New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 14

NEW “BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919 SATURDAY’S ANNIVERSARY SALE OPPORTUNITIES Phis is the third day of Dillow’s Great Sale. Hundreds upon hundreds have found values during this that they never expected would be offered at such prices. There are money saving opportunities you thiese days at Dillon’s, Feather HATS $2.75 Were Up to $9.00., sale for Trimmed Dress HATS, $4.98 Worth Up to $10. Those models include a num- ber of our smartest u-lmmed dress hats. They come in a wide range of colors and their trimmings are the very newest, including glycerined ostrich, fancies, pom poms, flowers and feathers. You have never seen anything quite so beautiful as these y a the results of the work of very skillful designers. They come in all colors from the dark shade through the brilliant colors to beige and light brown. They arc res markable values. Hatter’s Plush HATS—$4.50 Worth Up to $7.50 Silk VELVET, Special $1 a Yard ‘Worth $3.00. If you are going to make a velvet ¢ or hat, here is your opportunity. Finc silk velvet in brown, peacock, turquoise, national, navy and old blue, black, sand and purple. Worth $3.00 a yard, for the Anniversary Sale, $1.00 n yard. There is nothing quite so smart as a Hatter’ Plush Chapeav. They come in mnavy blue, black, brown taupe and beige, and at this price are really remarkable values. DRESSES $14.50 WO RTH UP TO $20.75, If you want a iaffeta, satin, serge., Georgette or combination of Georzette and satin, here is your chance. These dresses mado in the smartest of the new styles with slim lines, and remarkably fino materials for the Anni- versary Sale will be only $14.50. SMART SUITS $25.00, $32.50 WORTH UP TO $15.00. velours and other lead- nderful values. They are beautifully s are perfect. Some are plain tailored and trimmed. TFor this price thoy These Suits in ing materials are made and their lin and others are braided are exceptional. COATS $19.75—Worth Up to $29.75 with Kit Coney Collars in the best colors of the scason; all lined or half lined as you prefer, and smart- 1y belted, th coats are rare bargains. You don’t have to worry about the high cost of drvessing if you buy one of thesc. 1,000 pairs Kid Gloves, regular value 00, to be sold at $1.45; all colors and sizes. This Store Closes Daily At 6 P. M. CHAS. DILLON & —HARTFORD— BALKS AT INTERVIEW. President which the misunderstanding vith Ebert over an crview president granted a New York news- paper spondent. He has been succeeded by Ulrich Rauscher. The change arouses little enthusiasm among the foreign correspondents who see in it small hope that Germany obtain favorable publicity in the pre of other nations, ARMENIA IS NOW A fiead of German Press Quits When Criticized. Starvation and Epidemics of Three Weimar, for Nov. 17 a vear Minister Nau- ead of the after a mann nearly Years Have Eliminated Most of rerman press, has resigned the Weak Says Health Expert. LENFRANCHISED WOMEN MUST EXERCISE Nov. 1 political Kars, Armenia, Oct. 31.—That the | problem of Armenia is military and { cconomic and that the medical prob- lem is negligible is the verdiot of a | series of inquivies which the American privileges | Red Cross has made from the | Physicians of Armenia H he president of indre Khatitian, himself a phy- that once an orderly gov- chamber of | crnment secuired the people will ‘I picked by | return to their land, and the maladies sl i ronps and anti-sul- | of overcrowding and underfeeding agists concede that some of them | will disappear. There is small demand would be elected. Voting in Luxem- | for surgery in Armenin also was made compulsory al-| Golonel Ford, a phy: of abstentions | ssentative of the pe nian capital, and starvation which have thirds of the Armenians, have to eliminate the weak, and that ion Armenians survive sually frec of diseasc or formity. It very RIGHTS Luxemburg, Women of Luxemburg share with men under the this little state equally new s ruled by | the Republic, Wom- law in the Grand s Charlotte. the Duel candidatc Duties already al politicnl ician and the council at that the of the last killed two- tended the epidemic three ye LOOK FOR THE RED EALL TRADE MARK who been ¥ old and the been overcome. American hos- that 90 clean- normal youn i n girls who r Breakfast i 4 Marvin of So light, wpetizing and § 4 i Alexandropolis easily made with 4 z = . 't cent of his cases nced only Angelus Flo i foold to regain The Standard of lixcellence in White Flour. Thompson Milling Co., Lockport, N. Y. Sold by Sold by 208 S. Main Biscuits f s so says 80 . physicians are agreed that the natural hiealth of the Armenians is excellent, and that if the great pow- ' | crs can once help them to a peace- L 15 = 2 ful life they need not trouble to memr give them much medical attention. A. Rapp, St | o HEALTHY COUNTRY | ‘[ | | | | | of this | Sehmidt, | has denied that Germany is dumping j its products on the world. | frontier | in their own GERMANY FLOODING ENTENTE MARKETS German Economist Urges Restric- tion of Exports to Help Nation Berlin, Oct. 30 (By The Associated Press.)—Objection is raised by a German expert on foreign trade to the exportation of finished goods from Germany on the ground that the effect is to deprive Germany of the opportunity of buying home-made things. The expert asserts that owing to the low exchange value of the German marlk, Germans can ob- tain abroad higher prices in marks than they can at home. Even ¢ these export prices he says, Germany is able to underbid the entire world by about 50 per cent. | To demonstrate how the low ex- change rate for marks produces this result he cites as an example the casc of a German manufactured product sold in Holland. This cost before the war 40 marks, which in Holland amounted to about 24 gulden. The same article costs in Germany today perhaps 160 marks, the equivalent of only 20 gulden. Adding profit, freight etc., the article is sold In Holland at 26 gulen, ov little more than before the war. Thus, the expert, Ger- many underbids foreign competitors ountries. The result is, he adds, that Ger- many received 50 per cent. less oney than might be obtained and the en- industrial and trade of the world js aroused again Germany because “Unbeatable” competition. Ouly the buyer who comes to Ger- v is satisfled, while the foreigm i ufacturer, unable to produce so cheaply shouts for protection against the German “dumping.” The expert assorts that Kntente countries are planning -methods to prevent this eompetition end heavy customs duties are in sight against German imports. 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