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The Literary Dipest for June. 5, 1915 fcuc. These twi stum* of Urn tMiuliu of 11h > ik iu * fa.tv.-y of ttiiv LntjJC movu* ft lump*. H luvs bum lri`-d In wmw- pxiint in St. Loiii.**, tuiil The l'"'i tiisimi'h of city ixinuirli upon Urn .ml>jV-l: WVnblu'i. you niimtib-r it #yn-n< *>rivli*i** iT you utiuld look lou-k ;mu I *v yourst-lf when yuti wrre * i-bilil? Wouldn't i* in' try treat lu In- *1>U: to v yourv'!f and your brothers nod sixlco abuuk in ovoralU. knicki-rltm-kviw; Kau UrwiiiLVftys, Link- lxin.1 1'iuicilli-rti.v.s. or whatow-r it was Umfc kid* mtrv wlu:t yon weev a kid? Wouldn't living, bnotbitu;. itiQvmK picture* of yiur>-lf it* action .it diffenmt periods of your life lw aksorbin^? Many parents hare started a cinemato graphic record of their children, and it will only Ik < a ft-"' years imlii fioody films ;uv as common as rolls of music for i lie pl;yrr- t>i*uu or disks fur lHu |iliom^rn|ih. Thu future-St. UittiiMHll. wlvn In riuulmd the three *!tri> and lltm-. timesten Lhal science surely will lvnvc *r*niv-rl him !>y tliat time, and llv retro^i-c-liv*- mood old ago bring*, inn gv-itcb out lit* liglita in the library, plug on ;i lump- sookot with the home mono outfit ami reviow his life from cHildHood lu old ngc. ' Backward, turn backward, (> Time, in your flight," will not be a vain prayer: I ho movie maebine will make him * child again, even' Lake him further back dtan childhood; show him as an infant, mewling and kicking in the nurse's arms, then ak the schoolboy with slmtinc morning fat-r, as the furoacedikc sighing lover, the soldier seeking the bubble n-pittalion. the merchant, the judge, the Uun and <l.||Hw*l pantaloon--all of his suvim am?# will In? thnro before him on the screen TUo family-film Mm *h w I iU u imiMi.u * in the tiaslorn citic* when- euivniir-pii-nir' records of weddings wen* first mad**. Imi the idea .soon sprcml u> >:ln-r jru f ttu- country, and now* it lias Im* tnh.n up in St. l/ouis with a fcit-it appriviutioit yf ile possibilities. We axe told that children make- llu; lu-st moving-picture subjects, lneau#o they do MQt pose. Ml lltctr ttctiuiM r.- frvu from rvsvrxint, and from trying to l<Kik iflnucml or nira-, or anything hut natural. Out! Si Louis ntithusixsi lias made : st--uliv ( child movies, and hu lias liceii marked. We read that-- Mis method is to get Ihr rlildr*-i< Jitaymi: on a lawn ur any cunveuii-iit. jdsu-ij in n y:ird and tlwm wait until their ei.n-it> in Ihn e&im-ru ha* wonioit, :h k I ifie? .-u*- Im*% in their play. Itcforc he starts to i \i'se tin Klin. Ho thus calehvs them in tlit-ir must charming and unconscious wlums. Thu perfection cf smalt itrifjict iou-inii* chinos is very' near. Heretofore the iu k chinos have been ci<mtM-rj*itn<-. and si> die itlluliiid HIni i.- iiillummoM. . .U.n-ten-, limy would n>l Iww <tKul result- irli,...i liih-vulug<- eleciri*: eiirrent that mjuimi til expert to ojx-ralr. .Smaller iiu m:1i>i>.-* sn? being made that ran Is- -arrird wnimwl from room to r-. and whwli ejm o|H:r.ttl by isiilin-e-wur with lie >M<l>itarv oh<:lric*-liglit ejr,tin. It >a safe t>* s mj flie' fait- > - > l^-e- families of Mn- day. u. .......... |Ih - br>od in Ihe kirkcn-d librafv <f an rvvniuy, and umu^.ainl iosint- ; ih.-ni i`h living picture* of lhcti*ckvs "lit.u they S-W Alununum Paint S.w Floer-Uc S-W Brighten-Up Stein Brighten-Up! About your home are many worn surfaces, all waiting for the paint brush to make them fresh and new' again. You don't need experience to do it. You don t need much paint. All you need is the incli nation to make your home more attractive. The Sherwin -Williams BrightenUp Finishes include just the right paint, stain, varnish or enamel for each surface in a home. Tell the Sherwin -Williams dealer what you want to brighten up and he will give you the product made for that purpose in a small tin, ready to use. Send for a free copy of our Cottage Bungalow Portfolio This is a complete small house, with plans for building, planting the grounds, furnishing and deco rating the exterior and the rooms. The illustrations are in color. The specifications are all worked out by experts. Tire suggestions will prove helpful to every home own er or prospective home builder. Write for it. Sh e r w in -Wil u ams Pa in t s <s ~ Va r n is h e s /4> 0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 3 9 9 1 2 N29178 Moncyback Advertisements April igtfi Good Housekeeping Magazine k "Brighten Up'' means beautify--and more Women are beginning to look beyond the mere beautifying of their homes with paints and varnishes. They see the result* of decay when painting is delayed and the unnecessary cost of frequent paintings when poor paint is used. Smum/fWiuiAMs hrifthteivUp Finishes not only add beauty to home surroundings, hut also durability and real protection. For all surfaces in and outside the home there is a Sherwin-Williams finish to be had in any quantity, in all colors and all ready to apply. QetTHU Book i "The ABC ml Bo o m FtiKlni" It cnt<>ii complete painting intintctioM fot the Home wnfi ttlli in simple language ju{ wk( i us for every surisee ed how to wise it. Sent free mi request, Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pa in t s & Va r n is h e s Address stt Inquiries te *U Csnsl (Usd.N.W.CUvelend.O. Mwmni-Nn Yet. lift XV. IZi Chics**. Ncpii'i Cm WU-; * PtsselMs. SUHMfecrM.SstssOAcrissSVrttsSrstMUsniMissIdMS. S,Scili.,TSef< U you have any cause at all for dissatisfaction, use COMPLAINT BLANK on page U S'1 0007-SWP--039913 0007-SWP-000123300 508 The Literary Digest for March 6, 1915 Finger prints will wash off without hurting the most delicate tints--if your walls are painted with Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Slatz/ene Flat -Tone is not a cold, shiny kalsomine but a scien tifically prepaved oil paint which gives your rooms a beautiful, dull warmth, that invites and rests the eyes. Ftst>Ton economical bcauc it comes ready to apply, has great covering power and can be made like new with soap and water when soiled. Ask the Sherwin-Williams denies to show you this modern and aonitary wall finish. Sharw ta-Yflliians* Kouao Paint (S W P) A mi tea*. at/x sad *.| pJntof <n.<ad*ttul wcalbar-iMUtlt* aad i*a( SK In.WItUanu Vnrrtiahaa SCO WStH'fCMiai s of Soor vot. 9hrwin-WUIUma Old Dutch Enamel A Oof* whin lAiatl ifcat rraducr* a sfoilss*. *t*. whit* alas* of anuiail n< Skorwf^.Wllllsm. Floor-Lac AAau<na.waoUaaSamilMtassaUi .Ml <,.r*l.a Ut Portfolio of P*lntin|SuRMll*nt A >racttest oiiatiac aaC dccorsuw twSc.lactudins so c*4srlll<mrmiloat >w *o4 esurton. Scat lr<* as re Sh er w in -Wil l iams Pa in t s 6~ Va r n is h e s , a Hr*. Ill V. r**< fit OSUtfo. ri*st'l Ou w. its *i Siih aittn* ss tfaro m Ui r.,iMto <* il CmU Ml.t.ll.O TYPEWRITERS itiZS&l l iMf" v,a" - t t, Hidden defects in roofing If your roofing is not guaranteed by a responsible company you run the risk of finding out its defects after it is on the roof. It costs no more to get a writ ten guarantee with the best responsibility behind it Buy materials that last Certain-teed Roofing t* guaranteed in writing $ yean for 1-jdy, 14 years lor 2-ply, and If yean for J-pty, and the rrtp*n<ihility of our big mills stands behind this guarantee. Its qual ity it the highest and its price the most reasonable. General Roofing Mfg. Company WtrWt titrtrM wmnuf*anrt *e BuiUi*e ftpers (kvTwhCiSr Bssis* {Uun m*vV Si Uals ChdsssU tmssCiri Kta la fnabt 3*till* Urfii Wisler A*b.ltlU<fe*UI1 s^i Slat* Sw ImW 5hfoUs lssutsriM tpm Wall Baud* PUatta RWh *Cmh *> Asphalt C*w< Roof Ciriw M*tsl rstate SWacfo Stela* TarCoatiwr remark of Mr. Dooley, which Mf- Bishop append* U> his article: They nay republics arc Aiigratoful. Hut look, will y<i. what tliey've done f'r that fellow that chopped the continent in two nt IhiiMtymu. . . . Th' uouathry sees that lu* tins druK- a worulherful tiling an* is coin* In reward him sooiabty. . . . What is hiemit* u git? siys y t>. Wby, Hinriissy. tit' ('ini'mimint has already nppinted him gntmior if lit' Canal al n greatly re joiced ssd'ry. CLEVELAND'S LlTTLls *' FLY-COPS" IX Cleveland. Ohio, the Ay-serccn is becoming nlisnlM/i. More than one i.-ity lias ienrued to "sunt the fly." but most of thvse have found that awaiting dim* not after all acwunplish all the desired result*. A summer in which there is a continuous open season for fly-butters may result in <ut abatement of the pest by autumn, but by the nm summer there is the same familiar boning on the windowpane, and tho bald-headed rana suflorn uli the old tickling anguish- In ClovcUnd, however, different result* have been at tained. lit TA rcAni<{ World ?f?.n&2inc Willard Trice tells us that Cleveland, living up to its reputation for making common-sense experiments, has instituted (i war on flics that does not end with winter weather. Billiard* and a w t o tempera ture do not stop the fly-lighters, for. altho they may not hav many opportunities to Yin." they are even busier ''hcwJiiiji Vm njT." One question fuul answer from the Ely Catechism. wo are told, give the whole (il:ui of campaign in u nutshell: "How many flics may breed from a pair in tlte spring?" "Allowing sis batches of eggs of one hundred nod fifty each, supposing all to livo and find filth to brood in, the num ber would lie 101,010.000X00X00.000(00. enough to bury the ontiro earth fortyseven feet deep. Why not kill the fly in the winter or early spring?" So instead of ihc old slogan. "Swat the Ely." ihe war-cry. "Iluwl Vm OH," was adopted, and during tho lost throo winters the war has boon fierce sort triumphant. The Commm\dcr-io-Chicf of Fly-Fight ers is Dr. Jeon Dawson, a professor in tho Cleveland Normal School, and bet army is mainly recruited from the ranks Of school children, officially known, as " Jsuior Sanitary Police.'* Each school principal appoints the "fly-cops" for his district, and appointments Co tbe force are prized. During tho cold months the "winter flics" that brood tho summer swarms are bunted out from the warm cracks and crannies -whore they are hibernating, "tho feroe" being stimulated in this endeavor by a reward f ten cents per hundred for dead flies. Then as the first hio*. of spring warms up the outdoor brecding-placca. tbe heading-off process begins (a earnest, sod-- Each man is mado responsible (or one ) 0007-SWP--039914 0007-SWP-000123301 68 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Which? m Y, fMl' / V;A rHitpteO/br or $500for H \ ]M Painting Repairing I i--^ jj LJ -i'J April f, I9K1 IF the house of one of your fcicncis was de stroyed by fire, you and your neighbors would talk about it for days. There would be an ac count of it in the local newspaper. If some great conflagra tion destroyed one out of every lout houses in your town the whole county would be in a turmoil of excitement, the news would be telegraphed all over the state, the star reporter of your local newspaper would turn the dictionary inside out to find words to express the magnitude of the disaster. Do you realize that one out of every four houses in town is being de stroyed today just as surely as though flames were raging from cellar to Mtic> The weather has de stroyed more buildings than fire ever will--de stroyed them through lack of protection from sun. wind. rain, frost, snow and ice. In a word through lack of paint. A 1,000 per cent Investment That's the way to look at painting--as an investment, not an expense. Look around you at the houses going to rack and ruin. What is doing it ? The weather. Weather is the great destroyer--as sure as fire; as effective as an earth quake. There is only one defense against weather, and that is paint. It costs so little--it saves so much. But paint, like weather, is of many kinds. Beware of the fair-weather paint. It does not protect, it only deceives. Buy a paint that has proved its staying power. SWP (Sherwin -William* Hou*c Paint Prepared) is a known product. It has a Fifty-year record. covering power. It put* an -armor between Its ingredients arc not matters of preference. your buildings and the elements and at the They are what experience has proved to be same time adds beauty and cleanliness. The moat efficient in protecting property. S W P Shenoin-WilUams dealer in your foutn has SWP .is economical. It spreads easily and has great ready to apply. 48 colon. Write for Portfolio of Painting and Decorating Suggestions. It is free Sh e r w in -Wh u a Pain t s &- Var n is h es fliwuai-KwYvt. lllW, 3"zd St.; CUc,, Fc*fl'* Co Sm FnactK*. 521 Markrl Si. Silt* Olliw k Vv Un w i is yovcipmJ citin. Bct iuWi everywhere. AMrvu all isquiriei f*r NrtlsHt t 511 C*ut N. W., ClevU*4t 0. 0007-SWP-039915 f) 0007-SWP-000123302 / V The Fairy Menace a h t \mu c i> rt,4H f*r>e nt "And, N*lh*," ,if Rnbwrl cnsr>. ] eunly, "* that lhy`*t *11 gne, I think i Sr ought la have science explained to 1 bee. She t be tnlg lht burning j p switch r anything el*c wou't bring : anything to tife" 1 Alien looked at her daughter. Stir thought*! the abandon *t h*r gTief and I bar hcreic de*pr<>tiA. It * *t he time far *n tmi-riiinav -I II in that un ether time." thr e<<l ftnbert That ntgkt she went up to Sr t room to if aha slept paa*futty alter her enUtil day. She set down on the edge I th bed. and net on something hard. It we the lock* t*n*. Alice sighed. She knew that the fairies might be gene end the goAt banished, bvt new for weeks ad weeks, wherever $** went. this Inrre wbtieatone would ga. One would U fsrever ituUini *' tei upon it, W itthg down on it n rKtiri where it Ud irrtleranct ihe tbeughl U Hcrscll: **l akfluld have b*#e Armer about 'PeWr dSfiHEEFJI50D Lolwnbia WINDOW SHADES In 14 The Other Sort of Woman {eoirripva* r*.o* races *t| as th* tow table le hv my trailing skirl oiansd up. Oxer ibt top of lh rest and ivory stfeen. u 1 sued on the table, I could < Ibt little group in the t ehif- DtmABIUTrt. *** a? th* aw* *(**. qattlia m MX iad*w iL^ And kw rou Me oil I EEL tb tf rumA (loci of Ootuabu Wind**JSkojha. . : j I.tvb tee4wt>n< quabty. loedW with <M ___________ ___ sad the rich weiwts M phwwj catering* U w CafawbM Wiw 4w rlihafce Mewl pepsltiity. And * ntw Ion in lb cwoetir wants in Uy* inf fbsdci .V lbs MPM-COLVHeiA. Ihw r*v* 'blw flew MI ik duatenW. ptvJ, dmiip . el mlhr-- (k baolesmt virkel w eeptnr pitted (ttww *ad the s m>wikMt *1 Iks MSAOV7D.H.V4G aecWe the! asin-- wkb l*t is ken tsd Irima hUU ..itltewU -- U tw, Me. wiN Sex iaJ- >M by IWI nwt--fOLUMtlA THE COLUMBIA MILLS. [Morpueted yl JJw York C'Hr ' wgdd> U/pn Mtbys <d cr ...vi >B>aowmoiwioisiaoMii1 UseThis Chest FREE .................. . . _ pot wholly seem to. Then I *w Mtt. Langlaad go with Madame DtidMte behind the swinging dun. At ThdrsM moved away. Lang* lord bent forward and lilted fold of tbe roae get* it aa If to inspect its deary ireUriel She paused and he said terns* thing to hr. Bn from where I wap l eeuld see the eclor again Hood her fats. LongUnd s*w >t too. for he looked t her with t sharp tndr*we breath. The* ( saw hist dash s quiek glance at the door through which his mother had gone unrl write someth.rg on a card that he slippod int* the girl's haaH, Ker fingers held it Isoaely n second tnd then dropped iL At tht simple gesture the rnsn's (net grew urgent, lit spelt ngnin in lew unt. snd t hssrd the words "peie" and "model.H Thss the ethor l wmen came tmek into Uvs roam and the giit tur*n--Tehde* riswe,.vt*.^ said M*4one DueKsts. . on this msuve gown ?' The girl gathered the mauve grn carafully on her arm- LssgUnd b*nt down snd lifted his card from the Aoor. "MtdeTssiteile." ha asid. "ynu dropped this.'* And once mere ho pul it in har hand. This time her Angers eloacd ea it. "That is alt. madams, said tht fitter, snd 1 stepped down from Die table. Th* nuaisl I uw Maranstt an Tues day night, though he w*l the length of the hotel drawing-room away from Your home is filled with Sherwin-Williams Finishes Do you know why? You cannot know whether the paint you buy is good or bad until after you have bought it and paid to have it put on your house. Why not let the big paint buyers help you out ? Hundreds of big manufacturers have proved that the SherwinWilliams Company has the knowl edge and the facilities to produce a paint that exactly meets every condition. Therefore when you buy SWP (SHerwin-WiHianu Paint Prepared) 7.f t-A*U ivlhr I 30 I 1.1 latt sp msMffci no. swuspotic. rs. "*-- * - - -nemes*. he tcplsind: tg!'' '* i t *ad stupidly ` - the engagement-' I wanted to atclaim 'wr his gootl for tune, but all I dii| wps to mty (Uy. `'ll was her mothar. I lUptmseT* Ha boaitoud. 'I suppose bar mother snd her brother ' ~ ' id aaoiolhiag t* lo with it nurM h ..................... . spoka of the ocher dsr-- lfa*w before. And her mothar sakad him to atay as thu hi. . Bat, of coarse, at the >*>t, K was--Alice herself You were r'fhL She duosn'i want to 1t>t in Arisona.** I gaw a sigh ef sheer relief Mar- hall pressed hi* Kpa together and Uekod it me for a miserable moment. "Yo b sever thought it would do. did you!" h said praaenlly. "Marshall. * if yaa had marrlsd bee It would net have listed. At he* I rst hardship she would h*v* left you snd Mm* hnm*. and lived here or ebrssd ' ' l you. She ian't built to be a halp- She iaai*t rsada lor work. Sho'a purely ornamanul' "You are hard," wo* oil he said. **( know her mother. You ought to have a veal girl, n* to wham th faela of raal tiding and warWisg and helping are as natural as breathing. You ara a very busy man: you ought not ta h*v* to spend your small letaura training n " No. I don't." I answered. "I mean s find >i lib heaoly " , . . . wrefr *** fhn hrr ram- bined. Cnleto It is in anmc w h mis wko ; has been lhrow,, tnf* Ibe kind <f Hfo j that wtll dpvetep charaeler and sense.'* ' "ls<alv. Th*k` lha kind tor v**, \ Marshall |- ' Aft> t rsth'a I . tbm heisrlf ir>*:ed of (ctfiur win My v't't to mrrt ihrru fn her," "Ah." he said, "don't talk tn is* to night about finding any girl Let*' hoviaur dinner." [nOMTUtUEJi AM Psc Ta| you can know that its quality has been proved--that the most exact ing analyses, tests and comparisons have been made. You are sure of quality and the durability, coveringpower and fast colors that such quality guarantees. There are 30,000 dealers selling SherwinWilliams Paints and Varnishes. If there is none conveniently near you, write us and we will see that you are supplied. L'Vjiwi Write lor a ffee copy of *THe A B C of Home Painting" the most helpful And practical Ibook on painting cuef written. Sh er w in -Wil l iams Pa in t s &- Va r n is h es Addraa *11 loaumaa ta (21 Cml kt4, M W.. Clwtkad. Ohia Voa. MAW.. )2d S.I.C; P.^L'.C.. g.lldl.,, _____ . Snfiwow. KJMxiflfaKt. , . Sale, Ofbe and Wmluaiw in tAa'pil a***- 3.W dc.l( 0007-S W P -039916 0007-SWP-000123303 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST SS | Colors that arc | Beautiful awl Lasting !l> ' > the Wsfk< of house paint io heMrttfy *J well m prelect. In j meting SWp o durable, Hy tke I light combination of pure lead. ! <ic and linseed oil. the 5herwih- | William* Company has not negtvc.rff the decorative ride. SWP not only offer* the home owner 46 beautiKit usable, sen- iible color* to choose from, but aUo offers colon that will not Wt or run oe separate from the paint itself. That is because <h* color atlurtJ info lMpainl Aiidisapartof*?. Thcsecoiorsarc rtadt by the Shcr*-ift-WiIJiam* Company in it* own plants. that <n tkt, aa in all other essen tial pwnrtngredients the highest Quality ii aiaured. | ! ) SWP--Of Course and 48 Colors to Choose from Selecting a pleasing color for your house is not always an easy matter. That is why so many people choose white--it is sure to be right. Sherwin-Williams Gloss White has wonderful covering and spreading power and great weather resistance, but why not have something equally distinctive and more individual if you want it? To help you in this, our staff of decorators has worked out a number of attractive color schemes for houses of various types. If you will mark on die coupon below the house that most nearly approaches your own in style, we will send you free a color reproduction of that house, with complete painting specifications. The colors specified can he secured from the Sherwin-Williams dealer m your town. The suggestions can be exactly carried out and you will have a most attractive result and one that will be lasting. b r ig h t e n u p, Ame r ic a ! HERWIN-WlLLIAMS Pa in t s & Va r n is h e s .V;<bwU4. * (w4nl* Th c SKCtrH-Wtuw a U C*< CVrWM* OGeftiUttcfir PW*mm**4 Nairn*.. A House Painting Suggestion FREE. Urm This Coupon wicteitNM ftw tJ hwn umik I by ciweb wkteh u b* >Wcqi by win* 3V P, -Cky, 'll 0007-SWP-039917 Ma y . 1916 COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA 79 A Quiet Closet In Your Home You eon keep cloctcl noise out of your home by keeping out the kind of a closet that makes a noise. To permit <1* installation of a noisy closet to your UMhtvoiri is an indifference to an unpleasant and avoidable, noise which you are bound to regret later on. TV* Tr*w P*i<ria Camp**? SlWEt-ClO Silent Closet Tell you* architect or plumberthat you want a Si-wel-clo and you will be sure that the closet installed cannot be heard beyond a closed door. Your own sensi bilities will not be shocked by the sound of frequent noisy flushings, and your guests will not be subjected to the embar rassment of pretending they do not hear it. *' nge of ike St ool twnLihor s Imo .crackor peek Writ. f*r B**Vlct MS wfllkn t Cfurultt" If you var.t tc khow more about them --n4 o( SctutHul and convenient b.lhroom r. rangcmcAt. H Trent*. Fttttriti Cnfu;, Treats*, N. I. Vht Llijuf Oftmktn *s SantMrv fVfc/v ht U. S. A. Maal refrigeration require* one hundred percot perfection in FOUR POINTS-. !M--CUmHtim** I J)--Cal4fi**-- (?] --A c....rt kw rire/*i*n Dr, .q.r i-fi / CV-m-k -4.*-. Some rafrfgtraton have a high percentage in omo of (MM points. But tho hw< av<r>(* In m* Jwr poiMi toe* to the "Monroe" Refrigerator *.-4.7 __ N* na 1--- - - j Li h m-m Cam to f*M *U fc**0 t**n. OrculotMM at oaU dry tor b tocurto bp tow* tOMtHtodlr Imu IM. "Warn *rt totalled br twary *<J M*h du* - Uftit-Sltfre ,<Mn Ut bJOMUK toeu tot w*kifs*( oM air. M tr* and ra*8 ie<W. Id la W, ri-.cii fran taelacy -- frclpltt prvfI4 ~*a _ Send for | This Book Every woman who tak.i pride in her home should have a copy. It telle you just how to paint, varnish, slain or enamel every surface in and around your home. The book ws written by a practical painter and then re. written for you. There i not a technical word in it--every detail is capresacd in simple league's and every step, from preparing the surface to ap plying the final eoat, is com. pletely covered. You simply cannot go wrong on anypaifltingworlc with this book to guide you- "Here is the Secret of Home Upkeep No amount of cleaning and scrubbing can brighten up a home where the floors, woodwork, furniture and other surfaces are worn, marred or dingy. Our book teaches you how to beautify and pro tect these surfaces. Any Sherwin-Williams dealer can supply all finishes called for in the book-- just what you need for every purpose- Send for the book, then see our dealer. You will enjoy (he work and will be delighted with the result. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pa in t s & Va r n is h e s Address B Inquiries to 4X3 Cn*l Road, N.W, Ctavaland. 0. )savi*nM<--Se fort. IM w. SU V.: C*ict*. !'*'*t` Ota SI<U.; Sia k'JM.'tai I. StfetOffcs, M>4Wti*h*iCTt* ptirxipil riciei. VRf*tlr*r<rr*htM pm^PolrERY Ht h e Ga r d e n t h e Es s e n t ia l To u c h ke Sun-dial. I hat old. "Friend of the Past .will find denial Refuse inyour Garden .Some favorite Spot fiyened by the Gvilterirvi of Birds splashing in die W*'7 Flower Pols and Boices,Vases, Benches. Ga a- |S>.Herrhes in<i other interesting Pieces will iv- ^"inoJ'ihe Old World Gardens. .. fir.,Catalogue of Garden Pottery.wluclvwilt 1':`" Treepestjoflersinany.Suj' " 0007-SWP-039918