The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 19, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, FRRRUARY 10, 1925
PAGX TURBE
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* SYNTHETIC SUN TO
MAKE BABES STURDY
Light, Strong in Violet Ray«,
Spun Growth.
Orono, Me.—Artificial sunlight, pow­
erful in ultraviolet or health-giving
rays rather titan in light or heat in­
tensity, obtained by use of a fused
quurts mercury vapor arc lamp, has
been used with startling results on
young chickens at the University of
Maine.
The tests prove that rickets in chil­
dren is caused largely by the absence
of direct sunlight, and the rays are ex­
pected to do much in combating this
disease. The findings are also to show
results in an educational way by teach­
ing the value of outdoor life, particu­
larly in rearing children. They may
k also reveal factors influencing the
growth of children.
Experiments, conducted by Dr. C. O.
Little, president of the university, and
Dr. W. T. Bovle, professor of bio­
physics at the Harvard Medical school,
in co-operation with the General Elec­
tric company on a brood of pedigreed
chicks, raveal that not only larger and
stronger chicks can be raised under
the artificial sunlight, but that chicks
raised under natural sunlight, filtered
through ordinary window glass, de­
veloped ‘veak legs and rickets, weighed
but one-fifth as much as the others,
and died unless a change in living cm»-
dltlons was made.
Ordinary window glass Is opaque to
ultraviolet rays and it was the ab­
sence of the actinic or health giving
rays which resulted in the marked un­
der-development of the chicks.
Babies of poor families brought up
In dark alleys and crowded tenements
and rich children brought up in homes
where windows are closed and all sun­
light is filtered through glass develop
rickets, and according to Doctor Bovle,
jthls is one of the chief causes of bow
legs, which most mothers believe re­
sult from allowing the child to stand
on its feet or walk too early in life.
“Autopsies on babies in Dresden
showed that of those which were born
In the fall and died in the spring, 96
per cent had rickets," Doctor Bovle
said. “However, of those born in the
spring and who died in the fall only a
small percentage had ricket«. The
babies born in the spring were out­
doors In the sunlight during the sum­ I
mer and therefore were not deprived
of the ultraviolet rays In the sun.
"The Importance of these recent em-
perlmen rs with chickens would be very
great If they were only applicable to
the raising of chickens. They are
quite as applicable to the production
of eggs and, more Important still, they
are applicable to the rearing of our
own children, for rickets is a disease
of calcium metabolism and can be.
cured by proper exposure to the ultra­
violet light."
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Little Roy Haller 1«
for^Safety Fir«T
Little Roy Haller, four yean old, of
Washington, D. C„ doesn't beUeve la
taking unnecessary chances while try­
ing Ns first pair of roller skates, so
be equipped himself with “shock ab­
sorbers, " front and roar, la the fcasn
of pillows.
More Accuracy Claimed
for New Ship’« Log
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Stockholm—An Interesting Lnveu
tlon for the accurate indicating at the
speed at ships, and the recording of
the distance sailed, ha» been perfected
IB Sweden, and the functioning of the
instrument was demonstrated recently
before a meeting of the Swedish Ship
owners’ association.
The new log operates with a mar­
gin of error of less than 1 per cent,
compared with an error of aa much
as 10 per cent la the cane of aome
other logs ordinarily need by merchant
reessia.
It la based on the principle that the
pressure of water from the direction
toward which movement Is made, va­
ries with the speed of the veeeel. Sx
tending down through the bottom of
the veaoel is a tube with an opening
cn the forward side near tbe lower
end. Tbe water level Inside thio rube
varies more or lees above sea hwel
according to the speed of the «hip. and
the iadlrattng mechaaimn has aientri
cal connections with the bridge which
enable the nsrlgator to tell Instantly
the speed of the ship and tbe iWMance
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Celebrating the 22— Year of
Few things are more inspiring than the development of an institution which gives employment to thousands of
people, and meets, with high quality merchandise, a general demand. When that institution also renders a public service,
the joy and pride of those associated with it is by so much increased. Such an enterprise is the United Drug Company—
the co-operative, manufacturing organization of The 10,000 Rexall Stores.
To celebrate, fittingly, the Twenty-second Birthday of this great public serving enterprise, we, in common
with thousands of other Rexall Druggists, have set aside
Ten Days—
February 19 to 28
for a nation-wide Bargain Sale. During this sale we
offer you unusual bargains on fully ninety leading­
items—all of the highest 'quality andi absolutely guar­
anteed by us. You will note that, many of these itemk
of common use in the household,giving you a remark­
able opportunity to effect substantial savings.
7'he Record of
Twenty-'Two Years' Growth
In the short span of years since the Rexall Idea of
Co-operation was bom, the 40 original Rexall Stores
have increased to 10,000. These 10,000 Rexall Stores
own and operate, in the production of exclusive, trade-
marked merchandise, factories employing 10,000 people
and containing over .fifty acres of manufacturing floor
space. In the United States alone, this co-operative
enterprise—the United Drug Co.—han an annual busi­
ness of $70,000,000.
This wonderful achievement has been made possible
by the confidence and good-will of the peopie, who in
hamlet, village and city instinctively .seek The Rexall
Store, when in need of drug store merchandise.
Rexall Druggists
Give Quality and Service
Before a man can become a Rexall Agent, he must
prove that he is financially responsible, that he under­
stands the professional aspects of pharmacy, that he is
a progressive merchant, and above all, that he is a man
whose integrity has never been questioned.
The Rexall Stores, individually and collectively,
guarantee every item they sell, that is manufactured
by the United Drug Company, in which their money,
knowledge and experience are invested. They are giv­
ing to the American public to-day a standardized ser­
vice so that wherever you trade at a Rexall Store, the
quality of your purchase is definitely fixed and abso-
lute satisfaction is guaranteed.
Join in Our
Birthday Celebration
The merchandise for this sale has been ca re-
fully selected to give you maximum savings, an d
to prove to you anew that your local Rexall
Store is not merely a single store but an integral part
of the greatest, co-operative chain of retail service sta­
tions in the world. We are partners in an organization,
whose members have obligated themselves to remember
the Golden Rule in all their dealings, giving you such
values and such service as they would receive from you,
if the positions of distributor and consumer were re­
versed.
The Bargains
Candy
Family Medicines
50c Superfine peppermint patties.......39c
35c Liggett’s milk chocolate, l/3 lb. bar 25c
60c Ligget’s Elect package,
lb...,. 50c
65c Liggett’s sentiment package,
lb. 50c
,60c Ligget’s silver and blue package
lb..................................
50c
35c Liggett’s Almond Bar, J/3 lb...... 29c
Rexall eatarrh jelly, 5-8 oz........... 21c
Rexall liver salts, 6 oz..................47c
t'aseara ext. tablets, 5 gr. 100’s 33c
Phenolphthalein laxative tablets
36’s ........................................,.......... 19c
25c ■ Zine oxide ointment, 1 oz......... „..19c
50c ■ Cascara compound, Hinkle’s ....... 39c
60c ■ Sodium phosphate, 4 oz................. 47c
25c Rexall dyspepsia tablets ............. 19c
25c ■ Rexall carbolic salve (tube) ....... 19c
25c Little liver pills, 100’s ................. 19c
$1.00 Cod liver oil emulsion ............... 79c
25e Rexall corn solvent ...................... 19c
$1.00 Rexall syrub hypophosphates... 79c
65c Comp, cherry bark cough syrup....49c
65c White pine and tar cough syrup 49c
$1.00 Peptona ........................................ 79c
Toilet Goods
25c Jonteel soap given away with
Jonteel cold eream face powder at 50c
50c Rexall “93” hair tonic...... ............ 39c
50c Klenzo dental creme....................... 39c
60c Arbutus complexion cream........... 47c
50c Harmony eoeoa butter cold cream 39c
65c Bay rum, 8 oz............................. 49c
. ..79c
$1.00 Cara Nome talc..... „....
...98c
10c Rexolive soap, per doz.__
...8pc
$1.000eorgia rose body powder.
$1.25 Persian toilet water........
....03o
... 93c
$1.25 Georgia rose toilet water.
19c
25c Jonteel Talcum....................
50c Lemon cocoa butter lotion........... 39c
65c Rexall shaving lotion.....................49c
35c Rexall shaving cream............... 23c
79c
$1.00 Truflor toilet water.
Puretest Products
c Glycerine and rose water............ 23c
c Aspirin tablets ............ ................... 27c
c Castor oil ................... ................ 23c
c Boric acid, 4 oz........... ................ 19c
c Glycerine, 4 oz............. ................... 23c
C Glycerine suppositories, i, infants. 19c
.00 Mineral oil. Russian type..
69c
13c
c Sulphur, 8 oz.
19c
c Tincture iodine
23c
c Cream of tartar, 4 oz..............
15c
e Epsom salt, 16 nz
i ................. .
11c
e Soda bicarbonati <•
c Camphorated oil 4 nz
37c
57c
e Rubbing alcohol, , 16 oz. .......
39c
e Witch Hazel, 8 oz................
39c
c No. 6 disinfectant, 16 oz .
25c
60c ■
50c !
25c ■
Firstaid Products
50c
25c
50c
35c
25c
25c
25c
Quick acting plaster.......
39c
Tinker tape ..............
19c
Tinker tape .................................. 39c
Kidney plaster ............................ 23c
Belladonna plaster .........................19e
Belladonna & Capsicum plaster....19c
Capsicum piaster .......................... 19c
Sundries and Stationery
35c Tooth brushes ............................. 19c
90c Cascade linen ............................... 59c
(1 lb. paper and 50 envelopes)
60c Lord Baltimore portfolio............... 45c
$1.00 Artcraft pound paper ............... 79c
40c Wyndmoor envelopes ...................29«
$1.25 Arabesque stationery ............... 79c
25c Jonteel wool powder puff ........... 15«
15c Jonteel velour powder puff ......... 10c
$2.50 Kantleek hot water bottle,
2 qt.........................................
$1.98
$2.50 Kantleek fountain syringe,
2 qt................................................... $1.98
$2.00 Maximum hot water bottle... $1-49
$2.00 Maximum fountain syringe....$1.4S
25c Elkay straw hat dye .....................19c
Special reductions on box stationery
at various prices.
Pure Food Products
Liggett’s Olive Oil. 12</2 o;....................
Symond’s Inn Vanilla Extract, 2 oz.....
Symond’s Inn Lemon Extract, 2 oz.....
Symond’s Inn Chocolate,
lb.........
Liggett’s Grape Juice, pinto................
.... 790
2 for
2 for
2 for
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KEM’S for DRUGS
Many other items, too numerous to mention, will be
on sale—we are making this a real Birthday Celebra­
tion and you should take advantage of savings offered.
C. J. KEM
Prop.
The REXXLL Store
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51c
41c
26c
31c