New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1928, Page 11

[~=] NEW BRITAIN HERALD [=r-»] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1928. ednesday\\ornin ith great oney Store Closes At Noon Wednesdays Closes At Noon Wednesdays le, m'm_q Three and One Half »‘Hours of Extra Value Giving ° TWO WONDERFUL OFFERINGS IN Pure Worsted Bathing Suits For Kiddies 2 to 6 Years For Boy’ and Girls—Sizes 28 to 34 Plain colors, one-piece button shoulder style with ap- One-piece models in plain colors with silk stripe trim =y & == hele conserved by a system of reservoi and canals. To the alrcady exte sive system of highways that she ha created Morc houses, lines. Adaptable to French Ways The dominant racial element Moroceo is the Berbe the presence of this than to the fewer Ar: and rance will soon add to the landsc ams, power and electric n bs and much negroes, that in pucifying and modernizing Moroceo is due. The Berbers are of white ek and when lattired in Buropean clothes, pass leasily for Europeans. In contrast to the rab and the negro. they have the Buropean's ontlog on life, and even his sense of humo, They are Xeer tal.le in the sachmen wnd re mixed indiseriminately in the territorial regiments, and the soldiers of the two gronps have he- come fast friends. In the high Atlas Mountains of southern and sdutheastern Morocco feudalism exists much as it existed in Europe thousand years ago. Larg: are the ficfs of great * called Caids. who are al- most independent but nominally rec- ognize the Sultan as their overlord. Under the Caids are “barons” called | distribution | strain vather | | “Beware of the lecture Tt gets to be a terrible habit habit. just s|to sit and have ideas pourcd over {you like water and to let them roll off about as fast. Of course lectures in moduration which are really ab- | sorbed are different, | “Ieware of the habit of passive reading,” Mrs. Cannon further cau- | tions. “This habit of constantly | taking in other people’s idcas with- | out giving your mind a chance to digest them is worse than too little reading. ‘1 have always thought that T understood Gladstone's failure fo | achieve rial greatness when 1 learn- ©d about his reading habit. He used { to carry a book with him every- | where, and whenever he had a few | minutes out it came. He never gave | himself a chance to meditate or his mind the opportunity to ripen. Pas- | sive reading gets to be a deadening | habit, for it gives the intelligence no | freedom to work independent | One way to avoid such pitfalls, | Mrs. Cannon suye, is to concentrate | one’s interest in a definite field for | a period. Reading and talks on the | same general group of ideas form a | natural network of corrclated ma- | terial, she says, making the subject | | more vivid and therefore more easily | retained. “We are much | strike CONRAD COMES HIGH London, July 17 vdition copy of Joseph novel “Chance” was sold cently for $2,100. When 50 copics of this edition had been printed in 1913 there was a of the binders and the re- mainder were dated 1914, Twenty-one Conrad’s here re- 650 at the same sale. (UP)—A first ! | presentation Conrad | volumes realized $ ~ — pliqued figure on jers: | | b4 == For Wednesday Morning .. 3 % ST and green. Special . vard For Wednesday !\lm‘nin;; 3 Wed. Only—1,000 Yards . o Dish Toweling fl"inc quality, closely woven, part’ linen; colored borders in red, blue § ] 10c At Just Half Price! Trimmed Bathing Caps A good line of 25¢ Caps. First quality in all colors. For Wednesday Morning Athletic Union Suits These cool, comfortable garments in sizes 24 to 34, made of excellent quality checked Nainsook. 25¢ Children’s Rayon Half Socks A fine lot of good wearing plaited rayon half socks im all summer 15¢ shades. Sizes 5 to 815. For Wednesday Morning 123c Closing Out Pebeco Dental Cream. excellent quality, Washable in contrasting colors. For Wednes ay Morning ... FREE TOMORROW % 2 Imported Tooth Brushes Given free with each purchase of a 25¢ tube Colgate’s Adults’ size; white handle brushes of 40-inch Wide {Brown Cotton Cloth {A close heavy woven unbleached cotton cloth, For Wed. Morning, yard 150 — Men’s — Summer Night Shirts Morning Well made of 2nod cotton cloth, trimmed with woven colored braid. Regular 79¢ and 98¢ values. For Wedne 49c 2-in-1 Caliphas. and under them sheiks vho rule villages and groups of com- mon peopl Heavy taxes are ex- weted from the people “or the benefit of the hicrarchy of rylers above them. In the open ricultural country outside the A nd in the towns and cities, a more democr; form of government in foree. Mhe outward machinery of Morocean government has not heen much al- tered by the nch, but they fur- izh the brains and power which op- erate it, and insure its justice. more likely to do independent thinking with such a hacksround of knowledge in a sin- | | &le field and this stimulates men- | tal growth.” she says. i Avocations are the Americans today, non. “We are a sad ving through life hiin a breathless vs. Painting is Mrs. Cannon's hobby at present, although she finds time to run a houschold and a parent teacher association and write hooke She concludes that one does not have to be a painter to take joy in painting. | She has a word. too, for those who | | depreciate their wor | were | “Don't be overawed by others' | achievements—don't bé too mAdest | For White Shoes Liquid or cake form. A re- liable safe cleaner for white shoes. 9c For Wed. Morning Dress Shields Size 3, double covered, washable, White Dress Shields. For 8 Cc Wed. Morning, pair Tooth Paste The 10c size tubes, con- venient for travelers and week-ends. 5 (o} For Wed. Morning .. Crepe Rufflings Mostly regular 98c grade. Summer colors in georgette crepe. For Wed. 25c Morning ... yard A CLOSE-OUT SALE OF : Fine Rayon Hose Women's semi-fashioned rayon and pure thread silk hose in the following makes:— “Ipswich"—“B. V., May"—“Triumph” “High-Klass"—"Double Strength” All colors and sizes. FOR WED. MORNING . ... 64c¢ Octagon | W.li‘ll:irlgtgn Soap Powder The most popular laundry 100-yard spools; white or help everywhere. black. For | Special Wed. Morn. 2 for 50 5 2 for l l C | Wed. .. A REAL LOW PRICE ON I | | | real need of thinks Mrs, Can- Life is over—the world ends —for every fly in sight when you let loose with Tangle- foot Spray. Go get it now. Grocers and druggists have it. Nothingismorethorough, THE TANOLEPOOT COMPANY Orand Rapids, Michigan prople at hest, | from birth to hurry,” she te G 9. .99 Win-Shine Demonstration and sale of this modern discovery for cleaning windows, wind- shields, mirrors, ete. A wonderful labor Priced Now At ER July 0 OLD Seattle, After weather- | have a protectorate along the Med- | | woman who models quite well, but |iterranean coast, ¢he Rif was paci- | |saye, ‘It isn't as good as Michael- . aster’ 'k, but what of that? th igh Atlas in the south: but | master's work, bu jthe. Higi re | 1t's good for her and that is the | . lable. The French Army has nnw‘Lec H b‘ Al sh “Id B Prance Subdues Region Held by |ivica e cameens mrouminime.ver | Lecture Habit Also Should Be Retreat for Old Age Madrid, July 17 (P—An effort is | The Central Atlas Mountains send | deid, Ul e hoco, which in its mountain fust- land across some of the best agri.| Women should beware of casily | Three brothers, property owners | hesses is probably the most primi- |cultural lands of Morccco. Ihese | 1ormed habits which produce intel- of Ciudad Lineal, near Madrid, daralbie . v f the Protec them to produce, says Mrs. Cor- [land for the retreat, and the archi- ast few weeks. The French have populated sections of the Protec. | z . 7o) 4 : inally succeeded In taking posses. |lomate By controlling the sources James Cannon, author and tect Teodoro de Anasagasti has of- 4 o sroduce elec. Turther prosperity in the heart of | Cannon, author of ed| A subscription has been opened :-,1: ;’,2‘3\'3,"?.,’:7'1}?, ‘?nl,.x:d:;h,::_(‘h Morocco. It is planned to make the and mother of five children, to defray the cost of construction The French occupation of Mor- peco, since the establishment of the on-mountains plateaus, Morocco as mountains that are truly Al- onally across the northwestern cor- er of Africa from a point on the Igeria. In the north, along the pediterranean coust, is the Rif, a dif uplands, is the Middle Atlas ange. 8 an area of plains and plateaus rossed by streams that flow— some rea, open to the Atlantic, that the pold. They occupied Casablanca, per of uropeans. In 1911 the Sul- an, hemmed in at ez by r cen saved the Sultan signed a reaty creating the Protectorate Tn the period preceding the Vorld War IPrance, under Marshal hountains and the sea; then estab- ished 4 highway and railway ith her colony of Algeria. Tn spite pr continuous German intrigue, ands were in the hands of un- onquercd or unsecurely pacificd ends her influence in Morocco hy | Williams recently sued her hushand, fegrees in all directions, in large | George Williams, for divorce, on the == T |in cooperation with the Spanish who | ASS'VE REA[]IN“ in what you do. I know a young | fied in 1926. There was even peace- | |angelo’s,” and destroys it. Of course “H] penetration for a distance into | ‘ll isn't a good as the supreme certain tribes in the fastn [=8 e the Middle Atlas remained intract- TER R RF ey | Spanish Actors Seek 4 [gion over. although no fighting ided Fierce Moors |was necessary. Avoi 3 considerable quantities of water| | 2 Py hr,"'g "‘“dc.'." Spain Yo mm,:sh.a Washington, D. C., July 17—Mor- |down to the north and west, into| Cambridge. Mass. July 17 (P-—|place of retreat for retired actors. [ive region within casy reach of |mountains. too, rise elosc to ez and |Ieclual sluggishness rather than the | have placod at the disposal Olne lurope, has been carried a long Mcknes, one of the most thickly | Mental development thes pECL-Aotons’ _Bvndivats: ‘three glols o jon of the Middle Atlas Mountains |#nd upper reaches of *he Middle At- | of the governing board of fL‘TlW" his services in designing the 4 nlan o usa the waters whidh !las streams. France can greatly| Radeliffe College, Luildin precious waters ereate power before occasionally delivers ad- and equipment of the home entral Morocco and their industries. Sopaily " hey pass er down, the t e erself, warns: Has Alpine Mountains they pass lower down, here to be nerse Protectorate in 1912, has been con- ined chiefly to the lowlands and ine in height and character, the igh Atlas range that extends dia tlantic 500 miles south of the btrait of Gibraltar to the edzo of ange of high rugzed hills, Between Imost tying the High Atlas to the The region between these three prountain systems and the Atantic P them intermittently—from the hountains to the sca. It was in this 'rench first obtained a ure foot- 207 ter the massacre of a num- ious native called on the French or assistance. After his throne had pich has becn in existence since Territory Held During War Lyautey, extended her control over flost of the region between the hrough the valley between the Rif nd the Middle Atlas, thus conneet- hese regions were held during the World War. 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