NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 191% ‘NEGROES CON e by organized labor 1o which had | was found. N N e own us and are themselves | super-vampire who comn heen refe d A question of aiding the sawmill districts were porte ) Al Y . | e return of southern horn negroes to the | and conte i th fro 1 3 Thes ty, but s no will t {6 cim o) Ecremns Contocilil A 2 south Many of ilMe farm laborers w B . i h ) her | ) b Sliot v oy —fought for ten ia Chicago Inve & L 2 ; ! Skanslon i st e 4 ; terrid 1 iantors Make Report on written statement prepar by | feund (o be working on the shar foadiie the committee tem. Nesroes ing no capi I Feclineetnaronunatin <. contentment or implements are equénpec vl ¢ : cobi oy D. 1. D. to clear up thie d: tnce Peclings A= Found ~epg RN prosperity the colored race | land owner, receiving, usuully It This {s th testimony of n prominen Filtieth Anuiversary Heeving Held s e N 1 Coilly ! SR Mississippi much greater than the | of the crop they produce, while fhos : s S audecers s marvelous 1otion the bisistont: | committee expected to find. \We with teams and implentents are give LISTEN TO : DRUASIHR (G0 Sty ) e free you a Bottle on our DPersonsl P A Mivee where greate \ppin iwo-thirds, The statement continues: | WHISKEY IS BUR orantea. It it 4 eoc and $1.004 IH&FITOM A . 30— Iixceptional hap- | no place wi rewter happi [ two-thirds. I Gitement contin TPCIE s o URNED ouaran yittodn . 86c, toc and & T brosperity prevail among them We found that the average worke AU ¢ Yo ‘his fon s ; e of Alississippi is 4 oo0d, churehes adequate, housing con- | ‘ene mule erop’ was able, usi y lres<" the masier of Dnlwich col- irits. mostly whisk ) ; ’ ® ® commitice of Chicago | ditiens being improved rvapidly and | year 1918 criterion. 1o produce nned the soft collar. Stu- | quor ran down 1 drects srenan: dBE Lotion for Skin Dise » men after an investi- { race relk good. according to the | sufticient crop 1o net him, over and | den ston and Hai re still | the fire and co aditions in that state. The | report. while the industrious negrd is | above all livi Xpenses, from $306 | pormitie ear them e S e Ry Clark & Brainerd Co., Druggi - - SO S — »?:~-:;§:_?5**:j.-f ‘._ .$10 May Earn You $1,000 | $100 May Earn You $10,000 Gt Five Chances for Gusher Wells---Five Shots for a Fortune members fovernor to yzed the s e ROYAL OIL WELLS COMPANY (Incorporated under Delaware 1aws.) of ratiti- A limited issuc of $1¢C,080 of the Royal Oit Wells. Every chare of this issue is first preferred stock. Preferred as to assets, preferred as to dividends, and in addition participates fully and equally in ali profits and all properties s outlined in this announcement. Why- invest hundreds or thousands in an ordinary oil company when $10 invested in Royal Oil Wells may be the means of starting you on the road to fortune? 10T peen Royal Oil Wells offers the small investor a golden opportunity to share in the wonder profits of the greatest wealth producing industry known to meodern _ civilization—with the absolute assurance of minimum risk, maximum profit and a square deal from start to finish. »\m’\“ - f"',‘ o ‘ | Charles W. Barton, New York publisher, has personally visited the great Texas ‘ i NO GAMBL]NG Qil Fields. Read his article republished here from the I New York Telegraph 5 LEASES NO GUESS[NG [ UNDREAMED-OF RICHES COME TO MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN WONDERFUL OIL FIELDS IN LONI STAR ! STATE | In Texas and Oklahoma, the SN ol i By Charles W. Barton SRR AR i ssistant Publisher of The Morning Telegraph.) world’s greatest oil terri- ot The only oth ' NO EXPER]MENT[NG ed the train for A a monih ago I wa somewhat ptical abowut {he reports of the fahnlous wealth which e > actual constitution w I} as v t 1 t i investors, in Texas s prepared to meet a of smooth-talking, « tongued o1l stock s tories. the wive hoard i e I il the lecast, 1 exps that the oil en that T was fo meet would show me the hright side of the oil busine oF 130 More viee pres : their best fool forward. Thus | was prepared (o discount ahout 86 per cont. of what they told me and take what 1 ind five med members 1o form i o i L 1L . . . Ao . Y ) i Five wells to be drilled, spent this month in going over the S . ! b my fest worry is that if 1 (el the actual {ruth—the hace nittee on political work i 0y seens to have plenty of money. oven driflers making 312 to $15 per day yards o roven producin e L : Olnpany Men ‘and women have gone to slecp at night only to wake in the morning to find themselves multi-millionaires hecausze | P P g i g © sivick oil Eatiol: ‘\'}' < ’\ o With modern wichinery consnming an cver inct < amount of oil, and with lngland, France and Ttaly and all forei 3 AL g o oa i nations calling LpoR 13 for more and more oil, the demand re to exceed the supply for a loug time to come * county convention. a Is organized under aniron- Texas today is the Aladdin of {he world and opp (e G i R e e BT T bt Chadrm: < : i Jad Frankly, T must confess that 1 expected to find a lot of crooks in the oil busine All my early training had taught me to 15 pledge Is your guaran- publicit cl 1 : clad guarantee to pro shun an oil investment as I would a snake. B Gl (e (e B € 1 Hovie ns Mot in my opini S e S (o ; ate AdIBLItEI - on leve : tee and the first assurance of will be entitled tu one vote I L W a finer clas pe > than the 1 vho & pufting o t s There is no A z et o T e duce oil and pay compin ‘od. istible st oil in Texas a S 5 ch sy to be mada by simp its kind every offered to the o being fair and square that 2 while to be dishm dividends! Jump on a train vrd ow o for yourself, as 1 did. the wonderful opporfunitic W are open in every line of [ ipvestor. business in Texas towns adjoining the oil ficlds. Talk with the farmer hoy 0f o 1wonth neo, whe today i o st mil with the immigrant woman wha invested $300 and today is worth over a million and owns her own oil well and is getting richer —J every minute. oil property. proposcd Whlishing of ze headguarters in each county o maintaine necessary by the county troasu # In order 11 he county societies | hecome membars of the Connecticnt A wan goes out and huys o lease in territory in which geologists . 1 him he should strike oil. He needs {wenty-five thousand dollars to erecl a derrick and drill a well. depending on the ¢ e depth to which he wust dig before he strikes oil | smne se he o in s wfield in oth s h ! mich deeper. ng aceidents, such as drilling a. crooked hols and having G D : cyclone destroy the devrick. delay in gott mat . heeat transportation. mvum about Thirty to sistv day novs whether e sirikes oil or has a dry hole. It qoesn't ch brair {ioh fheicumt oS0 to drill a well right next to another well which i .« 0 strike oil, and if the company’s holdings arc producing territory where geolorists state there is oil, the investor has mor an even e i o chance to make a fortune.—I"rom The New Yor new constitution also pro- TACTS AND FIGURES. WHAT THE DRILLING RECORDS SHOW R e e TWhen an oil man decides to change operati i at is new to him. the first thin does v the drilling records, the applied 1o the new ficld. When vou put yvo s bo astablishied: & Comonitio: - the oil business yon should know the recor he G of the business a for and nist you. Reeord » entire Tnited States for the month of March sh 5 wells d ed Only 403 were dry n there w r -omly 167 were dr n the Mid- 1tinent fields, including ANSAS, < 1a. and North Texa month of May 279 only were dry Tn June, 1.417 were drilled with only North Centra S ne. 401 wells n drilled in the mor hese 70 were drv In May 1h citizenship and press and publicity. North Texas with only 57 dry holes. Do yon call that 2 gamble? Yet one good oil well will pay for a dozen dry holes. What matter if you do zet one dry hole to every four oil wells? r money info were 2,584 cre drilled drilled in finanee, political work, headqguarte MISS ANNA QUINN TO MEET QUEEN ELIZABETH hman at the college She was adun from the local High school e v IVE WELLS TO BE DRILLED---FIVE CHANCES FOR A GUSHER IN THE HEART OF THE PROVEN OIL FIELDS ROYAL OIiL WELLS WILL DRILL FIVE WELLS IN THE DEEP SAND PROVEN OIL FIELDS. EVERY WELL WILL BE DRILLED RIGHT UP AMONG THE LARGEST PRODUCERS IN' THE FIELD. NO WILD-CATTING, NO EXPERIMENTING, NO CGAMBLING ON TRENDS OR STRUCTURES. 2 ‘ELL. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT EXCEPTION, WILL BE DRILLED WITHIN 250 YARDS OF A PROVEN, PRODUCING OIL PROPERTY. THIS POLICY IS AN IRON-CLAD GUARANTEE FOR YOUR PROTECTION, AND THE FIRST ASSURANCE OF ITS KIND EVER OFFERED INVESTORS. 50% FOR DIVIDENDS for Cough Syrup Royal il We permanently pledgzed to the palicy of substantial dividends—not 3 per cent. ot Slcenty or 10 pex 16 s pall s o e i o Gl ¢ T LA e what this mea 10 you? Qil companies frequently earn a full 50 per cent. on the capitul invest in the short period of 1 ' , e he n 100 per ce 30 t the siockholder doesn't Tasils and cheaply made at home, ; et it. Royal Oil Wells will be conducted on a different basis. When the money iz earned i . Royal Oil W e it 1o ) v 1 bat it beats ||myln all for P in you will begin recciving dividends from the oil produced. If our first well is a ihousand-ba 1 I, 500 barrcis a d avick realts. ] [30.0,00,00,0000 There will be no set dividend rate. The carnings of each month wi t, 30-52, 50 per cent. for dividends On the basis of one-half of our stock outstanding a daily pro P 1.00¢ rrels Id net you approxiu S er ce thly cent. g » per Thousands of housewives have found invested. We can’t guaranfee that you w a million dollars rnig i can. « ¢ you i W Fet every penny 1o which yon ar ntitled that ¥ _vossible ne that they can save tyo-thirds of the dollar invested by yvou will go directly int tiong—the purch and drilling of {iie vory < : | S te N THE HEART OF THE PROVEN, PRODUCING OIL FIELDS OF TEXAS AND monev usually spent for congh prepara- OKLAHOMA. 3 tions, by nsing the well-known old ree: ” e { y = for making congh svrn t home. It 2 If you want to be an inside partner instead of a mere owner of stock. if you appreciate the kind of company u..x will pay th S (o You instead of (o your (e, if you want to share in the great oil is simple and cheap but it has no equal wealth fthat is enriching others, il in the coupon, write your check for what you can afford to invest and mail it al we. The coupon mea < tand every stockholder who buys into Royal Oil i results, 1t takes g Wells. $10 is not teo little—810.000 is not too much. Remember, the mors you put in the more you take out. + coupon now and mail 1 you don't happen (o hiave a check around, mail the es immediate relief, Il coupon anyway and you can send your moncy in latey. an ordimary dgri s i - LA | GEF YOUR APPLICATION INNOW TO SHARE IN ALL FIVE WELLS oo P e o L MANY FORTUNES IN FIVE WELL T EVCRR N add plain granulated i sy in Guegenheim well, worth. .. § 1.000 make 2 full pint. If you prefer, u- i 1 Carey well, worth Soa o 1,560 $10 is not too little, lasses. L or corn syrup, = 4 ipshooter well, worth... $ 2.000 - " . : Pither way, it 5 Home Ol Co., worth St a00 $10,000 is DOC 100 Much—the more you put in the Rore 3 fc ;‘A]‘l‘;yc.v'n: Jerfectly, and lasts N i e 118 Tlooo APPL[CA""ION FOR SHARES truly a-fonishing mickly it ! 1914 Ol Co., worth. e 500 } ery air | - Kern Oil, worth. . . . . % 7,000 NORTH AMERICAN FISCAL CORPORATION, $10 buys 100 Shares and Jungs-—loos- 35 Fowler Famn Co. wort Rt AGENTS FOR ROYAL OIL WELLS SHARES, $25 buys 250 Shares i o S e O 0 in el weit Worth 111 S10000 5 COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NEW YORK $50 buys 580 Shares . Folhiin D R N MG ! 10,000 I Borehs subscrive tor . shines of the Iressiny Stk || 575 buys 750 Shares ' 2100 i Homs Buin On el warth. 320,000 L ey | $100 buys . 1,000 Shares Siumired tflionairs whose fortunos Pincs is a special sLoigmin i enia ol Sorh s L iy P i e e s o B At I an | 5200 buys . 2,000 Shares et aagpieel a bl trated compound of genuine’ . 0 Es ot R Ty lereafter. $500 buys . 5,08 Shares Vestor as h pe fortune on a fow 1 pine exiract, known the world over for v its healing offcet on fhe membranes. B e oL ; FULL SAME oz $1,000 buys 10,000 Shares e A Avoid disapointment by asking your eDart e on e e e ol (New Britain He ite large sums through imoderate invest drugzist, for “21/, ounces of Dinex” with RoEa e (R e : ; : full 6ns and don't accept anything gekished A150 f]

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