New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 13

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; Second Section L et BRI STANDARD OIL GETS EUROPEAN RIGHTS Acconding {0 Rumor-Hugo Stin-| ies Grows Concerned Berl'y, Feb, 3.—"The inereased con- sumption ofscrude oil nnd need of a corresponding Inerease in the world's production has focused at-| tention of Amerlean intercsts upon | Eunropean flelds ,and renewed ef- forts are being made to secure long time contracts for tha development of the industry here on'a large seale, Agents of the Stand 0Oil com- pany have been most active and are reported here to have secured virtual monopolies of oil prospecting and well sinking in a number of smaller Central Kuropean states. German capital has been watching the operations of the Americans with considerable concern, aad it is pre- dicted in quarters close to Hugo Ktinnes, the most powerful of the German capitalists, whose com- mercial enterprises extend to allj Iurope, that American interests | soon “will have a monopoly of tne Jsuropean petroleum suppiy, 1t not | of the whole earth.” The Standard Oil company has se- cured control of important fields in Northern Persia on a b0-year lease, Lt the action of the Persian admin- | istration in granting the conc | has been protested by the Ru: government, and also by the ish ministry, incompatible with the E n agreement of | I'ebruar; 1, which it is claimed Buve Ru ior rights. Ame s also have secured im- portant sssions in Jugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Rumania, under stipulations providing for investment of several millions of American dol- lars in development work, which these countries cannot undertake. Negotiations have been hegun be- tween the Americans and Russian representatives for leasing the Ru sian fields, and putting them upon a productive basis. At the same time the Russians are seeking to secure German machinery for their oil 'fields without which it is reportedmany of the works must close, resulting in permanent damage to certain fields and heavy losses to the Soviet gov- ernment. Pormer wealthy oil owners and promoters, now Russian exiles here, have been participating in these ne- gotiations. The annual production of crude oil in the United States was estimated by the United States geological survey on January 18, to be now almost 500,000,000 barrels, but the reports stated that the annual eonsumption Iready is beyvond that mark and is still growing. It added that for some years the United States has had | to import oil and, with the growth in demand, its dependence on foreign oil “has become steadily greater fn spite of our own increase in output.” KING DQWN AND 0UT 3 Ferdinand, Former Ruler of Bul- garia, Stands No Chance of Return- ing to His People. Sofil, [eh. 3.-—There is no chance of former Kinz Rerdinand’s return to Bulgaria, declares Premier Alexander Stamboulisky, Bulgaria's statesman, farmer and reformer. If ever Ferdinand should dare to put his foot on Bulgarian soil, the premier fold the correspondent with a tremendons thump on | desk, “the people would rise np against him as a ftraitor and either hang him or thrast him into jail. “No, you may tell the American people not to listen to these frequent reports of the return of Ierdinand. We have done complete penance for our sins and part of (hat penance has been to hanish forever from our gight the faithless Iterdinand, to whom most of our sins were due.” M. Stamboulisky said the Bul- gavian people arc filled with con- tempt and hatred for their former ruler, the father of the popular young king, Doris. IF BACKACHY OR KIDNEYS BOTHER Fat Less Meat, Also Take Glass of Salts Before Fating Brealkfast Urie acid in mea’ excites the kid- neys, they become overworked: get| sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps of lead. The urine hecomes clondy; the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. When the kid- | neys clog you must nelp them flush off the hody's urinous waste or you'll be| a real si person shortly. At first yon feel a dull misery in the kidney region, vou sufier from backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets sour | tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when the weat bad. Fat less meat, drinks lals of water; also get from the pharmacists four | ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-| spoonful in a glass of water before | breakfost for a few days and your kid- | neys will then act fine. This famous salls is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice sombined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normai activily, also to neu- tralize the acids in urine, so it no !l longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in- jure; makes a delightful efferyvescent lithia-water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say they scll lots of Jad Salts to vigorous || Colks who believe in overcoming Kkid- @y trouble while it is o trouble. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, VANITY CANTEENS The best lot we have bad-——FExtra good 2,000 CARES FAIRY SCAP grade leathers in varions desirable colors, Fitted with large mirror, three ivory toilet 98¢ essentials and change purse ’ The Price Cevas Limit—3 to ecach Imported Venice Lace Collars The widely used Tuxedo Shape—Dozens Customer of pretty patterns, The price is less than half their real worth, Sagurday Only i —_— Money Invested In The Purchase Of Anything At The Fair, Always Yields Good Dividends In The Form Of Cash Saving. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1022, 1200 BOXLES Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder 12':¢ BOX Rubberized Limit—2 to each Household Aprons Customer Strictly waterproof—B3ib and skirt style —Colored Gingham — Checked 390 Pattern — Saturday only - A Truly Wonderful Offer 0f Hairbow Ribbon Heavy Pare Silk H-inch Hairbow Ribbon —Attractive Satin style stripe and novelty pattern—All good colors in the lot — Yard PAYING INVESTMENTS — For Example, Look Over These Saturday Offers. Saturday Drug' Specials Jadd Salts Weythe Kis: ‘Tarrants Seltzer New Spring “Rotex” — 1 doz in pkg. . —15c. Ginghams Tar . 1 Liebigs Beef Doan's Ointment Dr. Summers Brand tal Cream Blaude Iron Pills, 100, 15¢ Mastin’s Vitamon T 79 Laco Castile Soap—Large Our 1922 showing of Ginghams — Most 15¢. complete stock in New Brita Merck's ' Bodluin 82 inch widths, officring extraordinary val- Hate=dell: ues in American Color fast, Cc Standard Brands, such as— er 17 d Bates Toile Du Nord AR (rochet Cotton Amoskeag—Kalbhourne > 'S e e 200 S oNe and colors C""A’i"vxd29c 7C ball Also Imported Silk Finish Ginghams at 50¢, 59¢ and 75¢ Per Yard, Limit 4 to cach customer Special For Saturday = RS Lo, 97 Poplin—36 inches wide Yd. 3t Brown Cotton Cloth— S Ydo 10 Krinkle Seersucker Yd. 19¢ Long Cloth—( PEARL BUTTONS A Splendid Lot Bleached Cotton Cloth .. .. (. At 5 c doz. First quality NEW UNDERWEAR CREPE IN Pigure and Motifs—=20 different L] NEW CHALLIE Just Arrived—50 New picces of challie in beautiful spring and summer 19 Patterns va. 19€C pearl, all sizes, fish eye and two hole style Notion Bargains For Saturday Collar Bands, Cushion Backs —Well 'made Bach ... e washable, heavy mesh Metal Tatt Shuttles Imported Hair whille Waving Iron . Old knglish Floor Wax—1 I, size Poilo Furni- ture Polish. Scotts “Seleo™ Cream 39 Polish v C Johinson's Prepared Wax - Johnson's Liquid Wax — 39, 59, $1.00 Three In 1 Oil— Mending Tisue— All - @ ColOrS ... v:.voss PR C Cosmo Dress Shields — All Sizes—n Kleinert 19 shield .......... Pair (4 Surfit Dress Linings of Lawn—All size [ SUN———————— Band Brassieres Well Made, Serviceable, materials — Pink and All Sizes SATURDAY The Last Day Of RINSO Demonstration ART EMBROIDERY — NEW STAMPED GOODS Daily we are recciving new things in our Art Goods Dept. They are so different in style and design from last season, and remembe you can now procure very handsome goods stamped on quality ma- terials, Very low in price. Expert service, advice and courtesy will be extended whether you buy or are just looking. Williams Pine, Honey and Rompers On Sale At The HOUSEHOLD ANNEX 159 Main Street SPECIAL VALU White and arey. 4-qua 19¢ Sauce Pan % b ..30¢ i namel Sauce ¥ R : . {le garments for the dar- Den- 2 12¢ White and White— Large Siz ablets Copper Tea For the baby — Little girl or little boy — Just received a new shipment of all the latest 1922 styles—dJust the cutest lit- lings in all sorts of ma- terial. They must be secn b )2 2 (0 be appreciated. Special <5 As usual, maintaining our reputation for offering .'I(‘ $ 1 .00 Lach..... Aluminum Sauce Pot—6 Quart Th —Gouod Quality — Saturday 26¢ greatest assortment and lowest prices—Of- fering complete assortment of cldwsst FAMILY TAILORED HOSIERY FIFTY WONDERFUL NEWS REGAL 10 - INCH Double Disc Records PLAYS ON ALL MACHINES DOZEN Women'’s Nain- ook Bloomers, A few of the many numbers—New Weld- rest Silk Lisle in light, mediom 50 and heavy weight Pair c Women's Weldrest Silk and Lisle mitture knee. in the new beautiful heather cffects in e 90C Combination . c For Saturday . Each Womel Weldrest Pure Silk Hose, 3 250 S top—Black, Cordovan and $l 50 Pair (J flesh color elas- We have been appointed exclusive New Britain tic wais Agents for these Records, aist and The Price Is Only every wanted First lot just received by Express, Comprise the following. New release of the latest and best every month. Women's Weldrest Pure Silk Hose—Extra o . ; fine quality—lisle top—All $l 85 [GRANNY (Fowre My Mammy's Mammy.) TR e T Pair o 9 l 72 | Sung, hy Charles Harrison : ; [PHOSE OLD-FASHIONED DAYS. ........ . Rjchard Bold HAVE YOU x — 914 $1 WANT MY MAMMY.. ..Sung by Bob White VMANIDY NS MBS+ o SUNE by ‘Billy Clark EN THE [ WHEN SHALL WE MEET AGAID 9155» Sung by Broadway Quartet [ BIMINI BAY . Sung by Arthur Rields 915 VAPRIL SHOWERS Special Values WHITE G Women's all-Silk hose—Ipstwich make— Fibre toe and top—Mock seam— 69 Black. Cordovan, Grey, White—Pr. c g by Arthur Fields [BIRDS OF A FEATHER Sung by Vernon Dalhart .9140\-\'.\\ I'TT WITH MUSIC, . " v vaes s oo John Rogers (1T WONDER I YOU STILL CARIS FOR ME William Sloane 9145\.\'!'\'4‘.HI"I.'V\'IL VSR EY (SRR W * NO MORE (My Mammy). .. .John Rogers 913 § WHEN FRANCIS DANCES WITH ME....Charles 1foster ..Curtis & Burke ON THONOLULU HONEY .. ouovisiosa Cartis & Burke D , [TEN LITTLE FINGERS . N SN LITTLE TOES DISPLAY 9136 oy Jones and West PHIEET RO B Rl T =l R 1 WONDER WHO (You're Calling Sweetheart) AT THE Henry Jones Women's Silk lisle hose—exceptional hose TUCK ME TO SLEEP In My Old ‘Tucky Home. R X —Re | < E n My ucky Homge ANNENX in Quality and Finish—Real fine 45c ] Sung by Albert Howard SRS & ST 9117,1m- SUNNY TENNESSER. . ....Sung by Bob White FLA e LU Al [GEORGIA ROSE. I'ox ot Medley, | By Golden Gate Quartet 9160 [ALL: THAT I NEED IS YOU. Fox 'Trot. . By Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orch ENAMEL WARE Women's Silk Hose—Boot Style, Lisle top —irst Quality—Black, Cordo- o Pair 45c van, Grey VALENTINES lc To 10c Headquarters for these little missives of affectionate greeting. A real good The prices range from Ic to 10c A new lot just arrived — for 5¢ and Valentine material, for making them your- 25c sclf at — Box..... (1 WANT MY MAMVY. I%ox Trot, Ry Little Club Orchestra {SONG OI* INDIA. Fox Trot .By Glantz and His Orch. D bl M h 916 JSAL-O-MAY. Fox Trot.. ... Plantation Dance Orch ouble lvies [ LONISOME, LOVESICK BLU ! By Lanin's Southern Serenaders H s N 9164 \RKANSAS BLUBS. Fox T air Nets (AP SHOWERS, IFox Trot....By Golden Gate Orch 40 quality JTHE SUN WILL SOON BE SHINING. oy Trot ‘or Saturday By Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orch only 3 for [THE SHEIK (My Rose of Araby.) Ifox Trot 93¢ Dozen 91501\\'1«1:\ BUDDAH SMILES. Fox Trot. i ). ST, Wl « BN TGt L lides By Biltmore Hotel Orch. JBLUE DANUBIS BLUES. Medley Ifox Trot. Ry Biltmore Hotel Orchestra GLOW, LITTLE LANTERN O LOVE. Wh' k B 7 9139 " vox . isk bBroom ! \DAPPIER DAN. Fox Trot..........Gotham's Iavorites 91441 PENDERLY. 1fox Trot... . Daniel's FFamous Orch 25 3 { BIMINT BAY. 1Fox "Trot Colonial Novelty Orchestra 6. Valthtinie, host cards at B I WHERE. 1fox Trot. i .Gotham's Favorites 913 {FANCIES. Iox Trot, \x wport Society Orch {CANADIAN CAPI ox Trot....Palm Beach Players fixcollent grades comet am 2 {1 YOO HOO. I"ox e ..Gotham's KFavorites 91 1 | SATURDAY. Fox Trot.....Sherbo's Famous Dance Orch 8 d By Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orch 91 62 [IN SOMEBODY'S ARMS. IFox T'rot, 1fox T'rot. By lanin's Southern Serenaders 9 1 6 Onr regular 11 By Lanin's Roseland Orch By Rudy Wiedoeft's Calif, (MY S NY TENNIESS Ifox Trot.. .. Ken'y Serenaders (SAY 1T WITH MUSIC. 1"ox Trot....Gotham's IMavorites 9 l 30 SWEET LADY. Medley Ifox Trot.. Robert Black one for .. and varicty enough to suit any- *h sizes—With metal top and ring. BUSY BASEMENT — Bath R“gs JI Fels Naptha Soap 5 BARS zsc Reautiful Terry Clothes Pins—414 Inch 4 DOZ. 9c Cloth Mats — All 2 ;o= 15¢ ON SALE IN RAG RUGS New shipments just arrived — Beautiful Colorings—Note these Extraordinary Prices 18 x 36 50¢ s 69C s $1.00 OUR Turkish Towels Medium Size — Bleached—2 blue lines — Hemmed 12'%¢ | %t colors — Argo St

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