«an "W“fiiufiire. 'r ; V
39km" _ as the Russians
, doorman- 1M .‘poetically
creased ancient?! , - , y
The committee proposes that the
government erect a paper pulp mil, __ .
and take ave! thine «saw mills « “j
northern Sweden .3! flu: the ‘- ...
{Domains Board, 5m mitt-01 or:
governmerual lbw alumina. the
. authorized to but!!! at“ saw mill! an
'different parts of “the country while
the government M urea lauds.
Last year the gross revenues of the
government domains amounted to 28,- ,
400. 000 kronor (equivalent to about
87. 385. 000). The government is anx-
ious to increase these rm ~' -'
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wrm. sow AMERICAN CORN
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TIMBER WWSS
May 12. -—A speed-
up policy 1n all business and indus-
Asial activities under its cor trol has
been adopted by the Swedish govern-
mmnt which is headed by Premier
Mnting Socialist leader. r
in keeping with this policy, a spe-
cial committee of experts. assigned to
report on best methods of exploiting
the national forest reserves. now urg-
es the government to expand its for-
satry enterprises, erect paper pulp
mills. establish saw mills on state
dot-est domains and go into business
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“ex-Mani man's head. .1!!er to
Underlined non: com credit 11‘. per-
Tod when drought would’kiil wheat“
and rye.
The meter of the Russian poems in
this corn campaign sound strangely
Use of Indian corn has been gen-
eral in some parts or the Ukraine and
even in “a snail rea of the Volga
valley for a 1111111 or years. so, it is
not totally unknovm to the Russian
STOCKHOLM.
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SAMA RA, May 12. ———Amerioan
corn. which. as a result of American
participation in Russian famine re-
lief. is to be sown this spring for the
first time, in many parts of the Volga;
valley, is hailed by Soviet uncultur-
al propmmfim as "me (in); mln"
-:‘ Hollie
and arm mature in Jame for a harvest
before fire last him frost.
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80 Men Ave. Nor-walk
~fl W‘m, Nor-walk
1w load—Wilton
Iain Strut, Westport
102 Taylor Ave, 80. Norwalk
1 Core Ava, E. lorwalk‘
24 Main Stu Ila-walk
170 lain 8t, Ira-walk 1
23 North Main St, 80. Norwalk
28 Woodward Ave" ‘8. Norwalk
103 Cedar it, So. Nowell:
25 Ely Ave, 80. Norwalk
SATURDAY SPECIALS THAT
ARE WORTH WHILE '
No.1 Maine Potatoes 15 lbs; 29c
Strictly Fresh Eggs - - 31c doz.
New PotatOes '-'-- '- 15.11» 65c
Sound Texas
Pure Lard 14c lb. Onions 7 1 -2ch.
Hacker’s Superlative Flour -_- $1 2.3
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peasant. m virtety of the grain i1n-'~l ,
ported for sowinc 1n the Volga val- -
lay my be planted” late as May 15: .
we:
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slender.
fonicr and dressing table
:l‘ 13' r“
‘5‘»
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guise the beauty of the
- A -et
_ in one of our Main St. Window;
is of Dark Mahogany with burl walnut: The four .
posts of the bed are curved, gracefully tapering "and
the oak shows very plainly.
These are $121. 00
Putty OMSolsof four pieces; dresser with
“flounduutfidfiodorfi
New Groups of Bedroom Furniture
LDI-tmcllve 1!! “Tie
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andelegantinqunlity
Shown
A large and commodious dresser, a chif-
makc up fire pieces.‘ V
The price $295.09
on.» Sets in Walnut and Mihogshy
These are either plain and simple, moderate in size,
' or larger to suit individual taste. Prices begin at ‘ ‘
$1955" 00
For Four Pieces
For Cottages
Are the Gray OskSeu of four pieces; bed, dresser,
chiffonier and dressing table. Ihese have
to them a gray stain or coloring which does not dis-
wood; and the gassing of
24 1-2 lb. Sari . Squats mirror bed, chifionier and: dressing table
_ .i: with triple mirror.
FOR SATURDAY ONLY FOR SATURDAY-ONLY "3: ill T950
Gloria Brand—Large Can Sweet Tender - a} I Fourth floor.
Tomatoes - 2 cans 25c- Peas -* - - 2 cans-25c ll V
vV‘ 'r'.ur--3‘E'....V’“‘
é: Delight Brand Condensed Milk— 14 oz. cans; 3for ............. 25c 83° ‘ flf‘rirt 3; __
a i," Delight Brand Evaporated Milk—.16 mains; 3 for ... . . . . . . . .. 25c . 11751.05” '
x TM’ 5 ’1 l #1::
i . Star N aptha Washing Powder 210 California Seedless Raisins 19c 11.. 3. u
1 Large Package .
:2. Mattresses and Sprmgs
é ’ Fresh and Tasty 0 g Atfloduats?“
FIG BARS 2 lbs. 25p-
Silk Floss Mattress in one part, roll edge.
Pears .25: E.
":8’
' " " ' « May "be bad in any size, $19.75
. _ . . No. 1 Felt WIDE edge. any Size $33.50
.. Trpco Brand Orange Mantraa Welch’s Grapelade, Black Beri- . ' Hair Mattress, any size. $4556
lade, 16 oz. Jar .......... 18c lade,V,F1-uitlade . . .. . . . . . . ’ “. Romdudrfirings ofgray £11m $1“.
Del M t8 VV I ‘V " “Reinf reed , 'l, . ‘ n
...—:33 0.?réf‘f‘fr1’ffrin. 9.1M... 3.... 3...... 235% 5"“ “W W" ”‘2
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Linear MM Bord
‘7 “mm and“Meadow
Tsflored Suits of Irish
and TricOtine
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Mostly in Small Sizes l
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Brook” Models
Exceptional Values
Second floor
The New “Priscilla” Bedspread
Woven like a rag rug, “hit or miss"hea1 1 Cor-
ton threads but 1n light colorings and a sort of put
téfnlor design running through.
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Nice for cottage bedrooms where there
rag rugs, and of course quite washable
Full sized spreads with scalloped é‘dgcs.
$2.85
Third fl4 1‘
Odd Furniture for Gifts
A 1‘11 ihislhrgefcollcction are small personal articles
which mm acceptable to June brides.
Desk: for the boudoir Colonial 1n styLe or the m '15-
sive mahogany in period models, the “John Han-
: cock” “lid others.
Sewing.¥l‘.ablcs, Martha Washington, Priscilla and
Carrie Shéad.
Carrie §head was a conspicuous character in the
Civil War of 1864 leaving her position as principal
of the Oak Ridge Seminarv to be in charge of one of
> the large army hospitals.
Sewing Tables of Fraud: design with inlay work and
light mahogany paneling. These are beautiful to
look at. and have capacious drawers and receptacles
for work. '
Davenport and Armchair Tablés, Magazine Racks,
Fourth floor.
See l
Leek. '
1 he New Colonial Embroidery Worll
These are on natural linen of heavy quality.
There are Napkins, Tray Cloths, Sc.q ..rfs and
Squares. The threads are drawn, the articles hem—
stitched. All one has to do rs the embroidery work.
« Prices from 75 as. to $3.59 ‘
Priced according to size. Also sold in sets of
five pieces. At $5.00 a set.
Besxgns are all stamped-plainly.
Ari Department
Kain flour.
Clover Leaf Brand Pure »-
Ketchup, full pint . . . . . . 25¢
7 . . California Seedless Raisins; Regular 5c sine .......... 2pkgs. for Se .
. Sunny” Side Fruit Salad - .- V - 49c Y
‘8:
Mamchino' Cherries ’
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“ V Have You Tried 011nm Lately?
It n More Deliciws Thu Ever. Ideal W (WI 8186) . . . ................. 7cr Q
3 - _ Ideal Loaf (Large Size) . ....... ~ ....... 11c ' ‘
D READ aye Bread ................................. 7;:
MIMMM .... ..... .....J. 146.
Our Magma Blend Gu- Best Belong, my: Galore
'9 Coffee -29c h. Tea . 35c 11,
Is Guaranteed to Please
QUALITY :18 STORES [ECONO
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Cfibb’sl’ure Fruitlalns. ..15c3'ar é;
‘ number of active ovens has been re-
mented by a few men rhlly.
... burgh district m was:
V Renew points Muifio sac.
the miles and my WW {fir-
«nasa. At the by.prodnet plant or the
LCamegte Steel Commny >
or approximateb 83.000 W 1.25
loaded cars (mating innards
tional reserve in hams.”
we“. River.
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PITTSBURGH Maydlr—The coke ‘
industry has lost 07. 76.0 Ions since file
strike was called April 1, according
.to the weekly review 0 fthe Councils-J
ville Courier made public today. Only
twenty three of the 62 plants then in
mtion are now working while the
duced from 11, 964. to 4 820.
"There is a graduating mm in the
number of coal mines in
said the Courier “and the working
forces-of coking plants dreaming 3318‘
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SAHARA. Ryssia. May ls.—-—Ahned-g
can Relief Administration work i!
Samara province was hampered to a
considerable extent in the iafe‘fiwlntet
by the arreq of several of“ m
employee assamara and em in
nutriet by the "State W? '
Mitt!
boars.
lies.”
rhis succemor to the
It is generally believed in Samara
that most of thosezarrested will be re-
leased shortly but efforts on the part
Tofthe American Relief authorities to
learn the charges against their em-
”)95 have so In:- tailed.
GREEN!“ SCREWS
“'ERE HUN68¥ V
GREENVVICH. May 12 .—San
a door panel to efiect an entrance.
hut-glare took articles to the vsi’ue. of;
3580 from the Wagner heather Goods
Store. Later , they entered aV ‘print
snap and got $8 in m, where they
1% a note saying “We were hungry
and had to do .it. " .
CORNS:
Lift on with finger
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have been greatly curtailed. searches
eludes in Samara province most of the *
mmmmmrsw SKIN WEI}!
of houses and sudden arrests for unexe . V
suitors m m '
M summon
. plored reasons still Continue in this: Just the moment you any}? Men-
“ movies.
”was...
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Winsmnpon.
gumsmiphnr: to an attains; burning.
The amemanamec Administration»: hm W skin. m m
”dire. anemone? in Russia. has toéms andhesllng begins. says a not-
j‘ specialist. This sulphur; pre-
till.“
con h
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DFOD ‘1
Doesn’t hurt a. bit!
"Fmezone" on an aching
may that earn stops hum"
“dim-fly ”is” lift it rig?“ 0“
Q Your dfimslat sells a. tiny 130“ P r
g ‘Wezone" for a few cents suil‘uhr'
' to remove every hard com sort co”-
canines, without soreness 0‘ “”‘
see and for «lathe-Jim
Qeka and its
hampered
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-‘ wm are Winners.
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