The Exeter Times, 1917-6-7, Page 37a I
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YOUNG FOLKS
A Fine Solution.
Indeed, 1 try my very best
To learn the lesson well,
And why 1 fail at every test
I really cannot tell!
For, 'with my atlas,in my lap,
I'm sure
of every 'place.
Each state and country on the map,
�p
Each river, I can trace.
Butate cll r says�v
a e lien I recite
A dreadful thing occurs;
I
don't get anyanswers „ right—
At
1 415
5 least, they're not like hers!
Utah tt� 'Hies a town of Spain
Beside Lake Sunapee!
Peru, a river fTouraine,
ne.
!
Flows to the•a.
Caspian Se<
I tell her that the Middle States
Lie southwest of the Horn,
Washed by those queer Magelian
Straits,
,Caner and Capricorn!
5'o teacher shakes her head and sighs
Whatever shall 1 do
I4'itle such a stupid boy?" she cries.
"What will become of you?"
if she feels sorry for my sake
And wants to have me pass,
She'll be obliged to let me take
11fy atlas to the class!
---Johnson Morton
Whole ' Wheat arid!
Milk—tire two most perfect
foods given to man Dietetic
experts may quarrel about
1
everything else, F but they are
agreed on this.The proper
g dppr
combination- isShredded
Wheat' Biscuit with milk
----� he greatestamount
t of
protein (the element that
build muscular tissue)for
8.
the least money. Two or
hr of these Biscuits three� tuWWi:
milk make a nourishing
in
7itQ11 81i t,
breakfast on which to start
SEYRES ALSO OI3ILIZED.
Renowned For its Beautiful China,
Now Making Crucibles.
' Long famous ; for its ceramics,
Sevres is now -performing yeoman
war -time service...,It males the
r i t
crucibles, the 'condensers, the retorts,
and other paraphernaliaused in the,
distillation of the various powerful
acids that are used is making modern
hieh explosives.
cause they are rcadY$,'.k
Ce
t,,
and ready -to -eat. Delicious
With berries or ether fruits.
Made in Canada.
"Go To Work And Make Yourselves
Some."
In a great yard at the, edge of a city
stood several pine trees end three big
maples. All winter long the pixie
trees bad Worn their t°retty, warm
green dresses, while, the maples stood
shemefaeedty by, bare and cold in the
Ideals* wintry air. Finally, when the
warm spring sunshine began to work
its wonderful magic in the air:, the
niaples could stand their bareness no i
longer,
'I'm so ashamed!" cried the biggest
Maple," "This sunshine makes me feel
,e queer"
"I think we ought to get. sone anew
clothes," suggested the middle-siz-'
ed tree.
everyone has new clothes for
spring, and we ought to have some,
too," adder; the smallest Maple Tree.
ou'rc quite right," saki the big-
gest Maple, and he looked over the
yard and saw the fresh green of the
lawn, the bright crocuses here and
there, and the tulips by the walk.;
Even the people passing on the street
looked fresher and brighter than dur-
ing the cold Winter storms. "Yes, we
must have some new frocks."
"Let's ask the Pine Tree; her dress
is always fresh and green, Maybe
she can tell us how to get some new •,
clothes, suggested the middle-sized
tree hopefully. "Oh, Friend Pine
Tree, can you tell us how to get some
pretty green frocks like yours?"
"That 1 can," replied the Pine Tree
cheerfully. "Go to work and make
yourselves' some."
But the maples did not like that ad-
vice. "We don't want to work so
siekierd or wait so long; we want dresses
'eaglet away," they said.
"Let's ask the South Wind; maybe
she knows where to get clothes," sug-
gested the biggest Maple. So the
next time the South Wind blew
through the yard they asked her.
"To be sure I can tell you where to
get new dresses,'laughed the South
Wind: "Go to work and make your-
selves some,"
"That' same advice!" grumbled the
Maples. `Let's ask the Sunbeams."
So bright and early the next morn-
ing they asked the Sunbeams their
question.
"New clothes?" '°laughed the Sun-
beams. "Go to work and make your'::'
selves some."
And then the Maples began to
notice and to think.
"Perhaps, after all, we shall get
them just as soon if, we make our own
clothes," said the middle-sized Maple.
"Let's try." So all three maples set
to work.
Soon the South Wind blew by. "Oh,
are you working?" she asked. "Do
let me' help you!" And quickly she
blew a dozen warm breezes through
the bare branches.',♦
And the Sunbeams, when they came
visiting, cried, "Oh, if you are mak-
ing clothes,
aking''clothes, we want to help!" And
they bathed the trees in golden light.
Even the raindrops, up on a cloud,
saw those busy trees and came tumbl-
ing down to help all they could. And
so, in no time at all, or so it seemed,
those ;maples were dressed in new
frocks of green.
"Just look!" exclaimed the smallest
tree, as she settled her new gown with
a dainty rustle. "We made them so
quickly, and everyone has been so
kind, and-"
"That's because you worked,your-
self," whispered the South Wind. "We
all like to help workers." And away
she blew to find' another. busy tree.,
Youth's Companion.
The Clever Gunner. e
Comment on the perfect marksman-
ship now displayed in the navy was
nnade in the form of an anecdote by a
sergeant` of a United States marine
recruiting corps.
The captain called up a gunner and
`pointing out a battleship several miles
away, said;'
"You see: that ship?"
"Aye, aye, sir," said the gunner.
"You seethe officer on deck?"
hi "Aye, aye, sir."
"Well, you hit hi;.n in the eye with
t 16 -inch shell." ,
"Aye, aye, sir.0 Thiel eye, sir ?"
t,shed. the ,gunnel'.
e Models
ti
Flowered voile a
trimmed with plain
organdy is a chawrmaay, combination'
for summer frock, especially If made
in a manner similar to the accompany-
ing .illustration. The pleated skirt
finished with a frill around the waist, E
and big, fluffy pockets, is unusual in
its style and daintiness, McCall Pat-
tern No. 7785, Ladies' 'Waist, in 6
sizes, 34 to 44 bust; and No, 7795,.
Ladies' Two -Piece Skirt, in 39 or 37 -
inch length, in 5 sizes, 22 to 30 waist. �.
Price, 20 cents each.
ani Of
e g rcpt
Why r. and Mrs, I 'est Her°
e td Do d's Kidney Phis.
The Cured
Before the wvar, says the Arr onaut, r, e
Made r t
Ilse Central Pow a•� ha a e riser on
M s. Wes
E , (tri
o
this market. Much of the pottery Person. ''Trey Are the Best Tonic.
and glassware used 'in laboratories
and chemical factories came frons " St, 'lames, Man„ May 28th (Special)
rl2ai, bcd3's I:idneti= Piesis are living
Boherili a. As soon a., the war began.
u their a eon 'n o
,. ttk 2 le r l'e3.t re r ta.t i
Allies p g 1
r
t
the -sl iE5 laau to find Ways s of supply-
st s Lumbago and
Feet Like a Newer
S'
9
,� �« est is w•"by anti _i
twice pressed Mre, t��
in€ their
aw. r{ z,� d T'z�e French
government immediately .turned to the G. WeS1, Wel,k^n�)ww'I1 and highly re*
speeted residents of this place. Let
Sevres plant,
It was loll; and slow; v: orfs for the
Freticksieeramiee
t^
an
-
� I . �s for thee
e5 -.,,,,set
a d*z I given attention to that
ass brancb'the art, Before they found
alloythat would hold the powerful
acids, they tried itanunejable rnigtures) onlyCeh clay's work and they ,
�
boon to thehoase'...,;..3'....'''''
ee
01= various kinds.
Finally they discovered a m
that, if not the counterpart
y Bohetniap, is at least a geed. lowv ^ I ni. =elf toor
t
l t%
1\lrs. �� est Eell. the story- of w,nat e
gr -at anadian kidney remedy has
done for her husband u u herself
3
Pills 1
� husband' suffered r4 lattacker.
er•
T• ,
of lumbago," a o 'she ., at:.s a_. l
. b z t t t doe-
ol did him no gc d but l can troth,
fully sa3' that since usr.:s Dot'o's Eine ° , Ov i st, hE,r -sliest kl,
h Here Pips, he 1se22tTre:y- free fro'e lu2n- H 4' .,.. t2"fi�'E}I,.-:cliSterifis�
baho. o �r 'frei slit r
•
>fer s, d � _
xes of Dodd'
ENCOURAGE CULTIVATbON
Campaign by Canadian Pacific.Ity, to
Meet Food Shortage.
In, 'order to encourage the settle-
mentand cultivation: of vacant lands
in the Western Provinces, the Cana-
dian Pacific > Railway Ce_>npanyx
through its Colonization anti; IJevelop-
znent Department, of, whs J. S.
Dennis
nE is the head, has, nntxt£e-n e
an active eaT::paign to try alninduee
absentee owners to cultivate thein
holdings.
A cireE 1Eu has been issued to soiane
8,000 absentee own:=s, pointing; out
the profits which can be made aiy
cultivating theirta cs, and shoving
g
how ranw_ farmers 2 mErS 50Pdtheir last
years' crop for more than the original
cost of their farms.
e Ccan*pa.. r"r ad r�eai
ssist,an ^ of is C eionleetion
cow �kp,��,nt DC�artrlent fr�d
seregpiy ie g reUahae =ni o ^
w: t o brut
o a
er cultivation. �t
c� 1 f d,riey P ..s and aril %l=t
the Sevres plant lea ins^ goons to .
Engna.a a.ral to q t those person, 1 t tat( stn es 10
,ing their a* d. Y y felerois,
tsntries are no lnfR�'uce,'�-o o➢ ,. :
, nae en how weld,; leo
��n their supplies Toy a,ew*sass #+ts. rr
at exttortiotix to liriees f oris lIohland I have reeok�entic
and a tai fes, ret i' ,;.s *,o ^o l ;fil
the
sez1
lla i r:u r r .., y a
were
e
datd oti4. dl !lid?,
� lds� � r;"ttd tlae�,�,iia�q!
tbent "
Kkl1knc y°
iced dl,.ey-
shy Dodd"s
to uc.,
® mee int
Bloomer frocks are all the rage for
little tots. The cunning model il-
lustrated is made with dress and
bloomers attached, =Icing one gar-
ment to handle and to make, but giv-
ing the effect of two when the little
dress is on. McCall Pattern No. 7738,
Child's Bloomer Dress; in 3 sizes, 2 to
6 years. Price, 15 cents.
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or from
the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto,
Dept. W.
Two Swedish pulp mills are now
manufacturing industrial"alcohol from
their waste.
UEEN'S
KINGSTON
4.."'ONTARIO
•- ARTS
sem;.
MEDIC14E E)I;BUCAT1Odti
APPLIED SCIENCE
ng, Chemical."Civil, Mechanical and
Electricalugiueer1n g.
HOME STUDY'
Art, Course b ,correspondence. Degree
with one year's attendance.
SSummer`Schooi PlSavigiltion Scbo.1
July anal Ruauet December to April
15 O. 'Y. CHOWN, Regi}4rer
tntne
est
Th
Sevres s;s�
so large tl
tkelg to foam in them , 'h
are being "roasted" i2: the
electric furnaces that forrnerIy s
for the manufacture of dishes,
edu
my era.
PERFECT BF .TH
NO
aey ne3"s.
That
ub` the be.
ted
Brace US
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QVit
t the wo t I, and
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apart{ utood
ey (nils ars
TOME O$
hl OT
Mohammedans C!aim E'
Near Veddah, Port o
R EVE 41
is Eh Tied 7.V�z
rocs, £ Nt
Ida
CIAMAIL V
Ndwr Device Attached tc
;nets to Save the
More and more the men in the
trenches are coming to resemble their
armor -clad forebears. The latest inno-
vation is a chain mail veil draped from l
it
'the 'steel helmets: The invention is
that of a London eye specialist and it
has proved its value. The steel veil
hangs from a roil across the helmet
front and protects the eyes and face,
while not interfering enough with the
sight to inneair the soldier's eiiieii-
ener,
LT
ea with
'I'
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as gide;
„AM.1o1!i
1
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M
Loss of a ' et t is' a ser -tau
lsp i,e �
tememail c$it �,
r
42x blit
so'
r
r
lotis of appetite, net `piecing" bet
ones ,to be , meals, before vex aend for a doetor
Eery loony ear he
aan hn,i':zn towards 1iisws.�x ase ids iEa fid.
it ice^ �_..��� �si>
I*i?i ,I'�,'��AE '� rS
rs rli
SEtS Cit��kie� for :tile in geed {3.rltaa'lim
t' �2p 'town �e most aseiai and a teresties
ital irafc e+� I pais 3 a}oa tA,�t;on oxl
Pe
upplien*lorl_ 10 w"f25on abet»l .S.n i4it1
deg z>s e street, Torpnta.
Con
n :us3's, , scnnLls £oVs
es.
c
a
2
AND i T4P, 'etzd for spectra
33
Say Cele Week* . 411
rorYto,
et
tasi ter ntee'.
at present
arilifh, Caa:
clatter t
Tv,' dr men were
aritM of n book,
alscII an subs
:o, 10}tis, you
DUE TO THE BLOB \Vhat is probably the meet
rI c►i Wulttan Need Be Con
stantly g al�lcl
Unhappy.
NO. tire Traternied every girl and ev
onion ter lac ;sappy, attractive, card
id Hsealtlaw, Vet Eoo
ninny of tlieni
id it>caih' lives stedderieti by suf?ering-mm
taress w y e beeause €1 e ; blood is to
eme, ,ill U oxo mamma,- " g!rle sold
osrsen with colorless c.lat.ks, dull a lrcaht t
anal sumo,, lusterless ey^e�, aro a;alh, aw
condillon because t'.:ey;save not from the ire
fa bleu;, rod blood 9n their veins moslaln° tri
o kt an them well and in the cbartn of ba ui:a of Adan
a1tb. They tuner from deacrosins A eonnnaon`
Meardness and periodical laea?clacioeqoho height' of
not co; respond;, with me din'a£nelone Cit
leer tomb, which to tiezirly 400 feet `
long ! Slhe mouse bavo Leet; of a sozrhe
what sstrangc hepe, age liar' gravida is
only 10 feet or 11 :feet wide! In the
middle of the grave is a email build,
tug containing a curious whistss to
the devotion of the Mealern:e Oa the,
wiatoweesbed: walla of this llttlo temple
are -hundreds o thousands of pee:ailed
names, as far as the hand can renoh.
ratztnrd'n Zdniment wand by 'Iourstolana.
able aunt
ieeribs is
posed resting
fir,?
uwt of all alleged Bible
which marks the sup -1
eo of Eve, the mouse
12e human race, It nes about e mels i
the north pf .reddlath, the port of , w<i
i.�rot
aa.
sfe. _.
a, i?
aM.rrle,vec3
fJudgmt t.
lwdazclly discuslitl}; t
Finally one of tae
said to the otic
4:xtli't appr'etiz}te:
Heels yourself
dd�hn, '°ora 1 ne
emt
es:ea,
Wee borictl,'
obr, seed. Adam. I,,,
owwn!Y„
;sit lines form under their oyes, their
'heart palpitates violently after the
Slightest exertion, and they are, often
attaeked-with fainting spells. These'
pie tis 11
ascribes to
tsel!!:. If the lbs
tl ataributea to Eve a mirror
fds;i; but blit deer sand site wii
companion. Eos
carriage or crllb with a 1:i
If they .fall, or if sl;e th
away, they can't go t'ar Rl
soon be playing with them again
Aak for bliinaard*a ond' mita r50 otlior.:
al
lne
id's Lir( izent Co.,
I have uses; your hIi* aa.c
ii ley f mityIai". elect
` ar
andeel/elder
�,dYlp"ie htitic".
dptare irony,
iI.I"IIEf� Roc,,
Roxg-:,11 Poled
:a ab see,
rx,
!l�
,s.
are only a few of the miseries of blood
lessnesti, Nothing can secure girls and
wvomen from the inevitable decline
that follows anaemia except a gener-l'
ous s rp.it ly of new, rich, red blood, and
nothing bas ever proved so successful`
in creating red, good blood as Dr, Wil-
liams Pink Pills for Pale People;
Thousands and thousands of girls and
women owe their good health and
charming complexion to the use of this
medicine. }fere Is one example of rte•
polder to cure. Miss Dorina Bastion,
St. Jerome, Que„ says:" "For over a
year my health Vas gradually falling,
my blood had seethed almost to have
turned to water, my cheeks were pale,
my lips bloodless, and the slightest
exertion loft me breathless. I suffered
frequently from > severe headaches, my
appetite failed, and nay friends feared
I was going into consumption. I had
been doctoring but did not derive any
benefit, and finally I had to give up
my work and return home. It was at
this stage that a friend brought me a
box of Dr. Williams' Pink' Pills and.
urged me to try them. By the time
the box was used I thought they were
helping me, and decided to continue
using the pills. I took a half' dozen
boxes more, when my stren
completely returned, my appetite was
restored, my; colorreturned, headaches
had disappeared; and I was feeling ,bet-
ter than I had been for years. I would
urge every weak and ailing girl to give
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial."
These pills are sold by all medicine
dealers or may be had by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,,Brock-
ville, Ont.
A STATE'S BUTCHER. SHOPS.
New Zealand Opens Two in Auckland
As An Experiment.
• The New 'Zealand government has 1
recently opened two butcher shops
in Auckland in order to keep the re-
tail price of meat down to the lowest
possible minimum, and also to make
the experiment as to whether under a
stricter system of management the
increases in the price `, of meat an-
nounced by
nnounced,by the butchers are justified.
The butehers are given the optionaof
drawing on the Imperial Govern-
ment's supplies.
overnment's:'supplies. The two freezing
cotnpanies in the Auckland district-
will supply meat to them during al-
ternate monthsat bare cost price,
without trying to make any profit on.
the transaction. The Government re-
tail shops are already transacting a
very large business, and the, public
are able to purchase meat at sub-
stantially reduced prices.
The Isle of Man is under British
soverelgnity, but has its own constitu-
tion and government, and is exempt'.
from laws made by the British Parlia-
ment unless specifically named. The
-chief executive "officer, the Lieutenant
Governor, is appointed by the British
Crown.
nesom
yin Englishnhan has invented a vest
with lapels which can be turned up
and used as throat and chest protec-
tors in .inclement weather,
MONEY ORDERS
Send a Dominion Express Money
Ostler°: They are payable everywhere.
Don't throw away burnt milk; pour
it into a clean jug and stand in cold
water. By the time the milk is quite
cold the scorched taste will, have dis-
appeared.
When Your Eyes Need Care
tee Murine Eyelifedicine. NoSmarting-Feeis
Finc—Acte
QQnict ty. Try it for Edd, Weak.
Sore Bresan5Ci:anelated Eyelids Marine is
(Impounded by our'OenaiSts—nor a "Patent
lifedicineu-but used in successful Physicians'
Practice for many years. ?low dedicated to
the Public and [told by Druggista'at SSOo per.
Bottle. �S!urine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes.
15e and'riOe. Write for Book of the;nye Free.
Morino Bye Remedy Company; Chicago. Ade.
Vegetable gardens under trees will
not do well.They shade the plants
and take the moisture from the soil.
Minard,s Liniment."Lumberman's Friend.
To invigorate yourself when bath
ing,'put some coarse salt in a jar and;
pour en just enough water to make
a shish—not enough to dissolve the
salt. Take it up by handfuls and
rub yourself with it, then rinse off
with clear water and rub well.
o:r r qt
se01
et.
The diamond is the hardest
substanee—to get,
her
Wi
Me
Bette
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a.
ci
r der
trouble
h acts
sults are
or twos
cditike,
is betel i *
^sect;. LXoirt#e.
NAV
8Sires, Allays ,1
if you write. $i c
cr 3-aGe'e . Latest teS.ai
nisi, d„x15tees!.
aft t a*xlee ... r.�.,.
YOt
le at
r.txr.it act
nd Doctor Judkins, The Medical Autho
Publish Astonishing Report on Wonderhil
Remedy To Strengthen Eyesight
Say it Strengthens Eyesight 50% in One Week's Time in Many Ins ances
he eyesight more than 1-,0 per cent itt
BuCK
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at gome.
New York.—Dr. Beck, a New Yorir state
eye specialist, and Dr. Ttidkins, a Massa-
chusetts physician were asked to make it
OFF WITtIOUT PAIN ,,,
Cincinnati man tells how to dry ,1
up a corn or callus so it lifts 1
off with fineers. obi
You cortf-pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes
that nearly kilSed you before, says this
drops of freezone applied directly on a
tender, aelein.micorn or callus, stops
sorenes.s at once and soon the corn -or
hardened callus loosens so it can be
lifted off, roat and all, wiehout pain.
little at any drug store, but will posi-
tively take off eyery hard or, coftecorn
or call -use This should be,trietl, as it
Itastienethrepesausillsroeunadnirdngissisiainid no: to ilea.
If your druggist haslet any freesone
tell him to get a email bottle for you
'from his wholesale drug house. It
fine staff and acts like a chasm everye
thorough test of the popular eye remedy,
Bon Opto. Their reports were Most iuter-
eeting. Here they are:
Dr. Beck reports, "When my attention
ivas first called to the wonderful eye rem-
etly, Bon Onte, I Eves inclined to be skepti-
cal. I make it a rule to test every new
treatment which is brought to my attention.
Having specialized in eye work for the past
twenty years, I believe I, am qualified to
express ront intelligent opinion on remedies
applicable to the eyes. Since ton Opto has
created sue!” a sensation througheut the
United States and Canada, I welcomed the
opportunity to Piet it. began'to use it in
iny practice a little over a year ago and I
am frank to say that the regults obtained
are slut that I hesitate to -tell of my ex.
perienee for fear It will sound incredible.
Some of the results I have accomplished
with Bon Opto.not only astonished myself
but also °tiler physicians with whom I leave
talked about it. I have had manyeindivid-
uals who had worn glasses for years for
far- sir hteclness near-eigliterinese astigma-
tism fuel other eye wea.the.sses, tell me they
have dispensed with"them through the adop-
tioe of the Bon Opto principal. Many eye
treilbles eau be traced directly to muscular
contraction and relaNation aeti since Bon
Opto method tells hew -to exercise and de-
velop the eye museles, It reaches conditions
not possible' through other 13CRTIS. adVIS0
every thoughtful physician to study Bon
trial / haVe and there is 30 doubt in my
mind they will eenirito the conclusion I
,have, namely, that the Bon Opto method
lopees thn door for the cure of many eye
,troubles which have heretofore been impos-
sible to cope with. The treatment is so
thnple in iis application that it mill be used
it home by anyone of average intelligence.
in my own peactlee I have eeea it strengthen
prleing (*Meet In rases of work strained eyea„
pink eye, infteenned eetarrhal cone
ing eyes, eyes weakened front colds, suieUe.
sun, dust. and wind, watery eyes, lilt:reed
vision, and in fact many other ceridititenS
new itria startling eado had just come under
obeervation, which yielded to Boa Glebe,
is that of ri young girl, 12 years old. TWo
examination of the young girl. decided In
order to save the sight of her right eye, the'
kit eye muSt bo retztoVed. Befere permit-
ting her to be ontorated,,on„, the young girra
father decided to use Boa Opto. la less
than three days a marked Improvement was
noticed. At the end of a week the infirm -
illation had almost disappeared, and at thq
end of edx weeks tho eye we§ saved. Just
think what the seving of that eye means Le
this little girl. Another ease la that of
lady nitety-three years old. She came be.;
me with (Pill vision and e.xtreme inilatanut-
tion of the lids and the cenjunctiva WfiS
most raw. After tseo weeks. use of Bali
Opto the lids *ere absolutely normal and
her eyed are as bright as many a girl ot
Dr. ;nulling, liassachusetts physician,
formerly Chief of Clinics in the 'Union Gen-
eral Hospitej, Boston, Mass., and fatmerly
Rouse Surgeon at the New England Eye and
tar Infirmary of Pertland, Maine, and
medical author for many .years, reports:
litive found oculists tdo prone to oper-
ate and opticians tot) willing to" prescribe
giasees wane neglecting the simple formu-
las which forni. the hileie Of that NVonderial
home trieatment for eye troubles, Bon Opto.
'This, in my opleion, id a remarkable rem-
edy for the cure 'and prevention of MineY ere
disorders. Its stictesd developl,ng aim
strengthening deb eyesight'w111 scion make
eye glasses old fashioned and the form of
eye baths which the Bon Opto method_ plio-
vides, tvii1 make its Ilse as common as that
of tile tooth brush. 1 ti.M. thoroughly con-
vinced frena ray experience with Bon Cepto
that it will strengthen the eyesight at least
50 per cent in ote week's title in reanY in-
stances. Dr. Devine. director aL
medical iespection in the nost,on schools, le
his report published February 20, 1017,
states that only 14,015 out of 50,175 ex-
anained, need to wear glasses now, marked
decrease over the previous report. Bon
Opto is hastening the eyeglasslese wee in
bespectacled Boston,"
Victims of eye Sift:Ill-1 und other oye weak-
nesses and those who wear glas.-ma will be
lad to know that according to ldr. Beck
and Dr. „Indleins. theee is real hope and
help for them. 'Many whose eyes were fail-
ing qay they bave lied their eyes restored
by' this remarkable prescriptioa and many
who onoe wore glasses say they have
thrown 111001 away.'i One man Gays, after
using it:, "I was almost Unruh Could not
sec to read at all. Now I (mil eead every-
thing without my glasses and niy eyes do
not hurt any illOrt>. At night they woeld
pain dreadfully. /Now they -tee? fine all the
time. ,It was like a mirade to inc." A lady
who used it says: "The atmosphere seemed
this presceiption for 15 days eyerything
seems clear. ean read eyen
felavsasses
DR. JEDDINS
caused ovesworked, tired eyes which in -
Aimed fierce headaches. 1 have worn, glasses
for several years, both for distance aud
close work and without theni I could not
read ray own name on an envelope or the
typewriting on the machine before um. I
can do both now and. ,have discarded my '
long distance glasses altogether. 1 can
couot the fluttering leaves on the trees
across the street 110'0, which fur several
years have looked like a dita green. blur to
me. I cannot ezpress my joy at what it has
done for Me."
"It is believed that thousands who wear
glassea can now discard them in: a reason-
able time and multitudes more will be Ethie
to strengthen theii eves so es to be spered
the' trouble and expense of ever getting
glassEe. Dye troubles of many cicseriptious
linty be Wonderfully benefited by the use of
this preseriaition at home. Here is the pre-
scription: o to any. active drug stoseeand
water and .let it dissolve. With this. liquid
bathe the eyes two to four timeS Sou
should notice your,eyes clear up perceptibly
fight free). the etart and inflammation and
reeness will quickly disappear. If your
eye§ bether you even e little, it is -your duty
td take stops to save them no'w before it le
too late, Many hopelessly blind might have
saved their sight ir they had cared for their
eyeo in time.-
'deem- prominent physician to -,y111n1
the above article W111 sulinated, said: "Yes, the
renaedy. dtst‘comitituent ingredients are well
tb ethineat CYO specialists awl widely pre-
scribed by them, have lised it very suceesS-
It is One of' very 'Yew preparn
feel 11150111 he „Itlittt,litali'lland for reguiiirelate fit
1,i,li;ionist every fit -oeta,,,,t1
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