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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 11)20.
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wthwo w, in. preta (tnrin r lb.
MAM LAUGHS AT I.YCtVM
Mark Twain' Immortal tain of "A
Connecticut Yankee In The Court of
King Arthur," one of the greatest
burlesque movie comedies ever film
ed, Is being shown at tli Lyceum
where It Is proving one of the great
est of all luugh producers.
The other picture Is "The l.ovr
Hour," featuring Huntley Gordon,
l.uth Clifford, Louise Fiuenda, Wll
lard Louis and other prominent
screen stars.
tt 1 a story of a poor little far.
tory girl who is wooed ami won by
a millionaire. Their happiness Is
complete until the husband becomes
jealous and on losing his health and
his wealth his jealousy becomes tra
gic. The wife's sacrifice for her hus
band Is a noble one and, of course,
"orks to a satisfactory conclusion.
PARSONS' THKATFR
Although the present theatrical
bcason Is rich in its offerings of good
drama and good music, no occasion
is more enthusiastically awaited than
tilt return to Parsons' theater, utcl.
of April o, of the world-famous op
eretta "The Student I'rincc" with its
male chorus of 60 picked and train
ed voices and a noted cast ivhich in
cludes DeVVolf Hopper, James l.iddy,
Kva Davenport, Yvan SScrwiis, Ed
ward Sturley, John Adair, Lee L ggs,
Hetty Rand, Arthur Albro, Hurry
Shackleford, Gus Alexander, Eleanor
Faron and a score of other princi
pals which make up the roster of
thlB wonderful offering. Greater in
appeal than either "Rlo&som Titm, "
or "Maytime," the story and music
of "The Student l'rince" have found
their way to the hearts of counties
thousands In the cities w here it has,
been seen.
That "The Student Prince" is a
musical gem is generally conceded
by the many ardent playgoers espe
cially music students who have
flocked to see It. Not alone in tin:
beauty of Its score does "The Stu
dent Frince" obtain for i'self n po
sition among the musical classics of
Armrloa, but In the simplicity and
charm of Its love story.
"MANNFQITN," MHKRTV PRI.L.
STORY AT ( Al'ITOI,
"Mannequin," the new Paramount
photoplay, which made its debut to
day at the Capitol theater, stands
cut among the current' screen pro
ductions for several reasons. To be
gin with It was produced by Jnnirs
LYCEUM
C'onliiiiiiiti.s show Dally
TONIGHT A SAT.
Double Feature
Marie 'Brain's
ACQMNECriCUT
YANKEE
Jtaged Cmmett Jlynxij
I,SO
"The Love Hour"
with
LOUSE FAEXDA
HUNTLEY GORDON
Children's Matinee, I tk-
TOKAY IRI SAT.
TRi: I.IIiERTY MAGAZINES
$50,000 PRIZE STORY
"Mannequin
Uy l ANME HI ltST
W illi ALU E JOVt'i:
And VVA1IM I! P.AM I R
Till: NEW NEIil M,
"Casey of the
Coast Guard"
VMlh l,,y rge O'Hiir.i
(lilhlrm-.s .Malinee Salunlay. 15e
VAUDEVILLE
I RAM I S HART A CO.
HAM,. I RMIMI, & BRUT:
INM.I-i ANK WILSON
OTHERS
CHARLESTON
CONTEST
TONIGHT
CASH PRIZES TO WINNERS
V ,
1
8
r'WllinillinilllllnilillWIillilill.illiitti
JION T MISS THIS lllli TIMF.
Till RSHAY Ml.HT
Cinderella Ballroom
5! PRATT ST.. Hanlur.l
r.K. V!TK-!.NT IIANCI : SA1I KIlAY
ADMISSION oO FNTS I.XIHI S I RI F. MONDAY
Mtlrea ann rrrl.wa in thl. rulnmn an 8
teiptrtlte .mn.emenl romimnj. H
Criuo, who; directorial stamp on a
film is a guarantee of i iHci taiuinf !it
and technical pu'fcctlon.
Secondly, it was written by Fauuie
Hurst, famous mairar.lne v., it.,. ...,.i
novelist, and if any further proof
I w,,re n 1-d 0I- the s'orCs stiperia-
, tive excellence, u N tin fact that It
won the j;,e,t (, J l.. ny Maga.ine
prize for the best original motion
picture, plot.
I The vauri, ville program has live
! good nets to of.vr including Franc s
i Hart and Co., in a song and dance
I revue; Irglls and Wilson in a mm
jody offering: Hull, Erminle, ,,,
Uric In ti uify variety act; the Gar
ner Girls off. r new songs and puns;
and Hordnrr and I'.oyer, sensath.mil
gymnasts. The drst chapter of the
I new se,-;:, (aj.f,j. 0r ,i:, Oust
IGuard" with Gcrge i'!l.,ra 'cntnr
ed also stars with this program.
I Tonight the Charley, ,n contest
I will tnl... place and on Monday night
,! accordion playing contest will he
j offered with cash priz- s for the win-
! tier.
I Tn conjuration wi'h i'i" -bowing
I of "The American Venus" at the
'Capitol the-Mer nest w, . U, Vlondny,
j Tuesday and Wednesday, a cmpl-le
I lady's Kastcr ourtit and a gentle,
j man's out!!', will be given away free.
. The lady's ou'fli consists of 1 1 !
j following ar-ieh s from loading mcr-
chants of this city; 11. s.ore, a
spring silk dress; the Host on S'ore,
j If. J. Connelly Co.. n spring coat;
I Walk -Over Shoe Co.. n pair of noh-
by shoes; The Woman's Shop, lin
! gen" and hosiery; Outlet Millinery,
a spring hat; Conn. Furriers an olo
Iffant fur neckpiece; Mllon Beauty
' Salon, will give the winner n per
I n-.ancnf nave; YoU Floral Co.. nn
j Faster bouquet.
The man's outfit offers n Kuppen
I heimer suit of clothes from N, 1.
j Mag and Sons: and a spring hat
'fiom the r.osbeu Hit shop. Tie'
! man's ou'fit will he awarded on
Tuesday night and the lady's outfit
.will he award,, on Wednesday
: night.
! I'M.aci: phi. icy
The i ' lioy to .c in force at the
New Palace which will open. Faster
Sunday. April 4, will be that of a
i firt class picture house.
It is planned to hao hre,
chances of pictures a w, , h. new
iuetuns being shown on Sunday.
VV.-dnsday .and Friday.
The program will consist of two
feature plc.urcs and a cmn dy. news
reel and musical specialties by th.
' orch.-s! ra.
Th" 'heat.r will run continuous
shows from 1 ::: to 1 -:n dully.
Kffrtrts ".re ).. leg ramie the rail
toad and iti' ialhirgical itidiis'ties of
'France to hare a s!i ling scale for
workers bas-il on the cost of liv
ing. i:rMFMiii:i: nn: hvh.
Easter Sunday
(April 4)
MARK TIIC I A TAT OPENING
HI
THE NEW
PALACE
NKW BRITAIN'S
J10UKRN THEATER
."1
Read The Herald I or An
iioiini elm at of the Opening
Progiani
PARSONS'
Tltrjil "r
ii i;u ni;n
TOM! K I rhlai, Saliinlaj Mill. Ml.
J turns "
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I oi is .ion n vitn i s
HIM EN l.imi.l I. unil orlclnal
rw Verk l nt.
y. I S2..vi-s t.iHi-ci ..mi-$i .on
At. mai s.2.iki-si.:,o-si.(mi-t:
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For Your ( lubs. and Raniiels
j SKK LEY'S SIX SlX(iIN(;
AM) DANCING GIRLS
AM I hi: l.HY Willi
nn: swopiioni:
Telephone 2SKH
SMOKING GIRLS
BARREDAT B. U.
Ciarette Users Cannot Enroll at
Boston Institution
Hosion. March 55 ( Tie rolh go
girl who smok'H an occasional cig
arette was again in the lews lure
today. 1'oan T. Lawrence Havls of
the college of practical arts and le'
trrs of Huston university, d.pun-
1 nient for women announced Unit bc-
: cause of the almost un.inlinoiis de.
sire of parents of girl .students Car
a rule against smoking be eniorucil.
tin tin- fu'urc only girls wii.iug in
a I Id.' by Hie dictum Would be per-
', mitt. d to rcglst.-r in the college.
The wisacs 0f tn,. j.tircnts were
'.MTissed m a red nt r. f. n ndum in
'which tne conn' was Tea to 1
against tigurcttch.
The d.an's annonnccnicnt was
back. 1 by the stat. nn nt of resi
dent Caniel 1, Marsh of the unlvt r
rlty that be fully approved tile '
dean's stand.
; "VV'c are trying :o uphold an (deal
. which, lie s not p. riuit tlie young
'woman of ri f.n.tnec.t t,., smok.."
' I'e.in I hi vis' s'at' no nt said. "The
parents of our siuden's are evidently !
in fall accord. I do not wish to niin.
initio (ho d. sirabili y of stud' nt gov -
rumen' or colh g.- d.-niocracy, but
1 le!i,.o tliat there is a point rt .
which more mature nidguient should '
s'.p In. C-'inocra' ), to my mind, 1
. !' no' fliininaie .liscitdiue."
Sludents at the colleig have ac
cepted the decision to continue en- '
toreement of the anti-smoking rule
and are thoroughly willing to live up
to it, Fcan I lavis said.
nuiii
No More Do the Unkempt Roam
tbc Highways
N. York. March 'J;. 'P' Gone
vvi'li i he old-fashione.l swinsdoored
saloon is the hum," and In hip
place (s the "knlgh of the road"
shaven, decently dresseil and capa
ble of whiling away Ihe weary
hours in box cars vith disin.-sions
of econrniiics, sociology and labor
problems.
So sa'. s nr. Fe u I.. P.. Ittnan. di
rector of the llobo eolkgo of Chi
Cairo, which graduate. a large class
last Sunday. A Ftroll through the
r.orery and Fnion S.,uare failed to
disclose a sincle down-at -' !ie-h-o!s
vagrant. ls said, .and attributed it
eti'irely to proh.ildtion.
"To my gr.-at surprise," he sal I,
"in :ny walk 'h'-nugh Park llow,
''cop. r s' luare, the Tbiw. ry and
otlo r down'own sections 1 did not
s,'e one iliunk'ti nnan on the
streets, i whs glad to lind the o'd
ham's l'-.uic and r.o visible evi
deiii'" of rum. tliough one pan
handh r tel l me on the strict iii:'t
lhat h- kinw where he couhl get
half a ve'1' of rum for eO cents."
Sp.cl.ing or' bis wor'K in the Hobo
college, he said. Thousands of m m
slopped a liil.le while AV'.'ll US. tUld
have he. n brought in con'aef with
philosophy and psychology, with
art and h th rs and music."
n.' aNo said Cie coll-ce was a
crime preventative. "These gang
sters wan' to pit' t h''in-'eh
across, ami wo can help then do
It tn the proper way by trivlng
them jobs;, amusing tin in and giv
ing Fie in pleniy of the rlfbt sort of
ecj:em. !,. Th.at's wliat. C'ev' want,
exri'em, nt."
nr lb ltman told of the ,i...v hu
man . linie that lias 1" . ii es'ahlih
ed m Chicago. Ihibh-s that arc
raise. 1 nn the Vo'tle nre mere apt
to 1 ecotae erimi'i'.Is than those
tea' arc nnrs d by th. ir mo'hers.
II- sail.
lha'Tivin. who arriv. 1 i'i N. vv
York 'ster,hiy ',oi) Chicago, will
rail Sa'urday on the Caronia 'o
snnly eriaiinoioiTv' in Europe, lb
will serly speci'dly Co- i ff. ct of
food in causing crime.
Negress. 1"), Accused
1 Oi' Slaying; Ow n Child
Windsor. March Clara
lre. land, t tais eehnicaily under
aiT-st at 'he Hartford hospital ves
terda:.' .aft-r an autopsy bad dis
elosed Frit she had stabbed to
. a' h of ) r iir'ant child. She then
place, iis lio,y in a chimin y at t'.r
honi" In ee. The ehiuun v' was part
!v : ,rn .h.wn 1.-:-re the body was
disonv. r. !. Tie- giri wi'i tee eharg. I
Willi homicide.
The uu'opsy was p. a furni- d by I
Or. 11. N. Cos', llo. of llarlf. rd. as
sisted by Or. II. A. l'ra't of Wini
warter Ke n, : a. ta gro. of
Hart ' ord. was placd iiii-bT arrest
tonight in conn, c, ion wi:h Co case
and was "ak.n to the Hartford jail'
when he was unable to furnish j
bonds of fL.V"'.
j Post Card Received,
Nine Months on Way
! Washington. March (V'
i p est card from the imrtic-rmost
sea-going post office lias b"-n re
ceived by V. .LiLI of 'he w-atior
bureau att- r b. ia more tlian HI
; mont lis en its inn.
The e.-.re was liialle,) ,y H A.
i Sverdrup of toe "Maul." cf tie-
Norvveiia'i pe'ar dp Ion, and
!v;w: post lieu k, d "Folar '-as, August
4, 19:: nortli latitude 7 .
ROW lORC.FT
Bohemian Frolic
I iidT the Auspii-cs of
I.ADI I ,V I X . No. IS, IO.lt (I
Thursday Eve
Mnh 25
HOTI I. 5 R; RAI.I.RiHiM
Cm it Charge SI. Oil
Cards bniii ini: '
T nn rtnlnmenl I
FLASHES OF LIFE:
BANDIT'S
lv t ie v..,. i,,.,. pr,,.
Mo.aivv- Vodka u: '."' cents
quart is proving so popular that the
government lias dout.l.d its output
In the lust sis months and still can- i
not Mipply the demand, it Is i't 1
1" r cent alcohol,
Los A.-!. . v bank tobh-r wi'h
Hutch courage la loos-, lie took a
big sig troni a bottle us he bound
and gigged three employes of n
branch of the Pacific Southwest
Trust and Savir.cs bank. grabbed
SJ.C-ti. took s. v. ral more gu;ps and '
tumbled on:.
Princeton, V. J. If the p. Ighbor
hood of Fieicitou university is not
as cl- an a hound's tooth and as
dry as a hone m v fot tini" l'.ati
tiauv is Koln,- to :..;i whj. He has
appeaici to ,;. ral aut horitb s for a
ebau-up.
Ni vv V ork - A w i! known ctim
inal ..eolocis: and outcast b. havior-
ts: is visltieg town. That's the way
i'r. P. I., li'linmn, director of the .
Hobo col', ge of Chicago. (leM-rlbcs
UiniM if. lb- n.a. s that the bum has
vanished from the l'.owery wi'li pro
hibition. Jen::h tn- Arab vvoimnare fish'
ing Frir.ce in Svr.a. Two battalions
took part In a r. cent bat::- m ar
. Hamascus ami more are heirg re
' cruited.
New York A t.ook jus; issued
Msting 1 'ci maiih, is of women's
, clubs in New York contains an arti
cle t.y Mrs. Franklin Roosevolt
urging that they support the world
court.
Albany. N. Y. There's miite a
t'ght in the legjs'ariire as to whether
barbers cm give the real modish
; boyish hob. Iteanty parlor expert
say the or Unary male harbor can't, ;
.and they want linir dress-rs licensed
by a state hoard.
New York Virginia Hacon, niece
of the S'ar of l.ightnin' Is to be a
daughter of the 71st Kcciment. She
will bo adopted in commemoration
of the work of her uncle, Frank
Hacon. for the regiment during tho
war.
Thi:adeipliia--A policeman or a
fireman hereafter must have nt
least :a sound torn, !.eaUK(. f;1is
molars have cjiused some firemen
nearly to click, to death a tires.
N'.:w Haven M.ny K'iniler, 12,
ditnates of ni.-.o gainst
cousin in nutomobilc collision Milt.
Stamford Injuries sustained
by Walter Alb-n, M. uln n his bi
cycle hits truck, are fatal.
New Haven Former M. rid-n
pastor lns..g suit against typrwrit-
ing company for damages as result
of automobile collision in which
companion was 'atally injured.
Windsor 1.'. year chi rc-crcs-;
technically under a, rest ,-,t hospital
in oonn, o:ion v, ith ,'.. a:h of her
baby; 1;) year oh negro also under
.arrest in coum ctiou with ca(.,..
New Haven Hnss. 11 Sage.s
Founda'ion ,;,n criticises firm j .
-peeiaiUing ; ere. lit husiinss. , '
Pridgeport -- i.-r, use in Vrost :
case Intro, inc. s tnest, t ions figure,!
"tic "Fig John" Feig. r. tarongiij
testimony of at'ono y. iiewspap. r-
niati and stale polio, no n. '
Hart ford Oo ernor's condition j
a Imiiroved that he hopes to oc at
eapitol today. I
Hrldg, port -- Children's bonfire
sets tire to garage; no damage.
Norwalk - - M ,n p 'd on forgery
charge oPeap-s from jail but is re-
aplurc 1.
l.rne-f port Suffering from want j
of food. A. K. F. v el era n de s fol-
lowing collapse.
I New Papain Tun Hattford!
m. n painfully iu.iured when their i
.automobile dashes into pole. I
' Oreenwich Mrs. William Hodge,
whose home was recently distroy
d by tire, to give dance to bring
happy reaction lo her familv.
Manchester Saf.ty pin. open
ed. swallowed by four y-ar oil boy
and lodges mar lungs.
Hrodcr Is Nominated
By Hartford Democrats
Hartford. March IP - Fd
vv.ird W. Food. r. lortn, r sta;-- s-na-lor,
was unanimously notch..". d
for mayor by the democratic city
convention lore lust nii,-h.
City Trcasur, r Sloviim and Ta
Colleclor Harl, republicans, wre
endorsed. There were no ccn'ests
for places on the tick.;.
Sc5
MOTIIKR:- Fletcher's
C'astorin is a plcasint, linnn
Icss Sn!,s(itutc for Cistor Oil,
Paregoric Tectliini' Props
.inn .(vnimg vrups, espe
cially prepared for Infants in
To avoid imitations, alwaxs took for
Pr.
a each pjcWe.
Children Crujo!"
LOS ANGELES
COURAGE IN BOTTLE
VICTiMOFBANDITS
Killed as He Aproaches Car
With Loot"
Hovon. Mnrch tpTilf entire
' I'y police force today was seeking
'lie mur deter of Patrolman Frank .
''ono'-au.
Com.au was slain last night by
ore of three motor car thieves who
tired a bull, t into the officer's ab
domen a ) e approached their stall
ed machine. All thr. e then tied into
a crowd of l -nt. n w orshippers
which was pouring out of a church
n' ranee I n than ;:. f-et distant.
An eye wi'u ss. A'brrt A. Silver,
told Inspector, M,at ho had seen the
officer I'ppnnrh the ear and engage
the men in conversation, A moment
later. Comean. su bb-nly s'ar'ed to
move backward, and put his hand
in his pocket a If to reach for his
cite.. Instantly he f. u -0 the ground
and the tn. n lb d.
Just before the shooting. Silver
said, a woman had cried out that the
car was on tire, but police believe
that it had been forced to halt be
cause of an ovcr-hon'ed radiator.
They think this aroused Comeau's
suspicions.
The automobile Wlis found to hav
1 en stolen and to contain a con
siderable quanti'y of s'olen acces
sorles. BISHOP RICHARDSON ;
IS GOING TO PRESIDE
Will Rc In Charge of Methodist
Chun h Conference In South
Manchester
i South Manchester, Conn.. March
CT) (A5.' liishop E. a. Richardson of
Atlanta. Ca., will preside at the New
Fr.gland southern conference of the
.Methodist episcopal church hero
April 7 to 11. The district sup. r
intendenls will give reports of tho
eon, ill ions, opportunities and growth
of the church In their territories.
Clergymen an, officials from the
general boards will discuss the pro-
i'lim of the world service commis-
'sion as it affects the work of the
board of foreign missions, the board
of home missions, and other mis
sionary and benevolent programs of
the church.
; It Is expected that te bishop will
read the appointments of ministers
to various pastorates Sunday evening.
He nin ordain deacons and elders
and consecrate deaconncsses at the
S in day services.
' In th" New- England Southern
conference there are 7. " 1 S full
members not Including non-resident
lin active members. "".T": Sunday
s-'hool pupils-, feae-hers and officers.
!? church buildings with a property
value of ?e, I ac.fl.'ei and 144 parson
aires with a property value of tb'i'.
. s.'al.
HUSBANDS DO
HOUSE WORK?
How Mr. Dyer Solved the
Problem.
Mrs. Mildred Dyer was Itickr. Sho
had a good-natured htisbaud who
helped her with
m ti c h of her
housework. Be
cause she was in
ill health for
five, years. 1 was
often necessary
for him to do
th! 5. Put it
bothered Mrs.
Pyer. She felt
that he had to
work hard
enough anvway.
The time ho spent, in doing her work
was needed for his own. She dev
termined to find the road to beii-T
health.
She writes: " think Lyd;n K.
Pinkhani's Vegetable Compound is
simply wonderful. My health is bet
ter than it has ever been. 1 am get-tingi-trongerand
gaining in weight."
The livers live at Redlands, Calif.,
Route A. Rox H:i.
How often joes your husband have
to do your housework? No matter
how willins hr is, no woman feels
romtortable about it. perhaps you,
too, will find better health through
tho faithful use of Lydla E. Flak
ham's Vegetable Compound.
arni5 and Children
all
ages.
the signature cf
riiiiicUns everywhere recommenj it
I 1
1
Wsci ; ; . j fits
LOVE Of SISTERS RISES !
UP IN EITER LAWSUIT:
Connies Forgets Mttcr I'R1
Hftttle, Hearing of
Kin's lllnts. 1
Chicago. March IS li The love 1
of two sister for each other .
terday rose abo've tho bgal und
flntinclnl dlfftrer.c. s which divld. .1
them ihe years ago when the
Countess of Suffolk and porks, and
Mrs. Colin Campbell, ranged Upoll i
ilther side In A hitter lawsuit ov.ri
administration of th, state of
Levi '., Leper, their f.vh.-r, nn
braced und kissed.
The scene was in the court room
of Judge Henis K, Sullivan, who
will pass upon Lady Suffolk's pl-.i
tor the removal, as a trustee ot the
estate, of h. r brother, Joseph I.eit
er. The show of affection took place
when Mrs. Campbell entered th
court room after a hurried trip to
the bedside of her son, who is i'i
In Poston. j
Lelter, with whom Mrs. Canipb.'l
has aligned herself, caught in the
whirl of family affection, crossed
the room, smiling wlloly. an 1
grasped Lady Suffolk's hand. They!
.chatted a few niinu'es in whispers,
and parted smilingly.
It was the flrv. such g. sture ,
sine, the suit was called 'or hear-1
lug a week ago. Each day l.eite r
; and Mrs. Campbell huvu sat upon 1
one side cf the room and Lady j
Suffolk upon the other, the rif: ap-j
parotitic as wile as at any time
sith-o when Mrs. Campbell j
wrote to the countess that their
paths would divide if ,ady Suffolk I
persist, d In h.r accusations of,
liish-handvd mismanagement and
n-glect of duty against l.eit, r.
FALK TO HEAD COMMITTEE :
Animal C'noert For Children's
Home to He Held In First Luili- 1
cran Church April 8. 1
Alderman Wait, r Falk has b. en
named chairman of the cominiiti
of Swedish churches on arrange
ments for the annu.ilcoucert :ot '
he benefit of the Children's home.
Tho concert will be held Sunday.
April IS, at the First Lutheran;
church.
Tho VV'ennerherg chorus and Miss
Helen "i'ugve of Worcester. Mass.,
will be on the program.
The Ladles' Ail society of the
church will serve supp. r to the
children after the concert. i
Capitol Bootlegger Is j
Arrested in Washington !
Washington, March. (4i
Charged with being the bootlegc ri
who a f.-w days ago lied from the'
eapitol, leaving six quarts of liquor
behind, George L. Cassldy was ar
rested at his home here early today
by prohibition agents.
The visit to the eapitol followed
a speech hero by Senator Please,
democrat. South Carolina, in which
he said bootleggers made daily!
rounds of congressional offices sreh-j
ing customers.
'Most delicious !" he said.
"And I made it in five minutesW replied.
iJSounds like a miracle to many Women)
T7D T7T? In thence.
r IX Cj beautifully
illi'ilrstrd Corn Proilurts
Cook Book. -ou will find
more iha on hundred
Mpful rcip for prr psrin
Hi most dcliciesn food.
Write to Corn rrcducta R
fining Co., Drpt. A. Ar(PV
II). nd ron will rsir
copy rlu1elj- FUF.F..
L uMUWUl I
The Best
for Salads
and Cooking
Red Pepper Stops
Rheumatic Pains
Rub It On Soif, Still' Joints and Muscles, and Rheumatism,
Lumbago and Pain Vanish Try It and See!
Red Pepper Pub takes the "ouch"
from sore, stiff, nchmg .lolntn. It
cannot hurt you, and It certainly
n Is that old rheumatism torture nt
or re.
When yon are suffering so ymi
can ha.' lly g. t around, just try
"lied I'epp-r Hub." and you will
h.ive the quickest relief known.
Nothluu has such conr. titrated, p n
.tr.cing heat as red peppers. .Inst
as soon as you apply lied Pipier
It has pleased
more people
than any other
coffee ever offered
for
"Coffee ; JL
7?'' ount'!' a miraele to many worawi
VY 'S nit "lat "ie n,0!!t ''iciou mTon
T 7 naiw yon ever f asted ean b mde 'with
Mtizola in five minutes.
Just as a test, why not take the Mazola you hre
in the pantry (or yon ean phone your (rrorer fr a
ean) and follow thin recipe. It wi'J surprise you to
learn how ca5y it is to make mayonnaise.
1 nj .VmoU l , (Kupoon Bli. Ftjrjfr
1 Fgj J oik , furjwm Tufnia
1 i fra.r'vn e?u jar f toblnpoov lm Jmn er
1 j tovpwi Salt 1 laUfsp,vn Vinrfer
Beat eg yxilk thnroughlT and dd Mswl nn tea
poon at a time until you hav a firm nramrtniitor
aftrr which Mattila may b addrd morr rapidly, th
add rour acasoning and lastiy the lemon jiiice or
vinegar, heating all well together.
AND, of course, you know that home-mad
i mayonnaise is good because yon hunt tbe
egjjs in it are fresh.
Another pleasant surprise will he rour discovery
that Mazola blonds so readily with the other ingre
dients and the finished mayonnai.se does not aeptvr
ate though you may keep it for day.
For other salad dressings especially French
Dressing, compare Marola with the bneat im
ported oils that may cost twice as much. Yoa wffl
no longer wonder why Masola is America 'a most
popular salad oiL
Hub you will feel the tlngllnjr hrat.
In three minute it warm the sore
spot through and through. Pain
and soreness arc gone.
Ask any druggist for a Jar ot
Howies Ited Pepper Hub. It cost
but little.
For I r. c Sample Mall Tlila Ad-v.rtis.m-l
to WHITEHALL
PIIVHVI.VCAL CO.. Ins.. S?S Mdl
s in Ave, New- York. N. Y.
sale
Good to the last dropP