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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 21, 1924 · page 11

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' YEARS, HEALTH

,_ ‘ ‘ Maura? 1! ID

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. 'l‘lmmna Dar-

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, the writer of

~:~., New York

- m‘u comment

rumor! of his

to lives to

: 13!: the well-

‘.1\~rc*cl a few

National De—

l‘n‘ in: was

~ rlr‘laila. His

-. . m to an-

m:. that. have

‘ n would like
mark.

-r~: mm or us

.~, r mury old?"

‘ llm cause of

through a

. viz" lll'l: with

‘xm: his full

twst funeral

‘; of the Nine-

. r" our years

. ..ml ten; or

_' nlgill tour-

- pride but

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came the 1'

rect lino

‘ in”:

ed.

lugc.

‘ scriptural
'l the mink

muro yours. . .
Hmll.

memo
MAN BELIEVES

stations or

 

.machlna 130 years.
athor of Seth.
the Iomowlut advanced
Enoch. who was
from Eden. was tlm mm

the Lord took
died long before his
Lamech, who lived 1
old. beam: Noah.

six hundred years 0
tons and daughters and

the Ark. and all ptllcr h
lugs. tho Bihio tells us.
As Mclhuaolah was 187 v. r

umcch wan born. and LamcCl: fix};
year: of use “in; i
this: earth. Methuaclah came to hit:
and when Noah. am “in
tenarlan. entered on his lOflP.‘ voyngc.

{ullxcr drown 1'

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1“ 5mm ht him mm UN ”“3"“ “rm 4 <-‘ vii “viii”? 39:25:13.:th;
1 looks in... it an...» " ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '

. . , " llml . "‘lw’: - . W‘ l “l” .

it. not! Had it not been for the L»... h .3... . J ”(:91 H 1m: x ..orou-x
..r «liar worsens ha. 3 antibodies

Methusclah would lulu: in cal
much langer, I have no doubt.
“Ever since the days or Methusm ‘
lall the: human race: has been
prematurely.

hundred and
seem to be a. short lire.
«undoubtedly livo mugh longer than
llml. In my recent nddrf’m‘zss. l m» ::~ 1
lmmd that use as a ratlztr .arlillrur, '

 
 

 

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....,. . ..

Hons tissues of Chick embryos have
lived without any connection with
3 “ring body, and have even grown.
I’hcy have clone this because of two
mam conditions; First. they are
ball-ind in propo‘r nounslem; fluids:
secondly. tin-y. are: protccied from
ccmamlxmtmn \Viih harmful bac-
irria.

"Human life can be prolonged if
the human race gives attention to
timer: int-:3 of health which pre-
szcnlw flu: Via: shall he nourished

Adam which are ss-l
preceding chapter. Arl-
no-
and died :1!
ago at 930
ill the di-
- l
ars
IE hU div-«l. ire
time. His son

and aft-tr 312% yr
him.

0 be 7-- Willi (“1":in and will selected food
“’hcn \‘pa‘thSLff‘ and drink and protc’ct ourselves
‘ Yum signing; harmful Conn-acts which

if age he took his;
Worn. into
uman be-
wcro drmuh

hrm: germs into tho system. The
tiesun in tin: lam-awry leads a, life
v'l"\'olvl of trnmrmmal SETE‘sS-Es. It does
lml, prr‘pzlné m 1H rlscli lir'c‘uils-‘c at
flDlil’? tum: it may have: read that its
mis‘nu've could in; only :30 many.
SERVF. [7 0.10735 not ‘.VO£'T}‘.

"ll: .1 human hing has a well-
nnuri-Flv‘rl 2.0m; and inc‘power to

:1 5mm arrived on

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Wblm‘l

. llzht such organisms. This
fight. 5

.‘ll organisms. Tile fight in
l suvceusful if the, harmful or anlsm
‘ dying} arc not too numerous. It @eces-
30 many Di‘raons. on“; wry Heat. th' 3: should he It'll n out
twenty years would of the sj'tlv'm; as soon as possible.
(3an n! the .‘lomh

"in my :ui‘lrr-is at the National
' Maryann; .» l'lu‘n,‘ CHIEll’lllC-‘l the
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; A man}: of .. “o do not die ol‘ Gill 3:, h. min: sx'rll (nines u
rum. is s“! llwrr is no such. lilil‘afi". iixcu Fin- ween»: l‘?\“ ratio-l meg!
., xxlm hm- ("lh and Mclllumlah did W"- Wi -' “ zu'hwl 1:», if I “:23 no?
llm if livrn cumln to it“ i' 1‘ 1’7”“ rs rqmrtcd
mag)” limo “At one time 1' 111.1de an analww " ’~ K 5““- Mr‘“ '“5’335'5
‘ Jami mm»- Ol' New Tori: City statistics» 2:: _ '3 suevm {branch the
W...) n.3,”. “'llll'il ll. was not forth that, 4 pi .— l 3
arm. ol‘ the population in“! yudy‘ _u--rculr=--;r. \xril r-illml ‘l‘hr’
‘ Slzaxrr (if died of old REC. llill Hwy? 1 \wn‘ ' l l - ‘1' "1‘ 1‘ "r math," 1‘ a :
“unlit”: of ou-r the records of tho 4 p r: I3l~':..~ (H'.'“. ml lilr'ullcll ilz-H
:4 mlzst‘huvc very carefully and campus-lull ' 1 3"“ I" i~- "’ 1 "”3' J” ”“9 lnrzo
wdeAL-lx'. In every one or those old age nmrnfifi ”'1' ‘ ‘ ' " ’ “1‘: 51"”5 m“ 3,
5 gr“ \mlllp— llics was premature. livcrv d-raz‘. “-32 - . ‘ “a“. x-<rsons m.
m l passions, of a. person who lm-l roawiz‘wi 34.} l-wi'n‘ ' *v : A: w mu: fruitfull
worrirs. vanccd )cars could i»,- trrscwd hurl. . Em” ‘ ‘ rt ‘4‘?” ‘
. “1;,“- For to neglect or to accivlrnt." , "“-x ‘ ' ' ‘3: .arzsinz; ~o" the
w‘m‘r‘. and Dr. Burlington" “its :éslv‘d 1:: ‘ ‘ :1“ ' i "f “in”:
J, ,..;.5mmb1y modern science supported hm st'rlv- . ‘ " ‘ ‘l ‘ 7 ' ‘M' E ‘ 'h ' mamm: m
.- ...-3,. llwpcjnds a moot that 120 years was a rm. . " ' ‘V‘ ‘ ‘ '1 - 7 If,“ “PM” Y
: attitude. able length or limo for human pm‘ " Z "" " '7 “ 3’ If," “finds 31ml
livl‘lilll'li Shaw ills! (0 “YO- f N T -. 7 I (I I“, ;- .mvr"? f j “\iitlw PM”:
..-; mm. This ‘Tissucs Arc Immortal" ‘ ' x , H .~ <1
1" 3:" parlwnt “It docs." he replied. ‘Smr‘u h»! r . l‘... “.z' v ' a ‘..\:.i 'u snrli
in” 1”” “'3‘. veslizalors as Dr. Alexis (Tarn-l or, :n . ‘3‘ I.“ . .-l “ht“r" H7“
‘) "””r‘“"' M“ the Rokas‘llrr lnstlful' {hr M-‘N‘ by r " " 3 ' Thor’-
:‘lulml p0 Ron. C511 resourch and Dr, fi'qufi'hfnl v. . j ; I l - _‘ . _ To llzls
‘ ‘ how "‘3'" Pearl of Johns llopkma l'mmrsnvl ll.» , l‘r;-n?'ll peoples who
5‘:"‘h chapter ham slmun than uml-r thuil 2 an '~ . l J'F“ ’i‘u‘r‘fiflmlilwv'
l‘“ rvavhlllg condition“. tissues m'v x:1;:;:~ ‘ u r....~‘ *l:
""H1 "m" The llasm‘s of the holly 11?“ l7 1‘ ' ' l‘ l: ‘1

:7‘l’,‘-'. The
V-rcall, um,
‘ Spirit shall
‘l m. {Hr that
1 ”an! shill

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t. :lmwlnh

up of rolls which.
is no lnlvrferencc “ill! llwns.
filled to llw: on. reproducm: m-‘mu
indt‘llnlllrly.

and Pearl :13 so well knmxn :
‘arrnn'vly nvetl rvl't‘r to tint... l. 4
w- r Hz" K“ll-llk" ”It: New York 'l‘lmm lam.“

'l'lir' (Harri-3 fr ? ratlnm :lllll (Iii.-

monls of snub biologists nx l'm-v'rlt r: .. ' math/rs
' * 1‘3".

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l‘uri- “‘21:". Plain Food
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'mml nubile. Under ideal comdl- mouth. but should drink water plen-

milw effect of tobacco that were
I to discourse on the evils of Invo—
lino nobody would listen to x:;-.'. The
rrxsistrxnrc of tobacco varic: \"l‘fs. in~
‘ divl-luals.
“\Vorry and trouble huntmr:

' span 0'; llfm
i live long
2' \Yruih and hate are injurious .«.
‘ svfi-im. lit“ who is looking in ”Uriah
' ()7
I ”2.37 it,"
E hull?
l :eélmn H1311 raga
. ll-vl‘ 0( herbs “hero low: is. l;

' u dmlufiic axioru that has STOJJ '.
. test. of time.

“XI-1113f- The body throw: at! at least
5 pints of water a clay, and the fluid
3110ng be constantly replaced.

"Water with meals does not in-
terror-e with digestion. It increases
the flow of the.g~a.strlc juice instead
of weakening the digesfnc fluids. It.
promotes circulation and is a source
of health. Ice water is not best.
Have water at about 80 degrees 1‘ a4
hmnheit. Bersqc it is pure and, do
not drink it from contaminated ves-
sels. L'se paper cup: or your own
glasses.

"The great (06' to longevity is
overeating. All humnn beings are
inclined to eat too much. Most of
them are arorweighl. As a. general
thing. statistics show that far more
profile die untimely who arc over
“high: than do those who are un-
der weight. Tim building up of L3-
cosshe fat and the incrcafiim: of the
girth ulakcs more work 102' the
heart to do. The blood must be
pumped to a greater pcrmctm r. ’50
reach the new surface it mm: ruse
though many more units of lli’i-y
blood Vessels and passages than it
had to do before the person changed
{rm n normal to an abnormal
girrh. Very often a course of dict
and of exercise which \"lli mire all
thirty pounds or so will prom of
the greatest. benefit. lifodcralien in
diet always kes for long his.

“In this norm tlou I am no: go-
in: to say anything about (”21":- e).-
(1‘753(S ol the human systmm There
is such a difiercncc of OPiiilull as

rrzli causes that slmr‘-*~
Every man xx "1::
must control his 1

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mus: shoul'l osprcmlly 52v to:
covg his :1 Ms in pract- r :1

Nothing: is “‘Ol‘m‘; :0?
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stullcw and hatred thrrmi

The Polish gmmrnmcfir i< r-frm-
11an to permit. tlm use ,
or privately owned radio .1.
stations.

 

 

A! the lid of a nr‘w ire-1 box
:1. slicing boar-ll in DOSEIELJI} rm
\‘lC'I.

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Hooks mounted near Llw rwzr
the runners and operate»: i;: .i
l'L-x‘c-r form a brake {or :i :\ :l-Cd.

 

A process has Lem dcwlag- - '
marzuz‘acrurinz artificial . {mm
the carcases of calllt: and llorsf's.

 

 

 

 

eorganizalion Sal

' Second Big Week

new items tak'en froln our regular stock have been added to this sale—and, still further price re-

»:«s have been made in odd lots and broken lines.

me and Look Around You’ll Find A “Hundred and One” Things
You Need at Price Con cessions You Can’t Resist! ‘

wmobile Supplies
, Worth ’Sl‘sl;

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:1 Scan .......31.00
.“~ 5’0 50" Icon... 1‘0
Auto Soap ...... 2.85
hoollno Gauge-
‘mno Tank ....
I‘M .........
.: Spring: ......
"Mir Gina .....
*‘nffil‘ Cement .... .40
mass for Fordl.. .90
4 {or Fords ...... 2.50
Wiring ......" 1-00
Moves, pair ... 6.50
(.lnves, pair .-.. 7.00
(Hover, pair .... 1-00
(gloves, pair .... 1.25
, Hpuncer Adjusta-
"mbilo Wrench“
Monkey Wrench“ 1.00
‘lrmkey Wrenches 1.25
U «.lrrl Monkey
‘ " ......... ...-no I85
f. Mel \lonker
- ‘ 1.1!

1.00
1.00
3.00
2.50

.25

.30
.50
1.00
1.25
.10
.20
.45

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Odds and End! of
Wire and Cu! Nd!

, 2. lb. by the k...

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L...______. 2-. 2 let: 55%:

 

 

Odds md Ends of
Rogers Silverware l

75% Discount ’

 

 

Miscellaneous

Hardware & Tools

“forth Safe

 

 

FROM REGULAR pmcgs Sterm Stove: ........ . ..... 7.3 a. ’
Stcrno Storm ......... 12m 5:,
Rlltlil‘”:; C533; hp] 1-13:
. ell Ho ; .............. each .ZSd'ozm
5c aneous Gem. l; erreadr' and Durham
Duplex ltlzor Siroppezs ._ 100 1.0“
d ' & i T Is 4 Gillette Strppcrs ........... 2.00 1.10
at ware 00 ‘ Slyrle Ssrnke Snappers for
u. ,._ S 2 all mil-.05 or Razors 5.. 2:0
be c a: n 5 r1}; ' :5: 70m“? Pu“ Simmer: ...... 1.25 .75
Lum :- r o ”Uh"... H - Combination Stro-ppers, two ‘
28" Wood glans! .......... i if: :32: and four sides, for regular
25' Linen apes ........... ...... .. Razor .......... L25, L35, 1.50 1.00
100’ Linen Tl?" S 5;? : fig: Sexto Razors ....... 3.00 and 4:00 1.50
Polo Sticks. 1‘30. 3 ... ..... : :rr: 5 0.00 Pruning Saw Blades, 16 in... .75 .4;
Po” and; “7‘ 553 1;in .... ...-((5.) 5 £00 C’YS’OWD Oil Stones .....m .75 .2;
gushuGZXRCozz'tcr‘a . . H. 3.3.73 S .75 31530273111? Serving Tray. 809
"""""" ' 11c: .................. _ -
t . ’ 3.00'
Im‘éoggaggfin‘rtog‘giggt: h $15.90 $10.00 Mahogany Serving Tray 9.2a ..oo
. .................. $30.00 $20.00 Chamber Planes No. 72%... 3.40 1.50
”"' $35.00 $25.00 Rabbet Pia s ............- 5.00 230'
...-oo-OI-n nnnnnnn ... w H
Bron and Glass Kumldor- . 3 1.50 s 1.00
95 ’
Btu! & Gins- Humidors .. S 2.00 S 1... ‘
cobra. act- ’ s 1.75 s. .73 Mme. Box“ and
Moon '1'an ......._.._.»,.;...r._._ s .gs 2 for: .: Mitre s.“
m m. IOO‘I‘Ionol-l' 3 1...? u ‘
m- earm- :r a; . 22 20% DISCOUNT
his or s ........... o .... V _
gg‘fimgerg up to date .. 3 .ln 3 for $ .15 FROM iEGULAR PRICES
W! 3 Quart Dblo Boilers 3 2.39 5 1.89

 

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11 Sales Household upp res All Sales
‘ WW 3‘" “m” 3'" Are Final ’
1‘3er For W . 87.00 ”.50 Felt 5: Rubber Madow Cleaner: $1.75 31m , " .{ 1 —’
w W WW '.‘ “no “no Metal Kitchen Shelvel ........ $1.75 3 no No we.
”ASH WW“ " 3 ,3 3 .20 mm Kitchen Shelves ......" 33.25 s .75 »
Wit-Jim- m rc-O"‘*"" '5 » .75 Zinc Wash Board .......:...... 8 .65 3 A!
L immeW-Wm :3, :1“ Match Sam ......... s .54: s .10 No Refunrk
.mmw .000... 3’35 s ‘10 “Ideal” Ironing EGG-Yd Pad ‘nd N0 Co' 01' Do,‘ ‘ '3
ONLY “firmmw 31.50 s .75 Cover ............ $1.59 $1.60
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A dress story like
page from fairyland

Wondrous crepe de
chines and crepe satins
in varying shadesof
browns and popular
greens and black and
and navy and white.

To describe the novel
modes that embody in-

tricate embroidery in
ribbon work and silks or
fine silk braiding—that
employ the daintiest of
pleating and some beau-
tiful beaded designs or
panels or cpllaxs of fine
lace is a task.

These are dresses
that are fitted to take
their place in any sefmi-
formal occassion and
give the wearer afeeling
of content in the know-
ledge that she is proper-
ly gowned and richly
dressed—for every dress
was intended to sell for
much more than the
price we have marked
them $39.50. .

‘ Sizes—misses 16 to

women’s 42.

Second floor. center.

Spnngtlme' ' is
picture time
When the building and blossorriin‘g
trees and flowers put forth—when all

nature is glad—what an inspiration it is
to perpetuate the picture so'that loss of

memory canmnot elface it.~ Kodak _ it:

so that you have something to showiff
days to come. Buy a No. 2 Box Brownie
—-take a, picture 2% x 3%-—price

$2.50; or a‘No 2 A Box Brownie—take

‘a picture 2V;x4%——pricei$&50

; {The real work sudfras developing
33nd printing and making , _ _

we do for you with the same interest
{you meg-have yourself'and‘hirezson»

gable price.

3 m: the mum mm. f f

E"!!! PWOSI‘WIIE arc here.
Liquid 9 ' -. _
immilfichnd-mfm

L. . '~.. rurawm

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Double servicevsuits are not

old fashioned suits by any means
—-they are econanical suits to
buy in every way—they are
made of the newest fabrics——
they are, tailored in the latest
styles—they are tailored with all
the care that Rowland standards
demand—end than they have
two pairs of pants which gives
the double wear—that’s where
the economy comes in.

Just now you can get D. S.

suits in the new bins and greys
that are so popular, in oxford
greys and light colors with an ‘
almost invisible laid, in blue un-
finished worst
most any color or type of fabric
or style your fancy may dictate.
Coat, vest and two pairs of
pants for $35.

in fact in al-

,Men!top coats '
special $25.

Special in. that we have spe-

cialized in our effort to get for
you the snappiest top coats at a
price that every man will feel

like paymz

We have assembled brown‘ 5;

light oxfords, and mixtures in
the newer hex back coats or with
belt in all sizes from 34 to 46.

You will no doubt agree

that we are right whtn we say
they are splendid values at this
low price— 325.

Men’s hub
for spring $3

The “Emerson” hats are

here in light greys, light tans,
sands and stone grey shades.
The newflat brim type in plenty

well as more conservative

types. A big assortment at only
$3.

. , -- .,
9! fig:

m floor. Ir.
Men’s hes
four-in-hands $1 ""
Silk and wool radio spot ties
black, navy, brown and grey

grounds and new; soft shadsia
heavy silks. Splendid ,sehcfioas
of the season’s newer efi‘ecits Si.

Onyx socks

, for 1115175.:
{these 122‘ rim:i wearing
of silk and Gas-mu) 5n.

cordo na , black, White
andcag’rnpagnvg—fic

{i‘hatiiwearexshowingan

. own—m

of ”anyfinertlofli and none with
any
any nicer.

W'Wflxwfiffi

,paflélfié—‘Afi : m

suits for women $25
Staunch Poiret twins, '

Fancy mixtures and‘

check§ and the popular
hairline stripes.

Exquisite tailoring
and artistic design marks
every garment as dis-
tincly of A high class.
There are the sport mod; ‘"
els with narrow pleats in
back and half belt in
front. Medium lengfli
models with one or two

buttons and models of f:

longer lines and longer
coats and models with'

fine corded effect all '

over. .,
Tbese suits cafne in
us at this time from a

maker who was Willing

to sacrifice to obtain
ready money, therefore
it is particularly a chance
for you to get a new
spring suit at a price
much ‘lesé than other-
wise $25. ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.T h c wo’nfaii
who does things,
who gets about
and “takes a part
in life," is the
happy woman.
; She must have
willing, youthful
feet, a nd sh e
can" n of have

 

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