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The Literary Digest for June 5, 1915 These iw i stum- of Urn iliTurliu of Uw miu* fa.tv;y of *I1Vst lumii*. ft tttW bid'll In N'M"' in Kt. ttiis, iu iiI Thr. !'"'t tiisfmu}, of llit.l city ixjnuirlx ujjor. Ihn . `tibjY'-l: \Wibhi'l-y<m ***irriti|-r #j;-rni *>ri vili*K* ir you ituiilil ly*k Inw-k :i*1 I s*i- ,vur'lf when ygti wvte * rhitit? WouWu't ii w i'd lu I*- xMt: to il*n*T*v yourvlf tutd your brotht-rs wml mh Iit * twjHriiii* u^Kiuk in overalls. fcnwrkcrltorkvrK, K.'i<< Urwiutvcftys, Link* Ia h iI Knunllvrny.s. or whfclcvvx it was tfmfc kid* w*trv wlu:n yon weev a kid? WwiMri't living. f*rx*4-flir*C. moving pictures of yo\rs*-lf ii* a<*iini at diffenmt periods of your life Iw absorbing? Many parents hare started a cinemato graphic record of their children, ruid it will only Ih > a few years until fiunilv films ;uv as coin umn as rolls of oioso- for l In* fda.ivr- l>ianu ur disks fur lHu |iltuun^fii|i!i. Tho future-St. l/ittiiMHii. wlvn In liu<< nucliod lbe three Hvarv and Him; tmirxten that science surely will lvnv-him !>y tliat time, and llw- rutros^xflivt- mood old Kgs brings. <:n switch out tinliglitti in the library, plug on a lump, socket with the home mom- outfit ami review his life from chilUn*>>l ly yhl iu,'i-. " Buokward. turn 1iaekvra.nl, O Tiw, in your flight," will cot be o vain prayer: ike movie machine will make him * rbtfd again, even take him further back than childhood: show him as an infant, mewling and kicking in the nurse`s arms, then ak the schoolboy with shining morning faro, as the furnacc4ik sigbiug lu'i-r, the soldier seeking the buhbJi- ri-pulaliun. lhi- niorohant, the judgi*. tin- Unn and d.ppwxl pantaloon--all of his sum* au<* will U' tbmi before him on tin* vm-n. The family-film Mm *h w I iU iiii-.iMion in the Eastern eilios wln-r<- r> un:-|tii-uiN records cl wedding.-* wr* fir-ri. mail**. luii Iho idea .soon spr-<l k> **tln-r j>u nf ttu- country, and now* it ha* I'll m tuk.n p in St. 1-ouis with a Ifttn a||iftvi:itiua yf ile poeaibklities. Wo axe told that children make the lwxt looving-picturo iMveauso (key do UOt peso. Ml ihfitr iictiiiiM r- frvn from rvslrxini, and fruiti trying i<> took j`lint*.-iM or nksc, or anything hut nutund. 0*w Si Lnuis umhiksixst lias maili- ; u( child movies, and hie sticc>>*s luts lvn marked. We read that-- Mis method is to get Ihi cbihln-n plnyim* on a lawn ur any (.unwim-m. plum; in yard and Hum wait until th*ir- mri.-dt.' ii> tito r&im-ru tu* wonioit, :*rul ilw* :n*- * in lhair play. Inrforc he starts to Hn aim. Ho thus calcht-s them iu tlivir imisi charming and unconscious w-lums. Thp perfection of small irroic'iition-maclitnoe is very near. Hiwetofnr*! the uta- chinos have boon cimlM*rsniii<-. and si> tli<- iilluhiid film is ihll,.mm;.I.K . .Ii, (hey would ,>1 haw gKl roult, .'i'l>-n,i bigli-vuttago do'-iri*: t-urrml tlud n-r|uin i{ to expert to OjX-r*tc. Sni.ilh r itUK-lrm.* sn? being made tltftl can lu- ivrri.-.l from room to r*rti-. wbvli um t,, o|H:r.t-d by irouti'-'<`ir wuh i;i- >><-il>ii;irv chiMrit-liglit i-iriin. It >a sitfv t>* miv <W> fall- ' -t > families *f Hu* <iay* *' <.;,% eath.-r |Ih - Ur>id in lh<- liirki,,'.-l l<:'r;nv "f -.m cwiiiim, and aimi*; amt msiru-; !|.. ni wuh living picture* of thcinw'Kvs wlau they S-W Alamu* Paint $.W Floor-Lac S-W Brighlcn-Up Stain 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. 1 ell 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 er w in -Wil l iams Pa in t s Va r n is h es / 0007-SW P-039912 N29178 Moneyback AdvertisementsApril ryt6Good 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. SmmmWiuiAMs BrifthteivUp finishes not only add beauty to home surroundings, but alao 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. QotTbU Book i "Tk ABC f Bo o m ttiitini" It cnt!i complete printing iiMintctioM fo the Home *wnf[ ttlli in kimple luifuiie ju*< wbal to <ja< for ewy tar{e acid hw to \*e it. Sent !* wt queat, Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Pa in t s & Va r n is h e s AtfdrM#riltculrt*to*U CmI , N.W.01ii<. O. ilwiwi-Kw Yetk. llfrXV. JZt CMet>. rtcplt'i Cm MU.; 3U MarketSt. *tt*0ctiuHlVVMkrtuUriiiidd<i>. If you have any cause at all for dissatisfaction, use CGX'PLMNT BLANK on puge U 5' 0007-SWP--039013 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 er w in -Wil l iams remark of Mr. Dooley, which Mr. Bishop append* to his article: They any republics are ongratoful. But look, will yn. what they've done f'r that follow that ehopjwd the continent in two at Raimyina. . . . Th' couethry sees that in* ftas dniii- h ivnndherful tiling an' Is ewn* to reward him sooi&bty. . . . What is In* <-mn' to git? siys ye. Why, Hinniwy. th' {'iovemmint luus already nppinted him governor iv th' Cauni al a greatly re joiced sRl'ry. Flat 'Tone is not a cold, shiny kalsomine hut a scien tifically prepaved oil paint vrhicH gives your rooms a beautiful, dull warmth, that invites and rests the eye*. Flt.Ton* i economical huuie it comci ready to apply, has gfeat covering power end can be made like new with soap and water when ceiled. Aik the Shcrwia.Williams dealer to show you this modern and aanitafy wall finish. Sheortn-Wtliteme Howe* Paint (SWP) A tHtrt teS. aloe -see ail oatntaf snWfnnl Mtl'*l,Uu aa* |ii e--riee OSwar. SIm irln-Vimnt Vsrniihei .*1* "**' *** >--A ftw -smith (ai fsiwiiuta **A-*e lb*-, take, s IwsalWul 'h4 ie<M*fCT4 In' <ratrorhst. 'a-tT4UorUvsheV.at Spar VsMna SkrrvhvWUlMm Old Dutch Enamel A pat* whil< tnsnd iksl a*njucr* a Sf>W*s. vta. while (lass at au ,,I mhMw _ Sa-v-fn.WIIIUm, Floor-Lac K 4eaUaallt ai ss<t vsrals* Ut Aouw. woeIImutic amt Utah/*. Portfolio ef Palntin|Suirnllnt A r'scUcsl oiiaUoc sad Cccorauw eUer.iaciudWie socsKrillammilaoi 7 aoats ao4 uurtm. Scot 1r as re Sh er w in -Wiu iams Pa in t s &~ Va r n is h e s , >Un<M-9t tsr%. ni t. mi iu Man. raM<`< Ou I !***.: r-ssiWa. m |S.rl' **. tain ltW use Mars- 1 M fNlmnw/rlmi iHns *11 J imlAa*.i rniMto vs i> Oaatl Osaa.k.ir.Os.slBaa. 04Is. * TYPEWRITERS ** nei fc.*M * ts ^ t Hidden defects in roofing If your roofing is not guaranteed by a responsible company you run the risk of finding out its defects afcir it is on the roof. It costs no more to get a writ ten guarantee with the best responsibility behind it Certain-teed_ Buy materials that last Roofing b guaranteed in writing $ yean for 1-ply, 14 year* lor 2-ply, and If yean for J-pty, and the rrxpAiuiriility of our big mills stands behind this guarantee. Iia qual ity it the highest and its price tie most reasonable. General Roofing Mfg. Company WtHft tArer* wma*fitti*nn 4f HMtf and BuiiAi+c Fttptrt (Lv T^hOtr Basle* Oiun FttAveV fUaMeUs A>W*ts Q-ika4 Sc Uale OadassU titwCri BumA StaFiwbe* Stutte Ual* HsaWr JAo # * lx I I ( I1*. s bmltilsi gaper* WallBaafffc PUaUalUafiwfCswet AejshaHCeiMa* RMCettfns Metol Vatmf OMterraMa 5hbfUS4*W ' TarvMtfaMt CLEVELAND'S LITTLE *'FLV-COPS M IN' Cleveland. Ohio, the Ay-scrcen is becoming obsolete. More than one oily has learned to "sunt the fly." hut most of Ihvse have found that swatting diwis not after all acwmplish all the desired result*. A summer in which there is a continuous open season for fly-hunters may result in tut abalosnwu of tbe pest by autumn, but by th* nest summer then? is the same familiar boiling on tb* window, pane, and tho bald-headed raaa suffers uff the old tickling anguish. fa Cleveland, however, different result* have been at tained. lit Fh Technical Wurld IfzQ&iinc Willard Price tells us that Cleveland, living up to its reputation for making common-sense experiments, has instituted ti war on flics that does not end with winter weather. Billiards anti a w'ro temiuxalure do aot stop the fly-fight or*. for. altho ifcey may not have many opportunities in 'e-A.m '.in." they are evun busier "heading Viu uff." One question m;i| answer from tin- fly Crtteehism. we *r.' mid, give she whole phut of campaign in a nutshell: "H<vw many flics may breed from a pair in die spring?" "Allowing sis batches of eggs of one hundred nud (Ifty each, supposing ail to livo tvnd find filth to brood in, the rumher would l>c 101,010.000.000.000.000.(100. enough to bury the entiro earth forty, seven feet deep. Why not kill tbe fly in the winter or early spring?" So instead of the old slogan. "Swat the Fly;" lli*.' wur-err. "Jbawl 'em Off," was adopted, and during tbo last tbroo vuinUrn the war has boon fierce aori tnumphosl. Tho Conimnndcr-ia-Chicf of Fly-Fight ers is Dr. Jean Dawson, a professor in tho Cleveland Normal School, and her army is nuinly recruited from tbe ranks of school children, officially known aa "Jeiiior Sanitary Police.'' Each school principal appoints tho fly-cops" for his district, and appointments to tbe force are prized. During tho cold months the "winter flics" that br**d tho summer swarms are hunted out from the warn, cracks and crannies -whore they are hibernating, "tho force" being .stimulated in this endeavor by a reward >( ten cents per hundred for dead flies. Then as the first hint of spring warms up the outdoor breeding-places, tbe hcading-oft process begins la earnest, sod-- Each man is made responsible (or one 0007-SWP--039914 0007-SWP-000123301 68 THE SATURDAY EVENfN CJ POST .Which? kl \ 'M T!Wp$50for or $500ifor a fainting Repairing April 3, I9>3 If fhe house of one of your fricndsvaa de- Islroycd by fire, you and your neighbors would talk about it for days. | There would be an acj count of it in the local | newspaper. | If some great conftagra| tion destroyed one out of every four houses in your j town the whole county would be in a turmoil of excitement, the news \ would be telegraphed all I over the state, the star I reporter of your local ) newspaper would turn | the dictionary inside out to find words to express I the magnitude of the disa ster. 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 ti attic? 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 pain!. 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* House Paint Prepared) is a known product. It has a fifty-year record. Its ingredients arc not matters of preference. They are what experience has proved to be most efficient in protecting property. SWP is economical. It spreads easily and has great covering power. It puts an armor between your buildings and the elements and at the same rime adds beauty and cleanliness. The Sherwin -IVitliems dealer in your fauln has S W P ready to apply. 48 colon. Write for Portfolio of Painting and Decorating Suggestions, ft U free. Sh er w in -Wil l ia Pain t s &- Var n is h es ibiwfn--HevYvrk. lllW, IZsd it.; CUe,. fnflt'i Ci i Biit&sf; Sm FnaciKS, 521 Mti< 5l. Sties OUiee* 4c (Tirtitfin it pntcipal otic*. Bct itaWi everywhere. Addrria all isquiriei far Nrtfclia t 511 Creat Read. X. W., ClevU*4, 0. 0007-SWP-039915 o 0007-SWP-000123302 o-~roBER ms The Fairy Menace [ (rtMXINUU> fOM TAKE '<1 ] "Ktki, Nether," *M Ri! c"or. j eu*ly, "r v that they'** all (one, 1 think * Sara vueht la have science explained to , krr. She eught t hr told that burning J ip a switch r anythin* etae wau't Win* : anythin* to life." | Alice looked at her daughter. She ' thought *1 lh abandon at har tf"*f and ; t har hvrei* *eprli*a. It *** art J Ihe time for an tnti-rlimav . "Ill in `.hat to at* ether time." ah* told ; (Inbert. That nirkt aha un* w to Sn't room M Ht if ,h< atapl pcarafully alter her eventful day. She eat down on the edge at the bed. and aat on something hard. It was the lucky t*ne. Alice sighed. She knew that the fairies might be gene and the gori* Vaniahed, bvt saw for week* sad weeks, wherever Sola went, this large cobblestone would g. One would he feravar duUiar *' toa upon it, r rilling dean on it * ehrir, where it hed rrryru,T8r?,i\S!nrn iolumma WINDOW SHADES Ir* H l*r i^i fWwi>al ----T K*'. DVRABCUTr * *** d (to ** s**lit* n y rid?tek Awl *bM r*i < IUL ibc Ir* itUmd {aim at Cbtuabu Wintow Skate. ru fu* ag^ewto tk* CtJindvM ttm lMrb*n quUtjr, WnlW **k (to 'liMmcUw tft* ltw ^>*1 t*e tka rkk ay d pWu ctMli*. hai *m CahmbU Wi,, 4 gkafa maal pepvliitty. AM is r*wy in m Ito caxetor VMM an U,-inf tbete Vf Ibt MOM--COLUMBIA. IU na -Wain l* wi lk 'vM-prwd, <*~d - ..^1 .dto-- tto tontew *>rket m aaptnr *Utto lm<m eM tie a *1 On HEADYTO-HAMG mc Um ikal aww wrtk 4*1 ia kcat aid trUrta AM. . Me. riM bar wd bate <wj tWl *e*c--COLUMBIA. 1716 COUiMUU MILLS. r*on**j.ted JJw York CHr WwM'i U/^ Mahwo <4 ^ CT...V iiiifhuooiwnoiiiiioiaaoiiMl UseThis Chest FREE The Other Sort of Woman feeirripVB raou f*ert *<| as lha lew tabla la have my trailia* skirt pinned up. Over lha top of the raaa and ivery screen, as | auad n the Lakh. ( could < Uc little group in the rtom outside. Thdrkae a* new wearing a rase shif. taa cewn covered with what looked like Jewdrops eaufht in rose leaves, snd Theobald Lanrlnnd's eyes dwelt On har w{tk a :unre that night have bean artistic, hut Chat did not wholly seam so. Then I saw Kta. Longlasi go with ! JiUdame Du c Uih behind the swinging doors. As TMrasa moved away. Lang* land bene forward and lilted a fold of tl> roaa gewn sa if to inspect it* dewy motorist. She passed and he arid < thing to kr Bn front where I was I eould iea the color again Hood her fats. Langland saw it too. for ha looked at bar with a sharp indrawn breath. Then ( sew Mat dash s quiek glance at the door through which hie mother had gone usd write aomrth.rg on a nerd that hr aliprod inte the girl's head. Ker finger* heW it loowly a second ted rh* ddrrooppper'dJ IL At thj slmplo gesture ike rpa ` grew urgent, lit tpokt again > > tones, afid t heard the words "pate" and ' model.H Thee the ether l* women came Uct into tlia room nmi (he gist turned ewv. 'Thereac. said Madame Duefass*. "oill you pet oa (hie mauve gown?" The girl galkcred the mauve gwn carefully an her arm. Laagland hem down and lifted Ms card from the Aoor. "Madaneiselle." ha said, "ynu dropped Oils." And jsn naare h* put it in her hand. This time ker Angers eloacd ea it. "That is alt. madams, as id the fitter, and 1 stepped down from the table. The moment I uv Marahatt aa Tn*day night, though he was the length of lha hotel drawing-room nnay from me. 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-WiHiam* Paint Prepared) KEITH'S Big $1 Offer * - -nomckt hr epfcin*d: tg! : a inpidly . >c cncugcment.*' I wanted to azcleim "wr ai *ot for tune, but all I did was le juty softly: `'ll wea her mothar. I lunpninT' Ha fcaeitoisd. "1 svpycae bar mother and her brother id eiothiag ta <lo m> ' rouirrhli ho . with him this ns o..f the ocher day-- ! a Kaaw before. And her mother naked him to otay os the heuoe. Bat, of coarse, at the last. It was--Alice herself Tou wrrt right. She d.^sn`t want to live in Arisons.'* * I gave o sigh ef shear relief- Mar shall grossed hi* hpe togolher sad looked it me r> a miserable moment. MYoo novar thoeght >t would do. did you I" ho aoid presently. "Msi-thsU. even if yea had married ker it would not have lasted. At her It s * hardship she *v|J have left yeu sad come home, and lived here or abrenrf without you. She ian't built to be a help, mate. She i**i*t nada for work. She's purely eraaraaitUl' ' You aro hard," we* off he seid. **( know her otolher. Yoa ought to kav* a real girl, ext to whom the faeU of real living and working and kotping vaarerynsbuneaytumrea!ns; ayobureaotuhginhgt . Yvu not ta are a bsva to spend your small leisure trainiar a 'You maan coating and that kind of <hlf r~ Hi UU H itvUy. "v* ' n't." | answered. "1 rnran tk.rttlfp a lime* find ><i w(tb beauty.'* rorclr aae" IN* hrr rom* bmed. Cnlcaa It is in vane woman wv has been thrown into the hind *f lifo tk*i wtll dpvetop churnclor end .*rase." "Kr .c iIv . Th*k' lha kind for ya>, MafabnH I? te-v'ib (no*.,*r ..h fan r>mk -ir not. Any srcaih1.* ciil ra take a coed cratVhaak oiul nr>v1iic~ thinga fit to ftt. Out |i<l a i.r! whn ha* been heiarlf ir:cd of gct(vv wiiuMr cbt Le n'fi ihcm far her." "Ah." he aaid. "don't talk to . tanight about finding any girl Let'* Siuve oar dinner.'' [naftrtKew *r PaCC 7d| 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 ia none conveniently near you, write us and we will see that you are supplied. Write lor * free copy of 'The A B C of Home Pointing." the most helpful end practical hook on painting ever written. Sh er w in -Wil l iams Pain t s &- Var n is h es Addrem ell ioittuia* tt III Cu m! Xfted. H W.. CkvtUnd, Okie SkenMMfNivS'Ht. I lAOm )2d Stieei; Cklc. P*t,`.C. Sen Fimu k o . itt MtkrtS/tl. SdciOfOeeeandVYaMhmMuiua/mapelaiftc*- Ike tolwt ,M(rk *" 0007-SW P-039916 0007-SWP-000123303 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST ss Colors that sire Beautiful anti Luting !li i ihe bwsrw** of house paint 10 beautify as well *9 protect. In j matin? SWP durable, by eke i right combination of pure lead. 1 etttc and Unaeed oil. the Shewn* j Willinm* Company ha* not neg- tct'.rd the decorative sideSWP not only otfer* the home Owner 46 beautiful. usable, sen sible colon to choose from, but also often colon that wiH not f*de or run Or separate frem the p&im itself. That is because the color ismanufeeltire//nit (Ae paint A*ds*prtcf>;. Thesecolors&r? made by the Sherwin-Williams i Company in it* own plants. that in this, a* in all other essen tial pamrifigrediertti the highest quality it assured. PuiitfU S WP--Of Course and 48 Colors to Choose from Selecting a pleasing color /or your house is not always an easy matter. That id 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 & 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 in your town. The suggestions can be exae tly carried out and you will have a most attractive result and one that will be lasting. BRIGHTEN URAMERICA/ HERWIN-WlLLIAMS Pa in t s &Va w is h e s ** *******^**^ Th Q? | _ CfcftiUmcfi: IVft tend me A House Painting SuggvatKHi FREE. Vs* Thb Coupon (m ike houm by iWli srk wkwk un b* pby *MiA ST P. -Ckr- n 0007-SWP-039917 Ma y . 1916 )f ftm ttith U igiiMMliu ytut %wtin*n tin COUNTRY LIFE IN AMERICA Kxaivi' Sermu nur W *W tt ijn 79 A Quiet Closet In Your Home N You eon keep cl<x*ct noise out of your home by keeping out the kind of a closet that makes a noise. To pi'niiit <1* installation of a noisy closet in your UMhrooiri is an indifference to an unpleasant and avoidable, noise which you are bound to regret later on. (8 ra m TV* Tr*t* P*nn* C*ris*r Sl-WEt-CLO Silent Closet Tell your 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 no! 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. Uge of ike St ool twrtLihor *Imo .crackor peek Writ, f.r BavVIct M wflUnn of Cixmcin" If you wart to ki>cw more about tKem --and o( beautiful and convenient bathroom ar. ranccncnt. H ttalM Nttirin Cnfu;, Trata, N. J. Vht Liijuf Mmk*n *f Saniarv TVfc/v In U. S. A. Every woman who tak.i pride In her home should have a copy. It telle you just how to paint, vnrniah, slain or enamel every surface in and around your home. The book was written by a practical painter and then re. wiilien for you. There i not a technical ward in it--every detail is capresacd in simple leagues and every step, from preparing the surface to ap plying the Anal 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 m the book-- just what you need for every purpose- Send for the book, then see our dealer. You will enjoy the 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 *0 Inquiries to 4X3 Cosl Road, N. W, Ctavuland. 0. Uavranni--Mew Vn, ltd W. S24 Si.: C*!ct. I****!*'* 6tt Bldg.; Sin f>AHck k'lMi'ln If. lilnOSifi UW>nlli)inl dilo. liBlultniarrika !M--CUmnlinnt* I J)--Ca(4n**--e (?) -A i.x.rl Im. niii/*(M^Pr, Air '-fi / CVaaa-vaf.a^ Some lafrlgerston have a high percents** in ofrvs of CMM points. But the Mgh aversg* In R J9W points tee* to ifcs **Monroe" R efrigerator Omfani W amaaatf bin** M***a*V aalfcf t -- >iii* f**W U. MTa. H* IMM.I ( KM UfW Wft, *w*vl-- a* Mime t* WW AUi w |w. Emm a MM Mid fc**p k*n. OmM at *aU 4ry aur bbp 1MWM ifliMHhaflr Imu IM. UetamnOm sn ohCaiwd hr (Mam m MiA o m Saelaee -- freight Drvf.il -- ao >4 Car*' <ebk CET OUR FREE BOOK* it W* 0007-SWP-039918 0007-SWP-000123305