\ /..
n
..-. ilitwls,
‘ 1 ~" mom.
" vl'rxth rate from all forms
. “f the scourge gained by
"Hui-(CTR will alone curtail
was of the disease. That
, med era-operation of all
{mutt AUGUST:
., ,z. All: s.—~Sir Da- it man
, ;-.::nlvnt ut‘ the Brit-
. wr the Advancement
.i. H\t‘i‘\"l1 the inaug-
m ”in association, now
l'! this city. The best
.llwuii-‘l‘ is found 111
..smws. Was the sub-
_. 1.1'54 speech. Medl—
iii‘n‘r must change its
ml of nwuitlng‘ attaCK.
the defensive, the
ihn future must OX-
“ ll"ll thvy are appar-
, ,1 not “(lit until disease
:lm speaker argued.
mmwl how medicine
l‘lill'flnk after the Inc-
.1-‘iir‘h‘ of Louis Pas-
v.i.~,~,s lune succumbed
..m of scientific re-
,1... liven conquered,
w the recent war.
'. svtl'xack to many
.. migration, provided a
-,7 lrlli'T lines which re-
1 rlllltltllt understanding
:. uhlwsoxne diseases. and
m knowledge which
lmun obtained in
mulvr normal condi-
llli. he drew attention
wall“. (011 which disease
-.. diminished human cf-
Hnu-i-mml human lives,
i:lH|i'.‘lllCe und indiffciw
lizu measure respon-
urmmmic loss, and
that “'llh redoubled
- \\'lH l‘\"‘llil.lll.11_V elim~
.,\‘.
nlmn it) the prowli-
in civilized coun~
.l«- r Milli: "Upwards 01’
wku or work are lost
.in: the insured work-
.I. which is an equiva-
, wz-l. til' 2:75.000 people
\«ut- lost to the state.
H‘illr‘(1 the corres—
,V.‘ tul' tho non-insured
l gr: some. idea of the
’ mu \hnti'vo work.
ll practitioner of the
* rgm-nlly‘ examine DOO-
' gm; apparently wall,
.w t: 'i any. incipient de-
. :n~ normal. and to
w movies of li\ing con-
(in laws (it? personal
public. health au-
,. .- to it that environ-
, :zinnl'r' with scientific
hut: time before the
:1 I- 13' accepted, but al-
~‘1' advances have been
i it only depends on the
:nl education of the
lww rapid the future
A" ‘ a
Mr lirr‘ first duties of
.-1' in see that. their
in :Hiiiitinn to hOlisos
~ l light anti air, a good
A: :llltl a good drainage
' 1 money cannot. be spent
immune than in the at-
thmm tin-en, essentials
1.wa then «lr‘scrihed the
;.n n «luring the great. war
'Hllr‘rs from typhoid few. or
‘ “ii:
this preventive measure,
4 and loss of life from
.mihl lune been (her-
~\ phuill innoculntion was
,Tl' uicul triumphs in the
..l‘ oimunsc during the
~il"(’w.~‘s is reported in the
" 'r Vll‘lll, svrum among the
SwitrlilUIl, hut preventive
‘wimt lllltl diseases are
i'lif) Yuglle. The pro-
m; luywl is to bring about
"llllll’ll’.;.'lilOll by a mixture
"'1 :thtoxin in individuals
2 v . n shown susceptible to
“V n specific test.
' int-wl States, a. campaign
- him iw-‘n hecun against
Whil-h promises brilliant
' .: thu tliSt‘ile‘. at. its source,
nith Malta fever: in—
mv plmer or resistance, as
'rtinn against typhoid;
w ..iitl-txins such as tetanus
previously prepared by
a: mini. to neutralize the
r‘.r- immiing bacclli, are
iiwtlmtls of preventing
‘l .r is“, lull there are other
by bacteria. which
.. renvply dealt: with."
: nttvntion to the'unsatls-
l or knowledge surround—
Sir David said:
m}: distributed over the
{L iu unf.‘ of the greatest
n: civilized communities.
known from time im-
ll, it: is only within re-
: the bacterial cause
".'LIan"'l1."
lililil eloquent tribute to
l‘l,ii1il‘(‘1l05 or Koch. a
m, uho worked out the
- l i lmt'lnria in tubercul-
4 illhr‘i’
wulfl
limos». however. appears
“mix" :1 Illfit‘ilso of environ-
' , llll’iliplucv is the aunlesa,
.1, mw-iuerowded room. I“
n 5: fundamentally depend-
provision of better en-
" ”ml the education of the
w physiological living. To
I‘lllll, the, struggle in the
‘mtion will be hard; can-
muiiy European cities are
wml the people of the
‘tt‘ies should see to it that
walls: are not perpetuated.
If new cities should keep
”‘7, the. aim of ‘no tuber-
“ :Fl‘n’lllli was born into air
:ilt. but. these are more
lint-itnze; they are The Ir-
llmzhtions of life."
in general hygienic
whereby individual and
i‘wrlstance is built UP.
. ~in :19 the first or pre-
"fiHll‘f‘S by the speaker.
‘Wll'i: quoted which show
- l
. Mlusis has been gradually
“warn us a result of the new
Mt untirlng effort on the
' wtml men. nurses and vol-
Jill nations would eventual-
.n the tubercle baccilus be-
gin. under control. and with
SAYS DOCTORS iiill
“ELEM CURE
DISEASE
_ y other malign
wa: the optimistic view expressed.
The victory in regard to yellow
(ever has been almost won. Thanks
{£33553 . I- 'fli
influences.
the Rockefeller
..fl-l-l
fl
or disease.
A “Campaigns for the reliet‘and con~
ifll'M'uch experiment] work in ma- trol of hookworm disease, malaria
‘inria has been done in the United control,
States, and Dr. Vincent, president of fever, anti-tuberculosis
Foundation, states education are
that there is evidence under normal such a scale and at such a. lavish
TEA
WAGONS
12 nmnle tea wagon: in
Mahogany or Walnut finish
$15.50 to $34.75
BEDROOM SUITES
Bod. dresser and rocks!
11 shown
$69.50 to $95.00
All li‘loor Samples Must G0 at 25% to 40% or
Regular Prices.
DAY sees
20 sample metal day beds.
priced from
$29.50 to $49.50
PO CH ROCKERS
All porch rockers mull be
closed out from
$1.98 to $4.98
l
KITCHEN manners
10 sample Kitchen Cnbi<
not: priced from
$49.50 to $98.00
END TABLES
Attruiiva Mahogany and
tablet. reduced to ‘
$3.98
‘ FLOOR LAMPS
Your choice of 25 sample
silk-shade floor lamp:
$19.50
l.
._§§§£E$£fli’§=3flfll
BABY STHOLLERS
duood to
$5.98 to $19.50 _
TELEPHONE STANDS
Sample baby stroller: ro-
Sunpt. telephone “and:
75 odd rockers—uphel-
tiered—armed from
$9.75 to $24.75
«o-
CHIFFEROBES
15 sample Chlfiercltfl and
Chiflerobes in walnut and
mahogany
$19.50 to $39.50
DRESSlNG TABLES
Several odd dressing in-
btu priced from
$24.50 to $39.50
BASSINETTE
All ample Basslnoitu re-
duced to
$5.98 to $14.75
. 1/
GATE-LEG TABLES
A number of solid mahol-
al- on 91134913 “M" "‘ Walnut and mahogany
Attu:m.ny. “k or W 0“!“ 1° dntsen at prlau from
$4.98 to $19.50 $29.50 $23.50 to $49.5.
FLOOR
SAMPLES
OF D15-
CONTIN-
UED PAT-
TERNS AT
A TRE-
MENDOU
SAVING.
ONLY ONE
OF EACH
KIND
‘a...5.. ...l- '3' 7' _. ' A r
to the unremitting efforts of the. conditions that an average commune
late General Gorgas and the Inter» ity can rid itself or the malaria at
national Health Board of the Rock- a per capita ”cost of "0m
atelier Foundation. the disease has to $1 a year.
been driven out of the \Vest Indies
and Central America, and only re-
tains a precarious foothold in Me:-
.ico and Brazil.
“.In many other directions there
has been progress in the knowledge
the eradication of yellow
being pursued
"l-lilflglfilj
lllalul-
45 cents
daries
creeds.
and
on
work
.
in theaeld country breathlésslwlth
admiration and envy.
“Science indeed. knows no boun—
ot' nations,
'It is truly international. In
spite of interruptions, it is the duty
of science to go steadily forward,
illuminating the dark places in the
hope of bettre times."
7"? m
{figiflflugea
languages
or truffle.
plate a . City Star.
1
L
DAVEN PORT TABLES
100 nmvlo duvet-sport ta-
bles finished in Oak. Ma:
hounny or Walnut
$14.98 to $69.50
REED nocxens
50 sample rockers In road
and fiber from
Entire stock of Reed and Fiber
Furniture at 1/3 off regular;
$ 75.001 3-piece reed and fiber suites. ‘ ...... $49.50
100.00 3-piece upholstered fiber suites now 566.35
150.00 3-piece upholstered reed and fiber
suites now $9800
$9.98 to $19.50
WICKER TABLES
Your choloo of any round
Wicker tnblo at
$9.98
HIGH CHAIRS
high chain
15 sample
priced from
$2.75 to $10.75
BBlDGE LAMPS
50 sample (356an lamb:
with silk shades priced at
4.98
BABY CARRIAGES
All nmplo bnby curl-nu
roduoed to three price-
$z4.75, 29.50, 39.50
ODD DRESSERS
gym" "cumin
"gummy Wind»: rock-
~ ‘ wmnnonzs '
Gentleman's wardrobes as
shown, reduced to
$19.75
13:23:33: 1379“?“ 5"
t2
smmrr Desxs
_ ' ,9: 7 ,
All Dining Room Suites Reduced
$150.00 8-piece \l’alnut suites now. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 98.00
250.00 9-piecc \Valnut suites now. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174.50
J
All umplcrwhoalny :9!-
mi docks uood to
-<.
50 Overstuffed Suites
These sample suites are covered in rich velours and
tapestries and have all been reduced, glvmg you your
choice at
398°” and 314956
500.00 9-piece \\'ahuit suites now. . . . . . ..... . . . 375.00
= f ‘ ‘lr ' 'r' "‘ fl
7 ' '1 l '
fi. 1
’u " 3
W
diameter.
arrange alternately half election: or
grapeiruit and of oranges. using
orlthree of each. Between these sec-
ltions place . crescent-shaped pieces
One cap use ripe olives
if truffles are not obtainable. In the
center place a ball of cream cheese
an inch in
"“"r“— ihorseradish French
FRUIT SALAD, HOEEL STYLE; lgarnish with lettuce leaves—Kansas
Set on each individual
expenditure of moniy as (cleave cox lame 51100 or pineabvle.’ On that. STILL URGIKG LEAGUE IDEAS 1 Japan .could not, under the
1
Serve wi th
tions has bound itself to send its
boys anywhere for any purpose nor
would any nation do so except when
its parliamentary authorities decided
to do so—just as was the case be-
fore the League existed.
more, the world court cannot decide
dressing and L upon any question which is not sub-
mitted t oit by the express agree-
i ment of both parties to the dispute.
0
the league covenant, tab.‘
to the world court unis.
States agreed to allow théa '
be taken there. Questions at
gration have beenypeciticflir,
nated matter of domestic W
as such entirely out of tho '
of the league and the court. 7 .
No member of the League of N3”
Further-
—Read the advertise" :
are printed for your benefit.7
fumm 'It It”
hinhuunfllfifidufié‘
FOR CASH 1N 30 DAYS FROM
, DA'ILE OF DELIVERY from .11
" inguin- paces. A deposit will hold
lgoods until such time as you want
éthem. And you have 30 days from
the date of delivery to take wan-,1
. l
.I .
mt-WJAK'T‘.WL. - J.“ ‘
-.. r»;
.-y-
....
“A Life Ti
MIRRORS
Polyohromu bullet
from
$4.50 to $14.98
All sample couch hammocks
at half price
$9.98 to $17.50
METAL Iii-:03
100 sample metal bod: priced
" $9.98 to $10.98
Bedroom Suite Bargains,
$150.00 3-picce Walnut suites now. . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 74.50
200.00 4-piece VVa'lnut suites‘ now. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149.50
250.00 4-piece Walnut suites now. ..-.-.. . . . . . . . . . . . 198.00
450.00 solid \Valnut and Mahogany suites now. .w.» 298.”
“or... s .
$24.15 to $4155 5
.
- 100 SAM PLE RUGS
l‘ronl Alexander Smith 8; Sons Recent Sale Including
'i‘APESTRY BRUSSELS, AXMINSTERS, .
'VELVETS AND WILTONS
In All Sizes at'Sai-ings from 25 to 40 Per-Cent.
YOUR CHOICE AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
$14.98, $19.50, $27.50, $34.75, $45.00
suuLEss' Augustin“:
8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in.
- 33415
9 ft. x 12 it.
$39” >1
ti 1"
. It kw;
~l
}
. 4“
WALNUT BUFFETS
Sunni. Walnut hunt: a!
$39.50 to $45.00
.3434?
’ . m5!
DINING CHAIRS
Walnut or ‘thbfllfly u
Furnishings
Room, Dining Room, Bed Room and
'1-
Kitchen. ‘
livery. Balance on our usual Easy lemy.
mirror: 25 ample cedar chests from
Sample dining room chum l‘n
for Living
me Investment." $95.00 down secures
7 . .. e
UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS
A number '0! sample over-
CEDAR CHESTS
$14.98 to $29.50
atul'fod rockers reduced to on.
$29.50
price-—
.IIETAL COUCHES
Sample couches complete with
mattress
From $9.98 to $29.50
con. SPRINGS V
Genuine Rama call springs
from
$9.98 to $19.50
‘ n”
0
g
BED SPRlNGS
All iron sarlngx reduced to
98 to $12.50
..
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my". .
."g: 3‘01
$9.98
CHlNA CLOSETS
All sample china closets. wal~
nut finish. at
.50 to 39.50
OBLONO TABLES
Sample ohlonu extension u-
bin in Oak end Walnut flu-
I‘M:
£24.75 to $49.50
DlNNER SETS ‘-
umplc dinner ”in wield
LINOLEUM REHRANT.
Any lumbar of rowan-nu [run -
3 ya. to 10 cc. ydt. wind at
$2.98 to $10.98
ALL .35. mass. cou-
N£CTED FREE OF CHARGE
DURING OUR AUGUS?
nu:
i '2
,,
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V . GAS PLATE: .
Black menu! 1'5: out”
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