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TWO THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OBKOON, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1915) TIKI JW "Niagara Maid" J Silk Gloves J For Easter E octal andPersonal s By MOLLIS BVXOOBV mi m m. Meredith quits and yjb live JIf o ALKM .poi1 visiting in Portland i Mrs. John Ferkter, Jr. TliT will be ere finding much pleasure in me u; "' mumim, . . . xhibiti'.t.i lining inuilc by tue rori- uirn nomo. nine m ju'v, " ; - Inn. I Art UHsoi-iiition of paintings by timj lo no passed tailing m "r ZLU America,. 'artists, whch have Litiou. Mr. ...J V. Ke liter are we i i. ....... i i... .,. American Federa- kiKi.vu here, where thev rt"lde.l until nf a,im n;l mo mi their way to five, years .ago, Mr. I-Vrhtcr beiB as San jManciscu to lie shown during the, j sociared with the local V torlS itcnrt The Standard Skin Rcmtdy Instant Relief AU Skin Troubles The Guaranteed Remedy J. C. PERRY, DRUGGIST. 115 8. Commercial, These Gloves have earned their reputation for beauty and durability because of their faultless fit the result of the most careful, painstaking workman ship and the purity of the silk. All "Niagara Maid" Silk Gloves are double tipped, insuring the maximum of wear. You will always find a good assortment of the popular styles at this store. Get a new pair for Easter. Short Black, While and Colors 50c Plain Mack or White, 12 buttons 75c Plain Black, White or Colors, 16 buttons $1.00 Our best Plain Black or White, 16 buttons . . .$1.45 To these we have added two new numbers 16-Butlon Black with White Pointing $1.50 16-Bulton White with Black Pointing $1.50 Easter Table Linens Thin in n very E'""l buy Table Linens if yini buy them here. Why should you buy them hercf ' HceiiiiHe nearly all the fine Linen proilinririfT countries are involved in the grout war and linens tire HAW) TO OUT, Very few uteres me advertising l.inenH at this time. We, how ever, iit in an immense stork before the markets were exhausted, therefore wo can offer fine Linens at NO AUVANCK in price. UNION I.INKN Hleuehed, yard Se to 73c. ULKAOIIliO IRISH I.INKN, yard Me to :i.fl Three very good Krnde at ir' 1 .0(1, $1.15, L25 Cloths ot $1.00 or over a yard, have napkins to inateh. LA ltd K SlU NAPKINS to inateh at :i.00 to S.7." a dozen UNHLKACIIKJ) l.INKNH at fille to L20 yard JSa'ftcJ' ftiii Merc Record Attendance At ;Poem Commemorates Christian Sunday School Record Church Attendance! An attendance nf 1U.r, wns the record "Christian Light. Hundred" is llii-j mad. Mummy hy toe rirst t hrist inn i tilln gn en to the lullowiog verse, wi it Sunday seho'ol, nfler a week's rnni-'t,.,, ,v j.; .p p,,,.,,,, w,(, , (a, ,,ijn(oine,eMe their atlendaaee from I f , - exposition. The cxinnii was piu.-.-. March twelfth, ami will he on display until .Monday, April fifth. It is not often that In ul people have such an opportunity, and' all art lov ers visiting in I'ortland should not fail to nake the art museum their objec tive point. Mr .and Mrs. U. Monroe Gilbert viewed tiie pictures during' their stay over the week-end, and were delighted 'with the splendid canvases shown. I Of especial inttrost to Salem people 'is the canvas "Tu-e-na," Indian thief, by il. Irving Couse, which is given a clii'-pleuous place. Mr. Couse, one of the most dbtijriiiihhcd and wiilely rec ognized of eonli niporary painters, is a luo'lier-in-law of Clayhorne M. Walker, of this city, Mrs. Couse being formerly ; Miss Virginia Walker. Mr. Couse is a ' Michigan mini, but in latter years they j have made their home in New York jt'ity. Their summers, however, are pat ed in the west, Mr. Couse occupying the time painting the swiftly vanishing i Indians. Much of his best wrk has been none witii them as his models, H'V era I sinners being spent in camera Ore gon putting the I'uiatillas on canvas. j Kive yearn ago the Couscs were in ,Sa , lem visiting among their ndatives. The ; summers of the past several years, how jever, have been jiasscil in New Mex ' ico. i Mr. Couse is the winner of the $-"(10 Carnegie prize tor the painting of the 'Nnvnio Indians, and most of his pic tures have been reprnluced in the Cop ley prints. The Walkers have reveral of Mr. Congo's original paintings, among them being "The Goose Girl, ;rvr;il Indians studies, and foreign scenes. The exhibit now on display is inuile on the second floor of the Port land Art Museum, and taken with i he pii'tines which are a permanent fenliire give nn excellent opportunity lor ioinunng the ltd school with the new. Others who have pictures are Al bright, George Mellows, Hicknell, ' in in M. Chase, Cooper, Hirg Harrison 'i'uul Doniihertv, Hubert Henri, .lowas Lie, ami a number of others. . . Mins Margaret I "lit nam returned last .licjit Ironi I'ortlaiul, where she has j( , pausing a fortnight with triends. secrj.ary. tie now holds oi general secretary of tin ioeiation. M. ', A. as the position Oakland as- Complete Collapse 'of Miss Rae Tanzer's Case W. AL JONES GETS )0B OF SECRETARY Retiring Secretary Accepts Position With Washington Fair Board Mrs. A. M. Orilley, of Portland, is a house uuest this week o f Mrs. M. M. Chapman and Miss Oila Chapman. Mrs. (Iriliey is the wife of the physical di rector of tiio l'rt tland Young Men's ( hristian Association. Miss Margaret Gray, of Seattle, left for her home yesteriiav alter passing part of the winter in Nilem, the house guest of the John McNarys. Complimenting Mr. and .Mis. Carl Smith, who are to leave this week for Portland to reside, Mr. and Mrs. r . H. Houthwick entertained with an infor mal dinner Sunday evening at their home on Marion street. Surrounding the board additionally were: Mr. uml Mrs. J. c0x, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hastings, Miss liuby Pairing ton, of Kugr.ne, and Albert Soiithwiek. f The following note from ,1. II. Ack erinaii, president of the Oregon normal Bfiiml at Monmouth, is in response to an iiupiriy made by local people: " h'eplying to yours of .March 24, will say that Mary Antin appears ia .Mon mouth on tho evening of .March M0, and we begin promptly at 8 o'clock. If the weather is at all nice, it would be possible for Kalem people to luotiir from Halem to Monmouth mid return after tho lecture," It is expected that a large number will go from here. Mr. ami Mrs. Chinlcs h. Me Nary aro heme frrm a delightful two months trip through the south and east. The Yeomen lodge held an enjoyable entertainment Friday evening. After a brief business session the loMowin attractive prn;ram was given: piano solo, .Miss Johnson; reading, li. '. Wy ganl; violin, flute and piui:o number. Miss Joy Turner ami Mr. and Mrs. Millar H'Vier. A bunipiet was served lute", dancing rounding out the even ing. Airs. II. D. H. Helen, of U:Ui Court street, will entertain the Maiiold club toiiLinuw afternoon. Following tho acceptance of the res- New York, March .10. Complete col- ignation of Frank Meredith, who lias lapse of Miss line Tanzer's breach f j afcoptcd tho position of Bccretnry of tho !'rifrVll!:r"DilrleA!Wa-hingtoB fair association, at North 3 J t St r -i " J ' 2 M4 .?..L '. The Gasoline that gets you there and back again every time. Dealers every where. Standard Oil Company (Cililuioli) 1 ' Sa'f"' Ml JAMES W. OSBUENE Yakinin, nt a substantial increase in salary over what ho Eas been receiv ing as secretary of tho Oregon fair, W. Al Jones, of Joseph, resigned his mem bership of the fair bonrd and whs elect ed to the secretary position ut $2,000 per year, which is the sumo salary heretofore paid the secretary. C. F. Homycr, who has been employed ns farmer tit the fair grounds lor sev eral years, also tendered his resignation and Mr. Jones will occupy the fanner's cottage at the fair grounds and look af ter the duties of the farmer in addi tion to tho secretary work. Mr. llomyer received a monthly salary of $100.00 which the fair board will be able to save in the transaction. A. H. Leu tendered his resignation as superintend- cut of the dairy department which was accepted by tho board nut no action was taken in tho naming of n successor. C. V.'. Yanncko mado apf liaction to the board for tho position of custodian of the fair grounds but the board took no action in this matter. The resigna tion oi -nr. Jones, as a jucmiimt v, me s ,. . state fair board, makes it encumbent!,, , ,, ' J '" 10ll"!'" upon the governor to appoint a exposition, in h eessor but he was not ready to n.ake ; f J, any unnouncemenr, ni tins unit-. Caroline of Qn 'TOPPY DAY" AT TAIH. any ovfrv toaalv i The fair board approved of the plans : .?-,""- ' PJW- i i ,, .. , u, , . ; of A 'Tiitect Knighton for a new" gener- .'. '" today by United States District Allnr- , ... . ,.Vi. .t rnnm h. ""l ootbl'ng. ney shall who dedared. that M iss ?, ZtZ ,J f : ;; X .t thegronndsi1'11"'. wito ,,s,c,l thrk 'Oliver Osborne," her lover. Following the filing of her mit j" cost of nc't to exceed 1,200 ...id P'f i lio ,i.r , ugiiinst Osborne, Aliss Tanzer was her-.",. .,, , A , l ',' i"et by one of the iiuiulicils oi "it sAf arrested by the fed,,,,, authorities ('"' " f Z'L. held U". '!' !l "W'l on a charge of using- the mails to uivl.. . " , K '' ,., ,.t Oio!"10 "Ial, " Knl,k'n ctiiltlom. " , .. . . Oregon stale fair for the past five years munity from criminal prosecution. It ' Mr. and '..Irs. N. I,. Itaber, of Cor- j ,'hili.s have b-.'e a eulertuined by .v! r. iml -Mis. i'rciii-i icl lowing, near Sa 'im. Mis. Kw in; was f-rmeily Miss llael Iv'aber. M tl Mayor and Mrs. I.. M. Curl, of Al bany, pnsseil the week-end with their was understood that information might bo obtained from her impliealing others in the alleged attempt to blackmail Osborne. and during his term of service the mag nitude of the stnto fair has more than The dedication rtf the Great Vortb- ern lailnny building at thr fair ilivM I honors with the iniincinatkin nl'Mn county s cMiibit in the Culifoniiiiiifc building. Itain nmricil tlif i:ii. A NEW FUEL Germans Stir Ujj Mutiny Among Indian Troops lmibled, and. in npprcrintion of his ex eellent services the bonrd of tair di rectors unanimously adopted resolutions ! extending the tliunks of the board for A man smokes or drinks Wntif U his fnithfl services. He will move tiwuuU it, but if he loves it'i tar I North Yakima, to assume his new duties isnmu woman prelou it, ran i itkahi Ann rn as soon us ne oin .....ne u..,..,b. , WW AUlU YiUD Ltd for taking his family. i Mr. Jones, the new secretary, is a na The alleged discovery of this new five of Marion county, having been gas will exert a most potent influence born uad raised within 8 miles of Su- coiuinorcinl conditions .tin.) if it ; lem on Mission bottom and he needs do the work of gasoline, ut such introduction to the halem public. A tew V';,jah.;;,t', Hun I'raii-iseo, .Murch 110.- iluughter, Mi Louis I. upton. t UOO Witl. it.ti-l a nn, iivci.li. titi'i, this was the largest Holiday school 'h'"- """",mn"' Th announcement of the marriage ultondnnco in the state. lance which tho members of this church if ( ;n n,-iiwi, un, Miss Huth Oath In order to increase their attendance lm, ,eea endeiivorlug to secure foi ' mini' Ilium, of Portland, has been made, 1h Christian church Huuduy school of- ,),,,-,,. .Snnduy Mchool by Mindi "fith 1 1,u" wedding being a recent event. The fere.1 priws for those getting the larg .;-. --! did their bent 'ami win ked to-1 '"""!-' f(llk u,' "l 1 '" '"at"'1'" (,r- t number of pledges of uttendauce. HysU.muil.uUy U ni, 1higon. mo winners oi 'e !'' " '. ,,. Ulu, in a ,.imx t(, , 11V111. It. tJIIUSlOllll IIIKl .IMSH I HUM : ... ;,.,, A 1. ,.,, ,. who tied on ".'U pledges. Tiie class , ,.1,,i.i tii7.it for tue inrgesr MTieiKiiuict- nun- .j. rytlim of Hie lines have the won l.y tne i.o.vni vvoiunn s euiss. .ii.j,will) f , .M'lmrge f the Li(, ,i '".i"". ." i glide,'- und those in utteiidaace ut In tho individual coolest. 1 Hiin.lnv 's ..i-vie- .,1 i i Now that they have been so success has raised ill for an attendance run, ino numtny ncuooi nas raiscu f pieseut Iprinleil eupies were given tit in h one limit, and will work of 1000. Last uighl closed the evangelistic services being held nt the church by Hev. A. L. Crini. Dining tiie three iceeks he has been here, NO mlilitious bavo ben made to the church member hip. I Out nf the I'l l ntteudlng, M were In I th loyal Men's class, "I in the Loyal, 1'a.U'lhtei 's class and 4J in the Loyal1 Hons. The Loyal Wu'iieu's class was the largest in the Huuduy school, with an attendance of '.'lip. N.i matter how ugly a buby is, you needn't be afraid to tell the mother that it is the prettiest one you ever mw. Kim will not think vou nie juk Jug. Makes Stubborn Coughs Vanish in a Hurry arriliialr (loot) Catnh trng tonally Halt I krtaitly M.t nt Uuiu (J If wimc one In your family has nil ob Ktiiisttt rough or n bud thrust or elust rll that baa been haiiKiUtf en and lefuava to yield to Ireiitmeul, uet hum any drug atoi XVi ounces id Piue.x uud make it iaUi pint of cough syiup, and wuteli tkat coukIi vstusli. Tmir I he oun.fs of l'lnex (SO rata woith) Into a pint bottle and till th bottle with pbiio ttrttiitiliiltH) auuar nip. 'i lie total eust m slsuil 64 ecu is, aatl iiivec ou a full pint -a (aiiuly ppl)--of a most elbvtiie numilv, at a Min l $'2. A da' line will oioillv tnwwnt a hard cough, i usilv pic,iind ia 6 atiuoto lull duretuuia with I'inet. Krof Mr(ivtlY and lias a plcautnt last. lhildio like it. t lt'a really rrmarkable bow promptly and easily it liHwrna the drv, Iiosim' or tretit eoogh and heals the intl.minl mem l.tunea in n piiiulul rough. It ul stops thtt li.rmiitu.M ol phi. urn In the thrust and limnehial tuls's, lion riidiuu the per latent Itmae imuuIi. A apleudiil Iviu.slv lor bronchitis, winter rouglm, tiroiuhiul arlliiaa ami Ntlosiping cougli. I'inex ia a special and highly concen trated CHHiipouud ot genuine Norway pine attract, lieh in gosiacil, which is at aeaibnH to lla mntibranea. Amid illwpnolntinent by asking your drtirviat lue "if1 ountva of Plocv," and lo aetvpt sin thiti( via. A imaruiitet. f auattliite aatisUrtiun ttoea with this 5rrtaralii'n or iuouy proiuptW lefunded, U I'mrx Co., Ft. ; n, Ji.d. Forward the Chril's brigade! Was there a soul dismayed .No, for each soldier knew Christ had not. blundered. Theirs but to make reply: ' ' We on thy love rely, Whether we live or die, Charge we I he alley of sin, Chiistluu eight handled." Sin camped to right of tiicni, Hiu compel h, elt of them, Sin camped in fiont uf them, Curse chniges thundered; ' Htuiined at by shame ami vice, Offeied the traitor 's pi ice, Fearless they hoed coinuuind: "Forward to save the land, Christian eight hundred! " Cone they from hill uud plain, Come they thiuiigh suit or ituo, Hinging a glud lefiain, llanpy eight hundred; Holding the crma on high, Jovous their hauliers fly, Hiising the vietii-'s cry: "Fur home and heaven on high!" Loyal eight hundred, He'king the true and brave, Seeking the lost to save, Seeking to free the slave, llow Hiileui wondered; So wing to right the wrong. Tinning earth's sights to song, llow uig to Christ lite King, Joyous they march along, tiloritnis eight hundred, Weleoiue with heart and hund, Yo who would join our bund; If ,Mu would faithful stand Ono of "eight, hundred," Fiithful in word and deed, Mowing the precious seed, Kenping the ripened grain, Healing earth's grief hu.I pain, With words uf heavenly gain, Chriatiiin "eight hundred." RErOHTLU Olj''"HAUfa DENIED. Mr. and Mrs. II. V, Hatch, of Cen ter street, have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Ihigcue Currish, of ilraail hapids, .Mich., their guests arriving Satiiiday and having yesterday. Their trip will cover an absence of three miuths, the Sun Francisco exposition to occupy much ot tneir tune. T in flicnp cost, the solution of the power yours ago he moved to Wallowa county l'ive iiiem-l ..... , , , i ... , ... ,,: ,.t ,. bers of the crew (it the Oeruiiili cruiser 1 ..-,, ,,,. ... ,. ., . . , .., ,!?. i,t .i;.,.,ii,, ,v. , . -,,'Mt-i r mi ii uie 11 C I .-i.il .nitinn I,,, inn - i, . 'ii.,., ........ considered Kind on, sunk ia southern waters, were , i. i i ,i .i. .... . , .it, ..,.. ,s u, it rutin, niiiuiij if,,,,.,:..,,. Ht,)meh. Liver u.l l!,,wels mollified to fill the uosition of resnon rt'iheallh proidcni is largely a. mailer of raising, and he is IV 1,.,,,..: 1... u. 1. I ' , ., i ..1 i:il .1.- nmply of Indian (roups nt Singapore, accord ing to two Methodist missionaries ar riving here today mi the Pacific Mail steamer Persit. They are l!ev. C. C. Fnderhill and W. A." Wells, and were al tending a conference in Singapore at the time of the uprising. The mutiny was inspired by fifty Germans who cs.aped from a detention camp, led by the Linden crew, they declared. A large reward has 1 M offered for their cap ture, the missionaries said. Only luck of good leadership iniiong the mutineers prevented them from inaugurating ., llf tmor in sil , jin proper condition and always work- sibilitv to which he has been elected. mg in narmnny. i lie will move uaeK to eutcm witn in Tin re will be times, however, when family immediately, weakness will develop when help; ' uiiisr ne given, and should tiv Hosteller' it is then you Stomach Hitlers.! A wise inan miiy not know much, but 'no is wise enough to keep others frn M-. and Mrs. Hatch have with them apore, ,.y. I n.lcihill said. When the then' daughter, Mrs. Mimih Hutch Iteeiuni, of Albany, who v i 1 1 be mi .iced with several aftairs dining her day. Mis. R, It. Robertson entertained the I'., F. & I'.. Trolley club at her home, 1 1 10 North Front street. Friday even ing. A most pleasant informal time .viis passed, Mrs. F. A. Robertson tie 'Ighting with guitar solos. Later the aos'"s:, was insisted by Mrs. Tuvlii; in tving a three coiirs.. collation. Those woo purto.ik of .Mrs, Robert ton 'it hospitality were: Mesdaines Tay lor, llnwthoine, Siaulon, Schneiiler, Spru.il, P. A. Rtibi rlson, Athertni, Wnt ton, .t .'Council, Peach, Seelv. The next club meeting will he with Mrs. Stanton at her home, between 1 wenly fuurlh und Twenty tilth streets on State strct, Friday, April ninth. CHANGELING BABY ARRIVES. New York. March :td. Kn roule lo members of the: Sun Frnm-isco. Teddv Slinushv. I veins old, the celebrated "Nlingsby cliiinge 'ing'' baby, nrrived here today from Liverpool, accompanied bv his mother, Mrs. harles II. Hlintsbyl Py the decision of (he Loudin pro bate court, Teddy Slingsby recently was di'diircd the legitimate son of Mrs. Slingsby by her husband, a former lieutenant ia the liritish navy, (bus .stablishing his right to n $."iOo',nr0 es tate in Yorkshire, Kiigbnid. Other i on testing heirs to the property charged that the rightful Hlinesbv lieir, bom in Km l rnmisco in 1010, died al birth. Teddy" ws substituted. 1c cision is ntev pending knowing it. 'Ss.'m6'.v' "A Shine In Effll Evory Drop' Hfi Oot a can today from i,laij' your hardware or fro- Jl4tlti)lii eery deaior. .''i r.uropeans m the city formed a guard, the mutineers scattered he said, but if they had held together thev might soon have gin,., t, ,,pper hand. Pie Knglish efticers and 'J4 Kuro iean civilians were shot on the first day of the mutiny February One man was killed (he next dav when 1 00 j ,,,i ' .i .... sin urn f, I... i, I I will II. .Il ('iidnius were biiiught ashore. On the third day Jlltlll nien enmn nslu.r., fr, on : 'mm ine nrnisn lintt esnm a .. . i t .i. . . . Preach and .lapane,. wnrshius and the mutineers fled to the hills. The mis Monuries did not know the exact num ber of Indians killed during the nintinv or executed afterwards but said that out of the regiment f fi.-.tj 011v 4,-,n 1 ;".' left wbc, they departed: Ironi Snignpore. aremedTfor children -kidney trouble i Big Reduction Sale all Eastern Millinery. Every hat in stock reduced in price for one week, commencing March 29. Come in and compare prices and quality. Mrs. W. L. Widder 2(U N. COMMERCIAL ST. SALEM, OREGON ile.' cision is mcv pending. M.'. and Mrs. (Itorge Karl Kvro and small sou, Robert Pari, left yesterday i i i,,. . , ' 7 ... i I for Lun.ndcn. Saskatchcwsn, Cnnadii. tj, 'habl, , h!"1 ,hC, ' Iwlicro they nr. large land owners. Thev L Jl , !;",,,m'-V', ha hl"1 , ihave beea ia Salem the past two veal's "e Z ,.v ' ki,,"iV"'. Tw"! ,snd .xpeet to .email, tha, length of : having Vried a 'TtT " " ' V' time in Canada. with ui Vi t ,K " .n,nny '''"""'''es ... ', ll,f' 1 '"'isolte,l a doctor liiehir . ,0 '' Swamp-Koot. i pust three weeks, has again resumed I of it w,eii l larrr-iounosj her :tud,es. She hn, bee., with her's h " h.', " a,l"V, '"'."j '' P-reuls, Mr. and Mr,. J. T. Hunt, . X" J" W , t i 4hw, hut dining the sch.,l ye.; Is' fcring front these Irl'nl 1111! ''v! n lopping with hci mint, Mrs. 11. L.I n X.eves. ,,, " : """"'' . nainp Root ' - ' 11 U'fillil ft Prill ni.t.li..;... I Mi t hint' Helen Hunt, a Salem student, who has been ill Kilmer mi consider il lours very rmlv I.'. A. OROOAN, ' j swo. .... ..!;."::?''. A'b'- : loaie. eomi nneiitarv in M ii.ul.l ' thl. ik. ti.t . ii tu t lore me ' West, who is leaving shortly for Port-1 , and to make her runic. Mrs. William C, Knighton is enter ahiiug with an afternoon of bridge 'omoriow st her North Summer street day of July, liltfl. T. I). Kppers. ' . Notary Public. Mm. F. L. Waters and her smalC Jo!iler, K.liabith, arrived home yes I t'ld ty fnim u two months' sojourn In I j attetn and outhern states. The great -I ; r put of Mrs. Water's time was pass I d with relatives in New York. Masna-I ini.t.'tls and other eastern states, herl Lettor to D'- Kilmer k Co Bitvgluunton, n y Washington, March .10. Ambassndut Morgenthau, nt Coustanliiiople, lodnv cabled Secretary Hrjan that the grand i 'etu. u trip being by way of the south- vimer denied repirts of violence to for eigu missionaries In nortliwrstei a Per The message received from tue am basasdor at the state department do clare I that asuirnuce had been given that Turkish troops which reached tht disturbed region ou Saturday would uiiilnUiu onler. Proy Wa Swamp Root Will Do c . . . rr Yo- ' "ii irn riMii i. t.-:i rn .onl ait it i. f. K.. I.... . t- n;....L . . 1 ",,mrl "'l' M.ir. mmii IIIWHC III II ' I ""liin.tOU, V V inn. i i ananin i it iTU f X'(mitton j will ulro rocoiVf . . ., i ""utr. Whe,, writing, be sure ., ..nd Mrs. I). K. Uue left last ' ";!r;r,,R:.,! aiidit lor tktklnn.1. CI h.... th.,.-. Jtl.. .- t ". . ' "'I' vi-ni and one ill he the (itists of their daughter,! Hon s. I Co..! a sample size ! ince anyone. You booklet of vnlunbte I for fa! at all dmr WHO'S BOSS AT YOUR HOUSE? Why do you split and carry in wood? Why do you build fires and clean up the mus5? Why do you swelter your life away? Who's boss at your house, you or your cook stove. A Gas Stove Will Prove That You Are THE GA Phone 8S CO