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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929. vrVKKKrvKKKIyvhvrVrVKKKrVrvn STATISTICS SHOW FAMILY IS LOSING ITS OLD FUNCTION Deiidou. Ice Cream SODA First, the syrup chocolate vanilla or one of several pure fruit flavors next, some SALE OF Rubberset SHAVING 15c freshly whipped dairy cream a fizx" of soda to mix the two thoroughly then a generous portion of rich, smooth, pure Ice Cream, and last the cold snappy soda. Jt'a Dtlicioua end Wholesome I "ilsi I BRUSHES Made Specially for us A good, big. generously bristled brush, badger and goat's hair.

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LJGGETT'S r-O SPECIAL HiSp price ym Quality Comb liC Liggett' Feature Comb Value illustrated Suitable for men women America's most popular style highly pol- ished between the teeth to mirror-like finish grade of comb iiftnnilv enmmondt 29c nrice. This lan race Powder Looks More "Natural The dark shade of La-May Fire Powder which aives a beach tan Is preferred by many women because it imitates natural tan and does not make the face look icklv sallow. This popular shade is called tan. Other shades of the pure La May Face powder are white, flesh and brunette. Size 45c LIggett'a Instant safe reliefl CORN In one minute DR.

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C0ILN6SIA WAFERS 18C 32C 54C At Liggett' ip Bayer's Aspirin lOO'i 60c Caldwell's 73c 43c 29c 29c Frier $1.30 At Syrup Pepsin 35c Energlne, small ft 35c Ralak Water 1.40 Pinaud'a Eanda Quinine, 8 or. 1.00 Squibb's Petrolatunt 35c Sloan's Liniment 99c 63c 21c 43c 21c 51c 24c OOc 63c 49c 60c Papa's Dlaptopsin 30c Sal Hepatlea 85c Jad Salts 30c Lyon's Toeta Powder Irory Soap, small 1.00 Larorls, large 75c Flit, pint soap for 40C 30c Bromo Seltzer X9C 1.25 S.S.S. Tonic 99c 1.25 Plnaud's Lilac Vegetal 78C 1.25 Westpbal'a Auxlllator OVC Prevent DANDRUFF You simply douse Llsterlne en full strength and massage thoroughly. Keep the treatment up several days. You will be delighted by resulu.

LISTERINE THI SAfB ANTISEPTIC tM Site 64c 50c Sire 39c 25c 5re 23c At Llutta Qe 7JC BLISS 'I NATIVE HERBS for Constipation, Rheumatism Liver end kidney disorders, Blsddsr troubles and ell stomach all meats. Satisfaction or money back. Tablets 48c Tablets 95c At Ufiatt's Ws.U& aaaaaaaBW i.oo 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 i i i i i i i i i a Watch Your Kidneys! The story of the changing civilization cf the United States is told in the statistics of occupation since 1850. which reflects an altered family life, the great growth of manufacturing and the decline of agriculture, according to a study 6f W. F.

Ogburn. professor of sociology at the University of "Chicago, and his assistant. Clark Tibbits. The study has just been published by the University of Chicago Press as part of a book. "Social Changes in 1928." "We see the decline of agriculture, the great growth of the middle man, the decline of the lower grades of personal and domestic service, the rise of the higher-paid service, such aa those of the professions, and the increase in governmenuu empiuycca.

TVio-, ie nn cla tlranin tr in niir trrntt- ing use of machines. Our budgets are including more and more expensive items. With the new inventions we are acquiring new habits and losing old ones," Professor Ogburn says. Family Loses Functions. "Agencies of more rapid communication are developing at a phenomenal rate.

The family continues to lose its functions to industry and the State, one of these functions being recreation, which is becoming a large commercial activity. "Changes in-' consumption are shown, for instance, by the fact that the numbers occupied in producing silk goods in the United States are increasing much faster than are the numbers producing cotton goods. Occupation statistics provide us new facts concerning our social classes; the 'white-collar' class as measured by the professions and the clerical occupations is increasing more rapidly than the laboring class. The figures reflect changes also in certain of our social institutions. The domestic servants are becoming less numerous, while waiters are increasing in number." Living Standards.

"The great wealth- in the United States finds expression in more expensive standards of living," the analysis says. "Our pioneer fathers were scarcely familiar with such things as dentists, bathrooms, refrigerators and newspapers. Today we feel that they are necessities. Since 1850 the number of pluaibers, gas and steamfltters has increased 11,000 percent. Dentists, having increased about four times as fast as the population, are nineteen times as numerous as they were in 1850.

"Barbers, manicurists and hairdressers are so in demand that they have increased eight times as rapidly as the population over the same period. The highehr plane of living is even apparent in the greater expense of death and burial. From 1870 to 1920 the number of undertakers increased two and a half times as rapidly as the general population." Changing Habits. Habits brought by new inventions and wealth are shown by the 600 percent increase in chauffeurs between 1910. and 1920, and 800 per eenc more aaraxe secucn.

makers increased 23 percent between 1914 -and 1925. and lee-cream makers 122 Dercent in the-last cen bus decade. The snread of another social habit is shown by the great growth of social and welfare worK-ers: who increased from 16,000 in iom tn At nnn in imo. From 1900 to 1920 the population Increased 39 percent and. the urban population 49 percent, yet the number of waiters increased 113 percent, and during the latter part of the neriod the numbers of restaurant kppners increased 158 percent.

Deli ratessen dealers increased about three times as fast as the popula tion since 1910; employees engaged in canning and preserving mats in-creased 37 percent from 1914-to-1925, despite the increased use oi machinery. CALVIN COOLIDGE ENFORCED SEVERE CAMERA RULES Boston OW A word picture Calvin Coolidge in anger as of he ordered a news reel camera man from a New York offloe surprised 'I I newsDaDer readers of the nation recently. While the average citizen may have wondered at the sudden stir ring of the former President who has been, as a rule, a model of even temner and patience before the camera, veteran newa. photograph crs appreciated Mr. CooUdge'i indlg nation.

The motion Blcture photographer whom Mr. Coolidge disciplined had violated an unwritten rule ol long standing that Calvin Coolidge must not be photographed naving nis nlcture made. Sometime a distant shot of other camera men at work upon their eubject is the only opportunity of a pWatographcr to turn in a picture that "different." But this is one picture that the former President has steadiastly refused to allow, At the beginning of his public career Mr. Coolidge made the rule that no picture might be made of him that Included even a smgle camera leveled at him. a Dhotographer.

through either ig nor nee or drMtm has attempted Its violation, but Mr. Cooll'lge or his alert secret service guard always routed the offender. Awkward Incident. Benton photographers recall such an effort by an over-zralou novice on the occa-slon of Vtre-Presldent Dawes' visit at the Coolidge home at Plymouth Notch, Vt, during the President's first vacation after tils Cleveland nomination. It was raining so hard that Mr.

Coolidge and hi guest were obliged to Hand in the doorway of the barn for the lnevlUitile picture, one the photographer group succumbed to the temptation to try a silhouette from the rear mfrlor Of the barn It would have been novel gludr of the flint and second citizens as ti.ey stood beiore the cameras But the Preldent was not to be taktn unawares. The slight noloe ni unfolding the camera brought the banishment of tiie photog nchr. One picture, however, shows the firmer President in the act of be Ing photographer) Is a pic ture of Mrs. Conlldge operating arrutil mot inn picture camera ith Mr. Coolidge a her subject MONT III II IHNO OLI).

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