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Show hie fttLtim eMy OLD CIVILIZATION 'Neighbor OF ALEUTS Says: v v DARED MAN IS NOT GOING TO Dr. Hrdlicka Studies Migration To soften shoe polish that has hardened pour a little turpentine over it. of Eskimo Ancestors. The f.ggy, desolate, e island chain of the AleuTurn house plants onrc a uvek so tians was a second important that they may get sun on all sides. bridge between Asia and North Remove all faded flowers and dried America for later stages of the migration of the ancestors of the Inleans. dians and the Eskimos, the first beAlways try fat with a piece of ing the Bering strait, further north. bread before putting in croquettes. Such is the conclusion of Dr. Ales When bread browns fat is Hrdlicka, curator of physical anhot to fry croaucttcs. thropology of the Smithsonian institution, who has just returned to Washington after a summer spent in an archeological reconnaissance ? Bicycle of these rocky, volcanic, inhospiTricycle table islands. Today but a few of MADE LIKE NEW these islands are sparsely populated, many of them being comFor Cheap Dr. but uninhabited ; pletely eviHrdlicka abundant obtained IDEAL REPAIR 1 dence that at some time in the past had many villages, some of z they them of considerable size, covering 41080 South 11th East Hy. 2111 acres of ground. The probability is. Dr. Hrdlicka says, in a Smithsonian bulletin, that the islands were not used in the earlier stages of the coming of man into America and that the Aleuts themselves, the inhabitants of the' islands when the Russians arrived, were among the latest of the Mongoloid groups to come out of Asia probably just before the ancestors of the Eskimos. Dr. Hrdlicka, with his students, made excavations in old village sites on several now uninhabited islands and assembled a large collection of material of all sorts. The richest collection was that of mummies, unique feature of the Balls Pop prehistoric Aleut culture. They are ORDER EARLY desiccated bodies wrapped in hides often elaborately', with inner SPECIAL PRICES GIVEN of fur or grass matting wrappings TO SCHOOLS ft CHURCHES which were stored tier upon tier If over 100 ordered in almost inaccessible caves and rock crevices and which have been preserved there for centuries. tree Cora for decorations Pop The method of preparing these O mummies was so elaborate and specialized, Dr. Hrdlicka says, that Com the custom almost certainly must have had a long development in Cheez Com Asia and eventually may be an im&t the portant clue in tracing the Aleutian migrants to their ancestral home. NU-CRIS- HUNT BUFFALO Washington. lv or Sale SHOP j CHRISTMAS Com Carmel P PRODUCT CO. 1027 East 21st So. 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Published in Hong Kong The Catholic Truth Society of Hongkong has published a bilingual catechism, according to a report to the Vatican from China. The Chinese text used is that of the new Chinese catechism prepared by a special commission in accordance with a resolution adopted by the first plenary council of China in 1924. The English translation, which runs parallel with the Chinese text, was prepared by the Rev. D. Donnelly, of Hongkong. The booklet, which consists of eighty double pages, is printed on line quality paper and reflects credit on the Nazareth Press of Hongkong. The Nazareth Press is directed by the Paris Foreign Missions Society. It often happens, a Vatican official said, that Chinese converted abroad are taught the elements of the faith in a foreign language and remain, unfortunately, ignorant of Catholic terminology in their own tongue. With a. bilingual text like this one, they need no longer feel that Christianity is something predominantly foreign to their former life and habits of thought. Vatican City. 1REEN TRADING STAMPS excu-liv- ox-ca- es SUGAR HOUSE COAL CO. Was. 671 Hy. 2520 rt ate By L. L. STEVENSON Village Timepiece: Residents of Greenwich village, whose abodes are within sight of Jefferson Market court, the old red brick structure at Sixth avenue and Eighth street, have been watching the clock in the tower with more than usual interest lately. The clock, the faithful informant as to arising time, hours for engagements, goings and comings and even when to take the roast from the oven, betrayed its constituents not so long ago by stopping. The interruption in the service was not long, repairs being made promptly. But the clock having failed once, there is a fear that it might fall into bad habits, hence the close inspection. I am pleased to report, however, that since the experts performed the operation necessary to set the hands in motion, the work of the old dock has equalled tint cf the past in every way. Vignette: Things went well with him until 1929. The crash all but wiped him out. Still, he might have come back had he not tried to cure his financial ills with whisky. Two years ago, he took stock and didn't like what he found. He believed he could lick liquor in the city but thought the country would help. By scraping the very bottom of his financial resources, he got together enough to purchase an upstate farm. After 18 months, he discovered that booze meant nothing. But he was lonely. Merely to receive mail, he inserted a matrimonial advertisement. A letter from a Chicago widow so interested him he went to see her. After they became acquainted, he laid all the facts before her. She weighed them carefully. Then they were married. He is cured of the drink habit, his farm this year not only returned a living but a substantial profit and he and his wife are in love with each other. He is not planning on returning to the city. The country, he holds, has given him too much to make Broadway attractive. LOBBS ON TIIE JOB . DIRECTORY Barber Shop I I. Van Hartcn Continued next week by Dr. W. H. Landmesser OPTOMETRIST L- - , V"- -' ft-- -- Charter Member of the Foundation 1000 East 21st South Hy. 7749 ' f ft III AU lavishly trimmed with silver fax. The collar terminates in a bolero line in front. The long fur panels are very slenderizing. If Egg-Layin- Quality ... Xmas Candies KEYS W. Eart Slut South 1113 and THE FOPULAR Kellys Toasted Breakfast Wheat East 21st South Hyland 8739 We Make the World Brighter WELDING? 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Box Its Brandies SUGARHOUSE Upholstering Shop 1,200 Hens Competing g Marathon in 0 2 South UPHOLSTERING Francevramants formal aftercoat of black broadcloth is noon ks 21t n.RNITURIJ as George M. Cohan, who holds that Broadway isnt what it used to be . . . The other evening when he came into the Green room of the Edison, Bobby Haye's orchestra started, Over There . . . and a grin appeared on the Cohan features . . . Noted also Leslie Howard, Jimmy Durante, Fannie Hurst, Fanny Brice and Henry Armetts at nearby tables . . . While Harry Richman and Dick Merrill sat engaged in earnest conversation . . . Children Under 5 Found Probably talking over their transA lot round trip flight Chief Victims of Burns atlantic of folks dont know that Richman Washington. The United States holds a transport pilots license and public health service has been look- once held an altitude record . . . Walter OKeefe swinging up Broading into fatal accidents of childhood. Its report on the death rate from way . . .Glad to hear him on the accidental burns shows that chil- air again . . . Marta Abba, the dren under five years of age are Italian star of Tovarich, the first most likely to suffer fatal accident smash hit of the season. tal burns. A bright young merchant does One encouraging aspect in this study of death showed that the business on Interborough subway safety first campaigns of the past trains between Times Square and n The Chambers street. He sells a decade had brought results. records showed that there had been nickel weekly magazine but a constant downward trend in the doesnt cry his wares. Instead, he number of deaths by accidental hurries through the train and burns in all sections of the country wherever he can find a vacant space period covered beside a passenger lays down a during the 1925-'3-2 in the survey. magazine. Having covered a car, Deaths from these causes were he makes a quick return trip and reduced from 3,365 in 1925 to 2,123 gathers those that havent been in 1932. picked up. He never speaks a word Very young children those in the but nevertheless makes many sales first two years of their life appear and thus he justifies his nickel inunable to escape many of the haz- vestment in transportation. ards of accidental bums while children past five are able to take care Figures usually do not interest of themselves, according to the surme. But those made known revey. cently in connection with the 1939 World's fair do because they indicate, in a way, the size of the unAncient Roman Camp Is dertaking. For instance, the fair Unearthed by Laborers will be capable of accomodating an Turin, Italy. The demolition of 890,000 persons a day or 160,000 Beof folks. lot a and thats in have hour, this city old quarters estimated brought to light, ten yards below fore the fair closes, it iswill 50,000,000 have that persons of a in strata street level, dry sand, a perfectly preserved Roman camp, passed through the turnstiles. There and the parkcomplete to all details and equip- will be 50,000 benches, accomodate will 30,000 ment. Swords, spears and Roman ing spaces standards uncovered do not even cars. Ten thousand shade trees are to be set out. The total cost of the show signs of rust. Workmen digging to remove foun- fair is estimated at $125,000,000. The dations of obsolete houses were per- first $2,000,000 in profits will go to lt wall, the the city so that the fair site may plexed to find a bricks of which were so well ce- be maintained ar a permanent park. mented together that it was unusuEvery Bustop eavesdropping: ally difficult to demolish. When experts were called it was thing in her house is second hand. discovered that these bricks wore Why, she even married a divorced man. part of a wall of a Roman camp. East 1 1C7 well-know- two-wee- SERVICE" FOR EXCELLENT y of the counStarrs, Conn.--On- e is the marathons oldest trys contest at Connecticut State college, now in its twenty - sixth year. In the fall of every year, hundreds cf hens settle into their nests in the poultry husbandry departments modern electrified and pens. Entries are received from all parts of the country, and the college has captured records year after year. Each contestant enters ten hens, and ten alternates. The hens of each entrant are housed in separate pens, equipped with wire nests, automatic watering and four windows each. Eggs are .collected daily, graded and a chart kept of progress. At the end of 365 days the final scoring is announced. This year there are 1,300 hens competing from thirteen states. Seven breeds are entered, including Anconas, barred Rocks, white Too Many Letters: Enric Rhode Island Reds, New name is longer than that and white Leghorns. Hampshires n band of any of the other Solid Mahogany Bed leaders. For that reason, the ParaA sign of prosperity mount management figures that his Chicago. engagement there cost times is a mahogany an extra $100. The additional ex- bed which sells for $1,900, that was pense came through the extra let- shown during the furniture show in ters in the marquee signs together the Merchandise Mart. Carved of with extra electricity, extra time solid mahogany and weighing 1,150 for workmen as well as labor of pounds, the bed was ordered by several retailers. stage hands and display card makers. Undoubtedly the cost would have been still more had his first name been Enrico which is the way I persist in writing it though I know better. Mad-riguer- (Retail) IS NOW OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE Great corporations are falling to earn dividends, because are still in the days of the in understanding this matter of Defective Vision. are paid out every Millions year by taxpayers to children who should have passed easily. Parents sorrow, children rebel. An Investigation of reform schools allowed something Uke 40 per cent of the young folk were there through their rebellion against the pressure of modem school systems on eyes adapt ed for Primitive life and not for the terrific demands of the schools of today. 1.500-mil- 3ui!i-rhant- Announcing The BLUE BLAZE COAL CO. East 21st South Ilyland 8773 "We Aim to Please Street B TcycLES IWagons scooters, Buy Now and Save in Sugarhouse well-know- Nut & Fruit Chocolates 5 pound box $333 3 pound box $2.23 SUGASH8USE - TRANSFER Blended Delights 2 lb. box $1.00, 1 lb. box 55o Furniture Moving Our Specialty BULK CANDIES ft GIFT PACKAGES nOcASh needed COURTEOUS - REASONABLE Keeleys Inc. 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