New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 10

No More Corn Suffering “Gets-It ” Never Leaves a Corn On Any Foot For Very Long. The hurting “pep” goes right out of that corn the moment a few drops of “Gets-It” lands thereon. It is through, and “for keeps.” STGRM’S DEATH LIST MAY YET TOTAL 176 Property Losses FExpected to1 Hit $1l 000 000 ! March 30.—The s tornadoes Chicago, death toll which ripped ruction through sections s, stood carly today at 61 with s expressed that reports o isolated regions and deaths mong the injured might increase the otal. Stricken communitics were today from the wreck by the storm and reli s fo. the thousands of in- ired and homeless were well under oy, Wire communication in the rea was he restored Xpec to aid in clearing up the ex- ent of the disaster and (he tal umbcer of those who lost their live Tabulated reports by states today fave the number of deaths as fol- affected nd this was ms county 2. Allen county , Trving Park 6, Iaywood 4. Plain- Corns and “Gets-It” Can’t Live Together You'll have no more pain but will notice the corn getting ioose and " wobbly. In a day or so, you lift enolette | 4t right off without any feeling. Raabs | That's the end of the corn and of 3nur troubl(s Millions have proved “Ge to be the one and only untu lnz common sense corn re- mover. Why not you? costs but a trifle at any and carries a money- guarantee. Mrd. by . Law- rence & Co, Chicago. . Greenville ana Nashville Van Wer! 3. Moulton id Brunersburg 6, Genoa roer 4. Michiz beek 3, 11—Fenton Hart 1, Manblc Battle Grove Center ! Sold in New Britain and recommend- | ed as the world’s best corn remedy 3 ¢ G | by the Clark & RBrainerd Co. Crow- East Troy, W !ell's Drug Store, Nathan An unverified report that 15 white | geerling Pharmacy. rsons were killed at Stovall, Ga., a | lage near La Grange was heing in- | e ed. Jr true the death list/ POLES INFLICTING Tlocalit hit by | rm and it w ced some misht vo been killed — Yo accu cstimaate of the total pert a ich runs into the | jlions had been today. In estimated that the ma- - in Western $2,000,- more than $1,000,- Russian Bolshevik Forces Have With- drawn (o the Eastward After Hot Fighting. , and Georgia, ", March 29.—Russian Bol- shevik for which have been at- tacking the Polish front in Podolia have suffered severe losses and at ptate troops patrolled the storm pt sections of Iilinois today and | Red Cros an committees nized aid for thc injured and eless. Huyndreds of carpenters began reconstruction work yes- Ma;wood, Meirose | wround Chica- most of the All of the refugees n placed in homes or tents. nly one death occurred vesterday ng the injured in the Chicago dis- and hospitals reported most of hundred patients would recover. e W an official statement issued at headquarters today. Polish pursued the enemy and retaken territory the savas said. army have have which was lost in ¢hting of last week, it is ik and Irving jhaa cleared aw Fighting but it is heaviest in Podolia and in the region of Retchitsa and Kalenko- northeast of Mozir. Tn one of { the recent Bolshevik attacks two ene- Is | my reziments wecie annihilated and it is reported the Poles have taken 60 prisoners and the colors of the 422d Bolshevik regiment. A battle between SUB KNOCKED TO PIECES. pat, Sunk Off an Diego, Little Better Than Junk. n Diego, March 30.—Officers ofl [U. 8. Supply Ship Glacier, which returned here today from Mag- | took place east of a4 Bay, reported the stranded |.said. The parine H-1 so badly buffeted by seas that it was little better junk. The Glacier brought to Diego the bodies of H. M. Giles M. F. Delamain, members of the who lost their lives when the | hersibie grounded at the entrance Hagdalena Bay The bodies of Commander James R. Webb Joseph Kauffman, who were | B at the same time have not recovered. armored trains Deraznia, it is trains were only 200 feet wart during the combat and it is id the iet forces were obliged to withuaraw, having lost severs and suffered other severe lo: In Volhynia, north of the front, the Bolsheviki are attacking one point and then shifting suddenly to another sector in an effort to find a weak point in th2 Polish armor. The Poles, however, are repored to he holding their own on all fronts at presert. Me The Best Eaters Among His Trade-bu uy POST TOASTIES .66y No corn flakes ap- proach these rich, substantial bits of’ corn in flavor. At 81-oce1's evezywbere MR. VOTER Noveck, ; LOSSES ON SOVIETS ! points have withdrawn eastward, says troops , on all fronts is reported ' i ——— e st et . . Y Pt e e st Rubber Products Corporation Present Factory or Shelton, Conn. Manufactuers of the Black Stripe Tube The Black Stripe Tube ! The Market Sales Facts We Also Make Our Equipment A most unigque evolution in tube making, an innovation made possible only after vears of experimenting at a cost of thou- sands and ' thousands of dollars—is now being manufactured and supplied to whole- salers and retailers. One of the features of this tube is — THE BLACK STRIPE TUBE WILL NOT RUST ON THE RIM. Every automobile owner realizes the great tube loss every year through the rotting of the rubber because of adherence to the rim. This fact eliminated — THE BLACK STRIPE TUBE has created a great sensa- tion among the trade. Because of the low cost of the BLACK STRIPE TUBE — huundreds of thousands of dollars in orders have flooded our Shel- ton and New York offices. And there are hundreds of thousands of dollars in orders obtainable by expansion and methods of progress madc possible through money that will be derived through the sale of stock. In 1919 alone over 160,000,000 tubes were sold to individuals and concerns owning and operating motor vehicles employing the use of pneumatic tires. Estimating at a very conservative figure of profit — it can be safely said that $1.00 net can be realized on ev tube that leaves the factory. Upon completion of this present financing the company should be earning at Jeast TEN TIMES THE DIVIDENDS REQUIRED. BUT — The company does not confine it- self to the manufacture of the celebrated BLACK STRIPE TUBE — for other ar- ticles of rubber are also made. These articles can be manufactured under the present working conditions and equipment —turning another handsome profit. The Rubber Products Corporation needs added equipment which will care for all expansion that the firm will accomplish in the mext few years to come. Savings of thousands of dollars every year in fuel are made possible through the exclusive use of WATER-POWER. Rubber Products Corp., Shelton Conn. Why Wait Years for Dividends? Why Build a Factory? Why Rely on a “Chance’ Future? The Rubber Products Corporation does not ask its stockholders to build a plant, for—THE PLANT IS ALREADY ERECTED AND DOING BUSI- NESS The Rubber Product Corporation does not ask stockholders to help build up a business with stockholders’ money—does not ask stockholders to wait for the time when dividends can be paid—does not ask stockholders 'b assist in creating sales for the BLACK STRIPE TUBE, for—THE BUSE: NESS IS ESTABLISHED, THE DIVIDENDS ARE PAYABLE APRIL 1T AND OCTOBER 1ST, AND THE MARKET IS USING THE BLACK STRIPE TUBE TODAY ! We Don’t Ask You to Build a Factory for These Men—r To Let Them Run it for You—Nor do We Ask You to .g Take a Chance on Future Success! The Rubber Products Corporation. is doing business today. "The Black Strlpe Tube is being successfully marketed with orders in excess of the company ability to supply. The new money is to be used for the purpose of increasing the volume of busmess—partlcularly in the tube department. Moneys Derived from the Sale of a Limited Number of Shares of Stock Will be Utilized for Business Expansion. MAIL THIS COUPON Stock Now at General Financing Corp., Security Bldg., Bridgeport, Conn. Gentlemen : I am interested in the Rubber Products Corp., Shelton, Conn. send me further. particulars. Name 312 Liberty Bldg. BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT Telephone Noble 98 Please General Financing Corporation Suite 310, 311, 4 You Will Select the Next Mayor of New Britain at the Poils Thursday Vote and Make ORSON F. CURTIS Mayor