THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO.‘ NORWALK, CONN.
FRIDAY. JULY 31, 1925.
IN MARKETING
”€90,000 Saved Last
- ear By Fruit Men,
.3:neral Manager of
' ganization Says
WDELPHIA. July 31.--(AP)
' tion of grower co-operatirs
It associations in the United
‘ 'cut. waste in marketing costs
01,700,000 in the last year, and
Additional 32.000.000 were added
, the farmers' returns without in-
rig the coneumcrs’ cost. Arthur
Rule. general manager of the
ted Fruit and Vegetable
re. told the American Insti-
of Cooperation at the l'nii'er-
‘ m of Penneyliania. yesterday.
. ’. “Joint national selling is still
' 'he said "but succssnful ex-
« y' ce points to a greater pooling
if I'm-t in reaching the interna-
W markets for perishable: "
' cooperative marketing tends to
~ about orderly distribution
on in turn tends to stabliiize
.. Mr. Rule declared. and add-
tlbliity of prices tends to nar-
margins of prifits by jobbers
retailers. This means lower
Odin" cost to consumers. Thus.
“Mid cooperative movement inevitab-
"reduces the cost of living and
es the whole hearted support
hammers.
,“I predict that the cooperatii es
in”! seen federate their strength in
-hing the general public through
dimer-fur advertising campaign.
mutton“ in character and telling
It. true story of cooperative mar-
mu"
I. G Rubinow. St. Paul, said that
movement was under way to or-
Mae a. national potato growers‘
”hangs to handle the common
Nbldma of the state cooperatiio
‘ “to growers' associations of
gains, Colorado. Michigan. Idaho
’ Id Minnesota. “This national ex-
ehange." he said. 'will eventually
W up similar state exchanges in all
tho late potato producing states. It
will act as a. service agency to the
lumber organizations and nlll rep-
Oflnt them in matters of a common
ehereeter."
‘ In the opinion of H. W. Samson
01 Washington. D. (1.. specialist of
‘ It. United States Department of
Agriculture another speaker \rstcr-
"0.7. One of the greatest needs of
the perishable fruit, industry is re-
"mitten and adoption of uniform
.Ofindardiling, of grades and packs.
doclared that standardisation
will make it possible to reduce
Oldling margins of distributors and
immune his point by showing that
the middleman's margin on western
fund apples “as 30. 4 per cent. of
the retail price as against 47 pei
amt for eastern liarreled apples
"which he said were not prepared for
‘narht as carefully as the Pacific
coast products.
. . ...
s-sAdvertise in the Sentinel for the
but results.
F. s. LYON .
JOB PRINTING
loath Norwalk
General Nuiiliii (top) has suc-
ceeded Marshal Lyauley (below) in
command of the French troops “ho
are fighting the Rimau Trihosmen
under Abd-ci-Krim in Morocco.
Soviet Guard Killed
On Polish Frontier
MOSCOW. .luly film—(AT) The
Rosin. Agency has i'eceiicri n rrport
that a Sci'iet frontier guard in the
Yampol district. who \iris making a
tour of in‘prction of tho frontier
line. has hoen killed by Polish
frontier guards. It is alleged that
the Polish soldir-rs crosscd the
frontier. and dragged the body to
their sidc, leaiing it in the frontier
zone.
There has lienn l‘OiiSl'lPl‘flltiQ ex-
change of notcs of into between
Warsaw and Moscow. growing out.
of border difficulties. in iihich Rue.
also and Pplish patrols have invad-
ed each other‘s territory. kidnapping
officers and soldiers. Several days
ago Foreign Minister Tchltcherin of
Russia communicated rliiii the Po~
lish gm‘r-i'iiii:r'iif accepting the. lat.
It‘r's propri|il for -’i mixed commis-
sion to investigate the clashes be-
tween the patrols.
COMMON HOI‘SEHOIJD
MEDICINES
i‘ithcrniso kiioun as “Hippies"
have for centuries linen derived
from iiiodicinal roots and herbs.
They are still used and recognized
by many of our host physicians as
unequallcd for certain alimcnts. in
many countries roots and iicrlus arc
cultirulcd purely for coniiiicrciai
purposcs. it is said that tho iiydia
E. Pinkham Medicine (30.. of Lynn.
Mass. is the. greatest iisor of crude
herbs in this country. The success
of their \‘cgctalilc Compound for
ailments of “omen is now world-
wide. and it will certainly pay any
woman who suffers from any one
meni peculiar to her sex to try it.
1' MONEY SAVING
SPECIN
Airshows..-
TheSe Prices
effective until August 6th Only
At the Money-Saving Chain Stores
—-Ail\'.
Motor Oil
gould N oi;
Gallon.......... 79C
J-D
Champion Spark Plugs
These quality plugs are made by
the Champion Spark Plug Co.
Buy your future needs now!
These prices will never 19
be repeated. Each c
WIND
DEFLECTORS
Handsome plate KIIIS‘
wings with nickel plat-
ed brackets ready to st
tech to your windshield
Value $8.
. Per pair .
MIRRORS ’°’ 01""
5 Gallon can for 83.49
..98c
or Closed Cars . . . .
GUARANTEED STORAGE BATTERIES
, 1’03 AUTO
V—u plate
eeainp. 812.05
‘ y—ra plate
m sweet-.10 ‘1‘..5
4 Dodge
Veit.......... 818.95
HARD RUBBER CASES
FOR RADIO
8 V—tio Amp.
wood case ......... $9.”
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Just one secret for happy "career
marriages." says Madame Galli-
Curci. one of the greatest sopranos
in the world who has won both fame
and a happy marriage.
And here's the secret in the slug-
er'l own words:
"I! a woman who aspires to a co-
reer or who has achieved renown
by her own merit. will marry avman
who is interested in her career the
marriage will be happy."
Madame Gaiii~Curci first made
that statement about six months be-
fore her marriage to Homer Sam.
ueis in January. 1031. Samuel: was
her accompanist on her concert
tours and the faultless and under.
standl manner in which he played
the pin 0 for her songs indicated
that he was interested not only in
GaJIi-Curci's career but in the slug-
er herself.
Music critics often commented
that Ssmuels was the ideal accom.
panist for the star. Whether or not
accompanist as Gaili-Curci was a
singci'. be fulfilled her requirement
for a happy “career marriage." And‘
so between concerts at St. Paul and
Minneapolis. they were quietly iner-
ried in his parentl‘ home in the lat-
ter city Jan. 15. 1921.
Like a young, married couple
starting out in life with little money
but. all kinds of ambitions and day
dreams galore. the two musicians
immediately began to dream and
plan a home. Because they would
be traveling all our the country
more. than half of the year they
wanted a place that. would be a real
home.
No woman nitii a caicer should
fail to make her home all that the
name implies. Gaili-Curci says.
buy home. she belteies must ban:
a \voinan'g touch and must (sprees
femininity.
She and Sainusls studied innum-
erable house plans and religiously
read all the magazines with an ges-
tions for interior decorations. 'he.\'
finally selected a promontory in the
Catskill mountains. known as High
Mount. They decided to build a '
rumbling house of the old English
type.
"Like two happy children we
watched our dream house rise into
reality." says Galii-Curci. "We. got
a real thrill as each stone was put,
in pine). And how no, did t‘i'iJO."
furnishing it." t
The home is in the center of a
beautiful cstatc. of eighty-three.
acres. Giiiiidfurcl is fond of doing
all kinds of little odd hits of work
around the place. such :is cultivat-
ing tilie flowers. feeding the chick-
ens and even cleaning up the yard
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their home. the couple spend many
happy hours each
out new songs and practicing for the
winter season.
together over the "tilt:' each morn-
ing.
Gnlii-(ffiirri is one famous woman
who is not afraid to admit her age.
She will he 36 in November and her-l
husband was 50in
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musical future for hei‘ after
She
won iirst prim for piano plaiiiix at
the Milan conservatory at the age of
is, but alums dreamed of a career
in grand opera.
After many disheartening
Ii-
tempis to gain a plricc iu opera at.
Home. she was engaged as a siibsti.
tuta, singer in lllgoietto.
a three-year contract
performance. But her
attracted attention and after
in: lll i-Zuropc and
she came to this
almost unheralded.
peiiraure “llll thn
t‘nllll‘dli'i' “as a sensation and
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SOUTH NORWALK
We. Have Reduced Every
Suit in Our Store
—Don‘t miss this opportunity if you need
either Spring or Summer weight clothes 1
These are all good suits—our regular stock—no job lots or “sale" merchandise. The
reductions average more than one-third from our regular prices.
are exceptional and probably justify superlatives to describe them. adjectives are too:-
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you come and judge for yourself.
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is in force which means lower prices must prevail to accomplish our stock read-
justmonts as quickly as possible. The dresses delineate all the new fashion fea-
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Here is. the “dream
house" Galli-Curci
and Homer Samuels
planned and built
in the Catskills.
success use assured.
Samiiels hmi inlf‘lit‘lt‘d
Europe as accompanist
Destinn. noted singer.
prevented.
comptnist 'for Galii-Ciirt‘i
first appearance in
country.
at every one of her concerts.
came. from Eau Claire. Wis.
on
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3 re 25c ,
to tour
for l'ilui‘lll'
but the war
and he became the ac.
her
recital in this
Since then he has played
He
and
DENIES ONE
STORY TOLD
ABOUT BRYAN
Newspaper Man Says
Commoner Did Not
Defeat Bland for
MILLIN EkY‘
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Nomination in 1896
MONTGOMERY CI'l'.Y Mo. Juil’
30.-—The popular impression that
William Jennings Bryan was per.
sonaliy responsible for defeating
two Missourians, -— Speaker Champ
Clark and “Silver flick" Bland—
for the Democratic presidential
nomination. is incorrect as far as
Bland is concerned. H. C. Turner.
an old newspaper man. said yester-
day. 'l‘urner recalled a conversation
at Mexico, Missouri. in 1890. with
Bryan, who was then 3. Congress-
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smwon STATION PHONE mi
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man.
“Mr. Bryan. I see some of the ~
papers are‘talking about you for
president of the United States."
Turner said.
“Yes." replied the Commoner.
"But i am not the man for that
nomination, it. should go to Silver
Dirk Bland. He'll the man."
“I knew ever after that." Turner
said today. “that the stories about
lirynn planning to have himself
noiiiinaied with the 'cross of gold'
speech were. not true and did the
i‘ommoner‘a great injury. lilr. Bry-
an intimated at. that time. however.
that, he would be glad to go to the
l‘nitnd States Senate."
'l‘urner recalled that after Bryan
hml used his influence to nominate
Woodrow Wilson in 1912. when
i‘hamp Clark had a majority of the
coiiiention «iriegates. the Common-
er “as obliged to cancel some of his
icrturcs in ihis.‘ (‘lsrk's district. be-
cause of sentiment against him.
to
for
stirriird music abroad.
Gilli-t'iii'ci took out her first nat-
uralization papers soon after she
aimed in this country. She was
\cry happy when through her mar-
riage to Samuels she became an
American citizen without waiting
the customary five years.
m
—Ad\ertise in the Sentinel for
the
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ed at the lewneee of our charges
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quainted with the real facts of
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SOAP
5 Ca... 27c i 3 9m28c
SILVER KING
DRY .
GINGER ALE
2 B“ 25c
No charge for bottles
4 Bot. 25c
RUPPERT’S
Knickerbocker
m
HEINZ
Oatsup. sm. bot. 20c
Sweet Pickles,
bot. 25c
India Relish, am. 200
Apple Butter, jar 30c
Baked Beans.
med. ........ 150
Ifidney Beans
med.
Sour Pickled
Onions .. bot. 27c
Oider a. White
Vinegar . hot. 200
Spaghetti
med. can 170
160
Atlas COFFEE
Pound
Can.....49c
Steel Out —-
(that! Removed
Atlas PRINT-
BUTTER
Pound . . 53C
Four 1/‘-lb. Packages
Atlas Preserves . . . .. large jar 29¢
Atlas Jelly Powder 3 pkgs. 25c
Aero King Sardines can 10o.
Atlas Shrimp .......... can 210
Nekoo Sardines in Sauce . . .. . 2 cans 250
Atlas Vinegar ............ . gal. jug 650
College Inn Chicken Broth .. . . ..... 106
Lea & Perrins Sauce .. bot. 27c
Stearo Bouillon Cubes . . ...... pkg. 250
Davis Baking Powder . . . . 12-05. can 220
Kellogg‘s Pep .. ..... . .. .. . pkg. 130
Hartley’s Marmalade . . . . . . . . . jar 33c
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KRUEGER’S OLD ESSEX
2 Bottles 25c
(No charge for bottles)
BLUE BELL BEVERAGES
2 Bottles 25c
(5c deposit required on each bottle)
LINIT, the Improved Starch . 3 pkgs. 20c
gemMops 00.011290
20-Mule Team Borax .. _ 10-03. pkg. 100
Wash Boards . . .. .. each 49c
Whisk Brooms each 30c
Bird OraVel pkg. 100
Birdl‘ood.... ............pkg.1fic
Herd Scrub Brushes each 12c
Soft-Scrub Brushes each 180
O‘Oedar Polish bot. 46c
2-in-1 Shoe Polish can 12c
Sapolio, Hand or Kitchen cake 100
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in Each Carton
RUN RO'liALT
moan ].gcan
25c 430
R U. Imported
OLIl E
OIL. pt can";5c
Japanese Toilet
Tissue
3 rolls 23C
LIBBY S
Corned Beef Hash
can . . . ....... 27c
Roast Beef.
Corned Beef. can 270
can 270
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