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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14,
All ITSGAS FUEL
pal Resoorces Not Being Con
served as They Should Be
Phoenix; Aril.. Nov. 14 An ap-
fcalllnf waste ot America"! vital na
tural resources makea it certain that
Inanufactured M ll destined to be
the fuel ot the future and to furnish
ha world'a heat, according to Alex
ander Forward, of New York, seere-
arv minister of the American uaa
Association, who spoke here today at
ha convention of the national aaso-
tlatlon of railroad and utilities com-
knlsnloners.
Stating that the nation's future is
liound up In Its fuI supply, Mr.
Forward said there was no perman-
nt refuge In oil or In water power,
ind that eventually me country
would have to draw more and more
jpon Its coal deposits.
"In five years," the speaker de-
lclared, "the fuel requirements of our
Eutomoblles alone will amount to
E60,000,000 barrels of oil annually,
Cr more than the total oil output
when the World War began. The
railroads are now using 60,000,000
oarrels a year as locomotive fuel.
Shortly the tide will turn. Perhaps
Icvltbln ten or 15 years, possibly In
rnuch lees time, the supply of oil In
Was skeptical of Kellogg's Bran
unlil it gave him back his health
Naturally Mr. Carter whose letter'
follows was skeptical Be had tried
practically everything or the relief of
constipation. All had failed. But
Kellogg Bran brought him perma
nent' relief, just h it has done for
thousands of others, Bead his letter i
OentloBtni
I am 41 years old. and htve (mm
f years a gmi ufltrr from
conitlpatloa. I hid to rulgn a
ckrteil pwltlon awikim of rushes
of blood to nur hand, torn of which
csnMd dm to f til to the ground. I
took in outdoor laboring lob and
tried for the tint time, keptfcnlly
I idmlt, your KrambM Bran. The
reault h bora wonderful. 1 began
, , to be normal after I had been on
the Bran about three daya. Ha
more enema, no mora Old Dr. So-and-so's
fllla, Epiom salts by the
' ton, ate., sd Infinitum I Yon ka
the moat wondorfnl product for
onatipation I have ever teen or
tried. Yours very f ratefullr,
L. T. Carter. 294 Nineteenth tU
Brooklyn, H. Y.
Eollogg'a Bran, cooked and krunv-
bled, does not irrttato the intest'uifs
like drugs and pills. It acta exactly as
nature acts. Eaten regularly, it is
guaranteed to reliove permanently the
most chronle esse of constipation, or
yonr grocer will return your money.
Yon will like the exclusive, nut-like
flavor of Kellogg 's Bran, rooked and
krnmhlod. Eat two tnblespoonfuls
dally in ehronio cases with every
meal. Eat H with milk or cream and
in the recipes on every package. Sold
by all grocers. Made in Battle Creek.
W.C.T.U. SEEKS
DRY WORLD NOW
Parity and Peace Other Objec
tives oi White Ribboners
Chicago, Nov. H. World prohibi
tion, purity and peace are the ob-
lectlves of the National Women's
bur country will be totally insuffl- Chrltlan Temperance union, accord
Cienl 10 meet mo oeuiuuu. . . ....- - ,,,
It is eoually futile for America to '"s "
in her hopes to waterpower," Mr. Anna M. Gordon, world and na-
orward declared, "for our mausm- tlonal president of the organization,
made a pre-eminent feature of
program and be discussed by
perta.
Swedish Visitor Studies
Children's Home Methods
One of the visitors at the Chil
dren's Home yesterday was A. Thor
ell from Sweden, who is touring this
country for the purpose of studying
tho means and methods of conduct
ing Institutions of this kind. He In
tends to return to Bweden and start
a children's borne In tho province of
Skane.
t'RGES MISSIONARY WOItK
Catholic Clergyman Wants Extension
of Fields In Southwest.
Chicago, Nov. 14. Bishop Francis
C. Kelley of Oklahoma, who retired
,1 plants are now using 80,000,000 before the golden jubilee convention as President of the Catholic Church
orsepower, and at the present rate, today. ',M' reuemiy wucn o
t Increase they will need 100,000,-. -The work of the Women's Chris- was made a bishop, in his annual
00 horsepower in a dozen years. ' t)an Temperance union is Just be- report to the society at its nineteenth
he most rapid development of wa- ginning." she said. The electorate annual convention now urges me ex-
erpower which public policy will e( tD, United States needs to know tension oi me eaucauonw iramins oi
ermit cannot save enougn coal toit),4 truth about the benefits ot pro
even keep up with the Increasing
demand.
"We must rely on coal," he stated,
f'and this despite the fact that by
the year 1940 wo shall in the Lnttea
States be burning as much coal each
year as Is now consumed by the en
tire population of the earth. Fur
thermore, there Is no tangible hope
of lower coal prices, and It Is prac
tically certain that the cost will grad
ually Increase."
According to Mr. Forward, the so
lution to the fuel problem lies In the
Economical use of coal In the manu
facture of gas and such flexibility in
gas rates and ga heating stand trds
as will enable tho gas companies of
khc country to give the greatest ser
vice In heat for the least money.
Instead of uniform gas heating
standards, the needs of tha future
vilt require flexibility so as to por-
rtit tha individual gas company to
nanufacture and deliver to Its cus
tomers gas of such thermal content
as wil mak for the greatest amount
of conservation.
WOW, WHAT A THRILL.
I Dangerous Lunatic Has Been fcliav-
Itng Men In Worcester Barber Shop.
Worcester. Nov, 14. That Simon
I Dash o, aged 30, of this city, one of
the most dangerous Inmates of the
state hospital berc, has been shaving
the .city's most prominent men in
one of the exclusive barber shops in
the city during the past week bo
came known after his return to the
hospital following his capture last
night by the police. When Pasho
escaped ten days ago a gonoral call
was sent out for his capture because
of his menace to the public. The of-
I floors found him last night in his
home and returned him to tho hos
pital. Inquiry today revealed that a
week ago Dasho who is a harbor.
I applied for job in the barber shop,
showed he could do the work and
was given, the position. He showed
no signs of insanity while at work.
hlbltlon and we must mtfre and more
persistently circulate the confirming
evidence. Many good friends ot tne
eighteenth amendment, because un
informed, fail to treat It fairly.
"Although this amendment is not
yet five years old, we have reason to
be distinctly proud of It. At 21
years of age, the eighteenth amend
ment will display the staying quali
ties that today, at the age of four
years, some of our cltlter.s unreas
onably expect. i
"We shall not be Indifferent to tho
menace of the would-te sponsors for
the eighteenth amendment who in
sistently advocate 2.75 per cent beer,
those who, If they could nave tneir
way, would liberalize the Volstead
code Irt the vain hope of commit
ting our youthful amendment to the
prison cell of uncertainty.
"While tolerant of those who hon
estly hold on prohibition a different
opinion Atom our own, we need vig
orously to oppose rum runners, boot
leggers and their next of kin, the
personal flouters of America's white
law of 5 eoonomlc supremacy and
moral leadership. -
"Crowd out the hip-pocket flask
with the truth about alcohol as al
ready known through experience and
flxnerlment. There must be a new
and vigorous campaign for total ab
stinence." i Recommendations by Miss Cordon
Included a series of border confer
ences to aid in preventing bootleg
ging and rum running. Miss Gor-
; don urged that the advantage Of
' t,lkl,An -HA otatA stAntrnl tie
I'l UIJ I LUtlVll W.l Bt.i. v..v w
men for the mission fields of the
southwest. He is the founder of the
society.
Bishop Kelley reported that dur
ing the last fiscal year the society
had disbursed 754,000 in the south
and southwest, the largest sum ex
pended for the missions of those sec
tions In the history of tho organization.
BIS DRIVER A SUICIDE
Fifth Avenue Operator Also Rhoote
Young Woman In New York.
New York, Nov. 14. William E.
Burns, a Fifth avenue bus driver,
committed suicide yesterday after he
had shot Mies Nellie Hanscll In the
Fifth avenue office of her employer,
Walter D. Tusten, a Jeweler. Miss
Hansell was shot In the mouth but
her teeth checked the course of the
bullet and probably saved her life.
Only two of her teeth were knocked
out.
After shootUrg the woman, Burns
turned the gun on himself. Miss
Hansell, who is 28 years old, was
taken to a hospital. Burns was lden
tifled by cards found In his pockets.
TURKEYS FOR HOSPITAL
A request that friends of the New
I Britain General hospital who in
tend to donate turkeys to the insti
tution for Thanksgiving notify Dr.
T. E. Reeks superintendent, as ear
ly ss possible, In order to avoid con
fusion in ordering supplies, has
been Issued. It is necessary to order
supplies at leait 10 days In advance.
It is requested also that turKeya to
be donated be sent in at least. 24
hours In advance.
MORGAN TO SLAKE LOAN
Paris, Nov. 14. Completion of the
negotiations between the Morgan In
terests and the French government
for a loan to be raised in America
will be announced next week, It Is
understood.
The conversations were resumed
by Finance Minister Clemeptel and
representatives of J. P. Morgan this
week and are now nearly completed.
Safe Milk
and Diet
For Infants, Invalids, the Aged;
Nursing Mothers, Children, etc
Chimen
Contains the valuable muscle and bone building elements found
in the grain and whole milk. Easily assimilated by growing chil
dren, students, anemics, etc. Excellent as a light lunch when
faint or hungry. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring
the powder in hot or cold water. No cooking.
Ttfe Safe
i
7)ruq Stores
217 MAIN STHEET
LOWEST
PRICE
And effective every single day
indefinitely
Sa rvau rlpprdv'we cut nrices on
www KT 7
Standard Toilet Needs and Family Remedies,
and how great are tne savings
Maltine, plain and
all combinations. .
Father John's
Medicine, 50c size
Wampole's Extract
of Cod Liver Oil. .
Hills Cascara
Tablets
Bell-ans,
25c size
Vicks Vapo Rub,
35c size
Sylpho Nathol,
50c size
Mellin's Food,
75c size
Kemozone,
50c size
Harlem Oil
Capsules, 35c size
Kotex, regular
size
89c
37c
57c
16c
15c
21c
36c
54c
31c
23c
39c
Pebcco Tooth Oft.
Paste, 50c size. . . J C
Woodbury's Soap, -l n
25c size IDC
Johnson and Johnson Baby
Talcum 1 A -
Powder 1tTv
Palmolive OI
Shaving Cream ... t41C
Palmolive 1 E
Talcum Powder.. IOC
Pond's Cold and Pond's Van
ishing Cream,
25c size
Cutex, all
preparations ....
Amolin Toilet
Powder, 50c size. .
Coty's Face
Powder
Kolynos Tooth
Paste
I lit
ill
YOU'LL be thankful for these unusual value offerings on our EXTRA
EASY PAYMENT TERMS. Our Thanksgiving specials far outreach
all competitors.. Prices are certain to save you one-quarter to one-third
off.
Old Time Medicine Sale
NOV. 13th TO NOV. 22nd
An Opportunity to Fill Your Medicine Chest With Drugs
and Remedies of Tested Purity At a Saving
PREPARE
FOR
THE EMERGENCY
Pure Test Rubbing
Alcohol, pint ....
Cascara Aromatic,
50c size..'
Pure Test Cod
Liver Oil, pint
Riker's Expecto
rant, 60c size
Riker's Peptrofol,
full quart
Pure Test Zinc
Stearate
Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic, 50c size . . .
Rexall Larkspur
Lotion
Rexall Throat
Gargle
Compound Cathar
tic Pills (100) ....
Sloan's Liniment,
35c size
49c
39c
51c
49c
89c
13c
39c
19c
19c
29c
20c
Pure Test Boric
Acid. 8 oz
Rochelle Salts,
4 oz
Glycerine,
1 oz
Glycerine and
Rosewater, 9 oz. . .
Rhinitis Tablets,
half strength
Rexall Catarrh
Jelly
Rexall Asthma
Powder
Pure Test Castor
Oil, 8 oz.
Rexall Cod Liver
Oil Emulsion
Cascara
Tablets
Quinine Pills,
2 gr. (100)
Women's and Misses'
COATS
Styles featuring the latest $1 Q Q Q
materials and colors. ... v 1 i7 Up
wm t 1 If Iff f
Men s and loung men s
Suits and O'coats
Here you will find a superb collec
tion of Suits and O'Coats that are
sure to keen ! O A A
you warm . . 4OU Up
Boys' Department
Suits and O'coats
priced ..
$7.50 Up
DRESSES
Unusually becoming late season's styles at almost your own
price
lGENEROUS CREDIT
413 MAIN ST. Open Evenings New Britain, Ct
TERMS
(INC.)
HARTFORD
Cigarette Sale
Two Days Only Nov. 14th and
In Carton Quantities
loth
200 Camels $1.26
200 Lucky Strikes . . $1.26
200 Chesterfields .... $1.26
200 Peidmonts $1.26
200 Lord Salisbury . . $1.59
200 Fatimas $l.i
100 Helmars ?1.
100 Melachrino, No. 9, $1.
100 Murads $1.
100 Egyptian Straights, :
raj nri i - ini
Zo 1 urkeys to oe uiven Away r ree
on the Day Before Christmas
Also 2 Children's 6-foot
Do your shopping from now until Christ
mas at this store and get one of these cou
pons with each purchase write your name
and address on its stub and drop it in the
Turkey Boxes placed about the store.
This was a big feature last Christmas
and so many people have asked about it that
we decided to start it three weeks in advance
this year so as to give everyone added oppor
tunity to get in on the free drawing.
Be sure and get your coupons tomorrow
and every time you make a purchase at
this newly enlarged store.
if
See Special Values
For Tomorrow on
Advertised
Page 5
MPUlit BMtlMin " Ll (ft 1 0 11
The Under -Price Store
In the Basement
A Record - Breaking Sale
For
New Britain
Business i
Girls !
239
New Frocks
A preat event especially for New Britain Business Girls and one that will be as
tremendously successful as the first. L . , l t
We have never offered such a wonderful collection of smart frocks at such an .
astonishingly low price. There are trimly tailored street frocks, slim afternoon
dresses of silk, trig little sports frocks.
These favored materials: Poi ret twill, flannel, Toiretsheen, pompon cloth, benga-
line, satin. Canton crepe and brocaded faille. .
These smart colors : Browns, navy, black, rust, penny, shutter green, ox-blood
and Chinese blue.