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Show TIIE BULLETIN ESSE HERE THE LATEST THING Colorizer System, ly which 54 Beautiful Shades in any cf eleven Products can Le furnuhed at any time. Taint Merchandising, Bennett in Let in show you this Revolutionary Phase of 'Pa:..it Mfi-thanJisin- THE PAINTPOT 107! Eact 21st Souih Ilyhnd 8733 "We Make The Wurll Jliightn" (Continued - from Paje 1) 11 and since recovery I have been en tirely free of any symptoms and of the slightest incapacity in any way, " 'Probably my attitude toward cancer, prior to the operation, was largely one of ignoring its existence, am quite sure that I never con templated the possibility that I might contract the disease, and I am sure that If I ever thought It, I would have considered it merely as a possibility a great many years hence. Incidentally I was only 37 years old at the time. Strangely enough, if I had any fear about cancer prior to my operation It subsequently entirely disappeared, I am sure that I would now be no more concerned if my physician told me that I had cancer than if he told me I had Bright' disease, valvular heart disease, or any other disease materially affecting longevity. am convinced that it is sensible for all adults particularly those beyond the age of 40. to know the char ut 14 'IS i PIRt "A successful Eastern business man," Dr. Little who Is cliairman ot one of the State Committees of the American Society for the control of Cancer says of an operation for an internal cancer in January, 1929, 'I was Invalided during only the thir dSjys while in the hospital ty-o- ne acteristic symptoms of cancer, to be conscious of the possibility that they might conceivably mean cancer, and then to be certain that a physician competent to make a cancer diagnosis is consulted.' "Another case," Dr. Little added, 'is that of a woman who is still serving the cause of cancer and who devoted many years to helping Dr. Joseph Colt Bluodgood in his valuable ed'icational work. She was told in 1914 that she had cancer with perhaps a fifty per cent chance of recovering. Today she says, 'I came to know, ai nothing ilao could have Lrougbt home to me, the challenge, the adventure, the thrill and exaltation that comes when, for five years, uncertainty of a future brings the true essence of llfo values. Once and for all cno has met the ulti mate, the infinite. Never again is cno to know fear; that has been outlawed. Yea, cancer can be the great challenge, the great adven lure. I would not exchange it for any one thing my own rich life has To have had the ex brought me.perlence, to pass on to others the Lopeful message that lies In present day understanding of the real value of preventive measures applied with intelligent understanding this la my excuse for telling my own story.' "These bits of personal history," Dr. Little concluded, "can be report ed a thousand fold and they should "be. They are a convincing demon stration of the fact that early cancer is curable and that it can be fought with knowledge." Dr. C. C. Little, former President of Michigan and Maine Universities, divides his time between directing the educational work of the American Society for the Control of Cancer and his research as head of the Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory at Bar Harbor, Maine. MEDICINE MAN USES SCIENCE AND HERBS TRY; Upholds Native Lore in Treat' ment of Ailments. Honolulu. X-ra- and the therapeutics of modern medical science. He is Dr. Alexander K. Kaonohi, a "kahuna," or native medicine man, and the grandson of one of the most famous of the mystery medicine men of Hawaii. His modern scientific training was obtained at Chicago. He has twelve men employed gathering his herbs on the islands cf the territory. Twelve to fifteen bar.H of these are reduced weekly to medicinal solutions. "Our ancestors cured ailments by these means for hundreds of years," Dr. Kaonohi said. "They could heal a fracture in Ave days. They cculd treat any ailment known in those days and were especially successful with dropsy and asthma. It would surprise you to know how closely some of their methods approach those in use today. "They used psychiatry or mental suggestion. They also used color therapy, making the color of the medicine harmonize with the disease. They knew the use of seaweeds and seashore plants. They used earths that con tain mineral salts and radium. They gave sweat baths as the ancient Romana did and used hypnowith tism combined soothing draughts to allay pains of childbirth. "For hundreds of years, too, Hawaiian babies grew up without ever tasting cows' milk." Even with a modern diploma that covers anatomy and physiology. Dr. Kaonohi said he really learned most of those branches by experimenting on animals under the lead of his grandfather, who was trained in the old Hawaiian school. Granulated sugar sifted over the top of sponge cake before putting Delphinium likes a rich loam, but it into the oven gives it a rich, brown will thrive even in a sandy soil if crust when baked. it is kept well watered and manured. - GOOD The Way Roy Puts Them Out COAL AT Hawaii. 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