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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS. ATTEN-
TON.
GENUINE PROPOSITION.

Our client has an improved piece q
property within = blocks q MAIN
STREET. on FIRST SOUTH. that he VIII
sell for Sl2.00o00. on following terms;
10 years at a rate that will guarantee
purchaser 4 per cent per annum on ms
money, lease 10 be subject 20 cancelia-
ton at any time at option OF purchaser.
ana at end OF ten years. II property mas
noi been sold In the meantime. purchaser
can got his money back. or can exercise
an additional option given purchaser oy
our client OF accepting $40, 100000 for the
property at the end Of the twentieth year
and receive all the rents from the prop
eTty during the last ten years.
As security for the lease and tho pay
ment OF the sums mentioned. our client
Will furnish 100000 OF per cent. 2O-year
gold bonds. gilt edged. and VIII allow the
interest accrulng on the bonds 10 De KEPT
In fund additional security during
the life OF the agreement which would
accumulate n fund sufficient 70 refund
the money at times mentioned.
Contemplate for one moment the Dossi-
billues Of such a proposition In a grow
Ing town Ike Salt Lake. with the glowing
future ahead Of this western country
You absolutely run no risk Whatever
having the property IN your own name
at all times. which secures your money
fully, and In addition thereto YOU have
the 100000 worth OF GOLD BONDS
drawing per cent per annum. with also
the accruing interest on the bonds again
invested In additional gllt-edge securl-
ties. practically giving YOU double the
amount OF security, average. behind the
money YOU invest. II YOU want 10 make
the surest money you ever made In your
life. give this proposition the closest In
yeatgatiOn. II history repeats itself mere
as II has in other cities in the country
then the one taking advantage % this
proposition might make himself independ-
entity rich. Phone w. sol or 2213. tor
Agent and make appointment to talk
same over c2Ti2
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MEDICAL


THE COMING YELLOW PERIL,
BEWARE!
No germ can or will afflict tho human
body II Nunn's Black Oh Is taken regu-
lar three times 4 week You arc then
immune from any germ Do as you like
Prevent IL or let u come. 1t Will kill sure
when il strikes you.
The same for horses and cattle. Give
them one ounce IN mash three times a
week They never have the colo or any
other diseases. Chickens pigs COVE, etc.
all the sa me. Prevention is better than a
cure, Make your bodies immune from
those destructive germs and live. This
advt is for your good, whether YOU think
it or not. take Il every morning my
self. 7 am free from any destructive
germ. Sold at all druggists, 0oc and
81 90 a bottle.
Human In blue label
Manufactured and sold by DR.. G. W.
Num- Black OH Co, Salt Lake CITY
Utah. d25Si
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Wanted-To Trade

EQUITY IN so ACRES OF LAND IN
Delta Tract for building lots or serond-
Ia nd auto,
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WHERE TO STOP

IJNCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST iST SO.
ESQ rooms: rates, 35c. soc and soc; mod
ern: baths. l5c. nl99s
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sT50
or a little more II you wish, VIII buy
home site for you IN MARL BOROUGH
PLACE. WITH ALL STREET M
PROVEMENTS INCLUDED. together
with flve-year-old shade trees They're
BIG LOTS. too. frontages 40 to 81 feet
Easy terms: S25 down and balance
monthly Hoffman Bros. Loan & Trust
Co. 90 T.. isJ South 81. Was. 2ii. e2S9l
s45oo-7 ACRES IRRIGATED LAND,
house barn, 500 chickens and all imple
ments: near Holiday.
S2000--5 acres irrigated land on MIL
creek.
S90O-5 acres irrigated land on new
car line; only 500 cash down and bal
ance monthly.
e2400
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


JhAS PER cnSJN. ~ RICHARDS 81.
brass. Clipped glass and painted Phone
WLsatch 1893 A-s
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DR.. ROBERT w. HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLANls, SIG
KEARNS BLDG. R2353
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MILLINERY

OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FALL MIL
linery will arrive soon; hats reInodeled
Bungalow Millinery Co, G. L 4th So.
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BANKS AND BANKING
HAIRDRESSING
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taXidermist line made you want 1t
r, Stencil Fur Co.. 81 E. Broadway-?a
years In Salt Lake. nS2s
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"NEW RIlNGALOMS :"

NEW . Q 4NVIfN bVN' =.
5-room modern, with full basement,
hardwood floors cement walks, furnace,
gas: reduced to $3.50. Fine location.
Groom mod. brick bungalow on Ninth
ave-: $4,000.
4-room, partly modern, cement cottage;
great bargain; at S15T5
Many others,
GODDARD INV CO, 80 S Main street
e04l6
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Duck Grounds to Lease

TO LEASE. FINE DUCK SHOOTING
grounds. See Meyer. 407 Mcintyre
bldg elTb6
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Wanted-Furniture


HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND
hand h. h. goods. Utah Furniture Go.
Was 1917. e1453
WE BUY ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD
furniture and pay reasonable prices.
You save time and worry bv calling us
tIp Fisher &. Robbins Co.. 60 West End
South Wasatch 5iT1. el50p
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For Sale-Horses and Vehicles

GOOD WORKING TEAM. WEIGHS
about 1850 lbs. wagon and harness, Tor
Donclson court. on 4th East between SO.
Tenn. and 1st So e150l
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

SOS GENUINE WHITE SAPPHIRE
ring 50 90.
500 diamond stick pin. S3750.
SIPS saddle and stirrups complete, sS5.
Very expensive Martin guitar. SS5.
cline JeWelry 6 Loan Co. Established
p years.. II East Broadway, o293S
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PRINTING
OPTICIANS.

WE'LL DUPLICATE ANY LENS IN so
minutes Columbian Optical Co.. S9I
Main ST oeV5o
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wRECKING

I'M >->>-~-N-~,>
~ "RECkING. CALL IIY-
u c530
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oooN MODERN FLAT. Ale
East, SEQ. MckeilaT H. r. 100
{62 Walker Bank Bldg- l'IV
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FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

P.-W.'S CHICK MAMMA SUPPLIES
every need for chicks from one day TO
three weeks old 1920 per hundred
r2s5O
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AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS

NICKEL. BRASS, ENAMEL, soc TO So.
Charles Peterson. signs. 20 Upper Rich
ards street cST9
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS 6 SON. l66 y STREET,
wasntch l5i5-W. upholstering, chalrs
recaned oSi3
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SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand Shealy Safe Vault Co., II
PostofGce place. oSes5
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

GARBAGE CANS FURNISHED FREE;
with our service. S. L. Scaveneer &c
Sanitary Garbage CO.. IS East 4th South
Wasatch 10 r3s27
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BEAUTY PARLOR

TOR FAMOUS BEAUTY SCALP
treatment, under Velventia system:
Phone Was. $685.. eI,
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FOR RENT
,artments Furnished

.,v furnished two and three
a >tments. with reduced rates @
ma up; single rooms. with OF
hSfh SO and UP. Pnohe ,on2s
izVo'
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Hand Laundries

~~O~~o~~-~~~~o-~-~~~-0~~~~-
CAPITOL-SPECIALlZ ON LADIES
shirtwaists and dresses All work done
by hand. l20 w. End So. Was, 1865.
els
FAMILY LAUNDRY. CURTAINS. DONE
by hand. called for. delivered Was.
6lO2 e30es
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ROWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, e25
Main. Prizes each week for ladies'
high scores. noe-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22

a LOCAL WHOLESALE CONCERN is
in position to locate n man who has
$1,000 TO $1,000 as manager Of a wel-estab-
lished business in a nearby town; must
be man with ability. Address P-1, Trlb-
une. e3020
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS

CARPENTRY, SCREENS. FURNITURE
repaired. rouphclstered. EVlneton. 5sS
=. and south. Hyland 3245-R. d17os
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Miscellaneous
$500 HANDLES Al MOVING PICTCR
HOUSE

A MESSAGE TO INVESTORS. DO YOU
want to make 80 per cent on your
money? II so. answer this ad. and we
Will show you TO your own satisfaction.
This is a sash. door and finish business
with S150.000 worth of orders on hand.
and We want 70 enlarge the factory.
Money all goes Into the business, Box
346, Vancouver B. c. e3012
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Rent-Lodge Rooms

/<NT = ---~-~.>~S----->~~~.
"A <S--LODGE ROOM WlTfI
|.<,- aoor' Apply room l Mack
h3i0l
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For Sale--Pianos
For Sale-Motorcycles

1913 TWIN EXCELSIOR, FULLY
equipped; party leaving town; snap II
taken at once, G. il. Miller Grain Co.
IiO w. Let so. e30s3
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sTrNBURsT AND SIDE PLEATING.
SOS East 3rd South Phone Hyland
1871, ofo't
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VETERINARY


s. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE
gins Sept. 10. No profession offers
equal opportunity. Catalogue free c.
cisco. 65I!
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance,
attend 10 all details In transferring and
mortgaging land titles Capital $500. 600
225 Main. s2529
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-16

tho looresstvsIy "rn-As-Good-As-
YowAre" Non hasn't Got tho Data to
Prove NI
Tue Analogy between Crying Over
Split Milk and INDUCING In Post-Mor-
TENS over Defunct Poker Hands consists
In the Fact that In Both Instances the
Evidence IL Destroyed!
Nobody ever Really Begins to Do Any
thing until he Gets his Mind OFF that
Do-Somebody Thingi
We wouldn't Quite 30 much Mind
Being Broke II the Members Of the
Macing Fraternity would Believe US
when We Tell Them that we Arsi
Our Idea of the Absolute Zero In
the Non.Nutrttious 10 Reputation
for Having Been Good FeIloD
When you Had Nr
II May be True that the World Ac-
cepts us at our Own Valuation-but the
World wants to pay with q Mighty
Long Time Note!
There's Hardly any Hard-Lucker that
we don't Feel Sorry For except the One
who Feels Sorry for Himself!
It's Agreeable to Think OF how many
Whopping Feeds we've Dredged Into
since the Last Time We Didn't Know
where the Next Meal was Coming From!
There isn't Much Hope for the Rainy
Day Security Of the Man who Thinks
he's Saving Coin when he has Won 4
Ratified Turkey that Cost him slss5!
wen you've got ss Bones In the Bank
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-16
Copyright. 1913. by The Press Publisl
ELECTRICITY az Food.

NOW and again We are told that
IN some wise man has succeeded in
4 making artificial eggs. synthetic
milk. devising q system OF living by
which sleep Is eliminated, and finally a
means Of providing for the natural
waste Of tho bodily tissues by furnishing
nourishment through tho application OF
high frequency currents OF electricity.
Tho success Of these schemes Is usually
that of the man who put green spec
tacaes on his COW and fed her wood
shavdngs.
High frequency currents are all right
In their place-and that 10 an important
ons-but they cannot and never will
take tie plaos Of food. The best tina,
We can expect from . proper application
Of high frequency currents by an exper,
IN their peculiar properties 10 q smali alb
sorptioh OF heat by the body ana q
stimulating effect which 10 in no senss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-16
A Tradition Shattered

THE lady had no experience. but shs had
lot Of sense and determination. 50.
when she catered IT,. u.rs-s she was Al
coed a. the next per~un. She approached N,
STAN Of . butcher and fsis Of the breas,bons OF
fowl. Thsn she said
Ia thu . good chicteni"
"ys. ma am." said tho msrketmsn, conf ientli
As Wa hk wont.
''Tbsn tho old saying d wrong" said tho lazy
Whist old sayingf demanded the marketman
The old sayins that the god de yonsr -
xCisvsand Plain Dealer.
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His Proposal.
A NDREw CARNEGIE tells Of . unique

A NDREw CARNEGIE tells Of . unique pro-
"A posh OF marriage which VA an actual
happening in . Scotch town where h. ~
stopping one summer.
A Scotch bsadls was very much 10 love and
was sxtrmely bashful. He could not make NJ
his mind 70 ask the woman for hs heart and
hand in ths ordinary manner. He made several
sttsmpts. but his courage always failed him .,
tho suspicious momsnt.
One day he asked hsr TO 90 for . wslk and
led the way to the church.ysrd. There. finding
the lot where his snceston lay. he pointed to
the headstones and said
''All my folks arc bHisd hsrs. Joan. wsdnt
sou like TO b laid away hsrs VI en- soms dyi"
-Everybody's Magazine.
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had seen when he done H." but aftsr .
drum.head courtmaruAl the charges
were dismissed with Q rsprimanA.
Lttle Miss Jarr. meanwhile. had put
on her coat and cap and mlttsns. had
found HER skates In her closet whore
she had put them safely after last using
them, and was gone. Perhaps she had
disappeared quietly. not wishing to
testify 1t the oourtmartiai rsgard(ng the
ravishsd pie.
Tor. while she had not been IN as-
oomplios In che $orcibis sutfy Of the PIE.
she had been . rses,var Of . portion Of
the plumber and IN aocessory aftsr the
fact.
''wsM. wlnis.' sasd Mn. Jar. ''slnes
you admit having spoiled and eaten
most Of the pie (and you oouidn't we'll
deny T. because you left your skates In
he ieS boz. showing you had Just come
In with the skates only IN hour Or %
$50. when you TOOK the pie without per-
missaon,-I Wi forgive II this time,
since you Say you're sorry."
% Master Willie Kissed his mother
again and was soon heard racing down
the stairs.
''Wyusi" called his mother.
And while reluctantly returned.
''whsrs's your overooatr'
The boy found ais overcost end ran
out again.
Again the rssaii sounded. and again
the boy returned. o.
your mittsnsr' said his mother
'And your munlerr'
Tho lad Grumolinsiy donnsd these I'd.
juncts and again made . rush from the
citadel.
"wiIne! Como back this Instant"
Ars. Jar was leaning out Of the win.
dow this time and arrested the boys
attention ere he turned the corner.
Willie returned With reluctant feet
We mention said reluctant feet becaus
his mother remarked sternfy:
And you were going without youl
ovsrshoesi Your little sister put or
her scarf and her mittens and rubb.rs
and you never Dol You'll catch youI
death Of cold. and then tn have Il
nurse you!"
'But. Nav. how Kin. mean how can
wear rubbers with roller skatesr
asked the boy.
And for once his mother could no.
say how. and the boy escaped. a.
though. after ne was gone. his mother
remembered she had forgotten to tel
him to be sure to keep his coat but
toned.
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Betty Vincent's
49,. Advice to Lovers


70 G5rl ought to marry whom shs cannot
N II she thinks she loves him
As matter Of fact, real love must have q good
solid foundation of esteem although Of the super
structure contains other eiements don't believe love
sight and the love that . and nns
friendship is in the nature Of its evolution
upon which each lover has for the other
There is scarcely tragic situation than that Of
married PERSONS one pr whom less secretly
the othet The 10 equally strong on the
despser and the despite And this element Of
mlsrust has developed before marriage mad infauation
can mitigate the folly Of b union
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sYNorsis OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS,

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING cRArrERs,
John Clayton. Lord Csrvy.toks. ssrts on . DIP
someeao misacn 70 ths Cynso. With ;ltce. be
s. xsae,s es .:S Is &; ~. on n,s s Al sSs
ofnss" e. Hlsd Gsy.on end Aic. - p
10. csss!ss md Sils. saA ' : ..a: hut ~
r.; : ' A: ~ dam ~ The - Isss: 3,
Es. IS &c ,.. ss:t -. s .1 a. 81 3 o..
Ga Ss.a Gssa, ssscp.s Sss,sen's pa% = =
sss !sp nov" Z. e row ~ :. : s +
n a. 's.Ss SSis :o.s ana s.,: !. ~:sS::
,.es q .qnos p 2 combe, wiah : fnaliA. $.
Soass.T y Sssn = ssssS aim:sii e "a "a
e. = ~, 49, 2 "a IT. q, g; s ss' sAs'
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J %. cTos New York pvsnins wond,.
the Odds are about 8 to that you'll
Add the Other Two Bucks to Il Before
you'll Draw Two 10 slowi
You can Explain and still Keep your
Nerve. but when you Begin to Make
Excuses you're Ensuifsdi
Some Day some Genius Is Going to In
vent a Scientific. search-Proof Sweat
Band for the Hat Of tho Man whose
Spouse Insists upon Knowing to q Pen
ny Just How Much Money no Makesi
We can Forsavs Any OLD Thing in a
Down-and-Outer except his Blaming I,
on WINE. Woman and songr'
II takes Some Of W a Long Tymt
to Ascertain for Ours6sves thGt NJ
Case Of Hard Luck posstbly oan b.
Cured BY q Drunki
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-16

1t IL not customary TO give engage.
ment presents. although newly engaged
girls may receive such presents.
m. R." writes: Should a young MAJ
invited to sdrl's birthday party brins
her gift, and II so. what?"
He should certainly have a present for
her, and flowers are always suitable.
TX. T." writes: "A young man has
lately been attentive to me. But he did
not remember me at Christmas, IL this
sign that he does not care about NOR
Perhaps he thought he did not know
you well enough to make you & Gift.
wv. p" writes: II am very much In
love with a gin whom have known
about a year. ! am nineteen years old
and earning fair salary. Do you think
we might marry now?'
! think 1t would be better to wait TN
you are Of age.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-16

r. he 10 Ike Is
Rarely on the Man
who 10 On the
Jobl
The Man who
Refuses to Run
Away from Ridi-
cule n the Ono
who Gathers tho
0oodiesi
you can 10y
about 20 to I that
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The Days Good Stories

- hers have TO 20 out booking for WORK II shs
hadn't married against her parsats' wishef"-Chi
cago Record Herald
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WILLIE yARR LEARNS
WHAT THE "RECALL" IS.

r.Y I'm 4 70 out. MaWf Kin II"
TX whaned Master Jar.
~ '.nynt vyhsn va, ase ma IN Al
way" r.p,,.d h.s nothsr
.Haose KIN 10 out, thenf" asked
TIA bnU.
Can't you ~ can Willie. snstsaA
- qan.f n sound. drssdf,u. What sort
az eahooi seaohsrs do we have these
Asv.. anyvayr.
\ .snu, a. ro q q ..v .can.," ,nouirsd
yoe,n~ Hop.NI. II kin say can. Kin
- So- .sytnr .oan.r.
~ rou - cav ,oan.. mt n you ain.
..y .can- I" reulisa aas rnoth~r.
ssn,,t Nh - Soen." ths nav -.
4.,,.A s~whv cen.. =, no., Z ain,t
~. ..>ss.- a. -, Ye,v a,.v.r.rv
snA sos,.- R.,~i. fron the vtnAer.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-16

49,. r." writes: 'My fancee insists
TIA. All my savings be deposited In her
ma, I'D nay own, but she gives all
he's woes 10 her parents, Is this fair"
T.. .-.ay nol
&C. g." writes; is 1t proper for q
youu. lady 10 ask a young man to take
her - an expensive ball. when she only
Knows HIN slightly"
1t IL exceedingly forward on her part
"X. T." writes: After young man
10 introduced to a young lady Is 1t his
place to ask permission to call on her
or must she first invite him?"
He should ask permission, or the girls
mother may invite him.
Nhe Engagement Present..
IN. B." writes: What gift should I
make to a young man / know who has
3ast become engaged7 Or should give
~ aothGngi"
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Cheer Up, Cuthbert!
By Clarence Z. C9lItn.

CupydshA. 1913. By The Prsss PabAshi,
YoT Only did the Cat Como Back.
ii but 80 did Catalinei
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-16

y 90. tThe New Yort Evsnin9 wondl.
permanent. The human body cannot be
nourishcd by chemical products. nor can
any form Of electricity be subst .Jtsd
for food.
Water Sterilizer.
TT has been known for some time that
drinking water could be successfully
. end thoroughly steruixod on Q largo
schle by means of the ultra violet rays
given OF by tho mercury vapor lamp.
But until very lately no attempt has
been made to reduce the size and cost
OF the required apparatus 10 that Il
could be used for domestic purposes.
A Paris electrical engineer announces
that nfter a long series Of experiments
no has devised . form of Apparatus
which has successfully withseood prac-
tical tests in physicians' offioes. IN raal-
road station waiting rooms and IN
schools. Tho device consists OF white
enamelled meal tank through which the
water from tho house service iows and
vapor lamp placed on top OF the tank.
The water does not come In contact
with the lamp. but a circulating system
Is provided by means OF which the
water Is forced 10 now by and close TO
the lamp repeatedly. Thus q sufficient
exposure 70 the rays TO kill all bacteria
Is secured. No taste Is given to tho
water and II retains all Its original pal
atability. The purified water Is drawn
OFF through a tap placed IN tho lower
part of the tank.
Rejecting Lamp.
A CALIFORNIA man has invented
| n an incandescent lamp which IL
somewhat novel II Is shaped like
a fiat apple and has a small reflector In
side the lamp bulb. In addition there In
a ring-shaped reflector on the outside OF
tho bulb at the base. Both rcfiectors
are made rs n part OF the lamp 80 that
when screwed into the socket each lamp
Is equipped with Its own rejecting ap.
psratus which intensifes the amount OF
| light normally given.
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CHAPTER VIII.
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Ths 1tee.Top Hunter.

} the bottom Of his little Dns.
Nsh heart best the great DE-
sare b cover his naksdnaAs
with dothsa. toe Il he hAA
lsasnnd Asnrn hia nicfura.hookn
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Household Electrics
By Stephen L. Goes.

" %. tThr New YORK. Evsnha wondl.
permanent. The human body cannot b.
nourishcd by chemical products. n"r CAT
any form Of electricity BE- subst .Jtsd
for food.
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