New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 15

MOSCOW GRAMPED FOR ELBOW ROOM 8,000,000 People Living in Rus- sian City Built for 1,000,000 Moscow, Nov. 80.—All of t pactness of living like ines can, together with about the same amount of privacy as if one were liv- ing in a goldfish bowel, is enjoyed by the majority of Moscow's inhabitants, There are more than 2,000,000 of NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. S —— RUBBER GOODS ALLING RUBBER CO. SPORTING GOODS Automobile Accessories JUST FOUR WEEKS TO CHRIS}MAS Automobile Accessories Slo-lights, Mirrors, Bumpers, Vases, Step-Plates, Tires, Tubes, Grease, Oils, Etc. Sporting Goods, ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF MOCCASIN SHQES JUST IN—MEN’S 16-in. $10.95 WHY WAIT? Baskethalls, Footballs, Skates, Striking Bags, Boxing Gloves, Gym Shoes, Tennis Rackets, Sweaters, Etc. Rubber Goods, Raincoats, Capes and Hats, BOYS’, 5-IN. $4.50; YOUTHS' 5-IN. $3.95 McKAY TIRE CHAINS ‘horr]v' of commission brokers, the lo- cation is carefully guarded until, after | some mysterious negotiations brokers feel certain that the seeker is not also a seeking a profit. 'SAYS EUROPE MUST BUY GRAIN FROM ARGENTINE Who the room commissioner |cline to the pre-war level. Expert Reorganized South Amcrican Countries Crop Report- ing System is Hopeful. Buenos Alres, Nov. 30.—The n'n?" | ency of exchange makes it probable | them, living in a city built for lens;"hl" the wheat importing nations of | than a million, and only the very| Europe will find it more advantageous prosperous newly rich and a few lucky | to purchase their wheat in Argentina foreigners who have fat expense ac-|than in the United States or Canada, w . gcounts have anything ltke spaclous|says u roport prepared for the Min. quarters, Housing conditions are somewhat better than last year, because some buildings have beer repaired, but for every free room there are hundreds of applicants, ready to pay large fees merély for the privilege of moving in, Generally speaking, the legal amount of space to which any individual is en- titied equals that taken up American house by a small bathroom or a large colthes closet, In houses which have been returned to private | owners, or which have been exempted from the space regulations by agree- ment with individuals who undertake to repair them, it Is sometimes pos- | sible to obtain several rooms, But Moscow is money mad, and has been for two years, and the premiums charged merely for obtaining rooms are sometimes fantastio. For example, the writer was asked $500 cash, plus 876 rental, for one small unfurnished room with no convenience whatso- ever. Foreigners usually live in the gov. ernment controlled hotels, which of late have become so expensive that | chnr‘ell london or New York hotel pale in comparison. All of the Moscow hotels and res. taurants are now on a gold basis, cal- “eulating the charges in gold rubles and converting them into paper money at the day's rate of exchange. Rooms outside of the hotels are so rarely discovered that when word of one being free reaches Moscow's Have You Piles Then You Have Something to Leam. Thousands who have plles have not learned that quick and permanent re- Ilef can only be accomplished with in- ternal medicine.’ Neither cutting nor| any amount of treatment with oint- ments and suppositories will remove the cause. Bid circulation pauses piles. There is a complete stagnation of blood in the lower bowel and a weakening of | the parta. Dr. J. 8. Leonhardt was first | to find the remedy. His prescription, HEM-ROID is now ssld by all drug- gists. Dr. Leonhardt tried it in 1000 cases with the marvelous record of success in 98 per cent and then de- cided it should be sold under a rigid money-back guarantee. Don't waste any more time with outside applications. Get a package of $IEM-ROID from Clark & Brainerd Co. today. It has given safe and last- ing rellef to thousands and should do the same to you—it seldom fails, AN QLD RECIPE 0 DARKEN HAIR Sage Tea and Sulphur Tums Faded Hair Dark and Glossy Almost everyone knows that Tea and Sulphur, properly compo ed, brings back the natural colo: lustre to the hair whan faded, sir ed or gray. Ycars ago the only to get this mixture was to make home, which is mussy and tro some. Nowadays we simply ask at drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and § phur Compound.” You will get large bottle of this old-time recip improved by the addition of other ingredients, at very little cost. Every body uses this preparation now, be cause no one can possibly tell that in an{ | istry of Agriculture by Leon Esta- | brook, formerly of the American De- partment of Agriculture, who came here some months ago to reorganize | the Argentine crop reporting system. ! 1 Mr, Estabrook points to varlous| | factors in the world wheat situation | which he says should tend to help Argentina, and referring to the United States, says that on account of farm | labor conditions, the relatively high cost of production, and the discontent of the farmer with prices, the area sown with winter wheat in that coun- | try during the coming Autumn may | | be considerably reduced. | “When the time arrives for har-| vesting and selling the Argentine | wheat erop at the beginning of 1924," }lhe report adds, “a great part of the | 1923 crop of the Waestern nations of Burope will have been consumed, and consequently they will be obliged to buy wheat of the new Argentine .'m-l‘ Australian crops which il tend even | more to increase prices, | you darkened your hair, as it does ity #o naturally and evenly. You dampen A sponge of woft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking ont small strand st a time; by morn- | ing the gray hair disappears, and af- | ter anether application or twe, your Rair becomes dark. thick and glosey and you look years young- | er beantifuils B&0O MOLASSES With the delicate, “The United States” Mr. Es n-i brook says, “cannot produce wheat at‘ prices as low as Argentina, and it ap-| pears probable that the production of[ the former country will gradually de-| At the| of the same time the population | United States is increasing at the rate| of 1,400,000 souls a year, and this in- crease is almost entirely confined to the cities. The Inevitable result of this increase will be the reduction of the exportable surplus so at the competition of the United States with Argentina in the world wheat market will gradually diminish.” = i PURIFY THAT TRAP | Foul, harmful odors lurk in pipes. Slay them with Sylpho- Nathol! Tt kills them and their cause. Sylpho-Nathol real pipes, floors, garbage pails and waste-bowls. e it daily as you use soap. Busy dealers sell it—15c, 35¢, 65c and $1.25, THESULPHO-NAPTHOLCO, Boston,Mass. SYLPHO~ NATHOL lendcd lnvor &l good old-fashioned | candy pull tonight— A Hat that’s the last word in style always speaks the first word in ap- pearance. New arrivals Dobbs & Knox JUST SAY “CHARGE ™ SHOP EARLY WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE Rubber Boots and Arctics, Rubber Toys, Blankets, Ponchos, Door Mats, Etc. Giroux Sheeplined Slippers Gloves, Work, Dress and Driving Auto Robes and Blankets, Traveling Bags and Suit Cases GATELEY & BRENNAN, Inc. ; 12-in. $8.95; 5-in. $4.95. ALCOHOL—20c Qt. 75¢ Gal. EASY PAY- MENTS e e 47 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN CHARGE ACCOUNTS GLADLY OPENED AT NEW BRITAIN’S OLDEST AND FINEST CREDIT STORE THE MEN’S STORE IS FEATURING REMARKABLE O’COATS Box Coats, Ulsters, Ul- sterettes, Raglan or Set-in Sleeves. All the smartest productions of the season, We're very proud of these Overcoats—they’re the best values we have seen any- where. $25 -_T0 — $75 French blues, greys, tans, greens, blacks, browns, mix- tures, overplaids, plaid backs. Every new fabric and de- sign that is decreed correct for this season is represent- ¢d in our splendid collection. You will find a wonderful assortment of fabrics and lorings, as well lar, Men's Suitsoicines 2 veisssare ... $25" $50 THE WOMEN’'S STORE IS DISPLAYING THRILLING COAT VALUES Coats of soft lustrous pile fabrics; in nov plaids and stripes. All show- ing the most beautiful work- coals manship and design. Coats that show unusual- Iy clever uses of embroid- ery, braid, fancy stitching, and smart furs. 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