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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

For Rent-Rooms Furnished.
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COOL bedroom Phone 2412-
cool rooms. 81 Up. 42zls san Antonio
ROOM. connecting bath SIS y. Kansas
NICELY furnished rooms sos Myrtle ave.
FURNISHED rooms 145 Brown Pm 425s
NICE cool bedrooms close in 400 Texas 81
NICE room in private family Phone s127.
HOTEL LAKE-CooI outside rooms. so.
SIS. $50. SIS. $40 ". No Phi $500 Close IN
FURNISHED rooms and sleeping porches-
217 Arizona
LARGE airy room. garage II desired.
Phone 554sJ
COOL room with sleeping porch; two
beds. private home Phone eoS9R-
NICE cool bedroom. s. per week 7os Myr-
FOR RENT-Fieasant bedroom sI5 \.
stanton
NICE front room. hot water in bath: pri-
yate home Phone 2lsL
ROOM two gentlemen. single beds s.
week No Brazos-
COOL front room. nicely furnished. hot
water: sunset heights. Phone 1896
FURNISHED room and sleeping porch Phi
one large. nicely furnished outside room
Phone S4+5.
DElMAh rooms. 41715 n. stanton. rng.
water: tree baths SOC. 81 day; s. Up wkly.
FOR gentlemen: furnished front room IN
pleasant home. sl9 Arizona Phone III
NICE cool room. sleeping porch. adjoin-
ing bath Phone 1850
LARGE room and Sleeping porch; 8 or Z
men. SIS Arizona ST.
NICELY furnished room. private bath. no
SICK Ihe Les. 5-2 W Missouri.
FRONT ~nn-r IN r-. - - -,.--l,-- ar-r-
ployed 1907 2 Nevada
NICE cool bedroom 7I2 y. oregon Phone [
$500 or ISL
FRONT bedroom. suitable FOR two gsutIe- F..
men 10O1 Myrtle
NEAT, cool front bedroom FOR lady. SO. Z
523 Prospect
FRONT room. garage il desired: Epson /
ave Phone s6f1J-
TWO furnished rooms with bath. close in. Z
lo21 z. Rio Grande.
FOR gentlemen. adjoining bath No Il I
COOL bed rooms with bath Phone 1854 |
9e4 Magoffin ave.
NICELY furnished front room with pri- I
vate bath. $40 Mundy- Phone 1892.
NICE furnished room for one or two gen
tlemen- 1915 Texas St
WELL ventilated rooms; hot and cold .
water baths; summer rates 2f5i5 Myrtle
+ l M 1911 I'D room IN private fanny on u
cariine. Phone 7ss2R
LARGE room for two or three gentlemen,
sleeping porch as n FL Paso Pm $50
TWO large front rooms. running water;
one block from library Phone $50
PLEASANT room Joining bath. walking /
distance Phone 7112
LOVELY front room. running water. porch.
quiet home SIC Z. Nevada Phone $500.
LARGE southeast room. near b0arding
house llol p Nevada
CLEAN. wen kept furnished rooms. sos
y Oregon
DOUBLE or single so 10 SIS month.
modern conEenleuces- Phone 1919
TWO connecting rooms large sieep.nS
porch. suitable or girls 1o-5 Arizona
LARGE front bedroom. convenient bath.
two men preferred Phone $3.50
COOL furnished rooms. sleeping porch
privilege and bath; close IN. no w.
Franklin
LARGE. comfortable front room with
path on Montana ST.; privilege garage. Pm
ste
COOL front room 90 parties employed dur
Ing day; private home Phone SHOW. III
z. Rio Grande.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

APARTMENT HOUSE FOR LEASE
West No. St. close in, 80 apis
"a furnished. bal unfurnisheds
popular bldg; always full-
about $4,000 required 20
handle s year lease or long
er This is a winner.
FTSE-RAMSET REALTY Co.
Lobby Trust bldg. Phone 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

BARGAINS IN Used CARS
Saxon five passenger ---.---.- -&t45
Saxon roadster
Chalm=rs $50. 8 pass ------E55o
Mitchell demonstrated. 1917 model
Kelly IL ton truck. like new a
big bargain
FL PASO AUTO SALES CO.. nc.
llf N Kansas ST. Phone b616-
WE ARE SOW in our new home and fully
equipped 90 handle your work on short
1-ace-
Radiators auto lamps. hoods. tanks
W e test our repair work BY air pressure
e PAsO RADIATOR AND LAMP CO.
l. c. Kelly. Proprietor.
Radiators cur Specially.
Phone 56lL 13lf-1c0s Texas st. e Pas1
IT MAKES No DIFFERENCE what con
dl--7n your battery is In BATRT VA will
make % like new and give you a guarantee
Of one year BAIET VIM viii save you
az least zoo percent and make your hl--
tery one that Needs no service station
We are the battery doctors. also sgeuas
for Disco starting and lighting for For1
cars $3.50 complete Agents for Detroit
S-ora GO batteries
TEXAS BATTERY IGNITION CO..
$40 Texas street Phone 175s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

CAR owner agents wanted; big earnings
Tor all or spare time selling new device
-Ia- cuts tira cost and prevents punctures
and bllwol-s- details free American Au-
t1uohus Accessories Co. dept. 51f. Gin
ciurari Ohio.
WANTED -AutouobiIe- have two bunE7-
lows. hardwood floors throughout; all
modern in every way. wiz make attractive
off-- for good automobile G.. ~ Young
bcrs. contractor and builder. 114 Trust
h-tg-. phone 1857.
HIGH GRADE USED CARS FOB SALE.
Buick light six
Oldsm1hLe 3 passenger.
Overland passenger
All In excellent condition
z H. FLETCHER Montana and Stanton.
Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
FOR RENT

5s-J Fl Boulevard. s rooms.
bath. sleeping porch and
basement garage
55I6 GdaIia, rooms, bath.
sleeping porch
5J01 Kings highway, rooms.
bath and sleeping porch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
525 ". san Antonio Phi sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

ELEGANTLY furnished room with prlvat.
bath IN refined home on Montana Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

OIL stock. F1.00 shares big ACREAGE great
Development In progress don't delay; may
make 100 for one. Write for particulars
Better wire $40. Galloway. 1901 Colcord
bldg. Oklahoma. Okla
WANTED Partner 20 close silver mine
option, can ship ore right now; located
Ia Arizona: silver at so cents. $4,000 or
$4,000 required; must act quick. P. O. box
1874. Clifton. Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

For Rent-Houses UnFurnisbed.
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THREE rooms Phone 4157-
sIN rooms, modem Phone 652IM.
HOUSE. chicken yard Phone 7Ss6R-
THREE rooms sleeping porch. garage
z3l1 wyoming Phone 355NR
NEW room bungalow. modern SIS. Phi
FOR REST BY HAWKINS BROS.
room brick. 92le Sacramento SIS
MANUFACTU RING jewellers and opticians.
BARNETr'S-2I9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
MODERS brick cottage. porches. 1921
Grand ave. GraHdvisw. Phone 5o66M-
FIVE room unfuruished BUNGALOW for
rent in Grandview- Phone 7157J-
FIVE room modern house TO responsible
parties. Inquire sl5 $. Fl Paso- Phi. 21l2
FOUR rooms and bath. SIS; walking dis
FOR RENT room bungalow. furniture
Tor sale. 500 y P.edras- Phone 521s.
NEW GOODS given for old Phone 1888
HOME FURSITURE Co. III n stanton
THREE room frame house with glazed
screened in porch Phone 65i1R
TO permanent adults. two nice places for
rent very reasonable no sick Call 1923
Tuiarosa-
FOR RENT-New r. BUNGALOW with
s!aseed rooms in GrandVicw- so. 80.
Phone --th-
FOR RENT. furnished or UNFINISHED.
room bungalow with glazed porch 2s0o
block Boulevard Phone $3.50.
REFRIGERATORS at reduced prices
UTZ-MOORE CO..
l13 n stanton ST. Phone 1I06
FOR RENT-Four room buuraI0w near
Southwestern shops Apply 40 $50 a. Ore
Eon street or phone 1851
aunRE nrrfHrfrrr With rFr-ru-
garden. cow and chickens for sale. Inquire
1925 Hueco-
MODERN room and glass porch bunga-
low: basement and heating plant. Scot.
Sales d. Realty Co. 42f Mills bldg Phone
1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

FOR SALE-GzraEe doing excellent bust
ness long lease with cheap rent. good
location storage alone covering all over
head expenses. Address Garage owner,
care Herald
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
EVERYBODY BENEFITED
BY OWNING AN AUTO
Business and Pleasure Com
bined; Next in Importance
to Owning Home.

Buying as automobile Is strictly 4
business proposition" says George \.
kiSsel presidcttt of the Nisse Motor
Car company. Nine purchasers out
OF ten buy car TO help them i'm the
business of life--to keep them phys
iCally mt and TO facilitate their fol-
lowing the days routine
THE. business man can save time
and energy H. driving TO and about his
business instead of walking, adding
many hours to his business day with
out adding fatigue During the eve
nings, holidays and sundays, he drives
out into the country to rcpleuish his
store of energy for the morrow.
His wife finds the car iudispensa-
bic for shopping and household err
randg. while they both find it "A most
economical and efficient health and
happiness producer for the children.
"The average car buyer il Choos-
ing an automobile first considers the
utility OF the car to his particular
needs rather than its style or speed.
lie takes painstaking care to see that
it fits his family requirements as
well as his business needs. His nina
IS in that state of alertness that Is
common I'm dealing with important
buriness matters. TO him the owner
ship of an automobile means more
than possessing "A method of trans
portation. In his estimation 1t comes
next in Importance To selecting a
home and should lc treated as SUCH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
CHALMERS WEATHERS
SEVERE SERVICE TEST
Driven 603 Miles in "a Hours
in High Gear During
Hard Rain.

Under conditions that were unfa-
vordble Paul Gee, Chalmers distrib-
Ntor at Grand Rapids, recently drove
Il Chalmers seveu-p passenger touring
car 6O3 miles in and around Grand
Rapids is "A hours. The car was
locked in against low and intcrmedi-
ate speeds, giving the driver access
only to high and reverse gears.
Gees run was remarkable. Thrc
newspaper men. American Automo-
bile association representatives.
checked all the details An official
stamp was placed on the seal binding
the gears and the gasoline tank was
filled and sealed The start was
made from the Chalmers service sta
ton in Grand Rapids. No set course
was followed, the car plunging thru
the heavy traffic, up the heavy grades
of the city and thru the heavy going
of the outskirts. Paul Carlton, a
Chalmers salesman, relieved Gee at
the wheel and during the major part
of the afternoon and evening four
other persons were passengers
AT y. m. the day of the race a
stop was made for gasoline and
checked. All thru n heavy downpour
OF rain, so fierce at times that the
driver could not see the road and
was forced TO stop, the contest con
tinued. Gee and Carlton were wet to
the skin, but they hung tenaciously to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

their work and again at 8 a, m. more
gasoline was taken. About noon il
was evident that n great Chalmers
performance had been made. ana at
100 y. m, as the car poked its nnse
IN the garage, the specdometor
showed TO the newspaper men that
the motor had travelled COS miles.
During that time the average con.
sumption of gasoline was a gallon to
1872 miles. This was low test gas.
From every standpoint the run was
remarkable The conditions all the
way were far from ideal In criss-
crossing the city locked in high gear,
all sorts of impedimcnts to speed
were met with. And the heavy going
assisted materially in holding down
the average Without the rain and
muddy streets and roads the mark of
603 miles would easily have been
DCttcTed
This test. which is exclusive high
gear drivsg, Is most severe on the
clutch and back axle parts OF the gar.
1t was a convincing test of Chalmers
endurance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

as shown ir figure 4, in which II are
the keyways.
If we assemble our clutch as de-
signed 50 far, We will get what IS
shown in figure 3. Here you will no.
ticc that the discs (2) will revplve
with the flywheel, and the discs "a,
with the driven shaft and drum T..
This is all right so far, but we have
no way of COMPRISING the discs to-
gether, so let us put a flange on tine
drum attached to the shaft ID an,
slide another flange over the snaft
on the other side of the discs, so that
We will get what is shown in figure 6.
Here CD is the one flange and (K)
the other
our next step is to supply some
method of pulling or pushing these
another. so as to expert a pressure
between the discs. This, we know
must be done with a spring, and so by
putting spring in the driven drum,
and then having a spider l., figure 7,
in back of this spring, and then rum
ming belts from this spider TO the
flange X, our purpose will be ac-
complished.
In figure I. you will notice that the
spring tends to push the drum T. to
the right and spider l. to the left,
da SDtutT - is DTtSStu u lIiC ltlt,
it will pull on the bolts NJ, and so
also pull the flange * to the left.
in this way pressing the discs to-
gether.
We now have the clutch so that
the disc Will be pressed together
with such a force as to make the fly
wheel, and all the parts. Of the clutch
travel together as tho they were one
piece. Our next problem is to ar
range some means for disengaging
the clutch. or for taking the pressure
Of the spring from the discs.
This can he done as shown in the
right Of figure 7. Here. the sleeve l.
is attached to the flange X, so that
when 1t is pulled to the right the
flange also is so pulled against the
action Of the spring, thus taking the
pressure off the discs. The sleeveP
is also furnished with a flange
against which the thrust collar X
can be pressed by the yoke S. which
yoke is operated by the foot pedaE
The action of the clutch will then
be as follows: When the foot pedal
Is up, the spring will pull the flanges
j and X together so that the pressure
On the discs will make them revolve
as tho they were one solid piece.
When the pedal is depressed the
spring pressure will be taken off the
discs. and so only those discs keyed
to the flywheel drum will fevolvc,
the other portions of the clutch re-
naming stationary.
Like the cone clutch, the disc
clutch must have = brake to stop
1t from spinning When thrown out.
BY having the flange Q of the sleeve
= strike a stationary disc, this brak-
ing action can simply be accomplish
ed. T shows the clutch brake.
While some clutches have the
discs all of steel only. most of them
have one set of discs faced with some
high friction materials such as Ray-
bestos, Thermoid, or the like.
Disc clutches might be said to
come under two types-dry plate
and wet plate. The wet plate Gluten
runs In OIL while the dry plate clutch
runs dry. To the eye there Is little
difference between the two. the diff
ference being in the proportioning Of
the spring to the humber of discs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Shakespeare ThOroiy
acquainted With Auto

II You do not believe that
Shakespeare knew all about au-
tomobiles years and years ago.
how do you account for the fol-
lowing?
The dust hath blinded them.
Henry VI, part two
like the new tirc.-Much
, Ado About Nothing.
! AS horns are odious, they are
, necessary AS You Like II.
! | show thee the best springs
The Tempest.
, As one would set up a top
! Coriolarus.
, MARKS upon his battered
, shield Titus Andronicus.
! Had it been all the worth Of
! his Cymbeline.
! And you, sir, for this chain
! arrested me.-Comedy Of Err
I Tors
4, Ilumbleness may drive unto n
I fine Merchant Of Venice.
I How quickly should you
! speed Hamlet.
I our lamp is spent, it's out
\ Antony and Cleopatra.
! Ant please you, deliver
\ Coriolanus.
Ina out Of the road of rutting.
\ -Pcricles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
LESSON NO. II.
The Disc Clutch.

The number of makes of cars which
are equipped with the core clstch and
the number equipped with the disc
clutch are about equal, the two max
ing about 90 per cent. of the makes
of cars on the market. cone
clutch will he found on one of our
highest priced cars and also on some
)f the lowest priced: the same being
true of the disc clutch. Thus the
question, often asked. as to which Is
.he better, is difficult to answer. and
s entirely a matter of the opinion of
Engineers.
A good cone clutch will give little
trouble, the same being true of disc
:lutch but if either is poorly designed
or built it will give trouble, and much
trouble.
We have seen the design of <he
core clutch, let us now take up the
design of the disc clutch
Like the cone clutch, the disc
clutch depends upon friction for its
holding power. In the cone clutch
The materials used have a very high
.o-efficency of friction or holding
power and the surfaces are so shaped
that there is an inclined plane or
wedge action. which will allow for a
great pressure between the surfaces,
with comparatively small spring
pressure
The clutch spring must not be too
powerful, as drivers of little strengrn
must be able to compress it by push
ns on the foot pedal, and they must
,e able to hold 1t in the compresse j
position for some time without be-
coming tired.
Thus the designers OF the disc
:!utch have the problem of designing
the clutch to give great holding
power. with a comparatively weak
leverage to the spring. How can
this problem be overcome?
1t can be overcome by having \
number of friction surfaces, or, In
other words, number of clutches,
ell pressed Together by the same
spring. Thus, while each surface
will not hold enough to pull the car
up steep hill. each will hold some,
and by having from two to twenty
one surfaces a clutch which will hold
sufficiently to pull the car up the
steepest grade can be designed, using
comparatively weak spring
Having decided to use a number
of surfaces let us proceed to design
a multiple, disc clutch We find that
one set of the discs will have to be
driven by the engine, while the other
set will have to drive the rear wheels
Through transmission, etc., so let us
fasten a drum to the inside of which
are keys, to the fly wheel This Is
shown in figure I, in which A is the
drum and b the keys. We can then
notch the discs in thI outside cir
conference so as to fft on the keys,
and to be able to slide back and forth
in the drum, figure 2 show this
notched Disc c being the notches, or
key ways.
Practically the same thing can be
done with the driven member ana
driven discs tthose attached to the
rear whels thru transmission, etc }
Thus by fastening a drum on the
shaft which gees to the rear, with
keys on the outside of its circum-
ference as shown in figures 3 and
s.. in which d is the shaft, Z the
drum and F. the keys. and then
having internal keyways on the discs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
As NOu Might saw.

"Jibway bought dollar watch and
tried to so to sheep with 1t under his
pillow"
What happened ?"
After being kept awake by 1t for
an hour and "A half. he got up and
smashed the thing to smithereens.
"Ah' A new form OF tick eradica-
tIon "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Foe To Spots.

There's spat ON the sun taking
in some three thousand square miles
Worries my wife, too
"Iuw's that?"
shes a good housekeeper. Shc
knows it's "A little out of her jurisdic.
tion, but she'd like to tackle it,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

IT'S good thing for man and wife
to have tastes In common"
True to some extent Put you car
divide the newspaper more amicablN
when she's satisfied with the society
news and doesn't want to take tho
sporting section away from you"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

0nyN-My wife burst into a flood
of tears the other night.
BronN-Did she cause any trouble =?
OnyN-l should say so. Swept
away s4S for new hat in the first
torrent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
Landed.

why did Cholly marry that girl p"
1t claims she was after him"
"Well?"
"And be didn't know what sort of
gait to adopt Thot it would seem un-
dignified to do sprint"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

poublcday-No man living admires
his wife's taste in necktes
Mrs Douhleday-PerhaPs not: but
he always approves her choice of IA
husband
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-01-04
ACT OF INcoRPoRATIUN
OF THE STANDARD DRILLING &C
PANY, INCORPORATED.

PANY, INCORPORATED.
United States OF America, State of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City OF New
Orleans.
BE it known, that on this 9TH day of De-
cenlber, in the year Of Lord, one thou
sand nine hundred and sixteen Q9l6,, be-
fore me. Joseph Sinai. notary puDiiG IN
and for the parish of Orleans: State OF Lou,
;siana, duly commissioned and qualified, and
in the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came and
appeared the several persons whose names
are hereinafter subscribed, of the full age
Of majority. who declared to me that avail
ing themselves of the laws OF this state rel
alive to the organization of corporations, par
tcularly Act No. POI OF l9l4, page 81, OF
The legislative acts of this State, they have
covenanted and agreed ahd by these presents;
| do covenant and agree for themselves and
their successors and assigns to form them
selves into corporation, ana Oouy pm, liz
| in law, for the objects and purposes, and un'
der the stipulations hereinafter set forth
| to-wit: 49,,
poration shall be. Standard Drilling c?n
pany, incorporated, and under. such tltl'
il shall have and enjoy succession and ex
istence for a period of ninety-nlne year
from date hereof 1t shall have the powe
and authority TO contract, sue ana De sueu
and make and use corporate seal, the sam
TO break and alter at pleasure; 10 hold, l
purchase lease, sell, mortgage, hypothecate
or pledge, property, real, personal, or mixed
necessary, incidental or proper tor the eai
| rying on of its business, and, 10 that enc
to further mortgage all oil or mineral leases
grants or contracts held by it, together wit
all buildings, constructions and improve
: ments placed and erected on said lands,
! to be placed or erected thereon, as well as
issue bonds secured by such mortgages, sue
4 bonds 10 be issued in such amounts, at suC
/ rate of interest and to run for such leng
e OF time. not exceeding the term OF SAID lease
as said leases or guarantees may deterinin
I 10 buy and to hold stock in any other COZ
II pany or companies that may assist TINS COZ
e pany in its objects and purposes; TO nal
;. and issue notes and certificates OF indebte
j. ness; to name, elect and appoint manages
directors and clerks or other employees
}. properly conduct its corporate business, a.
d 10 make and establish such bylaws, rul
$, and regulations as may be found neeess al
IS or desirable for the management OF the oI
;: mess and affairs Of the corporation,
i, generally to do all and every other act, m
&: ter or thing, necessary. for the complete
!. proper carrying out OF said business.
y. Article 1.-The domicile Of the Sorpo
i. ton shall be in the city of New Or!ea
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-01-04
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
OF WENTWORTH SUGAR REFINING

United States of America, State Of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City OF New or-
Be it known, that on. the twentieth day
Of the month of November, in the, year OF
our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and
tinted States of America, the one hundred
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-31
Doctor Tell, Ho,o to Strengthen
Eyesight so Per Cent in One
Weeks Time in MANY Instance.

benefited by following the simple rules. Her.
IS the prescription: so to any active drus
Drop one Bon-Opto tablet in a fourth of ,
glass OF water and allow to dissolve. With
TINS liquid bathe the eyes two to four time,
daily. You should notice your eyes clear up
perceptibly right from the start and milan.
nation will quickly disappear. II your eyes
arc ootnefing you: even little, take steps
to save them now before it is too late, MANY
hopelesly blind might have been saved Il
they mad cared for their eyes in time.
h0fe: fnother prominent Physiciau TO
irhom TIE dbore article uas submitted said.
bos.opfo IS gerry remarkable remedy. rs
constituent ingredients are sreH kno1pn to emf
mefi eye specialists aud arideiy prescribed by
them" The manufacturers guarantee Il to
strengthen eyesieht so per cent, in one weeks
n =. !" mary instances or refund the money
" can be obtained from any good druggist and
Is one Of the very few Preparations I feel
should be KEPT on hand for regular use IN
asiM91 etery family II is sold in Boise City
ADV.