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h - _ :3 SM man as a result meuglgndorsement of the Salvation
' _ """m'sf oi‘ 0" m lhe been received from the governors of—
.mm mm- Ahgemma the six New England states and all
M ”W “'0'”? gm?“ consider that the building of advisory
’l‘i‘vi‘ “'9” :‘D‘ 1.38 boards to assist the Salvation Army in
,l l-‘l-bruzn'y 23 Wlth each community is a distinct step for-
mal of about 1-30” ward in solving many social evils that
_ mminuing 1‘0 “0"" at present remain unchecked.
.. mm» umounz. v Considerable progress has already
l:l\;l\l:l‘.'izi all pro- been made in forming these boards
w-l in film turrumy and within a few weeks it is expected
, Y mum pat-d- that a strong representation will be
1. ,‘li .l . .
il an um mung established in every community in New.
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gland.
; In endorsing the program of the Sal-
. gvatlen Army, Governor Charming H.
. fit-r? ‘0 WW"? ,Cox of Massachusetts said. “I am glad
”Hun-mmnt. PX- ; to add my commendation to the pro-
. 3;. of mineral posed plan to form advisory boards in
.. mulls of land large centers throughout New England.
H“. “mg of It seems to me that boards of this
'1“ ‘ mom“. character. composed of business and
"“"3' ‘ ;professional men, would be of great.
*xalue to an organization such as the
' r» “M“ ‘*“"" Salvation Army."
. (innliy m— 1 Governor Everett J. Lake of Connec—
.7 In 1920 ticui in adding his approval said, ‘1
\\ .~ more than certainly apprOVe of the service of the
H b may}, Salvavlnn Army and of the organiza-
." .( “up oon- non set up at this time to assist them,
"‘ " ‘ ‘ The Sulvzmcn Anny hem in America.
. has always done a; fine service."
“Ml“ :I\ l‘Ill‘l
will: students in dlstre- in Central _Mr- ‘Humv said another Obiect of
Europe. as a. result of post war condi- his "19' thh will, include Argentina. Klammerich. claiming to have seen
Utwy and Erwl, would be t0.es— service with a Buvarian infantry regi-
the visit of Charles D. Hurrey. or New “‘th “‘0"? mm“ "313““? be“ 99" ment against the First Division of the
York.~.member of the executive stat student organizations 0: honh and American Expeditionary Force. wants
Rela— South America. to the end that the to paint the picture of General Per-
. exchange of students among the col-
- tlons. have been made here
. ‘ ages American
At his request a. committee. com- ‘ and universities of the
posed largely of students, has been up- republics ,might be increased.
pointed to a-ist in the collection of
tunes which will be forwarded to’ the
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l l.:'.; myths (l KILLED. 24 HURT IN TRAIN
‘ , l'w-i. l \VRHFK A TROANGIU‘Z. \1.
1,;-l,yl‘:‘nt in. ____.
.n... l lul'l'l‘ll“ Passenger (‘ars Backed Prom Bram-ll
:rmn '«vvrl'. Lino. (‘rnsh on .‘lnin.
3, 3,2-mllzl Hull ._____ ‘
' . writ l:(>.\f\"il{l'3. \‘ll..,May 3.~—Six per-
m l l‘lmml sous \\’i‘l‘(‘ killed and almost ixvl-uiy-
l‘nur llll‘7l“‘1l lute yeslvrdnv when the
. x. wry, Tug Fork passenger tmin. looking: off
i ul‘ :l lymul-ll llnl- near Tug. \Vest Vir—
wll filliii' Ll‘llllii. ('l‘usllw‘l into a string of ours on
.31 ‘ - :lw mniu line of the Norfolk and
_ luzl-lv \A'lsivrn Hallway.
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. mnsw —Coal for next winter at Harris-
nnd Guns.
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2 ' CLEANS KIDNl-ZYS.
H your linvk hurls m- Bladderg
llilll|('l‘.\' you, drink lots of
water.
_ \‘l‘ youlukidneys hurt and your!
l . win- sorv. don't gt-l Si'.l.‘l'll andl
. ' 3w- .ml to load .your stomach with a!
~ , ~l lll'llL’IS llllll, I'X('llt‘ Il‘J‘ killm-ys.
wl irritate the (‘lllll‘t' urinary ir:1cl.§
lxmp your kidneys clean like you!
.. ' ,. li"~"]l your bowels clean. by liushilu:
-- w- them with a. mild. harmless 'snlls
\\lll(‘ll removes the body's lll‘lliUllSl
\xnl‘k \\'.'ISI(‘ and stimulates tin-m to their}
luvs. .7 illil‘lllill urthiiy. The function 01' lhul
kidneys is to filter the blood. In :4
.:l .‘Lll- hours they strain from it 500 grains
iv. ”Hit“ 01 acid and waste. so \\‘(' ('illl l‘v-Jllily
‘ 1
l :mwk for Ar- drink too much; also get from unyl
l- xv tram to ,phzn'mlwist about {our ounm-s of .llldt
.‘ >lll luz: ll emu. LSulis; inkt- :1 tablespoou‘l'ul ill ll glzlssl
~3 \3illllltl not hold of water before breakfast cnclll
'zjwvsfiilllllly ol'lmoru‘lug: l'm'u few days and your
Mm nun-gs they kidneys will not line. This famous
‘.: :. :ltmu'n llost oil salts is made from the acid of grapes
llH- llriiisll if and lemon juice, comhim-d with
l m L! lln oil rcs- ’lithin, and has been used for genera-
ltious to clean and stimulate clogged
4— skillneys: also to neutralize the acids
1 \l \\ AX SPEED ‘ln urine so it no longer is :l source or
I. ”\l HAY DIE. irritation. thus ending blll(l(l(‘l‘ weak-
~ A. mnll hi-l'lL-v- 'ncss. .
v. w. blwr of Ark-f Jud Salts-is inexpensive: cannot ind
“mlwlllv l'wlully in— jurv; ”makes :1 delightful effervescent
'1'. “ht-n struck by lithia-water drink which everyone
'l‘l‘ :.vliomollilists should Luke now and then to keep
ll {ll flln- ininrml their kidneys clean and active. 'l‘ryv
H‘l llwv 'l"-t‘nll‘l‘t"l the this, also keep up the water drink-
“‘..I\. I ling. and no doubt you will wonder
lwlznt became of your kidney trouble
and backache.
J rt ismueuts Pay.
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-’ :.1 flat she's best‘alimentary htractt, bciiore puttmg more
3lilli (.‘lcll mominr' food into t e 3 crew: 1.. ,-
»‘ m tile pl’éV‘lOU: Girls and women With Bellow shins,
'u'32tjnlis and poi- liver spots. pimples or pallld comphex-
i~ alltnfllfld into ion. also those who wake up Wit a?
3 nl. when it burns. coated tongue. bad taste, pasty brea ,
‘ .l : amount of in- others who are bothered With headaches,
in the form of hilious spells. acid stomach or consti 1:.
‘lrink taken each tion should begin this phosphaied Jo
.arv Organs a water drinking and-are assured of 72:
E. zillle material, pronounced results in one or two wegm:
TI 1. “mi toxins and A quarter pound of llmfstone ptorre
‘ w n ~uckcd into the phate casts very‘llttle at the drug a. t
v vluCts' which are but is sufficient todemonstrate that Jfius
::" nourishment to as soap andhot water cleanses, plan es
3 and fiesliens the. skin on the outs: g s:
. . -. »- the glow of healthy hot water and limestonerphOSPhM‘va-
, 5:2. to see your skin on the inside organs. “9 musty. sys
. \wn ulinu understand the vital importance of
~ ~ Mil :uv-ars keeping the kidneys active. ~ .. w! -
..ml'ill;: and!’ Drink lots of wntvr~~you can't
uln. I morons.
NEW YORK. May.
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-The Knights of Columbus.
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Remember this Distinctive Package and ASK for it, by NAME
KEEPS OUT the dust-«keeps KN the FLAVOR
Honest “OleFashioned” Goodness
Baked into Every Loaf
wax-is 11)“:me
3 .-‘-Gustav
plans to present a portrait of the A. E.
‘Mrs. Andrew Little. of Norwalk. F. commander to the French Govern—
formerly of Danbury. is the guest this ment. has acknowledged Klammer-
6 Service Program 1193 :mnization-‘s headquarters at Gene- week of Dr. Sophia Penfield, 356 Mam ich's application—with a broad him
8.. Switzerland, termination.- espe- stréet. < that he would not get the commission.
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wilting tram “The Fatherland" “3“ nus gig—‘5: "‘
Klammerlcl‘t expressed admiration Cut 0 It 1‘ 4‘ “f ' “M _
“for the soldiers of America and their ’ ,‘ "‘“5 ‘ I!“ "W ‘j H
commander." and, by way of self—rc- and mail to l‘Olt'y Ac ,.o,,,.:.36
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commendation. said his mural l‘aim- ltggiflfi‘ggmA‘i'k‘J (:llifrni: 'l"..hwriltyi::
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ings adorned man} I.»u\8llnll hells. will receive in return :2 hi” park
NO AMERlCAN DIPLOMAT "m““lmnfl' Folry‘s llm and Tar
FOR THE vAT'CAN.(‘elilpoulr-l' for. roughav old-'5 and
“’ASIfiNGTOV Mav 3—App0lnl~ croui‘: l-ou‘y kldl‘ny l’l tor paina
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ment at an American diplomat to we l7;.~l.v..‘fi{.§. {5.3. 1.“... .fl...‘...‘l'.‘3.““2'l'l‘:
Vdgcan tist “at lindl‘ dcoaenlplfilltogt mlnis; and lFOlo‘Br Calhoun. Table“.
film: figuglen‘ianuresssploise toal‘elaleated "3 ““3"”"‘"”“‘ ”ml illoronuhlv cleans-
. ’ -:: l: ‘1‘ .f ' 'onei‘ (Minn, bil-
inquiries as to the possibility of such mg ‘ 3 3 33 m m ( m
an appointment being made.
liousnvss. livmllxz-ht‘v, and «sluggish
l)0\v(-‘..<.-—» . tillsonvl‘owr‘ll Corp.
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-—-7——Thei_, BEST ingredients make .the BEST BREAD
YOU KNOW 'it—WE KNOW it! So we put the best in-
gredients that money can buy in BEECH NUT BREAD.
.These are the Wholesome, healthful ine
gredients in this bread of Absolute QUALITY,
and each ingredient is of the HIGHEST
QUALITY that money can buy. .
' ' ast-
m-r on are mid to consider thatmternal sanitation 15 v, _ ‘
nz fion arising, a ly more importufl'thanoutsgle glam-l;
" r with a teaspoonful mass, because the skin res o
/ .“l me in it, which is a sort) impurities into
‘ Washing the
1, ans from the stomach,
, .u.l hwelyM‘m
A2,; and purifying 211° Mt
Absolutely PURE GRANULATED SUGAR
Absolutely PURE LEAF LARD ‘
Absolutely PURE MALT EXTRACT
Absolutely PURE FLEISCHMAN’S YEAST.
Absolutely PURE MILK and PLENTY OF IT
Absolutely PURE WHEAT FLOUR
Tab]? of Food Values
Fuel Value Per Lb. Calories. ‘:
BEEGHNUTBREAD 1200...
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Loin of Beef 1040 -
Chicken (Broilers) a. 605
Halibut 565
Eggs(8perlb.) ‘765
Cattage Cheese . 510
Oysters 235
from Our Ovens to Yam—
QUALITY ingredients cost money- Some people; told us it
would never PAY to put. this EXTRA QUALITY,
into bread.
But we BELIEVED that enough peoyle would PREFER
101:) per cent QUALITY to make the added cost worth
w ile.
And our belief has certainly been justified! ' l
BEECH NUT BREAD has LEAFED TO FAME. Its
popularity is growing daily. Everyone is enthusiastic
over its genuine “old-fashioned” GOODNESS!
l
WE knew, of course, that the wonderful NEW Beech N all
RECIPE makes bread INCOMPARABIX BETTER.‘
But not. even WE anticipated such an ELTHUSL‘
ASTIC RECEPTION!
GROCERS SELL Beech Nut Bread FASTER THAN 'WE
CAN SUPPLY IT. ,
So if you find your grocer “sold out" of Beech Nut Bread,‘
ask him to be sure to SAVE YOU SOME .TO‘
MORROW.
YOU \VANT'tlle BEST Bread. Why not have
it ? Why postpone YOUR PLEASURE? .4
Give Your Family a TREATt-TO NIGHT.
Grocer—EVERY DAY!
'MARsn, BAKERIES. lNCORPORATEo
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