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9 XX ri I wi-n rfki i An " 1 1 i nr o ! CI I ED AAI I A CT A 11 DP D AV CI i irn rsM I n PT All nr a w MAIL TRUN1 Met4r SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES! MEZZANINE CENTENNfL BUY. GOOD ONLY AT THE BIG Y . BOYS' PLAIN COLOR DENIM sizEs J31lS5lp? ' . Plastic Garden IWMcWU ALL . . ff . ''"S ExeeP,iona,,y ood quality. ' 'I 'f T J . . . ' ; Popular diameter. 50-ft. length. . ' 'xl " X'Kygf 6-YEAn GUARAflTEE ; GRANDSTAND SHOE RACK s?N nes.4X3-ThisSal3 0nly (( & SM ' " V;V ' feet oo sturdy legs. Vw.w irass Wall Plaques ' SC Mapkin Holders Mela Lawn Carts s $6.33 Wadina Fools Utility light $1.99 Shower Curtains - . : ... v, cat,oNs I BIG Y PHARMACY te -OP BIG'Y s to serve I cn fwms. Vr YOU BETTER! I . to S Big Y's- SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS -3 Ideal Summer-Fall Jacket 3.29 Value BIG Y THRIFT Green opaque hose with brass coup 17 .j''Vu. f - 1 ' Mm Tliirlig-'f Mennial f up!" :ra SPORTING GOODS - SHOE DEPT. - BUYS OF Regular 7.88 ,. 4 Play Badminton SETS With Steel Poles DEPARTMENT CENTENNIAL PRICE BUSTERS! Big Y's- SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS -3 Big beck 3 SAK GOOD AT ALL 3 SETS sip! HATS EXTRA SPECIAL! CENTENNIAL VALUES! Woimeini's ChoDdiren's CAtlUAS MiE LEATHERS MANY STYLES fr COLORS K03TH HIGHWAY 99 SPECIALS " BIG Y. MARKETS 2 Player Model Complete with Shuttlecock A Regular 19c Value What a Buy On Calipso Frill Ends Large Push Broom, ideal for patios, garages, side walks. Buy several at this value price. Strong handle heavy first grade Tam pico fiber. Reg. Value 83"xll" 12.95 Value Men's-CHAMBRAY or GREY SHORT SLEEVE work mm Work in Comfort Hot Weather Ahead. This Is a Regular 2.19 Valuel Y's SILVER DOLLARTTATPTigY's CCS EAST UAI3 STREET 23 11th AKD OAKDALE .TlSFAGTiON fill Net Hats! a r THE CENTURY Regular 4.88 LEATHER BASEBALL GLOVES Rawhide Laeed $g95 Im (p)c I. 2 1.98 Price All Metal 6'x6' Reg. 1.49 Value Undernourished Claimed To Hate Healthiest Toot Washington (Science Serv ice) - Undernourished people usually have better teeth than well-fed happy Americans. A relationship has been found between a low intake of calories, or undernourish ment, and few, if any, cavi ties in teeth. This does not mean that starving will im prove your teeth, Dr. A. L. Russell, chief, laboratory of " epidemiology and biometry at , the National Institute of Den tal Research, Bethesda, Md., told Science Service. . However, the undernourish ment and healthy teeth rela tionship has been found among many groups of peoples. It exists among prim itive groups in Alaska and has been found recently among the people of Ethiopia. A group of U.S. reschers from the InterdepartagiJ Committee on Nutrition for National Defense fourtf th$ relationship there wbYi tbftr visited that African tjtuntry to study the nutritionfl fj8Jus of its citizens. . , Subject To Gum &sf)3 Ethiopians lack VV9 supplies of protein, $nt mins C and A. While their teeth are healthy, thty fg subject to gum diseases. &a) most prevalent is ginejfvititt inflammation of the jum9 and tongue, due to vHftnin deficiency, Dr. Russell flat? at the conclusion of g colorfft film that was made oliMlt the team's tour of thf ejae try. ' There is an abundant ltt fluorine in the water sunU) of Ethiopia, but thjg alta would not account for th healthy teeth, he emphasized. It was suggested that perbgpS) the extremely low intake of sugar in the average diet j the Ethiopian might account for the lack of cavities. Thflr has been no definite prqtf that there is any spfJcific cause. Goiter Common Problem The film depicted Ethi opians' obtaining salt from sea water. Health experts in m 79 V O 2 that country are now consi dering methods by which this salt can be iodized, as goiter is a common African problem. The investigating team found very little anemia, lack of iron in the blood. In ad dition, Ethiopians have low cholesterol levels, now linked with a heart disease, and few exhibited high blood pressure. The team emphasized that the average adult Ethiopian was somewhat underweight. They also pointed out that the aver age male is a . hard-manual- C3 H T labor worker. Pinafore of Hiick o 73 3 i, r m a o r Quick to sew for summer days ahead - a pretty pina fore made of huck, in white or color: Easy huck weaving adds color. Pattern 712 6: Children's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 included. Pat tern, directions for huck pina fore; easy-to-follow chat for huck weaving. Send Thirty - five c a t (coins) for this pattern - add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st -class mailing. Sdnd to Medford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. Our 1959 ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catalogue h a s many lovely designs to order: -crocheting, knitting, embroid- Q ery, quilts, dolls, weaving A special gift, in the catalog" to keep a child happily occupied - a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. to o in I I 4
