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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-05-31, Page 7'Whole wheat and 1Viiik--the two Most perfect foods given to man. Dietetic experts play quarrel about everything else, but they are agreed pn this; TheP ro er' P combination is Shredded Wheat Biscuit with milia —the greatest amount of protein (the element that builds muscular- tissue) for the least ' money. Twoor three of these Biscuits with milk make a nourishing breakfast on which to start the day's work and they cost only a few cents. A boon to the housewife be- cause they are ready -cooked and ready -to -eat. Delicious with berries or other fruits.' Made in Canada. 1. Summer Models Flowered voile trimmed with plain 1110" ;organdy is a charming combination dor a summer frock, especially if made in a manner similar to the accompany- ing illustration. The pleated skirt finished with a frill around the waist, land big, fluffy pockets, is unusual in its style and daintiness; McCall Pat_ (tern- No. 7785, Ladies' Waist, in 6 sizes, 84 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. a nroc,tna Bloomer frocks are all the rage for little tots. The cunning model il- lustrated is Invade with dress and bloomers attached, making one gar- Iment to handle and to make, but giv- ling 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. i:hese patterns may be obtained from your local McCall dealer, or from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto, Dept. W. A STATE'S BUTCHER SHOPS. New Zealand Opens Two in Auckland .As An Experiment. The New Zealand government has (recently opened two butcher shops 'in Auckland in order to keep the re- tail price of ;neat 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 the butchers are justified. The butchers are•given the gption of drawing on the Imperial Govern- ment's supplies. The two freezing companies in the Auckland district (►•will supply meat to them during al- ternate months at bare cost price, ,without trying' to make any profit on the transaction. The Government re- tail shops are already transactingg a i large business) and the very ublie ;y Y ap are able to purchase meat at sub- 'etantially reduced prices. Keen' Minard's Liniment In the house, look much Carpets better if beaten on an old bed sprang than on a clothes- Ihe'. t0 to u A eroott Remedy NbERSO '4 11eri i r a - 3 l in t et , r , w ifl. ems, To ais'enstlnat>n•Onzdm a trouble, Idu1y Bed i v ag so t,roo ones tFaatm altt�4 t d d4gr rnnaeIfbo 8 11679 a,ha ,rouoMto' a .. wanted: ... FERTILIZERS AT SI4.ALL COST. Compost Heap of Great Value to the Gfardepa, ,fertility of the Pell is of prime im- portance, and fortunately all soils may be made fertile, Where it le pop- sillier a green cover crop of clover, al- falfa, peas or beans may be ploughed lander with beneficial resulte. !Phis ls. especially valuable for heavy clay, soils that need the addition of hulnus. Never burn your leavee, er anything for that'latter, if you have a garden. All of it, unless it is bones, which may be burned, may be utilized more ef- fectively ae a compost than as ashes, which are difficult to handle and a large portion of which iia likely to escape. Of course, if you have wood ashes from the fireplace, save them carefully and use them where they will do the most good. In some part of your ground start a compost heap, or, bettor, a pit. Into it pilt everything that will decaya'nd form vegetable food. All the trim- mings and clippings from garden and lawn, leaves, even garbage, may be brought together, and by use of lime kept from being an offence while it is undergoing the changes that will make It available for the garden. One of the very best of all mater- ials for use in the garden is sod, Whenever you have a little time, dig up a few -sods in out of the way cor- ners and' put them away. They have stored up ,in themthe food of .other years and as they mellow and mix with the soil they will be of the ut- most value, They are placed in alter- nate layers with barnyard manure, and will, when turned from time to time and thoroughly mixed so as to form one substance, be ideal for use in the„flower or vegetable borders. In well ordered old gardens there is always a compost heap, hidden away behind evergreens or in some out of the way place, yet convenient of ac- cess. If you are beginning your gar- den this year begin your compost heap and keep it going as long as you have a garden. You will be surprised' to find how may things can go into it with advantage. PERFECT HEALTH DUE TO THE BLOOD No Girl or Woman Need Be Con- stantly Ailing and Unhappy. Nature intended every girl and every woman to be happy, attractive, active and healthy. Yet too many of them find .their lives saddened by suffering- nearly always because their blood is to blame. All those unhappy girls and women with colorless oheeks, dull skins and sunken, lusterless eyes,, are in this condition because they have not enough blood, red blood in their veins to keep them well and in the churn of health. They suffer frd•m depressing weariness and periodical headaches. Dark lines form under their eyes, their heart pakbitates violently '=after the slightest exertion, and they are often attacked with fainting • spells. These are only a few of the miseries of blood- lessness. Nothing can secure girls and women from the inevitable decline that follows anaemia except a gener- ous supply of new, rich, red blood, and ;nothing has ever proved so successful in creating red, good blood as Dr. Wits hams Pins;. Pills for Pale People. Thousands and thousands of girls and women owe their good health and charming complexion to the use of this medicine. Here is one example of its power to cure. Nll.ss Dorina Bastien, St, Jerome, Que„ says: "For over a year my health was gradually failing, my blood had seemed almost to have turned to water, my cheeks were pale, my lips bloodless, -and the slightest exertion left me breathless. I suffered frequently boon severe beadaches, my appetite fatted, and my friends feared I was going into consumption. I had been doctoring but did not derive any benefit, and finally I liad 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 strength had completely returned, lay appetite was restored, my color returned, headaches had disappeared and I was feehing'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.'Willdams' Medicine Cd, Brock- ville, Ont. TOMB OF OUR MOTHER EVE Mohammedene Claim Eve is Burled Near Yeddah, Port of Mecca. What is probably the most remark- able and str'anges't of all alleged Bible tombs is that whish marks the sup- posed resting place of Eve, the mother of the hwmae race, It lies about a mile to the north of Jeddah, the port of Mama, Speak Of ' Them In The Highest Terms Why Mr, and Mrs. West Recom- mend Dodd's Kidney Pills. They Cured Mr. Weet's•i-umbago and Made Mrs. West Feel LIke a New Person. They Are the Best Tonin, St, James, Man„ May 28tH (Special) —That Doeld's Kidney Pim are )lying UP to their great reputation in the We81 s twice proved by, Mr, and Mrs. G. W' est, well known and highly re- speoted residents of this place, Let Mrs, West tell the story of what the eat nati inmas dogrne Por Oaliaraddlnusbaknddandeyreherself,edy ]l "My husband suffered from attacks of hmibago," site states, "and the doc- tor did him no good, but I cam truth- fully say that since using Dodd's Kid- ney Piple he is entirely free froln lum- bago, • ' iI myself took six boxes of Dodd's Kidney •PLils and am juet like a neW person; 1 have gained 10 lbs, since lie hag them and my friends compliment me on how weNi I Look. " "I have recommended Dodd's Kid- ney PLlls to some of my lady friends who were complaining of not feeling well, and they, like myself, speak high- ly of them." Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the kid- neys. Caped kidneys make pure blood. That Is why Dodd's Kdddey Pills are the best tame, IAN HAY'S MILITARY CROSS. Gallant Deed Which Earned For Him the Deserved Decoration. Nearly, every one has either heard Captain Ian Hay Berth, author of "The First Hundred Thousand" and• "Getting Together," or has heard /of him; a great many people know that he was decorated with the Military Cross, but owing to the Captain's silence on his own deeds few of his many friends know --the occasion of the honor. It was at the battle of Loos, in Sep- tember, 1915, that Captain Beith's regiment, the Tenth .Argyll and Suth- erland Highlanders, was holdings un- der a terrific shell fire a hard-won position on the third line of German trenches. All but four of the officers had -been killed or wounded, and fin- ally, when the enemy had surrounded the gallant little company on three sides the order was given to fall back. Captain Beith, with four of his men, was left to man a machine gun 'to cover the retirement of the regiment. One by one the men with Captain Beith fell under fire, and finally the Captain was left alone. It is almost absolutely necessary fo two or more men to operate a machin gun, but Captain Beith stuck at it alone. Then, before his ammunition was exhausted, the gun jammed and became useless. Nothing remained, therefore, for him to do but retire, and under heavy fire he rejoined his troops. Some few weeks later, to his great surprise, Captain Beith receiv,ed his decoration. IINCOICHAGE CULTIVATION Campaign by Cenadiao Pacific Ry, to Meet I'eod Shortage,. In order bo encourage the eettlo- ment and cultivation of vacant lands in the Western Provinces, the Calm" thanPaeiiiii Railway Company, through its Colonization and Develop- ment Department, of which 'Mr. J. 8, Dennis is the head, has undertaken an active campaign to try and induce absentee owners to enitivete their holdings, A circular has been issued to some 8,000 absentee owners, pointing out the profits which can be made by cultivating their lands, and showing how malty farmers sold their last. years crop for more than the original cost of their forms, f The Company offers the advice and assistance of its Colonization and Development Department free , of charge, in supplying reliable informa- tion as to how to go about getting the land under cultivation and will send, on request, the fullest details as to routes of travel, customs regulg;- tions, passenger and freight rates and similar data. In ' undertaking this camaign the Company is following its usual broad policy of Dominion -wide development, realizing that every new settler means greater production to meet the food shortage which -at present threatens the world, and which Canada, with its extensive and fertile unplowed areas, ean,provide. WORLD'S GREATET HIGHWAY Was a Good Road Centuries Before The Birth of Christ • Search where you will, you will find no highway in the whole world so ro- mantic as the Grand Trunk Road of India. A stately avenue of three roads in one—the centre of hard metal, the roads ca each side aside -deep to sli- very dust fringed by double rows of teees1.11 runs for 1,400 miles through the vast northern pklltdn wbdoh sildrts the Himalayas, from Calcutta to far Peshawar, which keeps sentinel at the gate of Afghanistan. From horizon to horizon it stretches like a broad white ribbon, as • seemingly straight as if traced by a gigantic ruler. And dotted along the entire length are h,lnd•rede of wayside rest -houses, each with its ardhed and turreted gateway. For 3,000 years the Himalayas have looked down on this road and have seen it as they see it to -day. It was the world's greatest highway before Rome was cradled, Alexander the Great led bis Greeks along it to ths. conquest of Northern India ; and Buddha himself took his daily walks along it centuries before Christ was cradled. It has seen 100 generations of men come and go; yet to -day it is, to the eye, exactly the same as in the long -gone years when Nineveh) was a ✓ proud city and our own ancestors e gnawed bones in their caves, CURIOSITIES OF TAXATION Boots and Shoes In Holland Were Taxed According to Size. The archives of Holland contain or- dinances whish may well be regarded as curiosities of taxation. In. the year 1666 there was a tax imposed on all passengers traveling in Holland by land or water. In 1791 this tax •was still in force. In 1674 a duty of five cents was levied mi each person who entered a tavern before noon. Per - sone who assembled in a private house after three o'oloock In the afternoon for the purpose of amusing themselves had each to pay a certain sans, and these who entered a place of enter- tainment were likewise taxed. There was a duty on marriages and deaths. The amount of the tax varied aoeord- ing to the social position of the parties, while in the case of a person buried outside of the district in which he lived the amount payable by his exeoutor was doubled. But the most curious tax of all was one imposed in 1674 on boots and shoes. In order to prevent the impost from being evaded, each of those ar- ticles so essential to huniau comfort had to be convspicuously marked on the upper loather with the stamp of the marcor, and alto with that of the tax. Ing officer. The sum to be paid was regulated by the size of the boot or shoe, so, apart from the question of beauty, in those days it was a real ad- vantage to have a small foot. It saved expense, - o—o—o—o—o—o—o-o—o—o—o—o- YES I LIFT A CORN OFF WITHOUT PAIN _Cincinnati man tells hdw to dry up a corn or callus so it lifts off with fingers, e—o—o—o—o-o--o—o 0 0-0-0— You corn -pestered 'men and women ed stiffer no longer. Wear the al)oee at nearly ]tilled you before, win this noknnati antbority, because a few ops of'freczone applied directly on a filer, aching corn or eiallue, stops reness al' once and soon the corn or , rdenod callus loosens so it esu be lefled off, !pot and all., without pain, A small bottle of freezone coats very little at May drug store, but will peal-, ovary take off everrhard or soft •corn ' or collets, This should be tried, as ft is inoxjiensdve and is said not to irri- tate the surronndtldi 1 g skin. If your druggist hasn't any i`i'eezone tell him to got a email bottle for you from hie evholestt'io drug house, 11 is fine stuff and mote lite a charm every time. • AnEn,1ih s malt has . s Invent g etlm vest with .lapels which Can be turned up and used as throat and chest Iirotec. tors its inclement eweathers. ettnarA'a T.iunusat wed by physiela8a. The' tradition that Eve was buried 110 here 1s older than Mohanunod. Adam th is believed by some to rest at his own Ci peak in Ceylon, but this is debated by dr O,demtar Sohoial's. There had been a.te difference, so the Mohammedans say, so between our fii'sit parents, and ave lis spent the e I est years of her life at Jod- daihr Where she wens burled, not fltr from the great temple in Mecca .Which Moslem tradition ascribes to the hands of Adam himself, A common legend attributes to Eve the Insight of 118 feet, but dols' dross not correspond with the dimensions of her tomb, Which is nearly 400 feet long t Slid niust'haVe been of a som0. whet strange shape, as her grave fs. only 10 :feet or 11 feet wiael In the middle f bgravei midi o to aaema 41 bull- a leg containing a curlew au Vlin C99 to the devotion. of the o McslOms. Onh' to whittoweushed wale of Ole little temple are llnntdrods of thousands - s o. f' Pencilled nLamea'r'05 far as the hand dab reach, HEALTHY CHILDREN It is natural far •little ones to be 1 well, and with care every baby can be ' kept well. The main thing towards keeping little ones well is to keep their little stomach sweet and their bowels regular, Baby's. Own Tablets will do this. Thousands of mothers keep the Tablets in the house, as they find thej}nn an efficient guard against illness. Cdn- cerning them Mrs. Hilaire Desmarais, St. Joseph de Sorel, Que., writes: "1 believe Baby's Own Tablets are the best medicine in the world for child- ren. My baby was terribly constipated but the Tablets promptly cured him and now he Is a big healthy child." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brock- ville, 001, 1 \ti Loss of appetite is a serious symp- tom in sinall children; but be sure it is loss of appetite, not "piecing" between meals, before you send for a doctor. MONEY ORDERS Send a Dooninion Express Money, Order. They are payable everywhere. Two Swedish pulp mills aro, now manufacturing industrial alcohol from their waste, Wineries Liniment Lumberman's Friend, To invigorate yourself when bath- ing, put soma coarse salt in a jar and pour on just enough water to make a slush—not enough to dissolve the salt. Take it up by . handfuls_ and rule yourself with it, then rinse off With clear water and rub weir.. Whe• n Your Eyes Need Care tseMutate Eye Medicine. No Smarting—Feels IPIue—Acts Quteltly. Try It for lied, Weak, Bore Slyes and Granulated Eyelids, Annette is compounded by our Ocndets—not e, ^Palest Medicine"—bat used in enecesefttl Physicians' Practice for many years. Now dedicated to the Public and sold by Druggists at hoe per Bottle, Mnrine Eye Salvo In Aseptic Tubes, I6e and Oc. Write for Toole of the Eye tree. Murine €Ye Remedy Company, Oblongs. Atli. If the baby is lonesome or fussy, tie a mirror where she can see herself, and she will be interested in seeing her companion. Fasten her toys to her carriage or crib with a long string. If they fall, or if she throws them away, they can't go far encl,,,,she will soon be playing with 'them again. • Minard's Liniment Co„ Ltd, Gents, -I have used your Minard's Liniment In my family and also In my stables for years and consider it the best medidne obtainable, • Yours truly, • ALFRED ROC:I-TAV, Proprietor li.oxlon Polid 1dotel and Livery 9tathlea. A satisfactory substitute for pota- toes has been found I 'n bananas, peeled uhdeiwater and boiled mail mealy, They are served with salt and tc )e r. k p l ISSIJI No, 22--'i7N AUt5o14roaxI:E g vonn. SAXON r1I f OA.'i)1I.LAO 111 0001D RUN - (l u� f0 o110$21 0,londdltian, mote spare 711DSOIY 11136 MODri1'.i0, C;'LIN- .aa. der, 7 Fis s i ;ei' 'Pouring Car, =ee- rie lights and alarter, neventiy one batted end newly sainted Tires in gaol tempo, Prier, $1,30a flUD,$ON 1019 MODEL, 0 C111N- der. 7 i'aesengee' 'Touring Oar, with. elooh'lo tights and darter. Thoroughly ovOl'hauled in our clamp and neivlY Paint, ed, $eat covers on all Agate and doors. Oversize tiros P'l'SO $1800, rn ifT tJDSON,MO1330L 37, 0 PASSJ7NGkli't, .Aj. 4 oyldndei' Touring Cal'. i610etrta nets and ,starter, in geed rennlpg ardor apd newly painted, Looks like -,Jt. new ear, Prlee 8.050, ... F]AIGn7. OMAN. A YEdt IrINA loaning• closed cal, seating live, leatrio lights and starter, alae instep dome light, Nearly all the windows open, whish elves ample ventilation for eummer driving Price $700. ' lTe,ON' MOD77Laa. G PASS1aN•- x ger, 4 th, ate' 'apeol ng Cate, in good running' meth, at a_epo0lal price, $000• -CTUDSON 1918 MODEL 64," A MGR •�••4 Powered, six eyllpdor, 5 passenger Touring Car, in good running order and looks like new. Price $700, Q PUDiO0ACit10R, SEVEN PAIlIlE i- /7, ger; 4 cylinder Touring Car, in good running order. Th'efl in good shape; This car was painted this year and looks very nice, '.Price $300, IAOICSON, 6 PASSENGER,4 CYLIN- el der Touring Car. Hae electrlo lights and starter, good ,tiros, and is a bargain at the price, $$00. RUSS1iILL, 8 PASSENGERCABR1O- let. A very handsomeclosed oar, suitable for a doctor. Pries 81,000. We only sell used oars after the pur- chaser has had a demonstration and eafsfied himself of the running quail - ties of the car he Is baying, Call at our showroom next time you are in Toronto and let our salesmen show you any of our used oars and give you a-demnOnstra- tlon. Ta13' nommen AUTOMOBILE Co., Limited eece100 Bay' Street, Toronto.',Qnt. Matter of Judgment. Two men were boldly discussing the merits of a'book. Finally one of them, himself an author, said to the other: "No, John, you can't appreciate it. You never wrote a book yourself." "No," retorted John, 'and I neves laid an egg, but I'm a better judge of an egg than any hen." Agit for Minard's and take no other. 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. Catalogue ensiled free 3 0 +,� 11t�wntdry �tr4,a; F Save Aron 20 to 33 1-3 L'O'POTTS ni R0E110(310 zeta, TorloNTO USE Ross Self Sealers for the Flome Canning of Fruits, Vegetables and Meats J. F. ROSS GAN 00. Seo 'Hing St. W. - Toronto When buying your Piano insist on having an 4dOTTO HIGI1a" PIANO ACTION Amo riea's Pioneer Dog Remedios BOOK ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed 1falled free to nay oddrea9 by the Author H. CLAY GLOVER CO., inc. 118 West 3Iot Street, New York lA7EWNPAx'34xa8 rg74 HAI. 1Pknor 'J'M4RTNCe NIMH .AND 3913 OIleoe far pate in good Ontarle towns, The moot ueefut and interesting 06 at1 �Slusnees0s. ,troll lnfe)'psation on application 10 Wilson 'Publishing Coin - near, 79 Adelaide $treat, 'Toronto, MIHOELZ44sfm) T11 ' zoirniS, $ i 51 u AtrlJ r $pec; llml d., 2 0 un, cle Wor special 00 a list 1'51'arfy Cyoio 1Yorks, 413 Snadlpa Ave., u417:51o• (f.''1ANCER, T 1i1O11S, LVMP3. nrn, I internal and external, cµred with• nut pain by oqu ltomo h'cntmont, '{Nr1 to us betora too lata. man Medical. Co„ Llmltod, Colllncvood, Ord, X41 EN' UNIVERSITY KINGSTON ONTARIO ARTS MEDICINE' EDUCATION APPLIED SCIENCE Moog.gpoollenl Civil, Meohaulcai and Enecttlei Englueeriag, HOME STUDY Ara Course by correspoudence. Degree W1111 sae year's attendance, Summer School Navigation School July and August December to April 13 CE0, Y, 0HOWN, Registrar A fratomol end hour/ince aeclety that roteote its members 1 accordance witjt the ata • Government Standard. Sick and ctd unaral6ano to fr optional. lie P Authorised topbteln members and charter lodges Ireovoty Province In Canada. Purely Canadian, ads, pound and scone. mlrsl, It there la no local lodge of Chosen Friends In your district, apply ducat to any of the following oinverts Dr.J.W.Edvrards,M.P. W. F. Montague, Grand Councillor. Grand Record W. P. Campbell. -3. H. Sall, M•D„ • Grand Organiser. Grand Modleal HAMILTON . ONTARIO STOPS LAMENESS from a Bone Spavin, Ring Bone, Splint, Curb, Side Bone, or dialler trouble and gets horse going sound, Tt acts mildly but quickly and good re- ettlts are lasting. Does not dieter or remove the hair and horse can be worked. Page 17 in pamphlet with each bottle tells how. 82.00 a bottle delivered. Norse Book 9 M free. ABSORBINE, JR„ the antiseptic liniment for mankind, reduces the Swellings, En- larged Glands, Wens, Bruises,VaricoseVeins; heals Sores. Allays Pain. Will tell you more if you write. $1 and $2 a bottle at dealers at delivered. Liberal Ida bottle Tor 10c reamer W, F. YOUNG, P. 0, F., 610 Lymans Oldg„ Montreal; Oars., Mortise and Absentee, Jr.. are mule lo. Canes., IP et SPORT SHOES ifiN WITH SPORT CLOTHES That's the vogue, this year — to have one's shoes in harmony with the sport suit, or outing skirt and sweater. SUM ER SHOES are the most complete line of summer footwear ever made. The Fleet Foot trademark goes on shoes for every summer need—for work and play—for men, women and children. Ash your dealer to show you the Fleet Foot line— you'll find exactly what you want—and the prices are a halt, a third and even less, than equally attractive leather boots would cost. 204 r8 B0 'ck, The Well I ', a owns Eye Speciu•.:.list ... and Doctor Judkins, The Medic} l Author, Publish Astonishing Report on Wontsferfui Remedy To Strengthen Eyesight Say it Strengthens Eyesight 50% in One Week's Time in Many Instances DR, DECK A I'i'eo Pr'eseriptlon Yo,r Cam Dave Filled and SJse at Horne. New York.—Dr. fleck, a -Now York state e))'t' sperhllist and .Dr. Jud1ine, a Meese- ellltaett1 physician, were risked to mike rt thorough test of the popular eye remedy, Aon Opto. Their reports were moot inter- esting, here they nee: Dr. Beck reports. "When my attention was H"N gilled. to the wonderful eye rrem- edv, EonsOpto, 1 was inclined to be skeptl- eai. I make it a rule to test every new treatment which is brought to My attention, liuvlug apeeinlleed 10 eye work for We past' twenty years, I believe I am quallned to express an intelligent opinion en remedies AAppilrablo to the eyes. Since son Onto has treated snot, a sensation throughout the United States and Canada, I welcomed the opportnnity to trateit, 1 began to use It In my practice n little over a year ego enc; 1 run frank to any that lite results obtahlcd are such flint 1 hesltnto to tell of 1113' ex - pretence for .fear it will saiutll iucttrdlble, dome. Oe trio i'esnits 1 bnvo aecompllsted but th: Bou Opto ys play asthntshed m3'selx also other physicians with whom -I have tallied nbont it. 1 I1avo had ninny Individ- uals who had Worn glossas for years for far-slghtednoss, nen l'-eightedneso, asttgme- tiem and ottor eye weekllassoo, tell ole they been disppmssed with thorn through the aclop- tion of the Bolt 'Opts Principal. \luny pyo troubles o01h be tiered -directly to lmteeultir contraction m d relaxation and since Bon Oleo method tells how to exercise and do- velop the -eye muscles, It teacilee conditions not posslbla tln•Ou i other Menne, Y relates every thoughtful l,3'slctau to study non Onto princlpal, g vo 11 the sane eft efel 0301 I have anti there is no doubt. In my mind they will conte to the co tl s I n 1 have, namely, elVv thatt the Ann 0 ltomethodtl e orrti the door for filo C rn or tna,,v p e troubles bleb hove heretoforehoeninos- aurin to conn with. Tile treatmenttmant Is an sim11e inits n ltiani Inn tent it t'nn 1)o used 1.1101113 hY (myon0 of nverrlga futnlllgrtrre, In my pan meanie I Wiwi 800811 strongtbea the eyesight more than 60 per cent in one week's time. I have ales used it with eur- prising effect In eases of work strained eves, pink eye, indatnmed lids, catarrhal eon- iu"etivites, smarting, painful, aching, itch- ing eyes, eyes wenitened from colds, smoke sun, dust and wind, watery eyes, blurred vision, and in fact ninny other conditions too numerous to describe in this report. A new and startling case bas fust come under m3• observation, which yleirl0,1 to Aon Opto, is that of a young girl, 12 yeere old. Two prominent eye specialists, after a thorough examination of the Young girl, decided in order to save the sight of her right eyo, the loft eyomtust be removed. Before permit - dug her to be operated on, the young girl's father decided to use Bon Opto. In loss than three Bayo a marked improvement was noticed• At the and of it week the Judaea- minion had. almost dlenppeered, anti at the and of six weeks the eye was saved. J'nst think what the saving of Mint eye means'to this little girl. Another ease is that of a Italy ninety-three years old. She chine to me with dull vision and extreme inflamma- tion of the lids and the conjunctiva was al- most raw. After two weeks' use of Bon Opto the lids were nbsolutt'ly normal and her eyes are as bright as many n girl or sixteen." Dr. Tndklns, Massachusetts physician, formerly Cblef of Clinics in the Tinton -Gen - oral Hospital, Boston Mass., end formerly Rouse Surgeon, at the New England 1O3'o and Ear infirmary of Portland, Maine, and medical author for many years, reports: "I have found oculists too prone to oper- ate and optielons too willing to prescribe glasses while neglecting the simple formu- las width form the balls of that wonderful home treatment for eye troubles, Aon Opto, Tide, in my opinion, is a remarkable rem- edy for the erre and prevention of many eye ell.aorders. Ire success in dovcleeing and otrengthening the o'eeight will soon )Waite aye glasses old fnahlnned and the form of eve bathe whirl) the Bon Opto insthod pro. vides, will metro its use ns common as that of the tooth brush. I out thoroughly con- vinced from my experience with iron Opto that 0 will strengthen tiro eyaslglit at least 60 per' ME in one week'e time 111 many in- stancee, Dr. W. I3. Devine, dlret'ter of medical Snepeetion in the Boston enema in his report published February 20, 1;.17, etatee that Only 14,010 out of 01,171 ns- rmined, need to wear entente now, a marked glecl'ease Over the previous retort. Ben (haat a to hastening the eyeglnss77ose age In pp C ed on, Vlgtinte et eye strain and other eye weak - mead diad those Who Wear gleasea will be glad to know thet nceoreing to Dr. Beek and De.ttdkins, theta 10 real hope and bap for them. Many whoa eves were foil- ing say they have bed their eyes restored by this remarkable prescription and many ivho once wale generics say they have thrown them aava3': Ono man says after using 11: I was shoat blind. Gorski -not see � to read 86 all. Now J. Dant lead every- thing without any glasses end any eyes do not ;beet any Mora At night they would liia.dreadfoll , Now th ' p y va v r fan s"e l the 3 1 tithe. it WAS ]Ike n miracle to me." A lolly who Mad it save) 'The ntmesphare seemed les with r Zvi 1 y o i tout glbut aftrt'tfaing this 10 i1 prescription for 16 time everything Pottle clamGw , 1 eau rend en tin •i n print ivithanf l;lnesrs" Aunlhrr who n ,. it says; I was bothered with eye strait • D11. 371D1INS caused by overworked, tired eyes which in- duced fierce headaches. 1 have worn glasses for several years, both for distance and clogs vont and without them I could not road my own mune on 811 envelope or the typewriting on the snachlno before me. I can do both now and have dtsenedcd my long distance glasses altogether, I eta count the tlntter.tug leaves on the tree, across the street 110W, which far several years have looked like a dint green blur to me. I cannot express my joy at what It has dare for me.," 'It to believed that thousands who wear glasses can now discard them in a reason- able time and m111111 tics mere will be able to strengthen their eyes so as to be epnred 1110 tronblo nod expense of. ever gt�etting glasses, Lyo trochlea of many desertptlons may We n•ondrrttilly benefited by the 1160 of this prescription at horse. Hero is'ttio pro- scription: Co to any active drug store lied get a bottle or lion Opto tablets. Drop one Den Opto tablet in n fourth of a gloss et wetrrnt n 1 let L iC Resolve. wet dots limed bathe the eyes two to four times dally. Yeti should notice your eyes clear up perceptibly right front the start and lnllammatlon and eethie03 will quickly Meal/War. If Your eyes bother you even a little, it is yoor duty to take steps to save them now before it is too lata Many hopelessly blind might have saved thole. sight 11 they had eared for their oyes in trine, N above.,0o11 r Orombmut paya1rinn ,lo tt•hnm the above nrltulo Sons si omitted, a0wo Tes. the Bon sato in'eaonstitu la truly a wonderful pyo rnamdy, its constituent f rrntltrnls rite well scribed t ilnent 0110 sp031511510 sad widely pre. seroed 15' torn 3 have used 1t von aneecss- fidlywere in any own emotive on patients whop l rya, were strneod tbronab very trio or misfit OlassrO feel 1s we of suloet vm•y h,w propnrat nes 1 rrel sh on111 be ke N i n hand for r r regular 000 hi m almost evere Y family.. InOpto nferrr d 18 tante, le out it Meet nutdlchla or n eccrrt remmein 0, it ]s ae e 0 111, preparation, ' the 1 fob mute a being r r n Witted on Lbu uu n g 1 � r fih. mane. 1 R r ,II ll'1' 1 ganrantru 1t to nuu,0 11, eyesight to u•• y i u•nf le ra, a•k'a 1 I e w1. tlnie a many in• station oc Wend the manly , 1110 10 1pO .axed by ail; gond drnt;gisls, inelntills ; T. hent ai stores; also b3' (5.Calnblyn and 'L`, putoa S. o., 1 °route.