New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1920, Page 10

e e e e e e e e [ | IMEXICAN DOLLARS 'ORIENTALGOODS IN [iseson === iiomeitsnil pyy § FR Elderly Peopfle Have A 76 FOR A HUNDRED AMERICAN MARKET -~~~ \i‘i&?}f;-:55‘;1:2""2353‘»s;f:f:,'f}’fl‘:';i}“f'fi%r'*‘fi’:‘%i?: POLO Daily Health Problem it » e ‘ = Stomach mmes,ar.d digestive organa Heanwhile British Pound Has But Influx Has Not Injured Wuleried i i st ' e slow to act as age advances | D swept areas in France are to bo ! G § . 0 ‘rescued” and brought back to Eng- Headio i st Game Called 7:45 o'Clock. OST people find the years — Y. Beefi Quo{ed $3'70 mesuc Trade are best treated Second Game. i li I 1 i | slipping by without real- ; A A fHE s = e ing it, until suddenly A ! l Extemailyignith Landers, Frary & Clark vs. Inde-§ confronted witl: the fact that they 4 £ 3 Shanghai, n. 27.—While Ameri- ashington, Jan. 27.—Despite the ! O’'DOWD K. 0.'S FISHER. { E’f can ne longer d everything ¢ 2 cans have been buyving British pound | steady growth of imports from Japan Syracuse, N. Jan e ¢ pendents. land by the ministry of transport. they would 1 o e % ¢ o slesiine 1 Tew \;{H» O'h*{-n" ‘;:;m since the sizning of the armistice, ot- O.00¢Wd of St. paul. Kknocked Game Called at §:30. bocomes 1t S , Americans here have bee g o Rt < S menilte il -.w-...m,.. RU] Mo - department of com- vnm - ~9 stipation. dollurs which i - .. | merce today declared that American | Ve e el Light : This unpre ivance in the | markets have been but little affected | fail it will be necessary to resor ; rate of exchange in Shanghal Nas|py the influx of oriental goods. Im- irtificial means. Strong nhysi been due tb the acute rise in the Bt cathortics) however. ; price of silver. Probably no country advisable for elderly g ; in the world has been more sharply act too powerfully and = feeling - e 3 affected by this enhanced value of ) silver than has China. In consequence of the confused what they know to be chronic con- | $100 in American gold for ports from Japan have increased mainly in value rather than in quan- i id. During the 11 months ending with Novembe 919, the latest available imported & ! om Japan, com- pared with 3264, 502 in 1918 aund | results. past 4‘0\(-'ir<cf'agleandslhllm n;lc needed +is a laxative in his profession. It can be bought Zess S ade e aciirs f,.,l, \.mm at any drug store and one bottls stafeibilertianoe Mie irote <§m‘ffi;}5 properties. This is best found in i _enough to last even a large LT WU Bl S et e, Caldwell's Pe jilv many months. It is a Somincrdll eonten Mhccam o or b is a o . trust-yorthy preparation. ess rganized. Iixporters ceased y to 100k for new business and confined herbs with : In spite of the fact that Dr. Cald- their activities wholly to filling old | PO Shinp acts gently and without griping, 11's Syrup Pepsin is the lareest selling contracts from the terms of which |2Vallable, officials declare, though avs will train the ' . Siae ilicre e o= 4| yoroniNetrerialoniineor clanicrad s to do their work . = 5 regarded as general. Japanese goods b e es sold e Shanghai bankers held frequent | oo s < 8 THE UNIVERSAL CAR naturally again without other aid. i ho need izs benefits have conferences dav and night in an effort | WBiCh are sent to this country, how- cver, are of the cheaper grades, it Dr. Caldwell’'s Syrup Pepsin t used it. If you have not, send to determine what might be done to | . ' < = ~ B been ‘on the market since 1392 your name and address for a free trial Staibilize the exchange rates. For one |iS 8aid, and do-not compete with the ON DISPLAY THIS WEEK AT OUR SALES ROOM. and was the private formula of ootde to Dr. W. B. Caldweil, stz 3 ay all but onc of the leading banks j 18P I Siitodien e S I B, el who Ts bimself Washingeon St., Monticello, llinais 1 v declined to issue drafs in | LOW grade paper and cotton good Wea hav e the follswing Ford Cars: tea, vegetable oils, silk and bamboo with export shipments fo | 1°%: NeESlRS Siw Sk A emine CHASSIS—Showing ine Self Starter. e e y: 3 . These exporters who buy Gices ey (b vt oo e | BELS GF WIS SRR ity i RUNABOUT, T:OURING CAR, SED AN and COUPELET. Also 2 A ; ; nly classes of manufactures in which ARY MiX 5 tee is mechanically dropped. The min- § sell them abroad for gold suffered | 911 e e 3 ules prepared Byl the city olerk show llmost severdiy) iThey! worelobliged! tol| J2RER UNd ithe Kinited States afs (o ; the Fordson Tracter. i : a competitive footing are toys and a il Members and Mayor Have | (he action to have been one on an | restrict operations or raise prices | { €OMBELLNE TeOTRE wWiE 1OTs and u Come in any DAY or EVENING and zee them. Then place your Unusual Problem. amendment while the deputy city | wherever the zoods were sold. . e M 2 A S = Clerk has the matter listed as “sub-| On the other hand importers who | {Tic$ now led the world, officials say order at once if vou want a car this spring or summer. sor Quigley, Alderman Curis, | stitute solution.” The matter | buy their goods in America and are | The constant increase in Japan's man Paonessa, Councilman | hinges upon the class in which the | paid for them in Mexican dollars ‘-‘r‘;""\}'(', trade :“"."“'"-‘““"”‘_“f;{i ""‘{": ¥ iy o 5. 1. Toompean | FRion Ca be e There Wiil be a Shortage of Ford Deputy City Clerk H. A. Har- o One of the difficulties arising from } ' ° , & 5 g }' es are making an effort to| Wonderful special prizes at the | the exchange situation is that much s el R ! Elks' fair. g of the business here 1s done under 2 2 e Q es of the last counil ne terms arranged several years ago | DeT(S ‘1‘?‘”” moese e s can ars 1S ear {6 to the electric lighting "I £ when -an American dollar was worth | Dlanufacture cheaply low grade goods c g g | but must import machinery with Bl o et London, Jan. 27.—A new organiza- | tWo Mexican dollars or more. Conse- | ‘i JHUSE JTRPOFE HRCIREE - W B s e th ol 3 > G e e quently foreign workers here have 2 : < RReE his copy of the resolution ap- | tion called the Sound Currency asso- | 4 3 &1 to concede that Japan will contro! ng himself, the board of alder- | ciation Lasbeen formed here to aid in | Suffered. t = ot the FaviH lmer e Bast I EI and ‘the corporation counsel eliminating the inflation of currency. The bankers concluded that one so- 0‘;21;;611.“5 e :,(,;i‘.ve',nh(, :“ hittee to receive and act on com- | restore the pound sterling to its par | lution of the problem would be to in- 8 L s of elactric light users. As he | value and the return to the geld | Crease the price of China's’products | ™28 for Amerl maniae i machinery and office appliances will irew his resolution asking th ard. The first meeting was at- | throughout the world. Foa i ! u Omo l e il to go on record as opposing | tended bankers, economists & keep step with the growth of Japanesc 4 | One reason for the increase in, im- | ports is the shipping facilities, now b; and T T trade. fates, before Councilman Kerwin | members of parliament. MANY CANDIDATES HERE. No vasinor e meionaa alled for a vote, he maintains —_— Rl e n %"felm-‘i_mcflfi offered by Alder- | Le Motor Company—exhibiting | Bald Head Club Seeks New Mem- | expected by trade experts of the de- | + i Co. urtis to appoint such a commit- - | bership, Winsted Report Say 5 A e R 1 . £ £ Japan has the advantage over N g M * S From Winsted comes this: e e e e / 22 ain Street “The Bald Head Club of America | of the un tled conditions brought on = 4 s e me e e | e v b el Rinaue: . ) : = New Britain, Conn. i in the Union desires to ascertain the | tries of Europe have readjusted them- % aalm ‘ E’ffli”lf Sml’aj ! family in this country with the great- | selves a return of the normal flow of 3 N y - st number of bald pates. Reports | Imports into the United States NOT AT THE SHOW Y from New York state claim a family | looked for. For the next few years !there of ten bald-headed men. John | Japan’'s progress as o mani when she created the P hioneunder for [louttonin il be L e {the club, believes that a. searching | the lines of he Wine domesti hidden flaVOl"S of ripe probe will xs;fil.; at least one family with fifteen beads. 3 ? New Britain should be able to white corn as developed < T e well as domestic, a goodly number of cligible men of all ages. The Kenil- | worth club has a few who would be | § lights in this organization. ! : m ] shining < : The Elks could swell the ranks and other lodges could well use several application blanks. EMPLOYS ONLY SOLDIERS y Prince of Wale: ts Example by Taking Veterans As Servants, —The Prince mple by employ But it took the wonderful . I e . vants in his new bachelor home, York | M[E TrOC to b . House. One of the footmen wears a | p eSS je iyl wound siripe and the military medal; { another has the Mons star. The men out the flaVOI‘, that makes servants in (he establishment have these gb]den flakes ; It is lifkely that the custom of pe mitting men servants to wear war rib SO super.ior to ordinary bons with their livery will be followed | { in many private homes. London clubs f are already taking up the idea. corn flakes. B 1 FRENCH CHAMPION “THROUGH" }6u7/smi/e, oo, when Parfs, Jan. 27.—The pugilistic | career of Louis de Pontieu, feather- | )/ou eat POSTTOASTIES ) weight chumpion of France, ended vesterday when surgeons amputated | his left hand to save the fighter's Mby Postum Cereal Co. Battle Creek.. Michigan. Wiy O ENGh ey 50t (e i champion in this city on Chr)stmu.\‘ f ® = = ————— S day and thouch he knocked out his c - ® 0 e eran or s opponent in the 17th *ound of, their 3 ) ’ ) Y .’ () , bout he injured his hand aud blood poisoning developed. 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