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Headquarters {or Wall Paper ‘
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Chemistry
Experiments new in progress at
the Bureau of Chemistry indicate
that oysters are very'md sources
of vitamins. it was announced at
the Department 0: Agriculture.
According to Dr. D. Breese Jones.
in charge at the Protein Inveetll'h
tions“ Laboratory 0: the Bureau,
teedlnc experiments with rats have
shown the presence in oysters of
Vitamin A which prevents a disease
or the eyes known as xerothslmie or
Vitamin B. which prevents an im-
portant nerve disease and Vitamin
C. which prevents scurvy.
Unlike the cod (hit. the liver of
which is the richest known source
of vitamins. the oyster gets its vita-
mins direbt from the smell marine
plants in the water which it drinks,
Dr. Jones said.
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Our Health Improves
So Rapidly Anybody
.' Can Top Century.
The centenarian is by no means
rere today but he is still good
tor a few IILI‘It' of typo in any news-
paper. According to Dr. S. J. Crum-
binc. Director or the American
Child ”l‘fllIIi Association, however.
he is in dunner of becoming oom-
monplacc. In other words. the health
of the nation is improving no rapid;
ly tiiut evcrybody will soon have
more than a sporting (‘Illlllt‘t’i to live
to be iOO.
Hays llr. Cruiuliinc. "It the thin”
that we now know can be applied.
we should add too ycars within tho
next twoiity to life cxpci'tntlcy. We
have lengthened it icn years In the
last fifteen and i hl‘UL'Vri we can add
another ten in tho noxt twenty,
with proper progress. In 1936, it is
my belief that ccntcnnrians will be
common."
There are sovcrul reasons why ad-
vances Ill tho one limit can be pre-
dicted with a degree of certainty.
Witiioiii riinkini: ihvni necessarily
accordingly to iiiiportunce. we may
mention the great advances in scien-
tific knowlodgc, the improved stan-
dards of medical schools and I
qiiickcnlng internist in public health.
EiiCIl your brings new conquests
of dread discnscs. The exact cause.
course and cure of yellow fever, ty-
phoid and diphtheria have been mas-
tered in the past generation so that
it is not improbable that ten years
froiri now it (IltiiIIl from one oi these
diseases will be the subject of a cor-
onor's inquest to ii); criminal respon-
sibility.
The scientific discovery. however.
is only half the battle. Knowledge
must be sprcnd to those who will be
benefited by it. Tin-re must be a
popular understanding or the value
of health 11nd how to Iu‘t'p it. Yea.
mail service is icing dour: in this
work by public health iiiithorities.
privite prticiloucrrs. voluntccr health
agcncics and tho press.
Obviously the stiirting point of all
this 111011 In childhood. tho golden
ago for building sturdy bodies.
Therefore. the project of Herbert
Hoover. l’rcsidcnt of the American
Child Health Association. to take
stock of child limilth conditions on
May Day. Niitlonnl Child Health
Day. and thus [lIiln tor the future
should hid in obtaining popular co-
operation in all health matters. And
probably nobody will mind. men if
it does cvcntiinlly take the news
value out of tho Cintenarinnl
DRINK \iOItE VODK \
IiiOSCO“'.-»Tho government will
produce 60'.‘.000.t'l‘0 quarts of vodka
in the coming year. according to es-
timates. This will yield the state
about S250,tin(t.000 in revenue. or ten
per cent of the entire budget. The
gnvcrmncnt within II’iI‘ inst six
months has more than doubled its
output of vodka.
Gnlesburg‘. lll.,
championship. Just the sumo. some
brave man may marry bar.
girl won a rifle
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CAUSE AIIIIRFS
Prominent Credit Man
Advises Retailer To
Watch Both Closely.
Many small merchants encounter
difliculties because in periods ot
prosperity they tell nroperly to
take into account the Ilulllt'll of high
rents and high taxes. it was uni
recently by J. ii. 'i‘i'i-goc. executive
manager at the National Association
of Credit Man. He asserted that
the costs of a. business did not al~
ways receive adequate study, pur-
tioulsrly in active licl'iodl. when
when they are likely to be over-
looked in the prospects tor making
sales.
"High rentals and high taxes in
our lat-Ker cities have delimit-d the
expectations or many reiniimi. who
learn too late that tho diiTrrcncu
between the selling price and the
purchase price of goods must lie
sulflclent to cover the costs or the
business." said Mr. 'l‘rtgoc.
“The routine method of illsciivcr-
in: the proportion of Iluliilliion tn
unsold will not disclosn tho [ii'i‘lilll-
honey and possible success of :in
enterprise unless the relation 0!
overhead to protlis is taken into ac-
count. A proper ratio or cost to
profits is far more itnportnnt than
an immediately mite ratio or IIuI'iii
ties to assois with the cost .‘lliiI
profits ratio out 0! sale propiotion.
"Hilh rentals and high taxes are
about the most important items of
cost in conducting business in cm
larger cities. They should be studied
with a careful credit sonsc. by an
analysis of the union limits which
tend to make or unmake a business
organization.
"These two items have reached it
high peak in recent years and, it the
causes of retail ntItll‘t'l could be ac-
curately ascertained, 1 {1:01 raisin
that high rcnmin and taxes would
prove to account in the largest
measure {or disappointment and
disaster to the middle man."
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Thé rising generation's grout prob.
lem is the cost of gas!
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Sectional Buildings tor 6er
Wine I11 Irrc iioolilet
Purpose
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lying t :1 Outage oi Bungalow:
KOLB BUILDING“. CO.
newness..-
w143 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
Telephone 3213
New York Markets
55 Main St.
Norwalk
Telephone 2828
Specials
GENUINE SPRING LAMB,
SHOULDER LAMB 18c lb.
SMALL LEGS LAMB 32c 11..
11111 LAMB cnors 35.11..
LOlN LAMB cuors 45.11..
snzwmc LAMB 15.11..
LEAN FRESH
Lean Fresh Shoulders
Lean Fresh Pot Roast
Fresh Cut Pork Chops
PigsLiver ........
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roux PRODUCTS
., 20c ShoulderVeal ..
. 28c Rump Veal ..... 24o
.. 281': Rib Veal Chops ..
10o Loin Veal Ohops ..
.‘....12c BresstVeal .......
BEST MILK
FED VEAL
180
306
36c
160
sees-e
Extra F
Fancy.
PrimeRiliRoast ....... . . . . -.- .30clb.
Rib Roast (Boncd&Rolled): . . .. 30c lb.
Bread & Butter Pot Roast
Sticking Pieces Pot Roast . . . . . . . . ..2 _c lb.
Fresh ChoppedBeef ...............218clb.
RoundSteak 32clb.
Sirloin Steak ,e35clb
.Porterhouse'Steak;......V...........36clb.
Plate Beef, Fresh or Corned ......ploclb.
Boneless Rump Loin Beef.
cyRoasting Chickens .. . . .44clb.
Chickens.
.2 lb.
.........26clb.
. . .45c lb.
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Fresh Killed Broilers ............. .. 50c lb.
b'iitecn-yesr-old Frances neenau.
who married Edward W. Browniut.
bi. wealthy New York rcaitor, is on-
ly another "toy"
according to his former wife.
{\‘i-liio Adele Browning, shown above
She predicts llruwning will soon tire
of his bride.
in auto bodies and springs.
Loosen: rusted nuts and
bolts, couplings. hinges.
valves. etc.
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solid graphite surface
lubricant is required.
bold in pint, gallon and
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:3: Puritan Hams, Skinned Backs, special price .......... Jar. lb. ;'
g, Strictly Fresh Native Eggs from nearby farms, dozcii 39c. ;.'
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.3. Iceberg lettuce or celery, 2 for 25c Parsnips . . . ._ .......... :i "N. :‘(’w ‘1‘»,
.3. Large Seedless Oranges, doz. . 39c Fancy Texas Spinach ..... pit. 25,1;
ego New Cabbage ...... .. . . . 3 lbs. 25c Fancy Muchrooms ......... lb. 1% 1:.
03° Fresh Pineapple ......... 20c 3 lb. basket ......... . ...... $1.33 .2.
’3’ Native Turnips .......... peck35c Fancy lgc. Walnut Meats .. lb. 391‘
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:3: Pillsbury’s, Jones’ or Gold Medal Flour, Bag ............ Si .19 f
.g. Cloverdaie Flour, Bag $1.39 Uneedu Biscuits, dozcii 55c
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.g. Extra Fancy Large Grape Fru1t,2 for 25c Cal. Lemons, doz. 519i: .1 .
’g’ Edgemont Ginger Snaps, Crackers or Graham Wafers, box 25c; 3 boxes . 111‘. ':
’3’ Yellow Onions .............. 4 lbs. 250 Fancy Fresh Asparagus, Hf
0:. Fresh Rhubarb .............. 2 lbs. 25c large bunch .............. 3‘.)— '29
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.3. Del Monte Large Size Prunes, 2 lb pkg. .................. .ch
°§° Sunsweet Medium size Prunes 2 lb. pkg. ................. 29c i.
It: Horlick’s Matted Milk ................. ... . . . . . . . . .. Sc 30‘
pi. Fancy Pasteurized Fresh Made Butter ................ II). 49c
1‘? Mellin’ 3 Food ......................................... 05c
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”2, Fancy Baldwin Apples ...................... 14 qt. basket 901‘ ‘3‘
p°§° Fancy Rome Beauty or Winesap Apples ... .......... doz. 50c
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.3. Camp 11 Campbell: I’iuk Jello l'au Camp‘s \mv L:tlii\.‘ '9'
O 9 Son Bcans Salmon Asst. Soups lit'iln} .°..
1;. 3 for 250 I 3 roi- 250 a toi- 250 . :1 for 25c l 3101-250 I s It‘l‘ :31» 3‘
:8: Yellow onions .. 4 lbs. 200 Ԥ*
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:3; Yuban, Maxwell House, Astor House, Premier Coffee, 3cans 81.55 ‘,="
2 '5”
.3. Dvi Mimic Del Monte Del Monti.) Del Monte l‘t'I 5101111: F“
”3‘ blicod , hum-i Stu: Pineapple Apricots iimpimnm or .0.
' .. l‘cuclics Sliced Ponchos Largo Large ljlzirixlwrrhx- ‘4.
’ .2. a mi- $1.00 a ior 11.00 a i’or Bee 3 Cans aim :; 1111- ti on . .3.
'3. [mi Mom” \‘ailcy Del Monte Del Monte Del Monte \nih-y PHI!“ 3’;
. : Sliced Apricots Sardines l‘cnrs l Il'enrs I hug. ~51
9 ‘ Pincepplc. ' Large Small 1. .
.g. d Cans $1.00 I 3 Cans 701: 2 for 25¢ it Cans $1.19 3 Gene 800 3 (Aim-1 sin. 3‘
3: Crushed. Pineapple ....... 4 cans $1.00 Hancock Fruit Salad ....... 4 cans $111.11 2:
3: Grape Fruit Hancock *Dcl Monte Now {if
“carts Spinach Fruit Salad Pumpkin Bent-fit Cut, 1“,
.‘ ' largo cans I Bt‘cts 3 Cans :19“. 1
oz. 4 Cans $1.00 3 Cans We 3 for $1.20 3 cans 590 ‘3‘
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.3. Benefit Peas, Corn 0r Tomatoes .......... . ......... . ..... 6 cans 75c “2f"
ego Benefit Lima Beans or Cut Green Beans . . . . . ..... .. .. ..... 6 cans 99c fe‘
.2. Silver King Extra Dry Ginger Alc ........ .. .carton of6 bottles $1. 00 E:
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e: Pure Lard .............. 5 lbs. for $1.00 Crisco .................. 61b. cans $1.39 ’3’
.3. Confectionery Sugar .......... 3 for 250 Hartley’s Marmalade . ....... 3 for $1.00 ‘g‘
.3. Clover or Magnolia Milk ...... 7 for $1.00 Acme Currant Jelly ...... . . . ........ 291: “f
.3. Gloverdale Evaporated Milk ., 12 for $1.19 Crystal Gelatine .............. 2 for 25c if
etc . :e:
.2. Hancock Whole Beets .............. . ........... 3 cans $1.00
e30 .4 I :A:
.g. Fine Granulated Sugar .................. . ...... 17 lbs. $1.00 .2.
°§° Quart Mason Jars, sour mixed,swcet mixed or dill pickles, 39c .3.
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3‘ Fancy Green Newtown Pippin Eating Apples. Special price . .doz. 29c .3.
3°; Case of 125 Apples ........ .. ...... .. .......................... $2. 50 .3.
0%. Sunshine Graham Wafers ....................... 3 3-! lb. cartons 69c °I~
0:. Betty Brown Pure Strawberry or Raspberry Jam . . . . . . . . .. 3 for $1.00 1°
’3' Large Star Naptha Powder .......... . .. ......... .. . .. pkg. 25c \‘j’
‘3‘ Large Gold Dust . ...... . ..... a . . . . . .. . .28c. Dish Mop F1 cc 3‘
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’3‘ Astor Corona Pure Olive Oil, l/z pt. ...... i. .. 39c, pints .......... 69c :3,
:3: quarts . . . . .. $1.29,= '/2 gallons ....... $2.00, gallons ...... . ”$3.50 5‘
,3, Honey Dew Grape Jelly or Orange Marmalade, large 1 lb. jars . 25c .3.
,8, 10 quart galvanized pails ........................... .. . .. .19c 9:4
3; Chocolate Decorettes, for cake topping, 8 oz. can' ..... '. . . . .. 29c °1°
0:0 Fancy Stuffed Olives, small ............ 15c, medium ............ 251: '7“
0° Spatilding Rose or Green Mountain certified seed potatoes at wholesale ‘f
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