New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919, The Eyestrain of the Movies Do you get all the pleasure you should from the ‘movies”? Do.you see the people on the screen, but not their eyes or expressions® Few things have as bad an effect upon the eyesight of grownups and hildren as motion pictures. When viewing the pic- ures the eyes are a mass of motion—cvery muscle orks overtime. The muscles do their best to focus everything, even straining so hard they affect the tired nerves, causing discomfort, headaches, and often put the entire nervous system under severe pressure. More than seventy per cent. of all head- aches are caused by eyestrain, and many other ills may be traced to the same cause. Don’t wait until strain compels you to look after bour eyes. Give the eyes the aid ad ease they de- and before permanent injury develops. Be safe by having your eyes, and especially the hildren’s, examined for defects or strain. Proper blasses should be secured when necessary to#correct he defects. Don’t experiment with your eyes. Come here for an examination, so that you can have the advantage of any improve- ment in your sight. Experience a n d knowledge of the human eye will in- sure you a thorough examination here. A pair of glasses made aspecially to your eye- ight requirements will not only give you immediate elief, but make your visits to the “movies” a com- blete pleasure. Davis & Goodwin 327 Main Street Tel. 1905 Opticians Glasses Fitted Factory on Premises Dptometrists Eyes Examined nses Replaced Another Demonstration Of Our Remarkable Value-Giving Power Is Shownin This Extraordinary Offering at $4.95 OW can we possibly sell shoes of such genuine high quality and smart style at $4.95, for instance, when no other store in the land has them for a penny under $2 to $4 more than our price. Here is how: (13t) We have an output of more than four million pairs a year. (2nd) We seil every pair direct to the public through our own chain of over 300 stores in the LS A () ot a single middleman gets a penny fram us. (4th) We can sell at less profit per pair than any re- taifer, because aur volume of business is so enormous. ~See this and 200 and more other remarkable values at $5.85, . $6.86, $7.85. and $8.95 AskForNo. 320 A value thlat C°&Hfi§1b° dpuzplicnled at Whelesale today for less than$1 to$2 more $4.95 than our special price. Snappy English last, Mahogany' color, . Lazgest Chain Stere Shoe Compasy fnthe World--300 Steres in 97 Cities NEW BRITAIN STORE, 324 MAiN NEAR .R. R. CROSSING AN SATUR- 207 STORES IN POLES T0 SEND Also Wood and Mushrooms. Pulp, Textiles MAY SELL POTASH That Depends On Qutcome of Final Pleb in Galicia. BY HAROLD uropean Manag BECHTOL, of N. B, A, Nov. What sell depends largely on the results of the plebiscites on her houndaries If she Warsaw, Ioland, Poland will have to zets Upper Silesin and Tes- chen, coal will be export produc have iron, steel and zine goods, It she retains Eastern Galicia, she will export petroleum and salt and, later on, some potash. Will Produce More Food Needs. Primarily Poland is an country. She will hav to me {on her her most and she will also Than She agricultural ugh food et she should produce quantities for port, particularly grain, sugar, pot and mushrooms. She has vast forests which will pro- duce timber and wood pulp: and her textile mills which employ upwards of 150,000 men: will turn out cotton, woolen and linen goods for export. In 19 the production of rye, wheat, barley and oats totaled 22,000,000 tons; potato 000,000 tons and sugar beets, 12,000,000 tons. American food experts here Poles should be able to supp own needs and export ahout 40,000,- 000 bushels of grain a year. Sugar export. depends on how much ground and energy the Poles deem protitable to devote o it; sugar hects can he raised practically anywhere in the country, Balance of Trade fn America’s Favor. “The balance of with will probabl be in s favor, be Poland will mports from -particularly raw cotton-— while the produets which Ame will need from 'Poland are less im- portant,” said Commerce Minister s niowski, in an interview. Poland will probably sell America o and if she wins her plebiscltes, zinc xport products will be eggs, owned by Germ a if the Poles win Upper Sile: in German hands. “The policy of the Polish govern- ment toward the private German own- ers has not been settle 4 Min- ister Szeczeniowski. “But it is s man industrialists and German land- owners as well, will be given their choice of becoming citizens of Poland or of selling out and leaving the countr: ambition,an important | 1l her own needs; and once i about | some wood pulp, mushrooms, textiles, bristles, goosedown and leather goods. | ctories in the Poland that ! bulk of the nation's industry will be | Nerve ten to say that the Ger- ' ! energy and the whole body soon loses NEW POLICE SQUADS Organization of State Corps and ; Gendarmerie Is Rapid ‘ With the ses in Ger- | Nov. Americ: 28.—O police | many. nization of the | new state gendar- corps and { merie in Germany s prog rapidly say German newspape is upon these forees that the nation will rely to o lur than formerly to preserve order, s reduction of the army as called fc the treaty of peace is accomplished. The new plan of government In Giermany puts the police force under { the minister of the interior instead of under the war er as formerly but the war ministers of the separ states aro in many cases having hard time in the o nization of the naw. police system. An outline for forming n g war ministry ¥ys: “The corps must be composed | of ‘voung men, not married and thor- oughly versed in military drill, use of hand grenades, flame throwers, Avother paragraph, as quoted the newspapers, says “The tion is to have as much of a ¢ character as possible in order that no suspicions will be excited abroad by its military nature.” IF THIN AND NERVOUS, TRY PHOSPHATE Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, Vigor and Nerve For When one stops to consider the host of thin people who are searching continually for some method by which | they may increase their flesh by nor- { mal proportions by the filling out of ugly hollows, the rounding off of pro- truding angles with the attendant bloom of health and attractiveness, it is no wonder that many and varied suggestions along this line appear from time to time in public print. CAUTION:-——While Bitro-Phosphate is unsurpassed for the relief of ner- vousness, general debility, etc., those taking it who do not desire to put on tlesh should use extra care in avoid- ing fat-producing food While excessive thinness might be attributed to various and subtle causes 1 different individuals, it is a well- known fact that the lack of phosphor- | ous in the human system is very | largely responsible for this condition, | It seems to be well established that | this deflciency in phosphorous may now be met by the use of an organic phosphate known throughout English- | speaking countries as Bitro-Phosphate. 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