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~ =) for-him. No one respected him. Across “his face I read one harsh word—FAILURE. He just lived on. A poor worn out imitation of a man, doing his sorry best to get on in the world. If he had realized just one thing he could have made good. He might have been a brilliant success. There are thousands and thousands of men like Jones. They, too, could be happy, suc- cessful, respected and loved. But they can’t seem to realize the one big fact—that prac- tically everything worth while living for de- pends upon STRENGTH—upon live, red- blooded, he-man muscle. Everything you do depends upon strength. No matter what your occupation, you need the health, vitality and clear thinking only big, strong, virile muscles can give you. When you are iil the strength in those big muscles pulls you through. At the office, in the farm fields, or on the tennis courts, you'll fird your success generally depends upon your muscular development. Here’s a Short Cut to Strength and Success “But,” you say, “it takes years to build my body up to the point where it will equal those of athletic champions.” It does if you go about it without any “system, but there is a scientific short cut. And that’s where I come in, 30 Days is All I Need In just 80 days I can do things with your body you never thought possible. With just a few min- utes work every morning, I will add one full inch of real, live muscle to each of your arms, and two whole inches across your chest. Many of my pupils have gained more than that, but I GUARANTEE to do at least that much for you in one short month. Your neck will grow shapely, your shoulders begin to broaden. Before you know it, you'll find people turning around when you pass, Women will want to know you. Your boss will treat you with a new respect. You'll look ten years younger, and you'll feel like it, too. Work will be easy. As for play, why, you realize then that you don’t know what EARLE LIEDERMAN, The Muscle Builder Author of “Muscle Building,” “Science of Wrestling,’ play really means, “Secrets of Strength,” “‘Here’s Health,” “Endurance,” Ete. I Strengthen Those Inner Organs, Too e Man I Pity Most ~ )OOR OLD JONES. No one had any use ; But I’m not through with you, I want ninety days in there to stay. You'll be just as fit inside as you are out, all to do the job right, and then all I ask is that you too, because I work on your heart, your liver—all of stand in front of your mirror and look yourself over. your inner organs, strengthening and exercising them, What a marvelous change! Those great square shoul- Yes indeed, life can give you a greater thrill than you ders! That pair of huge, lithe arms! Those firm, ever dreamed. But, remember, the only sure road to shapely legs! Yes, sir. They are yours, and they are health, strength and happiness always demand action. Send formy ¢ Big New Book i EARLE LIEDERMAN, |} Dept. 1702, 305 Broadway, {| New York City, | Dear Sir: Please send me, absolutely FREE and without any obligation on my part whatever, a copy 64 pages and--->. IT IS FREE It contains forty-eight full-page photographs of present physiques, This will not obligate you the sake of your future health and happiness do not put it olf. | of your latest book, “Muscular Development.” | them. Look them over now and you will Send today—right now before you turn this page. NE 6 oe gees boa te dou ie tns soi wR ae marvel at all, but a9 apa rar rmyself some of the many prize-winning pupils I haye trained, ai and vil i ; Some. of these came to me as pitiflul weaklings, imploring me to heip their OA Snes ee eee EARLE LIEDERMAN Please write or print plainly. ee adie tis fe LF EAOLEN RELIUR GET DEPT. 1702 Please mention Newsstanp Grourp—Men’s List, when answering advertisements for 305 Broadway, New York City com (@) boo S (6@)