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THE? GARDEN ISI.AND, TUESDAY JAN. 14, 1913.
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Delivered
TUBES CANNOT BE
PUNCTURED ''i
if.
to all Island ports
and post offices
Send us your mail orders for all kinds of Dry Goods,
Laces, Trimmings, Hosery, Neckwear, Underwear,
Ladies Apparel, Girls Dresses, Millinery, Corsets, Rugs,
Curtains, Blankets, Embroidery, and Needlework,
Mens Furnishings, Etc., Etc., and we will send you the goods
without Freight or Postage Charges.
This places you upon the same footing as our Honolulu
customers, and means that you can buy goods from us at the
prices marked, without any extra allowance forN carriage charges.
Send us the orders you have been sending to the Mainland
Mail Order Houses and find out how much better satisfied with
the results you will be. We take jusl as much pains in attend
ing to orders received by mail as we do to orders over the counter;
if by any chance we fail to satisfactorily fill any part of an order,
upon our attention being called to same, we make quick and
satisfactory correction.
We will be pleased to open Monthly Accounts with responsible parties; coupons will be
found below upon which application for such an account can be made. Fill this out correctly,
being careful to give the required references; if vou have had accounts with Honolulu mer
chants, we would prefer these, otherwise refer us to residents of yout locality who have
accounts with us.
We will be pleased to send articles on approval whenever possible; customers will be
required to prepay the return charges on all goods returned for exchange or credit, except, of
course, in cases where we have made an error in filling. .We will correct these without any
cost whatever to the customer.
Send us a Trial Order. Results will surely please you.
B. F. Ehlers & Co.,
Box 716, Honolulu, T. H.
Dear Sirs:
I hereby make application for a
Monthly Charge Account and agree to
make prompt settlement each month
upon receipt of monthly statement.
References:
Yours truly,
Name
Address
0
. F. EHLERS & GO.
BOX 716
B. F. Ehlers & Co.,
Box 716, Honolulu, T. H.
Dear Sirs:
I hereby make application for a
Monthly Charge Account and agree to
make prompt settlement each month
upon receipt of monthly statement.
References:
....t. .........
Yours truly,
Name
Address
HONOLULU
Have you ever been in a hurry to reach a certain point and had the misfortune to
puntlure a lube? . Then you will appreciate the fatl that the Nawiliwili Garage
has taken the agency for a preparation which is absolute guarantee against punc
tures. On Various demonstrations, hundreds of nails were driven into a lube with '
no indication of a puncture. Auto users are entirely free from worry over possible
punctures, which means a saving of much Valuable time.
DEMONSTRATIONS
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Messon in Physiology,
1. What is the weight of the
brain of the average human adult?
Into what divisions do we separate
the brain for study?
Answer. About 54 ounces. We
di ide it into cerebrum, cerebellum
and medulla.
2. What is the function cf each
division of the brain?
Answer. The cerebrum controls
the thinking and reasoning power.
The cerebellum controls the will,
including muscular action, a n d
the medulla controls t h e vital
organs and reflex action.
3. Lvxplain the difference in the
construction of the walls of the
veins and arteries
Answer. The construction i s
practically the same except that
the walls of the arteries are thicker
and more elastic. There are three
coats, the outer covering of strong
connective tissue, the middle mus
cular coat, and the inner coat of
smooth plate-like cells.
4. Name the five great senses.
Which sense, in your opinion, is
the most important?
Answer. Sight, hearing, smell,
taste and touch. Touch is perhaps
the most important.
5. locate the pharynx and name
its seven openings.
Answer.- - The pharvnax is an
irregular cavity located just back
ot the mouth and above the trachea
and larvnx. The seven openings
are: One from the limuth, the two
eustachian tubes, one .from each
nostril, the two esophagus and the
one to the trachea.
6. What three important laws
have been passed during the last
few years restricting the sale of in
toxicating liquors?
Answer. The Dow law placed
the tax on each saloon at bizv.
The Beal law gave municipalities
the power to vote out saloons from
their limits. The Residence Dill
permits the voting out ot an
saloons in districts or parts o l
cities. The Aiken law raised the
tax n each saloon to $1000. The
Rose law made the county a unit
for voting on saloons.
7. Kxplain in detail the systemic
circulation of the blood.
Answer. Blood is pumped from
the lett ventricle through the aorta
and its branches to all parts of the
bodv. From the arteries it passes
into the capillaries where it may
be available as food for the cells.
From the capillaries it is collected
by the veins and carried back to
the right auricle. 1 hence it passes
through the pulmonary circulation
and back to the left ventricle.
8. What defect of t li e eyes
causes near-sighted-ness? Explain
the construction of the retiin?
Answer.--The defect may be
either in the lens or the shape of
the eyeball. The rays of light are
not brought to a proper focus on
the rot ina, and if they come to
gether too soon so that only objects
near at hand can be seen it is call
ed near-sightedness.
The retina is the inner coat of
the eyeball at the back. It is about
one-eightieth of an inch in thick
ness and consists of ten different
layers closely connected, the most
important of which is the layer of
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rods and cones. Through the retina
the ends of the optic nerve tire
located so thin that impression of
light is conveyed to the brain.
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