New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1916, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, At the Store lof Better Values NOW flurries proclaim Winter’s approach and you will want a good, warm Coat. We have antici- rated’ your needs and provided a complete stock from the best models the fashion originators offer. Put vour Winter coat on today and wear it away—paying in small weekly amounts as best suits your convenience. No collectors. 1916. E%:}B.‘J.{Lm’ i ,gl Ladies’ and Misses’ Sitk Plush, Velour ard Mixture COATS 102 to 330 These coats are elaborately tailored In authentic styles, with fur trimmings of various skins. With our large stock a satisfactory choice is assured OVERCOATS Your credit is good here—get ready now for Winter. Pay as you wear. A happy Christmas thought— KODAK The gift that adds to the good times at the moment; that indoors and out gives zest to the merry making and then—preserves the happy picture story of all that goes to make the day a merry one. You men who want the conservative —it’s here. Also the sporty pinch backs, and novelty effects—good warm, attractive mixtures to please men cf all voca- tions in life. And the prices, too, are as attractive as the Coats. Remember: YOUR OWN TIME TO PAY. The Kodak catalogue, free at your dealer’s, or by mail, tells in detail about the various Kodak and Brownie cameras—from $1.25 upward. Photography is really very simple and inexpensive. Kodak has made it so. EASTMAN KODAK CO, ROCHESTER, N. Y. GATELY & BRENNAN, #§ FURNISHERS PR Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. IN STREET, NEA e JAPAN 70 ANNEX “It's Just the Right Thing™ It always pleases—its the gift that endures and carries with it true sentiment. Give your friends something in furniture and you give them-the most sensible gifts of all, We will take great pleasure in showing you the k many charming pieces we have most appropriate. il ComPLETE HOME #0-56 ForD BTREET & HARTFORD WHERE QAL IS HIGHER THAN PRICE. C > AQENTS FOR i GLENWOOD . 2 RANGES B ; OVERLOOK|NG CaPITQL GROUNDS R FRANKLIN SQUARE. ; A T DUTCH EAST INDIES Demand Former Minister to Take Advantage of Juncture (Correspondence of the Associated Press) The Hague, Netherlands, Nov. 15.— “If Japan gets Sumatra from Iolland as at present, the hun- dred thousand and emigrants in the United States can be recollected snf that America will also then be satis- | fied,” declares the Japanese cx-min- | ister and publicist, koshi, in his lat Yusaburo Take- | t contribution to a well known Japanese review that has | served once again to fan Dutch sus- | picions regarding the Land of the Ris- ing Sun. “I therefore think that country is in entire *agreement with our policy,” he adds. | The article is a plain, unvarnished | demand by this former minister of ed- ucation that Japan shall take advan- tage of the present favorable juncture to annex the Netherlands East Indies. “If,” he exciaims, “things are al- | lowed to go on as they are going, | there is every chance that Japan will get as good as nothing for the mobil- | ization of a big army. [ do not de- | sire that the government shall pur- | sue a quixotic policy, but I do desire | that it shall strike a great blow to se- | cure the safety of the nation and in- | crease its influence, now that such a | opportunity offers, an opportuni- | |ty which, if allowed to slip by, wiil| | not recur in a century.” 2 | Should Germany prove victorious, he argues, she will get the British case the position of will be seriously threatened; while if, on the other hand, the Allies win Great Britain will turn egotist, and in t case again the fate of those isl- sons Yusaburo Takekoshi, “it is b ter for Japan to demand Java and from Holland now, for the 's at present leave Japan a free nd do nothing but nurse her friendship and good will.” He fur- ther urges the necessity of Japan, as an industrial country, having more tropical territory whence in time of need it can get its raw materials, and on the other hand throws doubt on Holland’s records in the matter of one of the chief remedies resorted to + | by Chinese doctors in the treatment of s emphatically re- 1s th F o ictly cs of neutrality in every ins and while not inclined to the importance of such solitar ing it considers it wise sthat not let this mpaign escape its attention, “waged it is by @ man of influence in Japan against the highest interests of our country.” CHECKS TYPHOID. Chinese Physicians Are Using Rhino- ceros Horn to Treat Malady. Wenchow, China, Nov. Chekiang Province, Rhinoceros horn is RENIER. PICKHARDT & DUNK | 127 KAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 317.2 CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN Muslin Underwear, Aprons, Boudoir Caps, Kimonos, Bath Robes, Crepe de Chine Undergarments, Petticoats, Blouses in Georgette Crepe, Crepe Chine, Lingerie Waists, Gloves, Holiday Neckwear. Silk de Hosiery, Jewelry, All Linen Handkerchiefs, 12 1-2¢, 25¢, 50c, 75c¢. All Suits going at about one-half price. typhoid fever. An epidemic of typhoid recently swept through this city and resulted in the death of many persons. During co. | the epidemic foreigners had an oppor- tunity to study the treatment of the disease used by native physicians, Cold towels were applied to the head of the patient while the abdomen was covered thickly with mud kept cool and moistened by frequent appli- cation of cold water. 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