New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, g !Thn_v believe that if each man were to | impossjble to maintain such a harem | mases and the peasants d tion but there were num. " are by ticnlarly for the [:n'u(l himself of the four wives per-|because he has learned that Tur‘dahl Finally, there has been 1 s against it, the chief one ‘d:wrn‘.mvnl of iron from are of very | mitted by the Koran there would not|women of the better class are fond ©of | change in the status of Turkish wom- 1at Swedish ore in Rubr bla ‘ high iren percentage, and if we nsed | be sufficient women in Turkey to make | expensive dresses and pretty things.!en since Mustapha Kemal built up the aces was much cheaper t o | Lorraine ore it would mean almost a BE | possible one wife for every man. Siik stockings for three or four wives | new Turkey. They now go about un PCE S T 4 and had a much complete reorganization of our plants. | The commission recommends also|cost a lot of money. He has also|vefled, speak to foreigners, ride on| » re 3 must develop tremen- ¥ | the granting to women of the right to | found that if a2 man takes more than |gtreet ears and appears at public dan| Swedish Ore i Much Cheaper Than “For exs L | ) very high pressure to | divorce, as well as giving them re.|one wife, he must take three. Two | Most of them are well educated and ¢ ¢ : n g p e to pig iron smcrity ot WOmen Bringing Endl course to il law courts for separation |are impossible, he says. because they | read American and French novels, the Lorraine Product and Bigger aii 3 3 t furnaces, of proceedings, instead of the preasqu'larrfll all the time and the husband | Only recently a young Turkish priest Revcontage 8¢ feon P 3 1 e Ruhr coke, = be- & {method whereby the husband has only | is bound to be unhappy: each will ask | named Ibrahim Effendi was arrested y € ! coke for very Thigh to Chenshed C“smm |to return the wife’s dowry and say|him to take her side and there will be | for publishing a pamphlet against the| Hamborn, Feb. £.—The idea of ef- s - leanness of !“Btgon-," and the wife is cast adrift. no peace in the home. | emanctpation of women and the aboli- | fective cooperation between the Ruhr N « : d s the only — These principles in favor of mono-| But with three wives, it is explained | tion of the harem | k | reqn ) ) 5 A PR | amous marriages and modern divoree | there is harmony bhecause the wives | | Sl #hd coke ndusteyiand the Lot yianyraciiire one ton, of h fornaces. But t gore, Jan. §—Polygamy and the| oy 10 1 ved by deputies. when the|keep their quarrelng to themselves, raine steel industry, with the idea of | Aforecver, he said, the f on | dustry £an git: alohe very well wiaE harem may digappear. from Turkey, | projoct comes before the assembly. It (and If one becomes too strong the | ; ! if the recommendations made by the!ls certain to meet with determined | other two will unite against her. - Prevent Cr[ppe— | British and American steel manufac- allowing for the normal func Turkish parliamentary commission | opposition by peasants to whom four| Again, it is asserted, the modern | build resistance | turers in the world market, is frowned | of the “Regie” railway system, w (TARE HORSES CHEAP are adopted by the fational assem- |wives, which is the maximum num-|Turk of education is very little in.{ 9 | upon as impracticable by most of the as the freight on Swedish ore is onls Dublin. Feb. S—8o great is the glut bly. On the grounds of economy and|ber allowed by the Prophet Moham. |fluenced by the religion of his fore- | Wi : | Ruhr industrialists, in the opinion of |a small item, owing to the fact that it of agrienltural horses in County Clare because of the growing scarcity of | med, may be often a source of wealth | fathers. Priding himself on his wesf- | SCOTT s | Dr. Kunaypius, one of the directors of | ean he transportea all the way by that useful six-vear worth $100 marriageable women, members of the | because they are all forced to work|ern ideas and education, he is content | | the August Thyssen steel works here. water, right to Thyssen's own docks at son ago have heen sold for commission believe that the modern|on the farm. . to leave his wavering belief in the | EMULS'ON - He sald there were very few eco-|the very doors of the blast furnaces. 815 and some fairly good Turk should be content with one wife. The modern Turk of the city finds it'laws of the Goran to the untutorea ,“Besides,” he continued, “our blast anim changed hands at $2.50, | creating formidable competition with | Lorraine ore would be ve Lorraine ore | nomic arguments in favor of s&uch a NEW PLAYER Only $245 :sugstionable Anu3ement: s o5 v S o A ' l"/// THE END IS NEAR The Rush Is On Don’t Be Too Late You May Never. Get This Opportunity Anfi\ 'mainder of our stock will be sold to first callers. Any reasonable offer will be iiccepted as we want to sell this stock completely. If you want a bargain, come to our store today. You can make a tremendous saving on an instrument hy acting quickly. There is a big rush here. This sale has causeg great excitement among buy- ers. They have experienced nothing like it. A call at our store. will convince you. Don’t miss this opportunity. Come in now-—come in before it is too late. We have a stock of good Pianos. They are all for sale. Used Upright Pianos as low as $41. Prices have been reduced on used Player Pianos as low at $165. New Player Pianos as low as $245. First come, first served. We will not play favorites. One man’s money is as good as another’s. The best bargains will naturally go first. Be here early—don't delay—or you may be too late. Make your selection. Tell us how you wish to fia_\'. This is the letter and spirit of this sale. Remember, this sale closes § Player this week. The following is a list of our Pianos: Sterlipg. Cable Nelson, Hunting- Sale Price ton, Cameron, Radcliffe, Stanley, Lakeside, Ario, De Kalb and other standard makes. These Prices Good Only During This Sale NEW gfififi]g%s{:'fi’“ A‘:T 8245 We kindly ask those who have purchased Pianos with promise of immediate delivery i . | 8 to be patient, as our shipping department has been swamped. e ———— - SPECIAL—-PLAYER e have cut the price of this New Player to the ridiculous fgire Thie used Plans Player will ba on sale at & price and terme lHeted of $274. 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