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Fa'sbionable
Models
• The dainty smocked frock is just the
thing for the little girl. The model
smocked or shirred yoke shape le
charmrng is deve oped • in,
• lawn Pongee or crepe de- Chine. 'Mc.'
•Call 'Pattern No 7916; Child's One -
Piece Dress, smocked or. shirred. In
8 sizes; '2 to 6 years.. Priee, 15 cents.
TlIE BUSINESS WOMAN
'Woman's opportunity. plany now o
Today, more than ever before.
Cueations are now -oPened to be
which, before the war, elle wee deeme
unfitted to CI And truth to tell eh
has risen to the eeportunite, and no
allures many:business responsibilitie
In former tiznee eonfined to men. Bit
Z8 women are einbm
iect to ore. fr
(lima fitictuatletia of health than me
many will be haudicapped eerly„
theyr regard their -health requirement
tilt) lightly.
The nervous -strain, loni hours an
prolonged Mental or phytidcal fetigu
thin the blood and weaken the nerve
Such, conditions as women are eo
tailed Upon to Uridergo can only lee e
durecl by full-blboded censtitutle
Title le es true for men as for 'women
oflly Weeher eversion suffer sooneS
The Niter:Ian 'Worker, in any r
Quires her blood replenished freqUen
She needs newt, rich 'blood to tree
her health under the *Oleg -condition
of :business life,' and to fortify he
sYstem„againat the effects. of overwork
This applies also to the woman th
home, who, Perhaps, has more worrle
and anxieties than uE3ual. So let a
girls and women take heed and renew
Ilitheeblobdeprtimptlyeat ,theefirstrape
preach .of tether, lack of appetite, head.,
ache and backache. This can be best
and most effectively ancomplished by
taking Dr.,'Willitims' Pink Pills whlish
make. new,. pelt blood .andthus help,
won:finale& se perfectly, No Woman,
need fear feilure of health if they take
these pills oitasiotially to keep them
Weil', giVe thein a fair_ trial ..tf they
fintl themselves rundown. .
Ton can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pille
through any. medicine dealer or by
Mail at 5O cents •abox or six boxes for
2.50 from. The Dr. Williams' Medi-
Ine Co., Breekville, One,
WAR BREW IN ENGLAND
Bl .
ade Froni Government ,Re 1 tion
Is Floor Causee Much Illness.
r,
NV
a
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P.
114." that delegatiOnt Of the London Mae- Pluck Wo th V
War bread made from' Gevernment
reguletion Sour has caused so much
Illueee Engaud that chemists and,
bakere are working together under the
direction of Crow* officers In an ef-
fort to kiimailiate the "'rope dieease"
wMoh affeets the bakinge; Many
adulte whie ,eat the bread develop
severe cases of. tadigestion, while
children hreak :014.1,14_1wiefi xdany
parts of the body.
In adeltien to the 111heelth Among
the eoesumers of the war breed tile
reolaetary lame from ruined bakines
bits reached "A large ellel and le groW- '
flag' larger.. Affairs became so,
NuMblieNS ThroUgh Celd.
The most remarkable effect a the
• cold which. a Member of 0110 of the- Arit-
untie eepeditione noticed was the
loos of sense and touch the Sragers.
It wee almost complete, "Suppoee you
wanted to look for a knife in your
kit -bag," he said, "you would get it in
your hand'and not know. It was the
same With everything we handled. We
saw that we Incised it up, and • saw
that we held the article; we could not
feel %that we liad it." Ile added that
as not possible shave becanse
the skin became irritatedl and, eore,
while if the beard grew too long 'It.;
attrai
cted moisture and then froze nto
4 block. The only thing to do was to
keep beard and mensteche clipped
-close • •
a
n.
t.
e•I
t-
• ter Bakers ASseciatien called on the
Prtrae Minister and urged kreturn to
the 75 per cent. • • '
One cage was cited in baker
had to . destroy 3,600 loaveW of bread,
largely. 'because izatild had ruined it.
'In another Instaneea baker sold 4,200
loaves' of spoiled braid to manefacl
turera of pig food and was compelled to
suffer a double loss, for when the all-
thorities heard of the matter the baker
was arrested •and fined $250 for
"wasteful extravagancea in war time."
A. ArMraYN66refaai-'6rtlrrinafr3'
politee committee for War savings and
food economy, attributes most of the
• .
Wbo .coizld resist a -oat like 'this ) -fl
,
, CANADA'S WHEAT -
Could Finance Her War Debt With
Surplus. Worth $459,000,000:
. Ern if .only half of the 1917 Came
.dian crop is shipped out • before 'the
close of lake navigation, the Govern-
ment statement of March 81, 1918.;
should show .a heavy,lscrease over the
6244;000,000 exports lasteyear. If, at
that time, the national tear .debt
• ehould stand at $1,200,00,0,000, as has
been 'forecast, it would still be. ,well
Within the ., financing capacity, ef a
cotuitry able at the end ef three yeare
ofk war to prod:lee in one commodity
alone the 'equivalent of One-third of its
*hole liabilit
On an esti ted yield Of 275,000,000
hueliels, gross •alue of western Can
tide's wheat 'crop should be $605,000,-
00;e the highest- amount -realized. ip
With its smart short waist and fash- t
• ionable collar? Large and practical s
pockets bulge Over each hip and. take
awayfroin the . straight-hangingeap- d
• pearance so lapg popular. Gray j
. ' homespun Mid• black velvet are the
' - _ -material's used. McCell--Pattern-No.
e ' 7920, iVitssee Empire Coat, in sizes;1?a,
" 16 to 20 Years. Price, 20 cents.
thee patterns inay be obtained
from your local •McCall dealer, or
from the McCall Co., 70 Bond, Street,
Toronto; Dept: W. • '
."LIFT " AIM UP.
lie history of that- country from a
ingle product. Canada's limit „year
see not ;coincide with the. full eaten-
ar crop Year, which wouldebe about
uee 30, when the export movement
$ practicallv at an end ancithe grain
Tadeeisebestein-poeition to takeeetoek
nd balanceiiccounte.. Mereover Sea-
sonal changeseaffect einithey: -interior
grain movements as well arMrehip-
ments,--and •ComParisona- of- corre-
sponding periods of time are for these
and other reasons not always ;wholly
satisfactory. •. , •
For the 12 Months ended March,
1917, wheat exports amounted 'to
$44,000,000. This trade (mastered 7 an
abnormaIlY large carry-over from the
1915 crop; which • had • appreciable
*eight in receipts even in the late fall
of 191.6„: The average- Canadian price
or wheat in thelall Of 1916 up to the
ose of naVigation was not far from
1.70, Pert William delivery, or $1.50
� $1.55 on the farm. Notwithstand-
g that production fell to 230,000,000'
ushels in 1916 the dollar value of ex
orts was $72,000,090 greater for the
st fiscal year than'for the year end -.d 'March, 1916.e ••
August -1,.1917, lake', terminals 'held
early 12,000,00,0 of first grade wheat,
etimatirig the export value of all
estern stocks at $80,000,000, a mod-.
st appraisal, Canada begins the cur-
ent grain year with a salable surplus:
'nth '$459;00,000 ttFu: . per
niheL. . .
Above HumanWeakneiis to Height e Of
Brave Deeds: • *
. Not long ago there was a . • serious
fire inan old, tenement house in a
large Eastern city. It was well under
, way before the alarm was sounded,
and the old building burned like tin -
:der. There ss-ces no hope from the first `41.
-of eaving it; but every one Of its oe-
capants was thought to be safely
down on the ground before the wells
began to wave
Thee suddenly a • *ream sounded
• le
"' • from the third story; and down
e.
thrmigh the .clouds of smoke and .fire
•' peered' a freak * )1
It seemed almost hopeless to try Us E
saVe her, but -in an inetant the fire:. e,
uteri bad a ladder Up and a Man was
'swiftly scaling it Just as he reached
the secOnd story a :veritable.wall eof
• • .• flame ra,shed 'Mit of •the windows- to
meet hfffi F . or a moment he stagger-
ed, hesiteted
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e„ ,e.„leimeeneeneeemeeeeeemeeieee,„,,,,,,._,
heethieHtteringing tones. -"Lift hhe
• -for a' Second the crowd below
•
star-
- "Liftlihri-upl".'--,theritt at tlie-aec-
end story! Hew- ',could anyone reach
him to lift? •
-• But the firemen knew. They, too,
". had been "lifted up" in.such a plight,.
• and they Made the very heavens echo
with a swinging cheer for Billy:
In another,instant the crowd, too,
had joined in, and Billy, all hesitation
. gone, wits riumbig AS nimbly aneas.
. coolly up' that nano* ladder as if it
Were merely a "test -out" 'In a few
. • • Motnents more he and he Woman v;fere
being welcomede-with•taore Cheers -
as they reeebecrthe street and -safety,
4 Which Were the cheers that counted
itioet-those that applauded the fine
action already done or those that lift-
ed tho man above himself and 'his
Weakness to ,the heights where the
...brave :deed:Was IMAM- :Tio4e who
Ilf.tedhis heart lifted the whole man
Mal More surlily than they could
,;.• merely by tonehTng his body.
' Perhaps you can "lift" spme one in
that way, too, . •
A Tunbridge 'Wells schoolgirl; in a
Prize essay on "Baby," wrote: "Never
give a ehild money; it might sallow
• It. • Never tell a child a lie. Never
Shake a Child. Never if trilida child in
a passion. Never throw 4 thild up in
• the air and Cath Might be'
dropped.
•
A
• A wholesome
;
table beverage '
with -winning
flavor. '
Used .eVery-
vv:4ete by_folks
Who find that.
tea or coffee
disagrees.
"There's a Reason!'
CsnatliaalPeAtun -tenni to., Ltd.
Whither, Ont. •
trouble to too, large a `proportion of
non -glutinous materials • in the flour.
In some casea it was found thatbalters
•
were using peanuts, called by the Eng-
lish monkey nuts, to mix -Kith the
floor.
• So far.slArope disease"- has baffled
the investigators in the British Isles.
One London baker in testifying before
an investigating committee 'gave it as
his opinion that "rope" is a second
fermentation which arises in the bak-
ing and furher developed through
keeping the bread for tbe stipulated'
twelve hours.
-4 MARVELLOUS MEDICINE
• . FOE, LITTLE ONES
• Mrs. ,Delvina Pelletier;'$ite. Perpetue;
"tette:, writes : "1 have much pleasure
In stating that Baby's ' Own Tablets.
hive been a marvellous medicine.; in
the Case`of my baby. • 1. have been us-
ing the Tablets • for four tyeare and
• don't think there -is anythbag to equal
,them .'1 -In luilegLtileXablets-theinoth;
prints the guarantee er a government
analyst that they do • not Contaie one
particle of opiates or other harmful
drugs -they cannot p6esibly do harm
-they always do good. The Tablets
•
ts
• re 'sold by medicine. dealers or by
men at 25 Cents it box from .The D.
Williatne Medicine- -00e,
- - Make'Your,koney..Work..
Better buy one Of the Government's
war savings certificates. • They yield
Over .5• per cent interest and have the
whole Do_miniee of Canadass: security.
You can get yoUr money back any
time yonwish. nor- leave. iteoutefot three
.year. A .new certificate that is just
the thing. to teach yourNey iirT. girl
• proper_ investment habits has just
been ladled. It costs 0:60 and Pale;
back $.1.0.00 at the end of three years.
• For $21:50 'you, can get a certificate
redeemable at $25 in three years,' or
for $sq You can get' one worth $10.0 in
'three years. That is better than let-
ting your money lie unproductive, The
certifieates can be had from any bank,
money -order Post office, or direct from
the Department of FinanI ce Ottawa.
,
URINE Granulated,
Eyelids;-
/,....m.l. Sore Eyes, Eyes %limited be
. 1.."-;.'„ Ati.t relieved by Marine. Try it in
Sue. Dust and Wind quickly
•
YourEyea and in Baby's Bees,
OUR E RoSatarting,JastEyeComfort
MurlIkeEye'RentedYeao,irger4tiorcArtiVil
Ave sin* intents 25e. lear_seek of shaEuei-_, Free._
ASit Marble Eye Remedy Co., Clammed
• The dell is the oldest forin of play-
tintg.nown.- - - ' • ; '
atinardts Liniment Relieves Ifeuribria.
TELL THE TRUTA.
T.b.Xediteut adride thee Verdes
ip_ootoio Igenulty-
that,.---their.-authorT7-Mr-William
Deventiorte,cltsPlays' hi their comP0131- Woman Saired • F S ri
•
--Traveller-througheilmetatreaCherous
• thicket
Tell the truth: ••
This thy transport, this thy ticket;
Tell the truth.
Though thou'rt tired through. toilsome
• tilling - ' '
Till thy tones, they're trie
ling,
Tell the truth .triurnplihet, thrillteg;
• ' :erten the truth, °
Thought that's twisted • twists ,the
• thinker;
'rell the truth,
Trfith that's tifiltered taints. the 'tihker
Tell the truth. :
Toll's • true task, •tenth's thorough
tending;
ThOugher true throne; IS -truth trans-
Itictinr!nn"dsdini-Ingtru:e trail, :the ',tn. ue
Tell the truth.,
Won e
• • The Louden -.gazette . publishes a
nuniber of awards,, decorations and
Inedale an respect of the action in the
Straits of Otranto an Ma .5, vhen1
three Autatrian cruisers attacked a
nuMber of British:drifters, • The list
includes: 'Victoria Cross --Skipper
John .Watt, Royal Naval Reserve, "for
most conspicuous gallantry," When
hailed by Austrian cruisers at about
a hundred yards range and ordered to
stop and abatidon his'Arifter, Watt or-
-deredefulleespeedeegaheacle,andecalle
upon the crew for three cheers and a
fight to a finish. .
• •
aginerdia PipImset for age eserrivaers.'
that taketheup the burden of the
faiatineelightenethe - load."--
Warfaring Pseltas,' • , .
' • '
The Kitieeie recently inspected the
German navy, which must be admit-
ted everywhere to be the greatest
navy in captIvitY. ,• • ,
BAKING POWDER-.
CONTAINS' NO ALM
Thiess& well known estrederIt_pflooll
:baking powder malt* hi catitadit
that dm* Oset, mustala sawn and
which bait all it. Ingredloats
lasamlY stats0 On the ION.
MGR= tOMPANY LIMITED
ToRopm. off.
womnpicut soo5rrases.
..10•111•1•1101,
"Isn't there a good deal of weste- in
•the bone of a -sirloin steak?" `Wet
for me," repliedetha merchant, "I an
very careful to sell the bone for 4a
Much as the naeat."
()NOY ORDERS
Irv)en ordering geode tiy mail, seed
• d Express AlOney Order. "
In the construction of their nests,°.
birds generally avoid bright colors
whieli might possibly lead ti the dis-
covery of their place of abode by an
enemy.
.a.big,kneeliiteAhisi-but5your.boristrawandmanf-Ottritsr-gratdriiff:''
• -
annialdYel,ahvoecka, bunch or
°Libel': itler *mobil -S" pray' potatoes as long as the vines
......-_,-..
remain green., Cultivate potatoes un-
til they are dug, to conserve the inoit
ture, in the soil and keep the weeds
will dean it off without laying Up. down.
the horse. No blister, no herr
-
gone., ,Concentrated --only a
$2' r_Like A.Boy at 50 Bubbling Over
r .
drops required at a.n application
. .
-bottie-delhered.----Dererib . us
and Booltihl free. A SORDIN . JR.. the and.
e garrease for feciallaserifitio
With.Vitallty--'
. Taking Iron Did It
Setae liniment for mankind. reduces Painful swatting.. w,
th. Glands. Wens. Brehm. Varicose Veins; allays
y uN xated Iron is greatest of all strength buildera-
Ting • In I .0 ' . Often increases the strength and endurance of delicate,
Pain and intlan2snation. Price SI and $24 bottle at dreuhri Doctor says
di P. O. F., 518 Lyman eldg., Mrs. , an., •
..-
labsorb.ine sad Absorb's& .jr.. sok sode ht Cora"
• NEW Yortri, N. Y. -Not • long ego a again and • see for yourself luks; Much
nervous folks 100' per cent. in two weeks time.. ,
• .CUTICEIRA- II L Preliminary examination for lite insur- 1 Ing "all the while. double their strength .
,,.. ..
1nan came to me who was nearly half a ..ryou have gained. LhaVill Seen dozens of'
century old and asked me to give him a oiervoua ran -down people .who, were ail-, •
ance. 'I was astonished to find him with and endurance ahd entirely get rId .of •
..,,BAD CASE 'tCLE A
' •
i
oyb voi seurtfba
and nearly all in. Now -at 50 after taking, acetateor tincture of iron simply to days
Nuxateet Iron a miracle of vitality an
fnuoltlwoitovisitagonrci, itnIgmilaind vitality as a young I other troubles In trims ten to fourteen
filled hire with retietvedlife. At 30 he Was without obtaining any benefit. But don't
man; In fact a young man he really was I dayd' time simply .by *Ian ironI
In bad. health; at 46 he was careworn take the old. forms of reduced IrOri. Iron ,,,
said was taking iron-74uxated iron. had in wane cases been doctoring for months •
The secret he' Proper form. And this after they had - •
a few cents. You must take iron In ag
form that can be easily absorbed and as- ,
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the blood pressure of a bay Of 20 And as , all , symptoms or dysineneht, liver and
icreoAnbalesaiinthrliatievgge with the buoyancy of
resaatidesta oliftaanIdlresdtretinmetehs it to do You any good, •othervelse it may
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similated like Mixated iron If ybu want ..
butIders. If peopltdehoeswyinougfrtehlonlY take Nux- prove worse than useless. 'idatlY an .
downatiiirn% ewe whentheyri- Itintilveitye tbre6parulezeetihgehttrnehaws.thwoonsetchreetdajf - .
'habit-forming drugs, stimulants and al-
,,,,,,axedwn:eosaftekivdeostiewraulit3e. the
great strength and endurance and filled
his blood with iron' before be went into • • . 4
°obeli° beverages I am convinced that, in
this way they could affray, while 'many another has,gone '
preventing it becoming organtol-in thou -
lack of iron.-E.":Sauer. M.D. • ' - •
do wn• to ,inglorious defeat simply for the. • . -
sands of cases and , thereby t1W-Irees a
thousends,might be-daved-who now -die.
every. year from prieumonia.•grinpe. NOTE: nitrated' iren, recommended
ney, liver, heart trouble and other dan- above by Dr.' Pi Sauer, le not a patent ,
gerous maladies. : The real and true, medicine nor secret:remedy, but one which ,
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cause which started their diseases was is Weirknown .0.druggirstre, and whose,iroa- '
nothing -more nor less than a 'weakened constittientseave widely prescribed by-enii. ,
' This is to certify that r have used
rovirNAnrrs LINIMENT in'iny family
for years, and consider it the best lint.
meat 'on the market Lila:re-found it
excellent for horse flesh.
(Signed)W. S. PINE°.
"Woodlancls,". Middleton, KS..
Tirol:Knots on the farms can be made
an important factor in the relief •of
the threatened fuel shortage. •
To improve plains of • Perennial'
phlox, late this autumn give theni. a
surface elressing of hydrated lime and
incorporate the limik
e -with the sous-
ing a garden rake ' where therire
many plants' ot _an •excersior weeder.
Where there are only a few Watts.
Spread the lizne about the planta over
circle a of about two. feet from their
be.
It IS surnrieing how brave the aver -
.age man is when there Isn't any real
.danger .
er tevErer PEllernee .LAB1B. MINK,
.1-41 and °thee fora by. mall. Wholesale
prices. Spiati for illustrated catalog of
barg•aine.. McCOMber'e 1,51mited. Mann-
factarers/420 D St. Paul Went. Montreal
siniknettiungova
OANgfal Tudmor. LIMPS- ETC,*
jn " 4ninal nTead wirir
out vain by our bog•ie re t W
we before too late. Dr Bell:nen 11•41
unsited. Coliingwood. Out.
1 When krny1ng'y�ur,FIno. •'
' insist on having an
"OTTO HICiEL"
Asi
PIANO.. ACTION
•
• Relief. InstantaneOus. Healed
With 3 .Cake of Soap and
.2 Boxes of Ointment. .
• "I. was very ,much annoyed by an
irritation on my back. I found out I
had. a bad case of eczema.
' My back was -in a very
shape, and my clothing
irritated so that the skin
became very sore. . I tent,
-forCuticura Soap and Oint-
ment. Relief was Instan-
taneous and with the use of
-
three. cakes of ' Cuticura
Soap and two boxes of
Ointmciit 1 was healed." (Signed)- B.
F. grosch,,Y. M. C. A., St.‘ Catherines,
Ont, 1917.' • ' .
..For_hatr and skin health. Cutieura -
Soap and Ointment are supreme:
For Free Sample Each by Mail ad-
dress post -card: "Cutieura, Dept. A,
Boston U. S. A." Sold everywhere._
WOMEN I, • IT: IS. .mApic ,
°- LIFT OU'll-ANOORN--
. o 5
•c, Apply a few drops then Ilft
corns or/calluses .off with
0 fingers -no •
"o -0:**
_ _
Just think!' You Can
• : .off.anY corn or gale
lus without pain or sere -
nese. " • •
A.,Cincinnatt man_ dis-,
covered this ether corn
pound and mune& it
free:zone:- -..-Aicy--drug-
gist will. sell. a tiny bot-
,• tle of freezone, like here
shown for very' little
. cost. 'You-ipply a few
drops directly epee a.
tee*. corn or callus,
Instantly • the • -soreness
disappears then short-
ly you will find the'corn
or callus so loose that
you Can lift Wright off.
Freezone is • wonder-
ful. It dries instantly.
• It doesn't eat away th
` corn or cantle, but
shrivels it up without
even irritating the surrounding skin...
Hard, soft or corns between the toes,
as well 'as painful calluses, lift right
off. There is .no pain before or after-
wards: -your-. - druggist --halm%
freezone, tell him to order a srnall bot-
tle for you from his wholesale drug
house. . '
A FRIEND'S
14
tion•
To thyself thou'rt truth's tratislator;
Tell the truth.
Though the thousands terni thee
traitor, -•
•
•• Tell the truth.
'Tie triumphant truth they're trying;
'Vs the teraptees.tolis thou'rt tying;
"Ile through thite titortyrt teet1fYleg1
'Dell the truth. • v.
Atinartra Linimesit-..Cdters Stirits. idtth
'Pt
pera on.
• Louisville, Hy. -"For four •years I
suffered from female troubles, head-
aches, and nervousness. I could not
sleep, had no appetite and it hurt me to
walk. If I tried to do any work, I
would have to lie down before it was
finished. The doc-
tors Said I would
have to he opera-
ted on and I simply
broke down. A.
friend advised me
o try Lydia E.
Pinkhain's e ge-
table Compound;
and the result is I
feel like a DOW wom-
an. Lam well and
-rrrhousegdworkanimy
w
'Lave an eight pound baby girl. I know
Lydia Jii. Pinkham's Vegetable COM-,
pound saved me from an operation
which every wont= dreads." -- Mrs. "
Nnunt FISIIBACE., .1521 Christy Ave.,
14- EulselryfficierlienK7a.turally dreads the. sur -
gain's knife. Sometimes nothing else
will do, ,_but mansr times Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound hassavedthe patient and made an operation un-
necessary.
If you hive any symptom about Which
you would like t� ItheiV, write to the
Lydia E. Pinkhani IVIedicine Co., Lynn,
Mass., for helPful advice given free.
ISSUE NO. 38-17.°
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condition brought on by lack of Aron in nett physicians everywhere. thinks the -
the blood. Iron is absolutely necessary .. eider inorganic Iron products,' it Is easily
tri enable Your blood to change food Into assimilated, does not‘, injure ,the, teeth. • ' .• ;
living tistrue. Without it no matter hcrw -ine.ke them black. nor upset .the stomach; •-•
much or What You eat. Your food merely on the cottrary, it ist a most potent rent- . '• ' -::
Passes through you , Without doing you ed.Y_10.. nearly.Lalr_fornis..of.lndigestion--as--_----- ---,----,-•--. ---,,
any You dont get -the etteinktti well as Mr nervous, run -dawn conditions.
out of it and, as a. consequence You be-, The manufacturers, have such great Court- • • , ' '
come weak. pale and sickly looking just donee in Nuxated iron that they alter. to - •.'"
like a plant trying to grow in a soil . forfeit $100.00 to any charitable . -
deficient in irony It you are not strong if they cannot, take- any man or womenv,,,'" '• • - - . ' 4.,
or well you 'ewe, if to yourself.. -to make under GO, who lacks iron, and increase •- •
the Z.:glowing test: ,See, how- long you their strength 100% or over in roue, week*" ' • . c
can work or how far • you 'can walk time, provided they have" no eerie.= or- :
without becoming tired. Next take two genic trouble. They also offer to refund. . ; .• • ' 4-,
five -grain tablets of ordinary_ nuxated your rtioneY if It does not at least double • ' c
Iron three times p.eday. after -meals for your strength arid endurance In len-darr - - ---'" '•- -. - - --'••- • ,....,
easeemernamo two weeks. • rion .test Your Strength thne.-Jt Is diepenaral hv all good drugrake_ , _.,,, -
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ublzsh stonishing Report on Woniferful
kemetly.TO Strengthen Eyesight •-•
Say it Strengthen Eyesight SOW in One Week's Time in Many Instances
Dii,DEcK .
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A .i'ree- Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Horne..
New York. -Dr, Beck, a New York state
eve specialist, and Dr. judkins, a Mee
Ise-
e t:setts. physician, were asked to make a
thorough test of the ,popular eye remedy,
' Don Opto, Their reports were most Inter-
esting. Irere they are:
Dr. Beck reports, "When my attention
was first called to the wonder4u1 eye rem-
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a make 11 3 was thcliiit'd to bo Pt a. rule to test every new
treatment witiee is brought to my attention.
Iltiving specialized in eye work for the past
twenty years, I believe I am quelified to
express an intelligent opinion on remedies
applicable to the eyes. Since Bon Opto has
,ereated each ft sensation throughout the
'United States and Cehada, r Welcomed thel
opportunity to test it. I began to Use it in
My precede a little over a year ago and I
ani frank. to say that the results obtained
are such that I lietatate to tell of My ex-
perienee far fear it will sound 'incredible.
Some of the results .1 have aecomplished
-with-Bon -Opto not only astoeished myhelf
but also other phypicians with whom I have
talked about it. I have had' many lndivid.
Dais whet liad worn glee= for ports- tor
near-Mghtedbese, tatignu-
• Mstietkiesil'tell inc !lieve d paels litnttoiadop-
tion
()Utile 'Bon Opto. principal. Miley eye
troubles can be traced directly to menhir
vrinthnodand iwattexend131 nact% )34on
erlillotiathe eye mtiseles, it reaches coriditiOnis
not poesible through other Means. I advise
every thoughtful physician to StUdy Bon
Opto principal, give it the same Cardin
trial I have and there is no dolibt in niy
,•mbrid they Will eoine to tho certelusion I
have, namely, that the Bon Oftd Method
apeno trnuhku ve;hdi6er h of °v18‘ glee glfreor 06to erna pir-
stifle to eope witli. The treatment 'Is 80
'simple in its application tharit ean be tised
tt mine br anyone of teterage Intelligence. Cr
in mr own practice I neve teen it strengthen
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the eyesight more than 60 per cent in on
week's time. have also used it sigth.sur
prising effect in •cases of work strained eyes
plek eye, infiammed lids, catarrhal..ton
junctivites, smarting, painful, aching, itch
Ing eyes, eyes weakened front colds, smoke
sun, dust and •wind, watery eyes, blurre
viaion, and in fact many other condition
too numerous to describe in this report.
new and startling case has jukt come untie
my observation, which yielded. to VorkOpto
Is -that -Of IS -years old. Tw
prominent. eye specialists; after a thoroug
examination of the young girl, decided I
order to save the eight of her right,eye, th
left eye millet be removed. Before permit
ting her to be operated on, the young girl'
father decided to.use Don Opto. In les
than three days a marked improvement we
noticed. At the end of tt•week the Wight
widen had Wawa' diaapeettred, and at th.
end of six weeks the eye was saved. JIM
think'what the saving of that eye rileanato
this little Another case is that of a
indr ,idoety,rhrx..1 yranr4 oh/. She -ea me to
IInn
lion. of tho lids end the conjunctive Was al
most -raw:- ---After--two-weeks'-usawf-Don
Opto the •lids were absolutely normal and
ier eyes are as bright as many a girl o
sixteen." •. •
- Dr. ,ZurikIns,--Massachusette - physician,
formerly Chief of Clifilets In the Union Gen=
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era Hospital,Boston, Mass., and formerly
House Surgeon at,the New England Eye end
Ear Infirmary of Portland, 'Maine, and
medical author for many years, roports:
'I have found oculists too prone to oper-
ath and opticians too ?willing to prescribe
Wastes while neglecting the simple formu-
las Which form tho basis of that wonderful
home treatment for eye troubles, Bon Opto.
This, my opinion, is a remarkable rem-
edy for the cure and prevention ot Many eye
disorders. Its success in develelsing_ and
strengthening' the eyesight will seen make
eye glasses old fashioned end the form of
eye baths which the Don „opt° method pro-
vides, Will make its %se as common as that
of the tooth brush. X am thoroughly con.
Anted front my experience with, Bon Onto
that it will strengthen the eyesight at lewit
50 per cent in one week's time -in many in-
stances. Dr: W. II. Devine; director of
medical inspeetion in the Boston schools in
ilts report published Vehruary 20, 1617,
states that, only 1.4,010 out of 189,176 'ex-,
nmined, need to Wear glassetinoW, a marked
.xlecrease over the previetiff report. Ben
Opto 'is hastening the eyeglassless age in
bespectacled Boston."
Victims- of .eye strain and other eye weak -
!Iowa had those who w'ear glasses will be
glad to know that according to Dr. Beck
and Dr. Sudkins, there is real hope and
help for thein. Many whose eyes were fail -
Mg Day they Imre had their eyes restored
by this remarkable prescription and Many
Who once wore glasses ftayt they. have
thrown theni Away.", One with Davi, after
using it; "I wee almost Could net
See to read at alt. NoW I tan 'read tWery-
thing withollt my glasses and my eyes 00
not Mut •any more. At night they *mild
pain dreadfUlly. New they feel flue an the
time. It WWI Ilko miraele to me.' 1 A lady
Who Used it gays! "The titmesphere Wined
hazy With or withent glosses but after using
this proscription for. 16 tleye everything
teen* Clear. I cab yeal eVeli fine print
it oilt _glaseels, Anothee
kyst wee bothered with (.10 bite
DR. jUDZII9,
caused b erworked, tired eyes which in-
duced fierce headaches. nave worn glasses
for several years, both for distance and
close woek aad without them I could not
read my own name on an envelope or the'
typewriting on the machine 'before me. I
can do both now and have discarded My
long distance glasses altogether.' / dew
eeunt the gutteting leaves on the treeg..
across the •street now, which for several
years have looked like a dint green blur to
me. I cannot express .my joy at what it has ,
"It hi believed 'that thousandth who wear
glasses can now discard them in a ivaton-
able time and ,multitudes More will be able
to strengthen their eyes tits as to be spared
the trouble arid expense of ever . getting
glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptione
natty be wonderfully benefited by the use of
this prescription at hone. Ilere is the Pre-
scription: Go to twr active dreg Mere and
get a bottle of Bon Opto tablets.. Drop one
Bon Opterablet In a fourth of it glass of
water and let It dissolve. With this liquid
bathe the eyes two to four times deny'. You
-should !retire yolir eyise treat. uji Perceptibly
right frOm tho start and inflammation and
'redness will quickly disappear. If your
eyes bother you. even a little? it Ls yottr duty .
10-taliffilfens to -sere them now before It is
too late. ' Many hopelessly blind might have
saved their sight if they had eared for their •
eyes in time.
NOTD--Another prominent physician to whom
the abo
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Don •Opto prescription is truly wonderful ere
remedy. Its constituent ingrediente tire well
.known to eminent eye specialists arid widely pre.
ecribed by them. I have used it very success.
.fallY mY own nractiee on patients whet.. eYee
were. strained throttah overwork or misfit Messes.
It is one of the very few prep.:ratio:a
feel slimed be kept en hand for regular use in
emelt every . ninety." Bon Onto referred to
above, Is not a,' patent medteine or a serfot
rernedv`. It is nrs nrenarztloa the fee.,
mnia Inas printed on the package, the mann-
ractarert guansatee it TO strengthen eyesight
eye emit ;a one weett'e thee in many in.
etalseee refliild site mobee. •It - dIsno-%ned
le nil good di 04glets. incluoitut gtneral
eto6es: else by (1, Tambirn aha Votes
o.. lorolqe. .
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