... low sterling rate is expected to boost British imports. The first shocks which followed Britains decision to suspend the gold standard 'having passed, the situation is being regarded in Paris with more composure and in an optimistic spirit. This attitude ...

... dropped from fie to 80. The depreciation in the of ate Belgian clock is due to rumours that the country may depart from the gold standard, is regards the German issue the reason was news that an important ',nuking institution in the country had closed its doors ...

... speaks volumes for the calm way in which everyone has taken the momentous happenings of the country departing from the gold standard. For the Stock Exchange to be open after only two days' suspension is a tribute to all concerned. It was obvious from the ...

... bite her if they felt so inclined! It is probably a good thing that for a great many people Britain's departure from the gold standard involves such obscure that they are not bothering their heads about it. Only those who are trying to understand it are ...

... of dumping, against 'which he declared himself some time ago? If he is prepared to .contend that the suspension of the gold standard provides all the check necessary on cheap imports. that argument has been anticipated, and demolished, by another famous ...

... been on . • and Town Council in the sante hall itrike far 11 weeks. town is crcwded for the occasion. in the evening. Gold Standard - Glorious sunshine smiled a benediction • on children's day with which the festival Ithe competition was so keen. When ...

... TOSAY'S 11 13 3elfrocks created by in Paris who christened - • i'' , • 4 ‹, • • It ~ . , xv . c,', , (4..x4 IN HAS of the gold standard—all this is * o.A':'t; k' iy, I l ti n G ake TH th E e As the woman who bad ever been afternoon frock he j. . • i 1 , ...