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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-29

Southern community. Without binders and threshers, the oat crop can never become commer- cially important in any sec tion.
 On the other hand, since machin- cry is most profitable only swhen employed to a maximum of the
 possible time and since a grain binder can handle 70 for 80 acres of oats a season and a thresher 300 or more bushels day, it is quite evident that these machin- es are only for comparatively
 large farmers or small farmers who will cooperate in their own CT ship and use. We believe that ia thousands of Southcrn communities such cooperation vii result in good profits to all concerned. Progressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-29
Pellegra

This dreaded diseaselthat has baffled medical Science and.Skill is no longer classed as incurable. G. s. the wonderful Pellagra, Rheumatism, Blood Liver and Kidney Remedy has failed on but one case of Pellagra.
 1 guarantee one bottle to bene- fit any case of Pellagra or l will refund the dollar. Then why suffer? Try this wonderful G.S. You have all to gain and noth- ing to loose.
 Sold by Druggists, r$1.00 per bottle, or 6 for $5. %.
 Sent prepaid on receipt of price Il. M. Cross,
 620 East Fourteenth Street,
 Little Rock. Arkansas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-29

Wheu the frost is on the win dOws and the kitchen pail is froze; when the little icy needles come with every breath that blows: when the chiiblains make us sick and cold feet make give us pain; it's safe to bet we all wish for summer days again. For while we swear and fume around i'll summer clothes; 1t is an easy thing to cool off, as eve " body knows. But it's differ ent in the winter, when the world is full of ice, and the wea- ther is as hard to beat as a pair of loaded dice. We may talk about our climate and about cur spring and falI, but the balmy days of summer are the days that suit us all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-29
WRITE 10 THEM

The College of Agriculture and Experiment Station has a force of men who are ready to serve the people of Arkansas, if called on for advice and infor- nation. Write these men: Mar tin Nelson, Director of Experi- ment Station. P. B. Barker,
 Professor of farm crops and soil, G. G. Beker, insect posts, W. H., Wicks, horticulture, J. L. Hewitt
 plant ana fruit diseases, H. E.
 Dyorachok, dairy and other live stock matters, D. f. Huugerford, soils and farm drainage, c W. Heryoy, poultry. These men are some Of the statesttired men. Write to them al Fayetteville.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-29

With the return of the small grain harvest season comes again the plain need for harvest Ing machinery in nearly every
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-29
CIyiLITY

Don't try to bully the world It does not pay. Whoever en- ters the ring for a rough and tumble fight with Public Opinion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
@enn Sire cine @rfa[tnna habt.

10 idenft berieIben 8eadtiing, Der.
meioet ailsietung gum @etter, be.
adtet &egel im giien nno mas ssbr
eBt, nebmt alt6 Or. &ing's Seem
Oiscoperp. gs entbGlt 8ine Gar, an.
tiieptiide Dele unb 8alianl. 8irfi
leidt abfiibrenb. Or. Sings Sem
DISCOVERY erleidtert @uren SuIten
lanftigt Sails nnb 2uftrobren, per-
treibt ben Sliten unb reinigt Sen
4opf. Sn fltraer Belt miro Cure @r,
faltung better fem. SIT ser in Sami.
lien gebraudte Sulten. Sprup felt 40
Sabren. Soft iofort cine S[aide ,tnb
ballet es I'M Sauie, gesen grfGlt1na.
@erfmlft bel gurem @potbefer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

SRI. Waripn @ilo unb Sralt j.
$. Gaugbell, bon Sermann, befan.
Den lid iiber Samstag unb Conn.
tag bier ulf 9ciud,.
Soc Spedbals l~icferte altt nergan.
genen Sonntag, nit ieinem Snter.
ltatc Ailto, cine glGn5enoe 0emon-
itration, inoem er 90 &naben in ser
Stabt umbcrfubr.
2ouis uno Sacob Seioner reiiten
aln Montag nod ct. 2ouis, Inn iid
on Dem @ettidieben bes Mmerican
Sanbicop Club 5i betbeiligen.
SRI. Ilpina Bad, bon Gbanpis,
mar am Counting unter ben bieiigen
@cilldern.
Com. @ebmener un0 Samilie, aus
Der 9t1be BON Stceomar, Mo., no.
ren ant Somstug bier, ollf 9eiild),
:. &ebmepcr uno @ottin reiltcn
AM lebten 0ienstag nod Mofonc,
DO. allf elm paor Gage gum geind)
bel g. VI. Sbomas unb Somilie.
0as Spiel an p%ergaligenen Conn
tag, 5miIhen Dem ct. Gcters Seom,
BON Scffcrion Gitp, unb Dem bieiigen
Gconl, Dor iebr lebbaft unO lpannenb
ullO cnbi9te nit Dem Sieg oeS Sci.
ferion Gin Seamls. &eiultat s ge.
gen Z, %5ltguriten bon Sefferion Gitp.
Gas Spiel G.m Samsta9 enoete nit
Dem Siee bes bieiigen Seoms. Geinl-
tot; 8 gegen 6, %gllgrnlten bon Iorri.
Jon. am ndfiten Sonntug iinoet Elm
Spiel 5ipiiden ben Commercials, BON
Scrmann, unb Dem biciigen Seal
itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
Mnftion.

Der Undergraduate miro aiif ieincr
5arm (bem alten 1aper Mleller
8lat), 9 Weilen liiblih bon Ser.
mann, am
Sreitng, ben 1. September,
beginnenb I'M 8 llbr, bormittags,
bas f~olgenOe, bepesIi6e @igentbum
offentlid an Sen Meiitbietenoen bery
faufen:
2 @rbeitspferoe, 2 &iibe, cine NIT
&alb; 1 Bull, 1 Sinb, 1 Deering
8in0er, 1 bober lino / nieoerer
5armpagen, 1 8tggp / @rdsm1bes.
| Seureden 1 14-aolliger SulfsS
8flng, 1 Sdeiben Grain Grill, /.
Sliding gultibator, / 9eIlebilIc
Sbof-mober, | S.SuB ggge, / S. 8.
Bllbmiible, 1 @riiter, fir 100 @ier;
! 8rimroic Cream Separator, /
Sat arbeitsgei6irr, ioinie anoeres
S%armgeratb gu 5ablrei9 Inn ange-
fiibrt 5u nerben.
GU en-: Alle Sefrage
inter $500, 9aar. Mrf 8etragr
bon iiber So miro elm &re6it bon IL
@onaten belpilliet, segen 0ote nit
9eniieenoer giirgidaft. 3 8roaent
0istorto fir 8aaraablune.
8enn es regnen ioIlte, Damn finoet
Der Serfauf am ~folgen6en Gage Itotf.
@owin sc ueIIer,
y. l. Sermann Mo.
Sui. &allmeper, Iuftionator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

3n @erfanfen: Gin Srame @obn.
balis OH Der meitlid)en 3iueiten Stra.
BE, in Sermann, DO, nit 6 3im-
merr, 2 9aiement. 3immer eltten
Seller uno GROCER 3iiterne. auf
benz Spfe iin0 Sbitbdumc; oas
Salls befinbet fi6 auf elmer Gdlot.
HGberes bel Sp. S%al5mann
Sermarn Wo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
Iorriio II.

Or. 5. q. Goof ntod)te nlll porigen
Oonucrstog eincn @eifdftsbeillh in
Ct. 2oris.
Sobn 6rceie uno 9ottin lpuren onl
Rontag in Sermann.
6rou 6. Rientlltb mo oeren 5pei
Sodter, Siloa llnb @leanora, bon ct.
2puis, iinh our 3eit Ole @Gite pon
8m. &einboI5 uno @ottin.
8ir bobcn Allsjidten, oob bier
cine @erfItatt our &eparutitr BON
Shubcn eroffnet miro. Serr Mllcls
Ier, bon ct, 2onis, mar fiir5lid bier
auf ser Sild)c nod einem geeignctcn
Sofal.
V. S. 9obbs, bon GbamoiS. mar
an Sornstag bier, IN Der Stabt.
8m. Setcrs mo 8illie &ebmeper
begaben lid ant Somtag nod ct.
2ouis unb trafen Damn oln Ibcno,
nit eirtem y9prt" Iutp, mclhes
8ebmeper bon Eeters @ros, 9cfnuit
batte, mieoer bier Gin.
Srping Brandt bot ii6 am Sonn-
tae nad ct. 2niis be9ebell, I'm bent
8ettihieBen 0es americon Sunoicop
Club beiSumobnen.
ISM. WcDer, BON Gbanlois, befan0
lid am Wontae bier in Der Staot.
s. 5. Stoeppelmanm uno Salnilie,
bon Berger, poren an Sonntog bier
auf 8eIud.
Srau 6. Soeger befano iid an
lesten 6reitae IN &crmann.
u. &. Surner, Der bieiige @gent
Der Ro. Eac. 8abn, lit 5ltr Belt
franf; Non 9oDis, bon Berger. Der.
iiebt Serrn burners Stelle.
aler Sdneioer uno @ottiu, bon
,etlob, limb gegenm6rtig ole @GIte
pof Senrp 3eitmann uno Samilic.
Vt. 2. Goeotmanlt, bon Gbomois,
mar am letter Montog bier.
Serr Hollmann unb Satin, 10.
ME Sran Geo. 8oertner, iGuuntlid
bon ct. 2ouis, melde im Central
Sotel abgeitieeen uarert llnb imt @as.
conaoe gefiidt batten. iino am Conn.
tag mieoer nod ct. 2ouis sereiit.
Sri. Slepbia 2euenberger, lpeld,
IN ct. Suiiis bei6aftigt 1T, befonb lid
enoe lester ISOLDE mlf 9eiud be
ibren anacb6rigen.
$, S6neioer, bon Scope, mar ON
Rontag bier, IN @eidaften.
SRI. Srene 2ellenberger lit on
Rontag nod ct. 2ouis eereiit, i'm
iid bort mad arbeit iim3nieben.
Sbeo. @erritien. bon 8aibington
beiono iid an Wontag. gcidGftcbal
Der, bier in Der Staot.
SRI. 9. 5pedbols, bon Berger, il
sur 3eit alf 8eitd bel Der Samili
ibres 9ruoers, Soc Spedbols.
Gan aallmeper, lpeldcr IN Ser
mann beiddftiat lit, mar glnfons,
0ie5er Isolde bier, nuf 9elnd bel ici
men a~nseborisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

3n &erfanfen: Cine sraltc @Gbre,
If Sabre aft, lit ein glltes Irbeits-
Gferb fir einen Sarmer; arbeitet al
lein ooer alpeiipdnnig; alltes Sferh
gum 4ltsfabren; iebr fromnt. Yreis
annebmbar. Miberes bel,
u. 8uonif, Coles Greet.
g. 8. @~asconaoe, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
ghtnna sranbensiidter.

8ir eriuden eid hermit freuno-
lidit allf u~nierer Office bor5uipre.
den, nm urS Dos Guantum Der
3railben on5lgeben peldes ibr uns
oieies Sobr bringen nerbet.
Stone Sill @ine So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
Srieberife 8nid)meper

3n 8erfanfen: Elm @angc Buffet,
9reiier, Sdallfelitubl, 9ettItelle nit
Spring. unb Watrote, CARPET uno
&il6entiid (alles faIt gar5 neu).
u. 6. &rtnsm II.
in Saienritter's SSltDelier. 2aoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
sdamt Gnd haas!
(Den aleinmiltisen ms stomuolbum)

(Den aleimmiitigen ms StomrlalbuIt)
SSsett ~jnnutert SeSbr, peirs einnal iticf sc9on9ell,
gSeil 9rite, Stuff, 6ran5oi' litb %Staliener
9tun cine Offeniipe ongefangen.
0enft BOD, mic Der Serliner: Tins fam SeeIler!'
limo laBt Den &opf nidt bdngen ohne llnterIaB
Giui, iddmt @uf 'nasl
&iBt Sbr uidt mebr, mic et1pa Dor 5lpct Sa1ren
is bieB, bic 9eittiden bitten &eilc fclt crbalten.
llno baB Der 9elaier belocnmiit'9e Sdaren
gu Sunoerttaliienbet bic Slnncn licocrfnalltellT
grinnerf Sbr eltd nidt, OaB ollcS 2ii9c oaS?
Yfui, ih1ntt glld mas,
Mls GIud fujt bis 9Suris mar porgeOrllngcn,
Da prabltet SSbr: Sect lit Der aricg baIo ans.
llr1o tatet itols, ood uIs Die ocrtiden SSiin9en
3uriit Damn mliBten, aog't Die Stirn Sbr frallS
LIMO wilicltet. - Scio Sbr DEM OcltId,cr &ai''? -
8flli. ldGmt Gld) mas!
Grinnert Sbr Gud, nidt Ser 2rgberidtc,
Die be a~llii ianOten III Die &elt
Son grpbeil Siegclt, lpemn = beIeb'n bel Sidte -
Scr6rcidt tic mrroert ati Dem ShlodtenfcI0?
llno Snd per5aet SIR jest I'M llebcrnlaB?
Efli, ihGult Gll6 mas!
$50 9oicn bliib'n eibt's aud bcfanntlid) 8orren,
~Durf gtad1t gum 2idtl" 10 beiB' es INNER nod;
Den 9eiltiden luollen mobl bic Sdidialsnornen =
0r6ut audi ser @intcr, Sriibling miro IS bod!
Drum labt oas SSar1rnerrl, idreitet itol5 firbab =
SeiO oelitifer Staff!
Grnt Eacnll
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
Nene Nnaeiaen
9anfiasmns,

llnieren geebrten 0adbarn unS
5reunben Die uns gelegentlid bes
Sobes nnierer geliebten @attin unb
Wlttter
Srieberife 8nidmeher
10 trGitcnb ullb bilfrei6 sur Seite
itanoen, iopie allen oenerL Die DEM
g%egrabniiic beipobntenL mGhten mir
bieronrd nnieren ber5liditen 0onf
abitatten, ebenfalls ltnieren innigiten
9anf Den 9abrtudtrGgern 1lno fir
Die i6onen glllmenipcnben. Sor oil
len aber unieren Sanf Srn. Gaitor
Stops fir feline 9er5liden Sroitcs-
iporte.
Die tralternoen Sinterbliebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
Ofsnrr 5d3rrihrbrirf bts
4bilipp ~5antrampter.
Ill.,.

Mein Iiseer Ssrr Saskatchewan:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

3n oermiet6en: Srei grpBe uno be.
qitelre 3immer im 2. Stof. Sim /.
September Deroen ebenfaIls orei
3immer I'M 1. Stod au bermietben
iein. 9ie Simmer baben olle mo.
oeruen 8equemli6feiten.
gbas. mel,
8ierten StraBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25

RinbIih, ;sribI Tier Don
feinem !SolapferOe sefalIen): .popa,
bin id nun audi Gin, Soantagsreis
ter24
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
q b a m.

8alter Stollmeier lit pcrige ISOLDE
bonn Gbomois gottom, no er gear,
beitet batte, beim g~efommcn.
Sic @ebriloer Sefotte merOcn IN.
ier neues Sdulbaus nun balo boil.
en0et boben; oasielbc miro poraus.
ii6tlid Elm erIt.floiiiges @ebGuoe
iperben, muf iueldes mir itola iein
fDnnen.
Sri. 9tora Saniih lit ON Sonntaa
na6 ibrem Seim, in ct. 2ouis, All.
rilfgefebrt.
8reb &oelling un6 Sreo Sillp, Sr.
iinb iebt fleibig an 8lce.9 rciden.
Vim Somsta9, Den 26. auauIt
(allo mor9en), miro bel &. s..
8rodt's Salle Elm Monoidein. 8tfnif
abgebalten merber. Seocrmonn lit
eingeloben.
6reo Sillp, Sr., uno Sobn Scr.
mann titadten an Sonntog einen
@e'doftsbeiud im Morriion gpttont.
8einnSer Sdlaf lit ser Got,ir
aroBtes 8ieocrberItellungS !. @ittel.
0bne oemieIben f6nnen mir nidt lon.
&c eriltlercn. Sdlafloic utb 1rnrlib.
ice GadJte geb0rcn gu bcn eriten gln-
5eid,cn elmer Granfbeit. es lit bonn
geraoe Die ridtige 3ett, cine @ebono
lung NIT 6orni's MpcnfrGi,ter All
h%eainnen. @an idreibe on Or. Sc.
ter Sabrnep & Sons 60, t9-25
SO, Some aoe., gbicoso. Sn.
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" 49, "
nit ben @epesmsis
Ter ales itpiperses
tubtt BON lrege Die
5orte Sf9uleis Seaes
brebf6en, no Die
aibs an mid, inner
sefdlippt batte. Gr
hat seidst: Pbilipp,
nau ltfen. i'd min
bid fase. ipie i'd
Ding fidfe. Sn
bic erfdhte Qeiu milf
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4nftipu.

Ger Undergraduate miro ai1f Der
altcn Conrad Gaegelin Surm, A
Meilen iiioli6 bon Serntanrt, am
9%unnerstas, ben z. September,
beginneno lin / llbr, nabmittags,
~folgenoes bemegli6e gigentbrm Of
fentlid an ben Meiitbietenben Der.
faufen:
1 &leioeridranf, 2 9reiiers, 2
Sofas, 5 Glide, 9 Sda,lfelltiible, 10
Stiible, 1 l1br, 2 Scibofen, / &od-
ofen 2 8ettItelIeiL 1 0apis 0Gbnta-
ihine, 1 Gorniib Srgel, 1 3aipn
Woper, 1 Genie, nit Stiel, 1 8aase
fir 300 8funo, 1 Sdrotflinte, 1
&ifle, % Seal, unb onoere @rtifel au
5ablreid I'M onaefiibrt 5u merben.
8ebingungen II: 9aar.
8enn es on Dem Gage regnet,
bann finoet Der 8erfarf om folgenoen
Gage itatt.
Ilbert 9aegeIin.
Sui. &allmcper, Ii,ftionator.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
CUBS AFTER MITCHElDD.
Weeghman Reported Trying to Inducs
Braves to Part With Mike.

Chicago, Nov. left the Boston|
Braves will agree to the release Of
Fred Mitchell at a figure within rea-
son the latter will succeed Joe Tinlx- \
err as manager of the Chicago CubsI
Charles Weeghman has been re-electj
ed president of the Cubs with powerl
to decide the much discussed mani
agerial question. Baseball men who
are in the know say that Weeghman|
wants Mitchell and is ready to pay N
fair price for his release, but that the
owners of the Braves are holding out
for big money.
Mitchell has been Manager Stal11
ings' right hand man for several years.
He has received credit for catching
the Braves pitchers, also for devel1
oping last years Harvard varsity
nine Weeghman was advised to Sc
cure Mitchell last summer just after
the Cubs had traded Schultz and Fis-
cher to the Pirates for Catcher VIII
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
MAY SANCTION FOOTBALL.
Certain Parts of Presidents Annual
Report Would Indicate 1t.

New York, Nov. 16.-Football may
become a university sport at Column
bia if the Interpretation which the
students have placed upon certain
phrases in the annual report of Pres
ident Nicholas Murray Butler be cor
rect. In his report Mr.. Butler an
nounced that the first two years Of
the course in the School of Journal
ism would be placed under the juris-
diction of the college. At the pres
ent, it is part of the university but
holds an identity apart from Columb ia
college. 1t is believed that this is
only the first step of several to be
taken, and that all students in the
first two or three years of the various
schools of the university will be elig-
ible to represent Columbia, excepting
those who has already have received
degrees from other colleges.
One and all, the students hope that
this change will be worked. The num-
Der of men eligible for the sport will
be doubled, and perhaps tripled, if the
movement suggested be carried
through as the students hope.
Now, however, since the move is to
be made in the case of the School of
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
MOVIE CENSORSHIP GHOST
REAPPEARS IN COUNCIL
New Life May Be Injected Through Aid of Charter Re-
vision and General Assembly-Partisan Politics
Revived BY Republican Resolution.

one of the liveliest sessions the
common council has held in many
moons f1ttingly characterizes the No
Vember meeting last evening" Open
ing with but a few routine matters
on the docket and the chance that
1t would adjourn inside an hour, the
meeting lasted until $50 o'clock and
produced some debate that was we'll
worth nearing. Councilman G. M.
Landers, the democratic whip, was at
his best and time and again replied
vigorously to his republican friend
and opponent, the veteran, Orson F.
curtis. At one period the meeting
showed signs Of developing a party
war, but the closing debate on an
other topic eased the feelings of all
concerned and the council adjourned
In the best of spirits.
Movie Ordinance Again.
&The famous moving picture ordi-
nance flashed up again like Banquo's
ghost, and like the famous spook was
again dOwned, but there is still pos
sibility that 1t may develop new life
after the charter revision committee
and the next session Of the General
Assembly get through with their part
in the matter. A veritable hornets
nest was stirred up by resolution in
troduced by republican members of
the council on the question of making
the city boards partisan instead of
non-partisan as they now exist. And
finally the council got back into q
good humor on the matter of a dam
and skating pond for the public in
Stanley park. The movie censorship
ordinance matter came up when
Councilman Muller. chairman Of the
ordinance committee, moved the
adoption of Sections 378, 379, $50,
3S3 and 385 of chapter 10 of the ord
inances relating to licenses and
amusements as amended. Council
man Landers had previously proposed
a special ordinance requiring that all
public dances be licensed and Coun-
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
SOLDIERS GOT RELIEF
FROM SORENESS
Boys on the Border Relieved Their
Pains and Aches With Sloan's
Liniment.

Once upon a time Norman Jones,
serving in the National Guard at Ell
Paso, returned to camp after a siren
uous fifteen mile hike foot-sore and
leg-weary. He had not been long in
active service and his shoulders, back
and limbs felt the after effects Of
marching.
Remembering Sloan's Liniment,
Jones applied it to the sore spots and
went to bed. He writes: II arose
the next morning feeling fine; in fact
I had entirely forgotten about the
hike and went out for a four-hour
drill in the sun as spry as ever
Private Jones passed the experience
along, and many boy on the border
relieved the agony Of sprains, strains,
bruises, insect bites, cramped muscles,
rheumatic twinges, etc, by the use Of
Sloan's Liniment.
Easily applied without rubbing. At
all druggists, 25c, SOC and $1.00.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16

Journalism, the students see a rift In,
the clouds, and hope that the reform,
will include the other schools as WE'LL
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
Petitions Received.
INVESTIGATION DROPPED.
Elm City Boxing Middle Produces
Nothing Convincing of Trust Claims.

New Haven, Nov. 16.-Chief of Po-
lice Philip 7. Smith, censor of local
boxing, has decided to make no fur
Their investigation into the charges
Of Vincent Reina, a local promoter,
sporting circles with allegations that
a trust" was controlling the boxing
game in this city. The chief reached
this decision after a long conference
with Reina in which the latter submit
ted his charges in full. Reina, it is
reported told the chief of conditions
as they appeared to him and made
no bones of what he termed "existing
evils
According to the chief, Reina sub
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
TWO LONG YEARS
He SUFFERED
II Tuit-a-tiVes" Made Him Feel
As If Walking On Air
ORILL1A, Nov. 29th. 1914.


For over two years, I was troubled
with Constipation, Dyowsiuess, Lack OF
Appetite and Headaches. One day saw
your sign which read Fruit-a-tives
make you feel like walking on air. "
This appealed to me, so I decided to
try box. In very short time, I
began to feel better, and now Ifeelh
lhave good appetite, relish everything
l eat, and the Headaches are gone
entirely. l recommend this pleasant
fruit medicine to all my friends".
DAN MCLEAN.
SOC. box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, 25c.
AT all dealers orsent postpaid by Fruit
a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, NY.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16

considered in the matter and the
suggestion was approved. Mr.. Lam
ders said the company had promised
the relief desired, but delay has en-
sued.
Board Reports.
The board of compensation and as
sessment reported action on the
change Of grade on Park street from
Elm to Stanley streets, benefits and
damages were equal. The board re-
ported on the petition of Rev. j. J.
Fitzgerald for permission to connect
the church property on East street
with the sewer in Willard street The
board fixed the price at $500.
The mayor and alderman reported
faVorably on the petition of Sidney
e. Curran for abatement Of Interest
and lien on old taxes; on the matter of
certain uncollectible taxes that the
taxes be abated and the liens erased
and on two liens on the property Of
Jacob Calmbach for taxes since 1875
that liens be released as taxes have
been paid.
A resolution introduced by the fl
nance committee instructed the comp
troller to draw his order for the pay
ment of $4,000 to T. w. Grove for
work done on the municipal slaugh-
ter house and empowering the draw
ing of future orders until the work
has been paid for.
Ordinance Committee.
Reports were received from the or
dinance committee recommending
amending section 421 making it read
that the rate for carrying passengers
within the prescribed distance from
the railroad station for one or two
passengers one mile fifty cents and
one-half miles, fifteen cents extra.
Also recommending that the pro-
posed change in the ordinance relat-
ing to payrolls as suggested by the
comptroller providing for the payment
semi monthly of supernumerary po-
lice officers remain unchanged and
the matter be dropped.
Board of Public Works.
The following recommendations
were received from the board of pub
lie works: granting permission to Rev.
J. j. Fitzgerald to connect property
in the rear of East street at Newing-
ton avenue with the sewer in Willard
street upon payment of cost to sewer
department; instructing the water
commissioners to lay water main in
Allen street from Stanley street 500
feet westerly; giving the board au-
thority to construct a concrete bridge
on Monroe street, the work to be done
by city labor under the supervision of
the engineer.
Petitions Received.
Petitions were received as follows:
from Henry IT. Bray for a sewer In
Vega street; from the Bodweu Land
company for a water main in Allen
street; from John Waitkewicz ct al
for street lights in Horace street;
from Simon Zereski ct al for concrete
walks and curbs on both sides of East
LaWlor street; from A. M. Paonessa
for a crossWallI at Allen and Oak
streets and also for permission to
cut down a tree in front of property
at q ct
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
OLD SORES, ULCERS
AND ECZEMA VANISH
Good, Old, Reliable Peterson's Oint-
ment a Favorite Remedy.

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HAD 81 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
wanted to cut off leg. Peterson's
Continent cured me" -William j.
Nichols, 40 Wilder ST., Rochester,
IN. I.
Get a large box for rs cents at any
druggist. says, Peterson, and money
back if it isn't the best you ever used.
Always keep Petersons Ointment in
the house. Fine for burns, scalds,
bruises, sunburn, and the surest
remedy for itching eczema and piles
the world has ever known.
s'Peterson's Ointment is the best
flor bleeding and itching piles 1 ever
found Major Charles E. Whitney,
Vineyard Haven, Mass.
"Peterson's Ointment has given
great satisfaction for Salt Rheum"
Mrs. J. L. Weiss, Cuylerville, N. Y.
All druggists sell 1T, recommend it.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-16
METERS ARE FROZEN.

Both yesterday and today the water
department learned that severe frosts
during the nights froze meters in VAR
ious sections of the city. In most In
stances the meters frozen are in new
buildings where the heating equip-
ment is yet to be installed The
temperature early this morning how
cred around 20 degrees and in some
low places dropped even further.