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Unlike fluid milk-it Keeps
Dr. Harvey IF. Wiley,
Director of Good
Housekeeping Bureau
of Foods, Sanitation
and Health, endorses
Krystalak and further
says of dry milk:
"The milk powder . . .
apparently has lost
none of its nutritive
value and but little of
its vitamin value."
KRYSTALAK
^Better forcoofting than fluid milk
FOR Krystalak is milk. Sweet, fresh, liquid,
separated milk, dried by a special process
into pure white sparkling flakes of delicious
nourishment. No preservatives?no chemicals
?no adulterants. Just the pure, clean solids
i that go to make up liquid milk?with the water
I and fat removed.
i<
You need no ice to keep Krystalak. It never
sours?it is ever ready, there on your pantry
shelf for use to-day, to-morrow, next week or
month.
Dissolve four level tablespoonsful to a cupful
of water, or a cupful to a quart. Stir it for a
second?it dissolves instantly?and there you
have uniform, guaranteed clean skimmed milk
?for any cooking purpose. Use it as you would
liquid milk.
The 50c package makes 5 quarts?10c.
a quart. Insist on the blue-striped
package?at your grocer's.
THE DRY MILK COMPANY
15 PARK ROW, NEW YORK
: AMPS XML
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furniture
y ? 0\/or the home
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home. Purchases for any of the pieces shown may be arranged thru your
dealer. We are wholesalers and importers?not retailers.
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Discounts to Dealers and Decorators
Left?Something new ?_ _.
sport model ? the. qM
Templar, a touring m-C"!
with a full aluminum??Sl
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compartments, two w5?5B
tire mounted wheels ???*?
equipment that inclu?*?*?
compass and k?odak ?jV? 4
tures of this distinct*. !H
tie car. . *1
Below ? The refin..?
both in body, lines a?f?
t-hariical detail of this
Liberty touring car h^i
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made even more dei'
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This snappy little Dort
coupe is just the thing
for daughter to take her
girl chum to and from the
golf links in any kind of
weather.
Right ? The sensational
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five with room to spare,
has a 112-inch wheel base
and a 44 h. p. motor of
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tires as standard equip?
ment.
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There is an "Artfur" Motor Robe
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On exhibition at the leading Department
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quality automobile salesroom?.
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395 Fourth Avenue, New York.
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