Thompson street. | trades and profe nn:x, electing L} ; Dmﬁ'dlml&& 2 to rot in the ground. It is a general |y o son, Charles F. Smith, who is In|The room will be open Wednesday | chairmen for the different tedns s 3 A be r i, | rumor about town that the potato t American Expedi- | evenings, Thursday and Friday af g Vit T.oan rally. . : e . . e ngs, sday < ay 2 work takes in all groupff outsi ACTON, : crop of this season will not be up to | _1}an now to be at the Kensington ary forces. Before being drafted |noons every week. As ther i % 1 < % s a1 { 5 -t [the standard and that the price of “‘m]‘ church Mon. eve, Sept. 30.— | he was a member of the Plainville | amount of work to be fin} Y - - - oes will be as high as the avia- [ *“'" Hose company, and according to his|hoped that many will respond i fighting Ko @ - 3 ‘ S letter he is fated to continue | Mighty interesting reading these days | fires. He writes as follows: A miscellaneous shower was given ; i 3 about the brewers, and their buying | “Pear Mother and Father: Wednesday evening at the home of | gular Cﬂl‘ RUHS Imo EX[I‘&S Most of the registrants of 8ebt-|yp newspapers to do their dirty worl “I suppose vou have had some let-| Miss Irene Saunders of Theodore ! tember 12, between the ages of 19 and | 4t Washington. Incidentally just look | térs from me before this one. ] gtreet in honor of “Miss Myra Elliott, | 36 have received their questionnaries | gt the names of the brewers connected | 1aven't had any mail from home vet. | who will become the bride of Kent aﬂdll]g on Switch j some have already fllled them out. C. | \ith the job: Feigenspan, Ehret, Lich- | T2ke it from me, when § do get some | stoddard of Newington next Saturday. 1. Lewis, chairman of the local draft man, Hupfel, Ruppert, Uthlein, Lands- | .t Sure will seem go: It is two s ! board, been busy all week filing | jorg Reuter, Hamm, Pabst, Schmidt, | months siace we arrived over here and | Myrtle Nordstrom of Robbins out questionnaires for those who wish | Poth, Bergner, Kngel!!!! Reads liky | e time goes by fast. Some of the|avenue spent the week-end as the | B OTORMANS EXPLANATION to claim exemption. It is expected roll call in the 1lun trens doass | POYS think we will come home pretty | guest of Miss Sordun of New Haven. S ] TS ) O | that the work of filling out all ques- | it ang our Alien Property Custodian | 5007 Put others thing the war will slon Sherrod Skivaer s uend-| We wish to announce that we have thé most up-to-date tionnaires in Berlin, Kensinston and | sdems to think that they are about ih: last some time. I think myself that|ing a furlough at his home on Thomp- avy Rain May Injure Potato Crop, | 12ast Berlin will be completed in a few | same sort. Iro our s00d citizens want | L0, LUNS are peanlySalIRIn uon and | con street after completing his course days and next week the officials Will | 1o join with that bunc Tt ot e || thet they will quit soon; 18 the j}<{f\”t at the Annapolis Naval academy Say Farmers, Which Will Be | start in the work of classification. ter vote no license Oct, 7th, Don’t fore | * will have to use force, that's all. G ; et it iy AR One of my buddies and T went over Miss Irlene Root of Golf strect spent | M at any time. i G and took a bath this afternoon and |, few days in New York visiting her coming back we saw smoke over bY|prother Burritt, who has just com- | We also sell all brands of Flour at wholesale Returning Qestionnaires. sanitary baking plant in the city. A covdial invitation is ex- tended to the citizens of New Britain to calj and inspect this plant 28 | 3 2 \i leasant News for Consumers— | Prepa for Ficld Day. i i . Quartermaster Sergeant Claude . ot a day passes in the town of Nin in which an accident of one 't| or another has not happened | the boys out. We beat it over and I - LA i | TEL, special comm . felt at home as it is the first ylnnrri HREE SPEAKERS AT ) after his part of the preparations for | izn¢ - P ce the fair has started. Auto ac : oD | €isht appointed Jast Tuesday evening || had to do that work since have occurred every day thig| oo DiE field day—secing to it that| .. .. pomt £ | D ents have occurred every day this isansle a chamber of commerce rooms|the P. . D. ] [ a sufficient amount of food it secued | i g T T ek kighoush none “have been

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