Perrysburg journal., May 01, 1914, Image 3

About Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965

Image provided by: Ohio History Connection, Columbus, OH

                
JMlMaWWiMMitiULiiliiWaiWMm8MwtlitM'i
AiaaVTOgOTMMUUllll!BWaMWIIMU(luWtW
I
Iififs Pilgrim j
Mir. Andrews T Sho Mlai Roso Laf "I know," supplied Juno, In a sort
' . . - - - . !- --- .1.1.11.. -11
ery, on' sho my LUtlo Mis'. Dcat her f l DU1UU1U i"i kiumjuiub ""
in vn nn a nanas in tne puuc rmia or nor moru
la 70 pa ever tae .j f ftthe.r Bh0,B j
to teach both you and mo to laugh."
LIVE8 ON 4 CENT8 A DAY
By GRACE MACQOWAN COOKE
'Copyright, The Frank A. Uunsey Company
,'an' mo la hyer, an'
.name dat to youT"
Juno shook his head. i
"Can sho laugh like you Miss Rosa
Tjifomr T mnnn?rf ha nnViul ..lnM '
.tho only subjoct which appeared at '
present to have Interest tor Mm, , Marcus M. Wood Works a Little on
I Undo Zoko grinned. His Farm and Reads Much
"I wish you'd come over to our1 "U "f ,B do lanshln'eat some- Money In Ducks,
fcouso and laugh." i bod7 that knows on" n Bd. "Dut Webster, Mass. Marcus M. Wood,
' Tho small boy mado his request !Wt am't B0Und Ukp my beUcrln'. Whoa Uio aged philosopher of Webster Gore,
'mildly, his little hands crossed behind Uttl Mla' laugh Wt'B " flno as birds p&a solved tho problem of high cost
kls white pique back, his serious eyes . W , P "vlng. Ho and his wife live on 4
fixed upon the other. I Tho child looked enviously at tho tw&i a day.
Tho old black man broko off sud- Andrews house, where an angry par-' & Mra- Wood occupy a small
.flcnly In tho raids! of tho harangue ." screamed In a front window. It J"11 onG n0 frm Webster. For
Ihe waa addressing to a fat, morose ,nad neTer contained anything to luro Itwonty years Mr. Wood has read chap-
Jpoodlo, which he had brought out .Mm to ltB portals before; but now ot medicine In an effort to prolong
ifor exerclce. Ho rounded eyes of ,no relt a desire to hang about and M0- Ho ls 76 years old. Recently,
,wtoniohmont upon tho Intruder, and i8eo 0xe lady-laughter, as In his own wnon broken down In health, he bought
,then burst Into ono of tho lnimltablo mlnd he Promptly dubbed her pos- r3 nome on Sh land. On this farm
guffaws of his race. , aibly oven have tho luck to hear a Ith0 couple have lived for 4 cents a
"H'yah h'yah h'yah h'yah!" ho ,amplo of hor performance Now that Bay- 0a holidays Mrs. Wood prepares
,noutea, with tho characteristic unc- " looked at it, there was an unusual " "" ui u. mai ui uuout u ceuu,
duous, liquid click between each syl- sur aDout tne place, a gaia air, wmen
liable. As tho ululatlons of his joy, sorted oddly with tho sour old dom
frankly, richly barbaric, but sweet lcllc
;and kind, smote upon tho prim aulet ' " wonder if I could go In and call?"
of that Now England vlllago street, "nused Junius Brutus,
Wood gives the folowlng as a daily
menu:
Breakfast Pried Indian meal, pud
dingy butter, Concord grape Jelly,
doughnuts, wheat sherbet
r
FUNNY
Sn G
It Was 8tartllng.
Sir, am I corroct in repeating what
1 saw in Uio papers yesterday, that
from tho commencement of tho Paa
ama Canal up to dato tho number of
lives sacrificed number eighteen hun
dred ?'
"You couldn't havo read it right,"
was tho reply. "It gave tho number
at twenty-eight hundred. I read It
Tory carefully, because I have a broth
er down there."
No ono expected tho solemn-looking
man to say anything, but after a lit
tle he turned to tho passenger on his
right and remarked:
"Twenty-eight hundred, eh! Just
wait a minute.
Ho toon out pencil and paper and
figured for a moment and then said.
"Wouldn't you call those figures
startling, sir?"
"Oh, perhaps."
"But they are startling, sir very
startling."
"They may be."
"But they are, sir1 they are. I am
an undertaker, and I have Just figured
Mi
I
PS
CORSET EXPERTS
When in want of a Corset come to our store
nnd be fitted by our expert. We sell Corsets from
$1.00 up. All Corsets over $2.00 kept in repair
free of charge for one year.
M. Bruckner MaeDonaM
339 Superior Street TOLEDO, OHIO
One Block From Interurbsn Station
!tho hnv llatann nnnAHl.MlM ,.. ., "Vft' nn In Anr" TMlt In thn ftld Trmn llTiriTTMTTnnn 'iTnna niwrrrriT TttrtTrrrr
"air of a music lover at a concert Bottly- "But yu knowed that, I pudding, doughnuts, potatoes, grape , " out that tho profit on those 2,800
"That was a good one," ho said reckon." 3eur. ouuer, Dreaa ana craciced wneat
.soberly, as Uncle Zcke came to tho Junius had risen; but new ho sank and milk.
last gap. "My name is Junius Brutus ,Daok weakly uPn tn curb. Supper Buckwheat cakes, gravy,
JBrandon. But it's father's name, "Oh, no!" he remonstrated. "Father butter, plum jelly, cracked flint wheat,
(too, and he needs It; so they call mo !nover goes to people's houses." drink.
June. I. don't much care for being A vision of his tall parent with tho , Tne grapes for the preserves and
Just named a month that way; but introspective eyes and tho preoccu- Jellies arc grown on the Wood farm, as
it's a very nice month, of course " Pled absent-minded manner, attempt- Are the wheat and apples. The dough
he added with the quick deference of lnS to call upon some one, quite nuts e baked by Mrs. Wood. Tea
,a well-trained child for those In au- staggered the little boy's imagination, d coffee are Injurious to health, ac
'thority. "Are you going to laugh some "Yas- hoaey boy, he ls In dar," in- cording .to Mr. Wood, who crossed tho
more?" slsted Uncle Zeke gently. "He como .two drinks off his menu several years
The query brought its own reply, down to Rlchmun' las' summon, aBO. He said:
Uncle Zeke looked at his young vis- 'while you was at yo' granny's, an' "I do not claim the business man of
itor, and uttered a series of mellow, ne made de 'quaintance o' my Miss toe city can live on 4 cents a day, but
,deep-throated chuckles which never 'Rose. An' now Miss Roso she done J do claim that any one who will live
quite sufficiently merged into one come up hyer to her Aunt Embly's on the farm can practice my dally rou
another to make a complete laugh,' yet house 'case all her folks Is dead Une of work and pleasure and live
which expressed intense enjoynient. 'ceppin' dest her an' me, an' her 'or 3 or 4 cents a day. It Is necessary
-The great bass voice, playing thus In 'Aunt Embly an' when young ladles to Uve on the farm and eat the fruits
itho dooryard of mirth, sporting and ' QUality gwlne to wed dey comes to .and vegetables of the garden. With
dancing in joy's corridors and ante- dey nighes' kin. Honey boy, I reckon U.000 you can live handsomely the re
chambers, yet never going through tho 7' na ruther name dis hyer business mainder of your life. Meals at 4
rosy portals into the great carousing t0 yQU-" ,cents a day wU1 average about ?15 for
hall of real laughter, held a thousand Junius sat happily on the curbstone the twelve months."
'hints and suggestions of delight a vrorld which had suddenly taken At hl3 farm Wood works a little and
"That's a good kind, too," said bands to dance. Nothing was real reads much. He believes he has a
Junius Brutus, Brandon. "I 'most be .but everything was delightful. His Plan to reduce the high cost of living
ilieve I could do that kind myself. I .grave young father went about mak- by India runner ducks,
urieu tne oiner once, out He lu 'uoruiug uuiim. i uuug muies camu
'shook his head.
"Whar is you-all's house?" Inquired
the negro. "Has you got a Job o'
,som'n 'nother 'at jou wants done?"
Right over there," said the child.
to live across tho street, and brought
fascinating big blnck men who could
laugh by the half hour. Pounds
might be expected to frolic with him
Sell the piano and buy ducks," is
his advice. Wood has experimented
with the ducks and finds that at a time
when hens are very coy about coming
across with eggs, his India runners
are producing eggs of all sizes. Five
eggs a week each duck is the average.
Wood says "Each duck will lay 240
eggs a year, eggs that weigh thirty
when he returned home, and not
pointing to where an old colonial man- treat his advances with chilling
slon gleamed stately behind its elms, canine contempt Medusa, the cat,
"It was only me. I don't know if vnn'H would undoubtedly relax her set
call It a job a real Job; I I just frown and permit him to pet her. By ounces to the dozen, and flavor Just
wanted some laughing done. Our that same token, tho door of the An- as Bood as hens' eggs although tho
house Is so quiet, and nobody makes drews house was opening, and his whites are a little tougher."
any noise; and I thought If you'd come father was emerging.
over and and laugh It up a little bit
He broke off, and reviewed his sen
tence with discouragement He felt
that he had put the case badly. Yet
his halting presentation of it had
again convulsed the hearer. Once
more little Junius listened to sounds
which were as music to him sounds
which, In their bold abandon of gleo
His father! Stay! Was this the
individual? This man's cheek was
flushed, his large eyes bright below
the disordered hair, which June had
never seen otherwise than melan
choly perfect in 4ts arrangement. He
was talking and smiling, and be
hind him came the prettiest young
lady the small boy had ever beheld.
"No need to send for him," said
STRANGE ANIMALS TRAPPED
One Is From i4orth Pole Region and
the Other Comes From South
America.
Lewlston, Maine. The capture of
an Artie black fox near Jefferson,
Maine, and of a duck-billed swan which
burials was exactly ?11,200, and
wasn't there, sir I wasn't there!"
DISEASE THREATENS POTATOES.
Officials of the agricultural depart
ment of the government say that de
spite stringent regulations regarding
the importation of diseased potatoes,
the crop in the United States is men
aced by powdery scab. The scab at
tacks young tubers as they mature in
the ground.
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Many
Cases.
Do the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of evidence of their worth.
H. F. Marsh, Ellen street, F"nton,
Mich., says: "I can still recommend
Doan's Kidney Pi'.ls. I have found
them to be the best kidney and back
ache remedy that I have ever tried.
My first experience with the medicine
was several years ago. I have used
them on several occasions during the
East few years when my kidneys
aven't been acting just right or my
back has ached and troubled me and
they have never failed to give relief.
The statement I gave some years ago
in tneir praise sun holds good.
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy net Doan a
Kidney Pills the same that Mr. .Marsh
had. Foster-JIUburn Co., Props., Buffalo,
In Justice to Your Eyes, Read Every
Line of This Ad
Eyestrain 'a Pam'y to Dc seen m n weak-
all1" ened and irritated appearance of
the eyes, those distressing headaches, pains in
the temples, forehead, back of the head, blur
ring of the letters, that disfiguring frown, and
the inevitable debilitating drain on the rest of
the system.
HondnrTioc m the majority of cases caused
ticdudtuca by weak GyeSi ned not be suf
fered when properly fitted glasses will effect
a cure. Headache medicine injure your health,
while the right glasses will build you up.
Adinctmanf 's almost as important as the proper lenses. Glasses
ttujuauueut mugt s t exactiv richt in front of thn eves.
wMw;-.-- - H&.
And we take especial pride in our adjustments, making the
glasses becoming to your countenance as well as an aid to your vision.
If in doubt, let our expert and exclusive optician examine and test
your eyes and he will tell you honestly what to do.
Our glasses are ground especially to fit your eyes and we are
doing the best and most satisfactory optical work in the city.
We do repairing the same day as received and can replace broken
lenses, whether we fitted them originally or not.
Yvard F. Elwood
Exclusive Optometrist and Op
tician, Balcony, Main Floor.
The THOMPSON-HUDSON Co.
Toledo, Ohio
BAGS, BARRELS and BOTTLES
of every description bought and sold. We pay the highest cash prices
and sell at lower prices than any other dealer.
Lucas County Bottle and Barrel Co.
515-527 State St.,
Toledo, Ohio.
GLASSES FITTED
PRICES REAONABLE
EYES TESTED
X. T
Adv.
la fl Crtllfl. AvMnwInn. tit.J .. T-.
hrmiirit in l.ln V,I1.. .. i t,l. tniVi'a .lnn tnnno Un-l- ... U """"''"' UllU, U.I JUUCH-
wow u.o iuiuij uuiimuu young "" """" "-v "va. ticioo ui nnrt hna nux,l nroH,,l,o ib- o
fancy visions of unbelted, unafraid ,boy, Rose June, come and shake Ucl te t cUm u
Joyance; warmth, color, confidence, hands with this young lady. I havo . ' , ., .!
, V.I- -1 i ll t--j .--. .i., il, i i I to "b, av.tuiiuuB tu BUieilUSUS,
v T. . rr eQ- I bo1"1ijs ,L" "r, r , the North Ple was about where Salt
"You makln' game o' de old man," ! The small, white-clad figure moved Lake clt t d - !T
..aid Uncle Zeke Anally, when he could, in a sort of trance across the walk of today w in tif fopict
cat his hrnnth "Phlllor, olt -nnd nn tht Rtons Thin wnQ toTitt Ann 2"" ul "" iu me tropics.
Za . T. , C . uo'c' v j - , . nr mese same scientists predict a sim-
need to be l'arned how to laugh, nor ad been so careful concernlnB his llar chan at some
alnt never need no he'p a-laughln' Bult This was why she had put an ft ttat . from thp r ..
came south and the South American
leastways not in Faglnny; an' I 'low extra rub Into the washing of his
hit's bound to be de same in Mas- ,face, declaring that he had made It
satusicks. When you gits In school dirtier with his own ablutions. He
an' de teacher tell you 'Hush, an' mind now remembered that she had sent
yo book,' I bet you laughs." ' him over to Mrs. Andrews he had
He chuckled richly ance more. And been diverted from his errand by the
tho boy was so engrossed by the
coveted sound that he almost forgot
ito reply to tho text of the observa
tion. Then he sat down on tho curb
bird flew north, is interpreted by some
as a sign of the revolution. However,
a majority of the people are not worry
ing, but they are wondering why the
Mack man who laughed. ' usual habitats
Suddenly the girl knelt in the vesti- mch Hunnewell of Auburn trapped
bule and put her arms around tho th Art, hlnp ffw nmr Ta
white pique shoulders. Her smiling, It was a beautlful anlmal and
which framed in the prim plot before kind, dark eyes looked tenderly Into ia 8alQ t0 bc very vaiuabie
me uiu-usuiuucu ruu-uncic nouse, anu 'tne uiu, oeriuua uiuu syea roiseu 10
'nursed his knee thoughtfully.
"I don't go to school," he said llnally.
"A lady comes. Father teaches me
Latin. I study music, too. 'Kinder
.garfen Method, Suitable for Children
!"" 'uui iu ouveu luara 01 Age.
them.
"So this is June!" sho said softly.
"He looks like you, dear."
And a tremoi went through the
boy's slim body at the word. He
dragged his gaze unwillingly from
One of the crew at the life-saving
station at Jonesport wounded tho duck
billed swan and captured it. Apparent
ly the bird recovered from the nijury.
It was purchased by C. H. Mansfield of
Jonesport and has become a pet It
will eat out of his hand and follow him
Empire Theatre
TOLEDO, O.
Next Week
Commencing Sun. May 3rd
The up-to-the - minute
BURLESQUE
"American Beauties"
With
ED. BIXLEY & LEW HILTON
A Real Really Realistic
Fun Show
Our Price. Mat. All Senta 25c
Our Night Price. 15c to Sl.OO
Ladles' Mai's, Wed., Thur. and Fridsy.
WE DO NO BILLBOARD ADVERTISING
W. L. RHONEHOUSE, M.D.
Diseases of the
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
OFFICEiHOURS 10 to 12 A.M., 2 to 4 P.M. Sundays by Appointment
G 13-6 14 Ohio Building TOLEDO. O.
SEEDS THAT GROW
We carry in stock a full line of Garden, Field and Flower Seeds;
also Hardy Perennials, Shrubs, Bulbs and Plants, Garden Tools, Fertiliz
ers, etc. Incubators, Brooders and Poultry Supplies.
HENRY PHILIPPS SEED & IMPLEMENT CO.
1 15-17 St. Clair Srreet TOLEDO, OHIO
.He was evidently quoting from a pros- tho rosy, smiling face and let It ohont tho r,i it t- ,.,, k i
(Pectus. "I found some keys on the travel to that of the father who had young blrd( for lt haa aD t . frj
Piano that SOUnded llkn lanirhln nrwl hppn pnllnd "dnnr." TInon thnnn 1 .i!, ,' .. . faluu ttuul" d
I imo,! . ..i. .i. ". ::r ;:r .":: .""..,.".".."," -..", "u-u"ru Bmco lls capture.
,. u.u .u i.uv.u.u mem, uui. ji.ua BOIU TUKijtu lUciLuiua my a iuuuuuuu ti
l:
La b,ad, 1Se- X sueM U dld- i glrl's Smlle' warmlDS em to J and Gamo commission Uas sent a war-
TRADE NARKS
DESIGNS. COPYRIGHTS th
OWEN & OWEN
mAUt...L....?Il.J. n . MA
Chairman Wllsnn of thn ATn. -cm ' &jgf?iJWMMWCfcMflM.Mr
-. .MU.W AUU t
Pounds howled,
human beauty.
den to Jonesport to get an accurate
"Who mought dls hyer Ann be?", "You tell him." whispered Uncle descrintlnn of tho h! t :?WZ
,l,oo lltlo MIc" '. ..'..:. kcyi.
to identify It.
lOOked . W. TT Vnlsnm of Aiih,,.. m,n
iher?"
lnauired the neirro. spntlno- himaoif ttAro'a uttio iwu'
'beside the child, and letting tho HI- Thus prompted, tho man
tempered poodle , run i to the length of down somewhat helplessly at his son. shoeing on a lake near hls'home saw a"
in. uumu. jh uui i-oudqs wuat you "Junius," ne Began, "tms young laay huge bird nv ovorho.i,i nnrt OMm .
is going to como over to our house the WOods. Ho described it as being
a RlOSSV black with n whlto mirir
"Will she bring the Mac man with the wings and a ruff of whlto feathers
sr?" asked Junius suddenly. around tho nook, it hn,i i,.,
"Uncle Zeke will havo to go where curved beak BlmlUar to an , . or
I go." said the girl, with a swift reyo- hawk.a 0 that u wag much j
.latlon of whlto teeth and dimples. The spread of wings seemed to be
Even in that dizzy moment Juno ad- nhnnt ton foot rni, ,jih ,.,
when father got him; but he's grown mitted that Uncle Zeke had spoken ' to the conclusion that the , bird uT-i
- . a. v.w. B u.uK ix uuui, anu mm me muy-muBuior our- South American condor, or black vul-
I am. He's so old he hasn't got much passed tho black man. "You won't turo of tho An.io xroL.L Ym
mind'' I'm suro you and ho will soon . '
bo great friends. He used to teach
mo a great many funny things."
.IT 1 11 J 1 I t.1 ,, ..! I
i huuii uujuy uuviujj min, iiatsuiLuu 1
name a human?"
"Ann used to bo my nurse. She
.keeps tho house. She's very kind.
She reads to me. Dut she's not such
a cheerful person as you are. Sho
'reads mo 'Black Beauty, and I cry.
.Pounds Is a dog. They called him
that because ho weighed a pound
tteeth. I call him Hounds because ho
weighs more than one; but nobody
notices the difference."
Ho sat daintily on tho curb, doing
HELD BY A NAIL
no damage to his Immaculate pirtue Brandon, junior, with conviction. "He wlRETON, Pa. William Harding 1
suit. j call touch mo I wanted to ask him to made an unfortunate visit to his hen '
"Were you did you think you might this morning, but I hadn't quite ar- house, when ho heard a suspicious
como over and laugh some for me?" ranged it In my mind." noise in his back yard. As he was
ho asked at last timidly. The girl burst into a low gurgle of standing on a box peering into tho I
The old negro rose with a curiously laughter, and puUed tho child to her shed he slipped and fell through a
puckered face. to plce a kiss on bis hair. small window. Tho seat of his trous-!
"I know who you Is now, little mas- "And are you going to bo glad to ers caught on a larzo nnii nn.i , h,.r,n.
ter," ho said Anally. "I 'sped I better have me there?" sho asked eagerly.
not teU you 'bout myse'f, ontwel yo' , jUne caught his breath; tho hidy-
.pa has do chanct to 'splaln what laughter was so much moro delightful
what gwlne happen." ' umn anything he c mid havo Imagined.
He looked thoughtfully down at the ' ' "She's coming to live with us al-
.rm.nr rvtan on tho OlirhntnnO It LI. JAl- ... 1. nAn.ln tho nnfAHA,. ..
ijvuue, "" "-- ----. wyB, m muim iiuw iu, diuuiuus uuiunuumo uitm was uiscovorea,
"la yo' pa ever name do lady whal down to Join in their half-whispered almost dead from exposure and ex- i
live in Rlchmun. an' ls come to visit conversation. "She's going to h hausUon- I
there Efforts to relensn hlmnnlf wot-o
unsuccessful.
HardlnsB wifo and son, who had
been visiting relatives, returned tho
following morning. Then it was that
I The only way to ISg- ?i "
k get the genuine &J
New Home H
I Sewing Machine iliLAmvL
1 is to buy the machine K$sffl,ffti$
with the name NEW $JfijifJ
HOME on the atm fwjM
jn and in the legs. SiWAjbA,
J TWt machine is P32?
M wurrantail for all l$Mf3Zl'YwJ--
f No other like it M fr5!
fMmwBKmJ Jj3CPjaKm!i.
sUmm? -. . M MiMl
mm S3i BIBB
iwrnaiii v " r fnw iaka
fflJI Ni'itMHilffif
SHtVKESPEAKE Shakespeare, whov de
lighted Thomas Jefferson and inspired Edwin
Booth Shakespeare, about whoso Hamlet
moro books have been written than about any
historical figure Shakespeare,
who occupies a throne apart
In the ideal and immortal ldna
dom of supremo creative art,
poetic Renins, and dramatic
truth. So, if
.ust nave
kesoeare
p
Why not set
lowest priced t
tUc best nd
No other like it
No other as good '
The Hew Home Sewing Machine Company,
ORANGE. MASS.
No Other Edition
Contain
Uie following Invaluable fea
tures. They make Shakes
peare eaay to read, to un
dcraund, and to appreciate
Tuplcul Index
In which you can find In
stantly any desired passage
In the plat's ana poems,
Critical CommeutM
on tho plas and charac
ters. Thc are Delected
from tho ,rltlnEa of Co!
rldee. Ilazlltt. Dowden
rurnlvall, Goethe and
many otifcer wor.tl-famod
Shakespearean scholars.
Glomturicn
A complete one In each vol
ume explalnlns every diffi
cult, doulrttul or otiboleto
word.
Two Seta of XoteM
One for the general render
and a supplementary set
for students.
Arguments
These etve a condensed
storj of each play In clear
and Interesting proee.
Study aicthoda
which furnish tho equiva
lent of a college course of
Bhofc&fpearean study.
Idle of Slinkenpenre
by Dr. Israel Gollancx. with
critical essays by Walter
Dagehot. Leslie Stephen,
Thomas Spencer lluynes
, i and IUduxd Qrant White.
BOOMERS' EDITION
SO Volumes 7,000 Paces too
Pictures.
The Booklovers ls admittedly the best Shakespeare hi
existence. It Is printed In large type and with ample mar
gin, from new and perfect plates, on pure wfclts paper ef
a very high grade. There are 20 dainty volumes of great
beauty 7x5 Inches (just the size for cosy handling,) 7,001
pages In all, handsomely and durably bound In limp red
leather and superbly illustrated. There are 0 faQ-page
plates In colors and 400 reproductions of rare cuts. Tbe
mere handling of these charming volumes affords a keen
tense of artistic satisfaction
The Bookloers Is an absolutely complete and un
abridged edition of Shakespeare. Tbe notes are the most
complete and valuab'e ever offered to readers ot Shakes
peare. In the extent of Information It contains, t&s
Booklovers Is, In fact, a Shakespearean Encyclopedia Its
simplicity and lucidity will appeal to overy Intelligent
reader, hllo even advanced students can em Instruc
tion from Its copious and valuablo commentaries.
FREE FOR INSPECTION
An entire M-volume set of the BOOKLOVBK.1
SHAKESPEARE will be sent for examination, prepaid,
to any address If you will fill up and return promptly
the coupon In the corner. We ask for no money now.
We allow you ample time for a careful, Intelligent and
unirejuuicea examination or tne set In the comfort
anu privacy ot your own noma. If you are disappointed
wu ,imy iviutii ii at our expense, ir you are satls-
iKHi-ana we know you win bo that the Booklov'
ers Shakespeare Is without a peer, you retain dos-
sosslon of the entl re 20-volume set and send us X sT"u
iw ouiy me Damnce may oc paid at tne
rate or .w a montn. can anything be
loircr inon in is proposition 7
The
University
Society
New York
WRITE HOW-TODAY gSF'
Tou will probably miss your chance
If you don't send the coupon at j
once, as the low price and easy X Tou may eaod.
terma have mode a jttrano- tuv. mw,.ll fnr mv ex
peal to book buyers all over f ainlnatton, a set at
tro country f tns llooklovers Sbsk-
i?r Bpwiro in lunp i"
at X binding at your special
price of I9.M. " .he nooss
oxo wLtmraciao-. . " --
11,00 wiuun u" -
.l'i wux.int ana i.w ojluu
month thereafter until U halanM
free ,
To all whose requests
Inspection are received
once we wui give
an artlstla portfolio i
10 Shakespearean
pictures ready to
beautify any home
you
and worth IS, 00.
THE UNIVERSITY SOCIETY
PUIILISIIKIIS.
41-60 Cut Z3d SC, New York.
i. ni.i A!n uikl me tns OIUULO-
spearean pictures for ordering promptly.
Numo
Address .