Tho Nebraska Independent
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- LEAN ON ARMSTRONG'S FOR
Perfection in Ready-to-Vtfear Clothes
Because most men depend on somebody to tell them,
either verbally or by example, what is correct to wear---be-cause
most men haven't time for the study of it, and perhaps
less inclination.
With us the study of Men's styles is a business, because
it means so much to us in dollars and cents. Mistakes are ex
pensivetherefore we make no mistakes. You buy one, two,
three, possibly four Suits a year, we buy hundreds. Isn't it
natural we should be sure we're right before going ahead?
Because they are vouched by the highest authorities on
Men's Dress.
Suits from $10 to $30.
Style is yours at each price. Price means not less style,
but better materials or extra work in finishing.
Overcoats From $15 to $4o.
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Lincoln, Nebraska.
coxing to regard consumption very
differently ofrm the way in which they
did thirty or forty years ago.
There are Indications that this re
markable experience is paralleled on
a small scale with another disease
which has caused much anxiety. Dr.
Gaylord, of Buffalo, a leading Ameri
can expert, has keen for years experi
menting with mice. He inoculates
them with malignant tumors and then
treats them for recovery. However,
he declares that he has noted at least
101 cases In which the mice shook off
the trouble without any remedy what
ever. This circumstance leads 'The
Medical Record" of New York to cite
an interesting statement about can
cer in human subjects. It appears
m an article by Drs Gaylord and
Clowes in "Surgery, Gynecology and
Obstetrics," for June this year. Four
teen cases are there mentioned in
which complete recovery without any
help has been observed.
Their observations of inoculated
mice lead these writers to suspect
that spontaneous cure may be more
frequent in human beings than is
generally supposed. The interesting
feature of their report, however, re
sides in the fact that there is, appar
ently, sufficient warrant to continue
the search for an anti-cancer serum.
for the occurrence of a spontaneous
recovery indicates that some force is
present, or may be generated in the
body, which is capable of terminating
the disease.
Items of Interest
Kangaroos readily leap from sixty to
seventy feet. The greatest recorded
leap of a horse is thirty-seven feet.
In Bohemia courtships are abnor
mally long. In that country engage
ments frequently last from fifteen to
twenty years.
Japan's chrysanthemum flag Is prob
ably the oldest national banner in ex
istence. That of Denmark Is the old
est among European nations.
A leading Swiss scientist declared
that the Roentgen rays can be so ap
plied that white horses become black.
He is now experimenting on old gen
tlemen's beards.
Some harps have been discovered In
Egyptian tombs the strings of which,
in several instances, were Intact, and
gave forth distinct sounds after an
estimated silence of 3,000 years.
When a fortnight old the oyster
is not much larger than the head of a
pin. At the end of four years' growth
it is fit for the market. Oysters live
to the age of from 12 to 15 years.
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