New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 5

TOIS 0 TRA[ITI]RS increasing importance of the rhmp- | pines from an imperial point of U. 5. Meeting Trade Demands of Eiieg St Wi sty ot bieaine the 1 mr C States as anything! Whole wOrld \[:w;mmfl Philippines independence, | but because it will pay to stay. | It is foolish to think that the ted States will leave when the whole trend of events points toward | u | Ereater cconomic and strategic im- portance for th Washington, D, €, Oct. The world has many wan peopl m to regard Uncl, 15 4 + Claus of comme can fill 1 2 any time at this tir from forej pay for the But the lists of ne file at bureaus of the t of commerce country of year, the lists come | © chants who wish |u‘§" s been too much bunk said he. “Americans chrionilE about all th ited States | COMe and s e things they think through. | Will Dlease. Why not face facts e in content not | and tell the truth?” Claus used to| Among the numerous examples of be asked to fi E 1 for a less sophisticated They run the gamut of manu tured articles from toys to tra 4 rainspouts to motorboats, chinery to church pews. Manu turers interested in foreign trade | f! findiin them excellent opportunities time | "Dunk” pointed out by Nearing was e, ration, | the talk of Americanizing the fs- lands. He declared that while this | alk goes on, Filipino laborers are being paid on a highly un-Ameri- !can scale which will cause trouble 1y, “Americanization means a Ford car for ¢ orker,” he exclaimed. es of the earth, | A Ford costs about 1,200 pesos| (3600) here, whil ¥ workers <l are paid 2.30 pesos a week. If the | worker didn’t buy anything else he | | might get his Ford in about 12, years at that rate." | Commenting on all this, the Fili- pino-owned Philippines Flerald says: a sociologist and educator Dr. ring knows the mind and the| , cssentlal oils g ntiments of his own people, Allg writers. that we can do is to heed his warn- | Brazil, for the monient, needs (i8S, and prepare ourselves for the only a few locomotives and boilers, | Worst.” and Mexico would be satisfied with | a couple of dozen SHon! motor.| 1 Zheiceleb boats, capable of making 40 to 50 | Adoration of the Lamb” by the n hour. Spain wants table. | brothr n Eyck, is regarded’ by P asks for stecl|many cr as the greatest paint- m wheels, A ing in the world 's own heart is ' m which is secking toys & STOMACH YOUNG AND SWEET prepared to are not a dems nfls alternativ aw cotton and rayon mings, galloon Indications are scen in socks and a few jce —automatic or self-freczing pre ferred. A little starch also would he welcomed to the L oods, with trim- 1 guinps. r weather for som: mids. Japan wan promises to get a inele Sam will ship a few evapo- v plants for the production of WARNS FILIPINOS U5, WON'T LEAVE Dr. Scott Nearing Declaves Govt. Will Remain t MUST matter | 1 your old, from Manila, Oct. 21 (UP) — Filipino tich keep eat- | th-knell | the gastric jui | must vh'\\nl\ them, or - {will be free from indigest ciologist, writer, isings, Dloating and drowsiness fist. What Dr. ing said about|after you eat, his home country was—to Filipino| Get a package of Pape’s Diapep- a plenty. sin from your nearct America is dominated today by |chew one of the tablets after meals. the spirit of imperialism,” declared tly the distress is relieved, it Nearing. “Imperialism is not a sen- acids, sweetens the thing. Tt goes where divi- vou will have an ap- | nd it stays where the | pe in like you had when ai high, “If the Philippines can’t produce anything that will pay the business! man of the United States, and if the to Dr. Scott N tores have Pape's Dia- cpsin, More than 5 million pack- s are used a year, ircp - JoNEs CITY HALL = S aTHSe - TURF \ + shape in the most stylish shade of green. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927. % 17th Anniversary Sale! Fall and Winter Sllk Dresses For Women and Misses Value to $14.95 Smart straightline and flave models. Ali new dresses taken from our regular stock. E: A Dresses Youthful models in all 75 t ew fabri vnl 8 s 17th ¢ Special— 17th Anniversary Sale! p Women’s and Men’s Robes Made of heavy quality material. Satin / bound; others plain. Silk cord and ta\\d\. )/f Satln'(:ii(:yt(.).’].?- ......... Each $2 98 "%%'}" 17th Anniversary Sale! Large Head Women’s and Misses’ S Sweaters Slip-on and coat styles, all new fall wlmmn\, All Colors V-necks, square and round necks; sizes ;Odctl? oty $1 7 Many Large Head Sizes — Metallic Hats Included 8.75 |\ Payments h Deposit " RAPHAEL'S ANNIVESARY SALE SATURDAY Ready With Hundreds More Extra Anniversary Cash Specials : 77 Beautiful very style and new colors included. An exceptionally good value for Saturday. ur Oa For Saturday t a saving of § n each coat. All new Stout Women’s || 2. 17th Anniversary Special I HUNDREDS OF FELT AND VELVET HATS For Saturday All $3.00 Hats $1.77 All §4.00 Hats $2.77 o ] GROWING GIRLS’ Winter Coats Sizes T to 16. A new lot just unpacked, with beaverette and Mendel s collars and cuifs; made of Bolivia, Suedine and other mixtures. 17th U Annivers ale Special —Saturday, Each ..... Small Girls’ Winter Coats Sizes 2 to 6. 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Small Boys’ Overcoats sizes 3 to 9. quality dou- material, q Men’s Wear—For Saturday MEN'S IMPORTED BROADCLOTH SHIRTS Plain colors and self color silk stripes, novelty dimity madras. Neckband style and attached collars. ......... $1.89 NIGHT SHIRTS eag lL'mM\ Military MEN'S FLANNEL Made of I\m\\ collars witl 17th Anniver Semi soft and starched . ... 3 for 42 (& o 27c¢ plaids and check effects. g 17th Anniversary Sale Price ..... RS Eain 350 “ARATEX" COLLARS Semi soft . 3 for 85C VAN HEU Semi soft .....