New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1925, Page 20

20 ‘\nm\.; children from preumonia and \ respiratory discases largely due to 4 to th narrow chest 1 confined cathing space so characteristic of x his mother lgs him walk too soon,' is the populas «aplanation of the two or three yesr old youngster with Three Out of Four Develop Dis- 125" okt Y5 "kl iroueny sceintifie thec all, not ease Belore One Year of Age io.iaerhy e Mk from r ts, The most marked ¢ t of ¥ is to returd the develop- New York, Feb. ree out o 0 th four infants in a New York ¢ rly the lo: nes of the na legs. i I egs, there- nay said to be too young, they ear weord & 1 bhysiologically, to support the report made public today by the New woight of their bodies. When they York ass o dmyp 1 e to stand on their feet, the condition of t IO § S )t the legs bend under the i t of the body like )l tender ment NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALQ,. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925, SHUTS UP SHOP Business Concerns of Nictheroy Close Their Doors as a Protest Against a Heavy Tax Increase. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Web, 20, As a protest against a heavy increase in municipal taxes for 1 the business concerns of Nictheroy, across the har from Rio de Janicro, shut their doors a few days ago gnd refused to open them for three days. verything closed down, including coffee and milk shops and vegetable and fruit stores, and the taxicab drivers went on strike. Taxes on many industrles and ar- | ticles have been increased from 50 | to 500 per cent and many new items ! have as twig Included, such as sewing machines and pianos in private homes, The mayor has defended his action in signing the increased tax bill, ac- cording to one of the ocal new papers, by saying that the ¢ s in need of an Improved system and better paving. At the nd of the third day a delegation from the commerclal liouses visited the president of the state, who promised to investigate | the situation and then call a session of the municipal counell. s may occa- Loth together: (1) exposure to sunlight, Qeflcient in food accessory wables the body st caleium hosphorus in e hones from the food vaken into © body. The disease s most pre- valent during the winter months in north temperate climates, particu- among races with dark skins in | ment still further re- ts of the sun's rays. hand, the discase is! 1lly unknown among negroes | 0. K. SCOUTS' ADVANC] The board of review of th Boy Scout council held its second » West Indies who are receiving | Mthly meeting Wednesday night yundance of sunlight, or among » Eskimos, who are used to little and approved advancement for the llowing scouts: second class: Sam A package of any one of these famous intensive ets in early nts a real obstacle to 1t is no exaggeration |\ t of the babies rickets be- The after ght but whose dlet from early | Black, Troop 9: Jack Loomis roop; achele Squillacota, Troop Harry David Crall, most susceptible to the disease, par- | p 3, First c Robert Sack- ticularly if they are within this age | ett, Troop 4; Alb; banese, Troop period during the late winter months | 18. The boys will appear before the en the seasonal incidence is at its | court of honor next Wednesday for | confirmation of their advancement. iologists are at a loss to ex- | A new Troop is in the process of plain how the sun’s rays or the oil of | OT® ation at the Boys' club, Gold Medal foods for only one cent- with each purchase of the wonderful new Kitchen-tested Gold Medal Cake Flour We want you to know how amazingly good He will give you for one cent addi tional cake can be—when made with this wonder- (see coupon) a full-size package of any one ful Gold Medal Cake Flour—a cake that of the other Gold Medal Foods shown here. will stay fresh at least three whole days. 1 are seen in | fish livers can deposit calcium in the | Ha mney,who headed the com- he large number of children from |bones, but the fact that they do has | munity Troop in Plainville during Then make your favorite cake. If you are And there is one best way for you to know Dot more than satisfied—return the un- how really marvelous this Kitchen-tested used portion of the package'of QOM Medal cake flour is. To make a cake yourself. ~Cake Flour. Your grocer wilf give you back We want you to do this. the full price of the package. You risk absolutely nothing. You make this test entirely at our risk. It is worth making. . Select your one-cent specialiofi'er package GHE A First, purchase one package of Gold Medal now. Use the coupon below and order from ackache j Cake Flour from any grocer listed below. your grocer today. That’s why we make you—at our sole risk two to six ¥ 3 of ) 'been amply demonstrated clinicall war,will be scoutmaster and the {of attacking rickets: (1) If\p(y_qn)':;’ en received in the past two days. tz lamp; or (2) giving doses of THE HERALD ('I.A\;\u 1ED ADS Skinny Men ost likely to occur. Sunlight in | safe, prophylactic measure.” —this startling offer: Unruly French Generals BACKA See : dopted a who ha ious o ( ots, and in experiments with ani vs are so enthusiastic about it = | the babies directly to the rays of the iTh" troop be numbered T fish 1iver oil three times a day dur- BRING RESULTS Y | e ed CH\“ districts is a rare P B "_K— RunDown Men i b oo OUCH! LAME BAG Nervous Men | H“V,l to d and in the appalli o of |There are, therefore, two methods |that too many applications have Th' M n or to the ultra-violet rays of a L n en the perlod of life when kets ages of - that coa Liver | ASk Discipline of ) hich Premier | (.. i Gold Medal PANCAKE FLOUR The most delicious, crisp, golden brown pancakes you can imagine. Perfect every time—and made in a third the usual time. Ready. mixed—every ingredient. Add water~whisk into a batter~and it's done. The Kitchen-tested pancake flour. Truly, a delight} Gold Medal WHEAT CEREAL Not only the most delicious=the most nourishing—and the most digestible wheat cereal you've ever eaten. But it is every bit Kitchen-tested for you. Pure Every package has exactly the same fine flavor children adore. All the vital elements retained Gold Medal PURIFIED BRAN o MAIN STREET NEXT TO METHODIST CHURCH ¢ Bran perfected! The vitamines and mineral elements—now known = PURIFIED Special Prices?r on All Beds and Bedding In Our February Furniture Sale Simmons extra good quality full size Bed, finished in walnut ¢o be so important for healthy growth and bodily repair—have been carefully preserved. Eat Gold Medal Purified | Bran in some form at least once aday. Cookit in cereal or use in muffins, bread and cookies. Simmons Rustproof Fabric Springs Layer . good quality woven ticking. 14 95 - cncmenman Special Price .. o s ) W TRRS 1c ONE CENT SALE COUPON . . 4 Y / ] Good only for ten days at any grocer named below All Pure Cotton Mattress, rolled edge, covered in a ; ({78 5 fi'x.;’:’?;“?‘ ;lwlh":: W;miafi“&"{%"m“"” serviceable quality ticking. ' Gold Medal Pancake Flour Gold Medel Purifisd Ban Special price o . . 3 god 1 you do not think it is the finest Cake Flour you ever used—retnrn unused All Reduced ] l)l;l"ii’!;{ Our >ale i portion and your grocer will refund the full price you paid. Kiddie K d ' N < - : chased for 1 1 1€ oops an N : . Z D oatocs e will oees copoms st Fllvallpriceforthe Gold Medal Foods sold for one cent during the ten-day One Centsale.) Note: Only one offer toafamily. Purchaser'sfull name and address must beshown. B&Sil’lettes : A = = 7 @éw? 7 I WASHBURN CROSBY COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minn. During Our Sale | 3 3 . —eessmccccmncne .- “ALL DINING ROOM, BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM SUITES here at s low prices d the February Sal Radio Tables with convenient drawer and lower shelf for vour choice of Oak, Walnut or ) ny finish at 5 . 0 The Néew GOLD MEDAL CAKE FLOUR Created by the millers of GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Kaplan, J. R, 73 Lafayctte St Poskus, J., 356 Park St. Katz & Winn, 179 Dwight St. Puritan Market, 108 Hartford Ave. Curtains and Curtain Materials | s e i i Andres, H. Y., 1513 Stanley St QUAKER CRAFT NETS CRETONNES Beldon d Gros. Co. 501 1ast St Kennedy, I, Mrs., 171 Park St. Schacfer, C. Mrs., 314 South Main St/ A fine selection of these popular Curtains, | New and attractive patterns and colors— rk , 626 Main St Kopezyk. A rown St. o DA S Alrrh = priced—by the yard— make beautiful over-draperies. Priced | & Edman, south Main St Koziol, Lou 3 Selander, O. 3 Dwight & to fron Boston Market, 132 East Main St Kubraski, L., 93 North St. *\l;‘n‘l:lll)lm: z. L ,,u ‘I‘Iurll:nrd Ave. (cor Spring.) 390’ 49C’ 59c) 95C 396 to 89c yard i l,u~|“ \v‘_ Larson & Root, 672 A : South Main Market, South Main St. Lastauskas, Joe. Curtains— R ckowsl 33 Ea Market, Li Sternberg, to One Special lot values to 59¢ 39 | Cickowsk1, Chbes.. 833 East St. Linwood Market, Linwood St. pieaber % $2-95, $3-50’ $3-95 vard. T Irat ivand s S c Dave's Quality Stores, 56 t Makula, W., 388 Fast St. i Dobson Bros., 35 Spri Mautner, R, pair i SR St A 0k S 2 P erst] ¢ 237 East Main St. $5~95 . D CURTAINS s Lt e Union Butter Cb, Stores, 161 Arch St. Drobnis, W. V Smalley St McMahon, D. J., 52 Lawlor St. 2 5 - : A very complete assortment of well mad: Miller & Olson, 6 5 Union Butter Co. Stores, 362 Chestnut St, KIRSCH FLAT CURTAIN RODS Curtains. Priced East Side Market, 670 East St Miller & Olson, 552 Arch St. West Main Market, 401 West Main St. They don’t turn black or tarnish and they Enterprise Prov. Co Jubilee St Miller & Olson, 444 W. Main BERLIN never rust. Make your curtains hang $1 '00, $l 025, $1-50. j Ebctimam, i Rk bt Miller & Olson, 257 Whiting St. Honiss, E. F. . right by* using Kirsch Rods —si % Berlin Grocery & Conf, | to pair Geer, G, 15 Stanley St New Britain Market, 318 Main St, double, triple—all sizes, $1-95 $3-50 I Golnik, A. Mrs., 175 Park St ; KENSINGTON O. K. Meat & Grocery Co,, 393 Arch St Fugliati, F. & Co, ~ WINDOW SHADES-_Let us estimate on your needs prompt and efTigient AR X N e Oliman, D, 8., 716 Stanley St Glana & Ronketty