midoubtiiuimio an eqneli _ . .
Im anme in the United States .
Bluefish
capable of yielding as much agricul-
tural products as these islands.
I‘Notwlthetending these great natural
ruched. the agriculture of the islands
can not be called prooperous, and on; m
the whole it in crude. The principal J
agricultural products at preaent~ are
hemp. sum, coconuts, tobacco and;
rice, but the total amount or thale' . I . '.
it We Handle This Brand $333212: “to: it: infidelim it: ,‘ Rib RoaSt Beef
Exclusively.
m
panoramas; SEWERPIPE gully produce doom in supply the
I‘ll. U C 0' in“ w the Men“ of file will! only
of tantrum the archipelago at least . - . .
ill..m.:.:.i?iit.ill.izfz “W Sirlon Steak
LAND PLASTER. (American demand. Up until now all P Duel-house Steak
oi the auger manufactured in the Phil-I
l I
elem: lili.‘:‘:l.::f’:.:“£: Pct Roast
ITCONNEALLY ~ 3" hblhmmii‘fhl‘.f“‘;lli:.i.§?il‘
j::: BRACKEN ::I:
The Latest
I . 0
Thing in
in sugar alone the Philippines could
:"‘,‘“"".‘:.‘:7: :9: sum cantainlng much molasses. .Oav! “
" LADIES’
and on rioh lands is often stunted
0t oopm. or dried cocoanut. the
Philippines produce one- thind oi the Chops .
world's“ supply but owing largely-to ,
’1 careless preparation it commands the“ R
H lowest price of any. Yet the coconnut 03“
n“ industry is undoubtedly the meet pros-
3g peroue feature or Philippine agrlcnl-I s
, \ threat present. and is captihle oi enor- tew
Imons extension.
. The tobacco produced in the Philip
“ pines is of peculiar flavor. for {which
one moot acquire a taste. The srowfi
. in: and curing of the crop is very:
H crude. Under government encourage}
ll merit one native grow a crop from 50‘:
In“ looted seed sprayed the plains. and
ii cured the tobacco in a special liouseI
he built obtaining a product or which'
any funnier might be proud ‘
I Sienlla hemp la‘ a crop of which the
It Philippines peace“ a monopoly. and.
; ckSafin Pumps
Cgme m and a" then. ‘7' a substitute can be used. ail in binding
' . . twine manila hemp is int letting the
H market. espeaellv to sin! hemp. The
In reason for this are the crude methods
In of (preparing the fiber. which results in
ii an exceedingly variable product. whichI
- not only makes it. unsatisfactory to the:
Hams, -
Fancy Head Lettuce
» A manufacturer. but the native troWer . ‘
‘ ”, get: only a tratcion oi the value or his
”I product. i 1 i 4 .
‘ Of rice. there in little to be laid, 03bI . ..
cept that the Philippines do not pro-I
' “ ’duce enough for their own nonunion-3
‘ "" tion.. whereasthey should produce a Leg Mb
8! Washington St.
Tel 363-I4
GULF REPINING CO.
“Gasoline
great surplus for export. The eaten-l
‘sion of lrriagtion will enable all the! ‘
rice lands to produce two drops a yea'rI ~ LOin Chops ..
where they now produce but one. » _ »
. i To touch the Filipino Americani
ideals, the American bualneae man and; Rib Chops
the American planter is. needed quite ’
as much as the American echooiinae-
for. The American business man as Fore Lamb .
a one take: dreamt.“ lntoree’iin . ,
developint the agricultural mum fl; . . .
unon‘twhi‘ch hid bualaeeej depdnds.’ . . .. . . . .I
Weh'ave‘ eryreeaoutobeproudol' I‘ I *‘I
whit has, mdy been accomplished . “ , 'I " ‘./I
in the Philippines Travel is safe and ,, ’ ., . . I, PORK
pleasant. anneal every part of the " 21‘ ’7‘ ‘ "
archipelago ten; reached by titeum-I
Imaoodroadserebelng boat as P RR S a“ L Ii
rapidly as possible LN?" oi the towel or ‘ oaSt m ‘0
have excellent water lllppi)’; and many: - ‘ ‘ “
, 'oi them have splendid public build-i S a“ F h Sh 1d
GOldSChmidt in“: schools“ are everywhere: the m res 0“ Iers
. hospital service is the flneet ‘in the
jtropien and health conditions um
Ibeen marvelously improved/rite liens ‘
F'i‘imk Howell
pines. There is
“”3 mm mmmI (if the (not «that:
W. . . .... ‘ FANCY NATIVE VEAL
- 20 A ' «
We have some Rex Hams that
have been bought fer some time §
N“ "“55 Leading DIV Goods Store
I and 5 Mid Building. Norwallt, Connecticut . ‘ -
5
1? Artistic Rugs, New Colors and Patterns
10 (ft 1- I Wilton Velvete. We", Body Brussels. 'l‘npeatry hruaeela, 18 in x36 in tohft.xl2 n
. i’IvI.’
i$1.00 to $50
Inexpenswe Rugs for the Summer Cottage ‘
"manuals.” are: Fibre, "Log Cabin." dainty designs. I
Friend and mud ILinoleuma. on Cloths in all mdei. - " . .
2-0 ét ' i A Very Large Line of Lace Curtains
24 6t We ha. a specialty of Window Shades to order, and estimates for one window, or the entire house “in
dye cheerful: furnished on request.
26A. .1 "
14 ct?“ Mm " .mn- m.
Walk Over Shoes
ere made of every leather and in
enough shapes to perfectly lit every
2461
. n.-.~.......;—.,....-_..v. \. -n“
Is A
121/. A
tootgln a shoe. Correct for eiery oc-
casion.
ation
iMay is Moving and House
3 Cleaning Time
Tno Stores
M. Josem 8; Sous “
193 Washington Bridge. 1 Bouton St.
You’re Wise Charlie,
Aren.’ t You?
Mother: Charlie, you're wise,
ain't you? What did,you send that
junhmn in here (or when i told you.
to telephone 441 tor Wan. ”rentals
Fail 51., East Norw'alk, who pays 1|
lb {or rage and better prices (or
rubber metals and leatherbeds than
anyone else.
Charlie: \\ hat difference does it .
»Iinake‘! to
Mother: “hat dilierence does it
make it you asked me loi- a orange
and I gave you a lemon. You know
rl t well than we live in a good in
ca ity and we don't want belle dang
ling around here, and Wm. Eifron
doesn't go mound with bells her
come to the house unlesa sent for.
Next time watch for the also, 35 Fort
St. and you will learn something.
.; We are preparing to phow the best
line of Furniture in the vawallts
See our large assortment of Brass
and hen Beds. Springs and MattreSses, ‘
Dressers and Chiffoners. They can be
seen in Mahogany. Maple and Oak. ’
Dining Room Suits Parlor Suits. All
pane
16o
There are Junk dealers that are al-
were knocking their competitors as to
'tIieir honesty. 1 claim all junk men
llke~ihey are all honest lint
can‘t pay my prices. Take ad-
3: high prices (or all kinds '
We are exclusive agents for Leonard
w lid}
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