New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926. 2 Rothfeder’s SIR STAMP'S VIEW? Britisher Has Been Gommum cating on Agricuttnral Problems Chicago, Jan. 8 (A—Vige dent Dawes has made public exchange of ideas upon the agrl tural problom of exportable which has been carried on f » past year between Sir Jostah C Stamp, of England, economist and member of the first co { experts, reparations commission, anl now rman of the London & Mid land rallroad, and Messrs. Georg N. Peck and Chester C ponents of certain e ciples involved in the question, This corres on through Vi as intermec economic pri upon any specific been introduced for lief. In discussing the question in C Coolidge, while tnitiative of the with such them by suming m th 378 Main Street New Britain | BE HERE EARLY THIS IS THE BIGGEST SALE OF THE ENTIRE YEAR e ; At Rothfe -rio merchandize is “carried have been most drastic! The VARIETIES, e I : : over’—from one s n to the other. There- values and savings far surpass anything prove at can be our entire winter closed out immediately! in ace principles w ich leglslation, agricultural pre *While the di to some extent around ¢ : ; O corporation, it s rea s that N [ A possibly the prinei herein up- || 4 y 4 . "0 may find ctive ¢ il VAR @ A ] A 3 practical Interpretation ¥ g 3 1 A \ | ; ¢ N other Jegislative meane. h | . | i i attention to the fact that | > % i &) discussion 8ir Josiah St np wh 3 R 7 £ ” A ¥ L/ George calls tr rld's \ I . . cks must be vou have ever expected in a Clearance Sale Price reductions —even at ROTHFEDER'S. atest practical econor ro mention of the shi pr\ca fixing."" e o e o e — Group 2 — 50 Fur Trimmed COATS at a very low — Group 3 — Coat Values That Are Supreme The finest among the season's most exclustve fabrics—every color that appeals—the gay colors as well as the more subdued shades— question become: omic prejudice.’ ley have realized from t t to obtain a satisfactory advance, partisan politics must not creep into the discussion, and tha appeals both to prejudice of the business men (by reference to price fixing) and to the prejudice of the ||§ riculturists (by the injection of subjects) should be price Guararfteed Sitk Hose $1.19 Sir Jostah Stamp, in his com- || ments, states : “That thére is 2 | (M considerable amount of sul ng. ement between the cor: “The vics president states that “his idea In initiating on was to help to elimi fcs from discussion of a question pri- marily economic in its nature, and {f the conmsideration of measures for | agricultural rellef assumes a political nature the chances of a sound |§ economic solution for the difficult culture will be {njure elther he nor t e discussion have yuthful flares. s 3, front flares and straight { ‘ing Gracklehead—lipstick—wine—cuckoo 3 o % You will appreciate the astonishing savings— Sizes for women, misses and juniors, object being to narro ) discussion down to the essential e principles whish it laimed must be ths basis for in- gent legislation, giving reliet to |H culture. 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