New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1924, Page 11

(HERICA WASTIG ALLITS GAS FUEL Vital Resources Not Being Cou- served as They Should Be PRS- Phoenix; Ariz, Nov. 14~—An ap- balling waste of America's vital na- ural resources makes it certain that manufactured gas is destined to be he fuel of the future and to furnish he world's heat, according to Alex- nder Forward, of New York, secre- ary manager of the American Gas ssociation, who spoke here today at he convention of the natlonal asso- fation of railroad and utilities com~ missioners. Stating that the nation's future is hound up in its fuel supply, Mr. forward said there was no perman- pnt refuge in oil or in water power, nd that eventually the country ould have to draw more and more pon Its coal deposits. “In five years,” the speaker de- lared, “the fuel requirements of our utomobiles alone will amount to £50,000,000 barrels of ofl annually, pr more than the total oil output hen the World War began. The allroads are now using 50,000,000 harrels a year as locomotive fuel. Bhortly the tide wlill turn, Perhaps ithin ten or 15 years, possibly in Was skeptical of Kellogg’s Bran ) unfil it gave him back his health Naturally Mr, Carter—whoso letter follows—was skeptical. He had tried practically everything for the relief of But Tma nont: relief, just as it has done for Read his letter: constipation, All had failed, Kellogg’s Bran brought him thousands of others, QGentlemen: 1 am 48 years old, and have been for years a great sufferer from constipation, I had to resign & clerical position because of ruches of blood to my head, some of which caused me to fall to the ground. I took an outdoor laboring job and tried for the first time, skeptically 1 admit, your Krumbled Bran, The result has been wonderful. I began 1 be normal after T had been on the Bran about three days. No more enemas, no more Old Dr. So- ond-S0's Pills, Epsom salts by the W.G. T.U. SEEKS DRY WORLD NO Purity and Peace Other Objec- tives of White Ribboners Chicago, Nov. 14 —World prohibi- ton, ete., ad Infinitum! You have the most wonderfnl product for constipation 1 have ever seen or tried. Yours very gratefully, L. T. Carter, 204 Nineteenth Bt Prooklyn, N, Y. Kellogg's Bran, eooked and krum- bled, does mot irritato the intestines like drugs and pills, It acts egactly as pature acts, DBaten regularly, it is guaranteed to relieve permanently the most chropic case of constipation, or your grocer will return your money. You will like the exclusive, nut-like flavor of Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krumbled. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily—in chronic cases with every meal, Fat it with milk or cream and in the recipes on every package. Sold by all grocers, Made in Battle Creek, made a pre-eminent feature of program and be discussed by perts, 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 {8 touring this country for the purpose of studying the means and methods of conduct« ing institutions of this kind. tends to return to Bweden and start a children’s home in the province of Skane, the ex- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAI:D, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924, THANKSGIVI ¥ Standard Toilet Needs and Family Remedies, He in- | 1 # all combinations. . YA e | e Safe Drug Stores 217 MAIN STREET LOWEST)] PRICES And effective every single 1d effec ve every g'day — indefinitely See how deeply we cut prices on and how great are the savings | Peheco Tooth 89c Paste, 50c size. .. 290 Maltine, plain and i \ st (( "egr 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 f' AN v. by 9 Women’s and Misses’ | COATS £ Styles featuring the latest $ 1 9.98 Uy Men's and Young Men's /B materials and colors. ... k%, Suits and Q’coats Here you will find a superb collec- tion of Suits and 0’Coats that are Souw warme._ $24.50 v Boys’ Department Suits and Q’coats e 3100 DRESSES Unusually becoming late season’s styles at almost your own tion, purity and peace are the ob- jectives of the Natlonal Women's Christian Temperance union, accord- ing to the opening address of Miss Anna M, Gordon, world and na-| Chicago, Nov. 14.—Bishop Francis tional president of the organization, C. Kelley of Oklahoma, who retired betore the golden jubllee convention iau President of the Cathollc Church today. xtenslon soclety recently When he |§ “The work of the Women's Chris- | was made a bishop, in his annual tian Temperance union is just be-|report to the society at its nineteenth ginning,” she said. The electorate annual convention now urges the ex- of the United States needs to know tension of the educational training of | g Ithe truth about the benefits of pro- men for the mission fields of the |§ Thibition and we must more and more |southwest. He is the founder of the persistently circulate the conflrm\nglfiorlb!)’. evidence. Many good friends of the | Bishop Kelley reported that dur- clghteenth amendment, because un-|ing the last fiscal year the society {nformed, fail to treat it fairly. had dishursed $754,000 in the south “Although this amendment is not |and southwest, the largest sum ex- yet five years old, we have reason to pended for the missions of those sec- | § be distinctly proud of it. At 21 |tions in the history ot the organiza- |§ years of age, the eighteenth amend- | tion. mant will display the staying quali- tles that today, at the age of four years, some of our citizens unreas- Father John’s Medicine, 50c size Wampole’s Extract uch less time, the supply of oil in S MISSIONARY WORK pur country will be totally insuffi- jent to meet the demand. “It is equally futile for Americs, to pin her hopes to waterpower,” Mr. orward declared, “for our industri- pl plants are now using 60,000,000 orsepower, and at the present rate bt Increase they will need 100,000,- 000 horsepower in a dozen years. he most rapid development of wa- erpower which public policy will fpermit cannot save enough coal to even keep up with the Increasing demand. “We must rely on coal,” he stated, ‘and this despite the fact that by he year 1940 we shall in the United States be burning as much coal each vear a8 is now consumed by the en- ire population of the earth, Fur- hermore, there is no tangible hope pt lower coal prices, and it is prac- ically certain that the cost will grad- ally increase.”” URG Cathiolic Clergyman Wants Extension of Ficlds in Southwest. Woodbury’s Soap, 37c‘25c size 160 57 Johnson and Johnson Baby of Cod Liver Oil. . C galcum 14c | Hills Cascara | Powder ........ ] Tablets ......... 16c¢ paimolive 21 1 Bell-ans, 1 5 | Shaving Cream. .. C 25c size .....0n C | Palmolive 15 Vicks Vapo Rub, 21 | Talcum Powder. . C BB BiZel e C Pond’s Cold and Pond’s Van- gglpho Nathol, 3 6 c ‘é)s_hing Cream, 21 c i ol c size |25¢ size 5 . 3 d Mellin’s Food, | Cutex, all B T5c size ' 54C‘Dreparations 21c # Kemozone, Amolin Toilet | B 50c size ..oieenen 31 C [’owder,FSl)c size. . 33(: ! Harlem Oil Coty’s Face | ! Capsules, 35¢ size 23 (o ‘Poxlvder 5 71 C pIice Kotex, regular 39 | Kolynos Tooth c 18¢ BUS DRIVER A SUICIDE | size Paste .......... According to Mr, Forward, the so- flution to the fuel problem lies in the conomical use of coal in the manu- tactute of gas and such flexibility in gas rates and gas heating standarls ns will enable the gas companies of he country to give the greatest ser-; vice in heat for the least money. Instead of uniform gas heating | tandards, the needs of thg future vill require flexibllity so as 'to per- Iniit the individual gas company to jmanufacture and deliver to its cus- omers gas of such thermal content s wil make for the greatest amount of conservation. WOW, WHAT A THRILL. Dangerous Lunatic Has Been Shav- | .04y kpown through experience and ing Men in Worcester Barber Shop. | Dasho, aged 30, of this city, one of the most dangerous one of the exclusive barber shops in the ity during the past came known after his return to the hospital following his capture last night by the police. When Dasho escaped ten days ago a general call was sent out for his capture because of his menace to the public. The of- flcers found him last night in his home and returncd him to the hos- pital, Inquiry today revealed that a week ago Dasho who is a barber, appHed 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. TURKEYS FOR HOSPITAL A request that friends of the New Britaln General hospital who in- tend to donate furkeys to the insti- tution for Thanksgiving notify Dr. T. B. Recks superintendent, as ear- Iy as possible, in order to aveld con- fusion in ordering supplies, has | been issued. It is ne y to order supplies at least 10 days in advance. Tt is requested also that turkevs to be donated be sent in at least 26= onably expect. Y hall not be Indifferent to the menace of the would-be sponsors the eighteenth amendment who sistently advocate 2,76 per cent beer, ose who, if they could have thelr had shot Miss Nellle Hansell in the |§ Volstead | Fifth avenue office of her employer, |code in the valn hope of commit- | Waiter D, Tusten, a jeweler. ting our youthful amendment to the way, would liberalize the prisen cell of uncertainty. “While telerant of those who hp estly hold on prohibition a different opinion #fom our own, we need vig- orously to oppose rum runners, boot- | leggers and their next of kin, the personal flouters of America’s white supremacy and law of = economic moral leadership, “Crowd out the hip-pocket flask with the truth about alcohol as experiment. stinence.” inmates of the | Recommendations by Miss Gordon | state hospital here, has been shaving included a series of bhorder confer- the elty's most prominent men in ences to ald in preventing hootleg- Miss Gor- week be- don urged that the advantage of ging and rum running. prohibition over, state control There must be a new Worcester, Nov. 14.—That Simon and vigorous campaign for total ab- Fifth Avenue Operator Also Shoots Young Woman in New York. New York, Nov, 14.—William E. Burns, a Fifth avenue bus driver, committed sulcide yesterday after he for in- Miss n- | builet and probably saved her life. out. After shooting the woman, Burns turned the gun on himself. Miss Hansell, taken to a hospital. Burns was iden- al- MORGAN TO MAKE LOAN for a loan to be ralsed fn America will be announced next week, it is understood. The conversations were by Finance Minister Clemeytel and representatives of J. P, Morgan this be Safe Milk and Diet For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Children, etc. Hansell was shot in the mouth but | & her teeth checked the course of the |§ Only two of her tecth were knocked | J ‘, Pure Test Rubbing @ Alcohol, pint .... who s 28 years old, was |§ tified by cards found in his pockets. | 4 50c size......... # Liver Oil, pint... Paris, Nov. 14.—Completion of the | & negotiations between the Morgan in- | § terests and the French government |§ 4 Riker’s Peptrofol, resumed | week and are now nearly completed. | § i Rexall Larkspur | Rexall Throat § Gargle @ Sloan’s Liniment, 200 Camels Contains the valuable muscle and bone building clements found | in the grain and whole milk. Easily assimilated by growing chil- dr_en. students, anemics, etc. Excellent as a light lunch when faint or hungry. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring # 200 Chesterfields ... 4 200 Peidmonts % 200 Lord Salisbu 10ld 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 49c 39¢ 5lc 49c 89c 13¢c . 39¢ 19¢ 19¢ o 29c¢ miets .. 20c Quinine Pill 2 gr. (100) Cigarette | Pure Test Boric Aeid, 8 oz ... : | Rochelle Salts, 4 oz. | Glycerine, 407 Glycerine and Rosewater, 9 0z... | Rhinitis Tablets, half strength .. | Rexall Catarrh Jelly . A Rexall Asthma Powder Pure Test Castor O, 8oz oo 39¢ Oielx?)mulzion.“fl.. 79(‘. . 27¢ Cascara Aromatic, Pure Test Cod Riker’s Expecto- rant, 60c size full quart ....... Pure Test Zinc Stearate Rexall “93” Hair Tonie, 50c size .. Lotion Compound Cathar- tic Pills (100).... ‘ Salé Two Days Only—Nov. 14th and 15th In Carton Quantities $1.261200 Fatimas ........ $1.59 ' kes .. $1.26/100 Helmars ... $1.00 $1.26 | 100 Melachrino, No. 9, $1.42 1. 6} 100 Murads ........ $1.42 $1.59 | 100 Egyptian Straights, $1 200 Lucky B %&c lunion GENEROUS CREDIT 413 MAIN ST. Open Evenings New Britain, Ct. Sage-Allen & Co, (INC.) HARTFORD The Under-Price Store In the Basement A Record - Breaking Sale For New Britain hours in advance. the powder in hot or cold water. No cooking. e e | Business 5 Turkeys to Be Given Away Free Girls! on the Day Before Christmas 239 Also 2 Children’s 6-foot Automobiles $8.7 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 A ally for New B n Business jously successful as the ) We have never «_')Rere'dysuch YR ow price. her pe t See Special Values Advertised = ‘ : . y s l trig little i(lxctw frocks For Tomorrow on Page 5 W e Cant f)f :Jp‘;f;”;qyifllw 20 xR e colors:—Brow 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 8 Girls—and one that will be as this newly enlarged store. tren sction of smart frocks at such an astonis street frocks, slim afternoon flannel, Poiretsheen, pompon cloth, benga- , shutter green, ox-blood PEL Gow o ey