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SMART SHOP
90 WASHINGTON STREET
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ALEXANDER’S
:2 SOUTH MAIN STREET;
IDEAL SHOP
1112 WASHINGTON STREET
FRANK LAUDER
£16 WASHINGTON STREET
TARLOV BROS.
. NORTH MAIN gunner
ROLLER 25 CENT STORE
'23 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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Willing to Let Any-
one 1Take a Look,
However—W‘s t c It -
mg EveryMinute
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 32.—A.s-
lronomers at the Mount Wilson ob-
_ zervatory near here are not even go-
ing to look :or .evidenoe '0! life on
Mars today when that planar. makes
its periodlc’parade past the earth.
but. they are willing to have any
one who believes Mars inhabited
drop in for a. 34,000,000 hills birds-
eye View.
Realizing that 3!an is of ’
interest to the lay mind. the m
mers said they would lend one of
their big telescopes—the largest has
a 100 inch lens-.to anyone who
.Will climb the five thousand. loot
mountain in the hope of seeing a
Martian or two.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, Aug. 22.—
Areaa that may be continents. vast
sections or mash land or prairie,
the remains 0: what are believed to
have been the oceans that once di-
vided the surface of the land are
continually and regularly shitting
on the planet Mars before the gaze
of scientists at Lowell Observatory
here. it was revealed today..—
When the air is steady. according
to protessor. Earl Slipher, photo-
graphic expert and astronomer. he
captures the planet's appearance on
very sensitive photographic plates.
“Hills the question or the habit—
ability of Mars is a. live one with
practical astronomers here, the ex-
perts are not concerned whether
men or beings like men are on
Mars going about daily rounds of
duties and pleasures like those on
earth.
These men are attempting to de-
termine the temperatures and the
coudttions of atmosphere on ihe
planet in an effort to ascertain the
possibility of human habitation there,
they pointed out. -
The work is progressing with the
aid of the Coblenta radiometer.
whose measurements or electrical
currents are reputed to be the most
sensitive achieved by man, less than
a bllilonth or an ohm.
Professor Sllpher believes sensa-
tional results may be obtained from
the observations during the recession
of Mars ‘in October, rather than at
the height of the planet’s proximity
to earth tomorrow. Intensive study
since March at the institution hero.
regarded by astronomers as “head-
quarters" for observation of Mars
because of its locality. has enabled
the scientists to establish the time
of seasonal changes on the planet
corresponding to those on earth.
The astronomers have long learn-
ed the yearly waxing and waning of
polar caps as the supposed water
vapor is deposited as snow or ice at
the north and south poles. and when
Martian spring comes. melt beneath
the more direct rays of the sun.
The melting or the ice caps is ac-
companied by a progregive change
in appearance of the territory sur-
rounding the caps. Streaks develop
like lines on a. photographic print
immersed in the developing solution.
These streaks and areas darken.
The ground color of Mars as seen in
a. telescope is a bright ruddy hue.
A Substitute Swear Word.
In the time of James I a. severe
censorship was imposed on printed
- books and stage plays, for the ex-
AARON KOHN
9 RAILROAD AVENUE
ABE COHEN
139 WASHINGTON STREET
SILK SHOP
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Texas political experts say
to election. Hrs. Ferguson's has
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for ledge Felts Roberta’s (below), b putting up a
the Democratic nomination, which lies betwerniheln,
poached who governor seven years ago.
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GREENW'ICH, Conn.. Aug. --.
That no gandaling wheels will be
permitted at the carnival of the
Sound Beach volunteer department
is the ruling of Gov. Chas. A. Tern—
pleton. transmitted to the omcinls or
the company, who recently conferred
with the Governor following arrest
by his order of persons charged
with violation of the state gaming
laws. it was stated here today.
Wheels where money is at stake are
absolutely prohibited and the state
Law will be enforced in all cases
where complaints are made, accord-
ing to the statement or the gov":-
nor’s position as made known by in“
NO 0111311le WHEEIS 1N SOUND
BEACH SAYS GOV. TEMPLETON E
‘ New LOW PnceSpeually Quotcd.For'
SUBURBAN _ SALES DAYS
Cléan-up of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits
$10 $15
Final clean-up Sale of COats
For Women and Misses at a New
Low Price—
$10
Former Prices Banged Up to $35.00.
EXTRA SPECIAL—Silk Dresses
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF AN Y REMAINING SUMMER _
SILK DRESS IN THE HOUSE AT ' -
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Values to $35.00.
Complete Clearance of all
Men’s Summer Suits
Suits that formerly
sold’ up to $25. New $8. 95 '
low price—
and-
FORMER PRICES RANGED UP TO $25.00.
local firemen.
1 Twelve persons. including one wo-
§man were recently arrested by the
Saints police. charged with Violation
.ot the state gaming laws in operat-
ing wheels at the (air.
[were nolled on payment of costs in
.ihe borough court after statement
iby the prosecutor that the law had ,
iundoubtcdly been violated but the
|violations were not of a vivacious
icharacter. Continuance or the car-
inival, which was temporarily closed
iiollowing the arrests. has awaited
{word from the governor. it was ex-
}plalned. Whether the carnival. will
‘be re-opened was not made known
today.
press purpose of
loose and mlasphernous language :00
common in that day. The prevalent
oath "By God!" or course. fell undo:-
that ban. Shakespeare. amongst
As a. convenia'lt substitute he fell
back on the old pagan mythology.
and made his characters swear by
love or Jupiter having no connec—
tion with Chrbtlsnlty. the censor
passed the expreeson. and the phrase
became popular as a. mild "swear
world."
“'orks At. Night '
Nighthawks and ‘whippoorwills
work chiefly at night, when most
other birds are of! duty. and at day-
break their work is taken up by the
swim and swallows. These birds
are provided with big scoopnet
mouths. and as they swing through
the air over wide areas 0! country
they scoop up almoet unbelievable
numbers of insects. Homing pig-
eons probably are closer to the hu-
eliminating the .
other playwrights. having to omit it. ‘
man family than any other form oi!
winged life. The birds have re-
mar-liable intelligence. They mate in
pairs. and the female or each union
lime exercised her right or suffrage
to the extent that the male helps
her in hatching out the eggs and in
caring for and feeding the young.—
Bai'imore Sun.
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li- alth is woman's greatest aset.
L‘pon it depends charm. beauty.
poer' to attract others. happiness
and success, and it is what really
makes life worth living. Thousands
of Women suffer from headaches.
baclmches. nervousness. mental de-
prezsmn and mysterious pains. who
lug Lydia E. Pinkhaxn's Vegetable
Compound which 1i: .xzade from
roots and herbs. For nearly halt a
century this medicine has been rec-
ognized as the standard remedy for
woman's ills—Adv.
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West Washington Street:
Surburban Days" Sale
We have grouped our stock of dresses into 3 groups:
GROUP NO. 1
ALL DRESSES, FORMERLY $8.00,
FOR IOICIC‘CUIJLO
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AND CLOTH, ALL COLORS AND SIZES, VALUES TO
SUBURBAN SALE
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Summer Wash Dresses
New low price specially quoted for
this sale-
$1.08
Dresses That Formerly Sold Up to $10.00. ’
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‘ 12-14 No. Main St.
Wonderful Values In .*
Women’s Suits
Newest styles and fine work-
manship individualizc each one.
~ ' $1.5
Values to $46.
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