Life — November 28, 1912 — page 38: what you’re looking at

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In spite of the army of physicians, their discoveries and their hecatombs of vivi- sected guinea pigs, we may doubt, says the Medical Record, whether the sum total of diseases is any less than it w. before the medical profession reached ii HIS is the name that present high standing. Preventive med- tees t ine has made “little headway,” and guarantees to you a n the opinion of some medical met | higher quality of material diseases are on the increase.” In the and wor anship than you deeper recesses of our consciousness we ° had suspected something of the kind can buy in any cravat at a ourselves, but such heterodoxy on the like pnce. You simply part of a layman would have exposed : select the pattern and color him to excommunication with bell, book that pleases you—we guar- and candle, or at least with bacte q ’ serums and antitoxins, But with the antec that the quality, style Medical Record behind us we can afford and exclusiveness of designin to creep out into the open. j —Pawtucket (R. 1.) Chronicle. t CHENEY go A Tyro at Sightseeing SILK He was a young man, yet the tired lines about his eyes convinced his com- CRAVATS panions that he had known many a hed- | less night. But he was among his elders is the best you can obtain in he sipped his coffce that evening neckwear: around the fire at the colony camp. The company was made up mostly of quiet In addition to our reversible tubular ties, men—subdued by a stern fate—who our line now includes flowing end four- ee ee eee ene erate ween fan Simei talked little and thought much. 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