SAVE YOUR EYES
Simple Home Treatment Will Enable
You to Throw Away Your Glasses.
"HOW TO SAVE THE EYES"
IS THE TITLE OF A FREE BOOK.
At lust tho pood news enn lo published.
It Is predicted tlmt within n few years eyc
Klnsxes mid spectiicles will be so scarce that
tliey will bo regarded ns curiosities.
ThrouKhout tho civilized world there has,
for several years, been a recognized move
ment by educated medical men, particularly
eyo experts, toward treating sore, weak or
strained eyes rationally. The old way was
to lit a ,alr of glasses as soon ns the eyes
were found to be strained. These glasses
were nothing better thnn crutches. They
never overcame the trouble, hut merely gavo
a little relief while being worn and they
made the eyes gradually weaker. ICvery
wearer of eyeglasses knows that he might as
well expect to euro rheumatism by leaning
upon a walking stick.
The great masses of sufferers from eyo
strain nnd other curable optic disorders have
been misled by those who were maklog for
tunes out of eyeglasses and spectacles.
GET RID OF YOUR GLASSES.
Dr. John U Corish, an able New York
physician of long experience, has como for
ward with tho edict that eyeglasses must go.
Intelligent peoplo everywhere nre Indorsing
him. Tho Doctor says the ancients never
disfigured their facial beauty with goggles.
They employed certain methods which have
recently been brought to the light of modern
science. Dr. Corish has written n mnrvelous
book entitled "How to Save tho Eyes," which
tells how they may bo benefited, In many
cases Instantly. There Is an easy home
treatment which Is Just ns simple as It Is
effective, nnd It Is fully explained In this
wonderful book, which will bo sent free to
nnyone. A postal card will bring it to your
very door. This book tells you why eye
glasses nro needless nnd how they may he
put aside forever. When you have taken
advantage of tho Information obtained In
this book you may bo able to throw your
glasses away nnd should possess healthy,
beautiful, soulfully expressive, magnetic
eyes that Indicate tho truo character and
win confidence.
BAD EYES BRING BAD HEALTH.
Dr. Corish goes further. Ho asserts that
eyestrain Is tho main causo of headaches,
nervousness, inability, neurasthenia, brain
fag, sleeplessness, stomach disorders, de
spondency and many other disorders. Lead
ing oculists of the world confirm this nnd
say that a vast amount of physical and men
tal misery Is duo to tho Influence of eye
strain upon tho nerves and brain cells. When
eyestrain Is overcome, these ailments usu
ally disappear as If by magic.
FREE TO YOU.
Tho Okola Method, which Is fully ex
plained In Dr. Corish's marvelous book, is
the method which Is directed at making your
pjM normal and saving them from the dis
figurement c'. theso .needless, unpleasant
glass windows. If you wear glasses or feel
that you should bo wearing them, or If you
are troubled with hendacho In tho forehead
or nervousness when your eyes nre tired,
wrlto to-day to Okola Laboratory, Dept.
88F, Rochester, N. Y., and ask them to send
you, postnge prepaid, free of all charge the
book entitled, "How to Save tho Eyes, and
you will never regret the step tnken.
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Upon tho advice of nn experienced
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mix with our horso's oats every other
morning an ordinary drinking-glnss full of
tho cheap nriety of molasses known ns
"blackstrap." Tho nnimnl shed the old
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Looking Forward to
the Next Number
ASA MAGAZINE for home reading,
-rx tho next issuo of the Semi-Monthly
Magazine Section will have a distinct ap
peal for every member of tho family in
being lnrgcly devoted to stylo nnd npparel
features an advance guide to Spring
and Summer modes. Every man nnd his
wifo frankly or secretly wnnts to know
how to dress appropriately. Our Stylo
nnd Apparel Annual will brightly and ac
curately reflect tho trend of fashions
for nil.
Every feature will havo tho imprint of
authority. Mile, do Lourcy, for instnnce,
writes n chatty, informativo letter from
Paris forecasting just what will bo worn
by tho well-dressed woman in tho French
capital. Having tho entre6 to tho most
exclusive fashion ateliers, Mile, do Lourcy
has accomplished what is seldom dono re
liably shown in advance exactly what
tho French arbiters of dress nro planning.
Her letter will bo modishly illustrated with
exclusive drawings and photographs.
Grace Norton I?os6 will tell in detail
about Getting Heady for the Spring Dress
maker, discussing in text nnd picturo tho
newest wrinkles and fabrics. Sho also
writes authoritatively on the Correct
Vardrobc for the Outdoor Girl.
Chic Styles in Shoes and Hosiery and
7t'iiis on Hand-Made Lingerie nro fur
nished, with helpful illustrations, by Anno
L. Gorman; and many other essential fea
tares of dress nro each one described by
an nuthority in her feminine way.
Also, Spring and Summer Fashions for
the H'ell-Vrcsscd Man, along with Essen
tials in Cloth, Color and Cut nnd Tlt'iif on
Hats, Haberdashery and Shoes, nro fully
described by Beau Nnsh nnd illustrated
by Duncan M. Stevens.
Appropriately included in this number
is n story The Heaction, by Mnbel Her
bert Urnor in which love is dramatized
and given a new and unique setting. Not
puppet love built of mere ink nnd paper
hut that human corpuscular passion that
stirs in tho heart and core of humanity.
Tho spirit of tho story is admirably illus
trated by Harry Spafford Potter.
In Great Store Lures and Lodestones
Arthur Irwin discloses tho inside workings
of tho grent metropolitan emporiums
tho way in which nnnies of shoppers nro
lured within their doors nnd presto 1 made
to spend millions of monoy. This article
throws a now light on a big Knd of big
business and how it is conducted, illus
trated with originnl drawings by G. n.
Mitchell.
Among other features in the next Semi
monthly Magazine Section is The Pro
posal, a diverting leap-year story, by
Louiso Winter; nnd nn editorial, The
Sehoolma'am Follows the Flag, in which
Elliort Hubbard comes to grips with nn
old problem in a new way. Tho cover de
sign is n charming Easter study the
dainty littlo miss bearing a huge load of
hat boxes by M. M. Grimball.
Hex Bench, in sending us his story, The
ll'eight of Obligation, published today,
declares it to bo different, if not letter,
than anything ho hns ever written. Wo
might ndd in this connection that the
author hns bound himself for five years
to write for tho Cosmopolitan Magazine,
and this is tho Inst story by him that will
appear in nn) other publication.
"Come to Florida and
Live Like a Prince-
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You overworked, office-bound
city men nnd women you who
nro rmhlng through your days
nnd nights with nn tangible hope
of netting out from under the
load nnd strain
You who daro not tako jour
minds oil tho over present pintle
of your rent bill, your grocer's
hill, your coal bill, your doctor's
bill-how to bIto the children the
education they deserve how to
establish a comfortablo sinking
fund for coming years
stonl Turn your barkson tho time clock foru
moment; ahoro asldo your everlasting ledgers and
bill Hies, nnd THINK
think what It would mean to YOU and YOl'H
FOLKH to bo really.truly Independent- to own vour
own home your own land to Ham bank account
that iiiciin something to bo your own bosses and get all you earn to rcgululo your own hours
according to tho moat profitable uso of thrni and not according In a hnokkee ocr'a Mine sheet
Andall tho time, whiloyou aro working nnd planning and building for tho future, In Im
really LI VINO out In tho mellow sunshine, out among tho palms and tho orange and grape
fruit groves, and the unfading blossoms of "tho land of ttowers." which Is what tho name of
this wonder-stato really means.
Look up! Look up from tho strugglo nnd worry nnd monotonous grind of tasks YOl' worn
never Intended to burden yourielf with. Watch tho great doors of opportunity swing open,
this wonderful new year of 1V1S, and reveal tho homo you may win If you wllll Florida's richest
trcasuro-houso Is opened to you In tho heart ot Ulllsboru County, famous renter of orange,
grape fruit and truck growing activity.
Como note to Florida nnd llvo llko a Prlncn on a 10-nrrn fruit or truck farm all your own,
closo to tho great and rapidly growing city of Tampa Itself
Right her in beautiful Hilleboro County, where you can choote from the rich
new trucfn tint tiou bring opfttrcl a model 10-acro farm for only II an aero per month. Man
alive, that's only S i-3ctntt a ilipcr aero! Mako up your mind right now, that hereafter tou'fl
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Right hero in Hilleboro County, Florida, where toil, elimatt, watmr, echoole,
churches, transportation to highest-priced markets whero nil theso vital features am Ideal
Don't make the mlataka of buying land that
Right here where crane fruit and orsnse
grovea alone, aa the uT H. Ilovernment report
shows, are paying over MM.00o.0Oa yearl Where
frolt. vegetables and poultry mean a mint of
money eeveral big cropa of garden track each
fear. Turn to that big double Page In oar latent
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Right here where three big Rallroada eroee
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on these lands. Getthepointt Suburban ativan
ones at country vrteeet Kveu merchandise la
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When you buy a Farm, insuf on getting tried and proven land. Buy it through
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boosted over 2.600 happy families toward Independence luudo them farm-owners In thriving
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