February, 1916 
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KELSEy 
HEALTH 
HEAT 
O NE of the deliglit- 
fully satisfactory 
things about this heat, 
is that even up to a 
temperature of 75°, you 
do not consciously feel 
the heat in the room. 
It is the lack of fresh 
air, the lack of proper 
moisture in the room, 
that has much to do 
with making you feel a 
heat’s presence. You 
feel the Kelsey Health 
Heat’s Comfort — but 
you do not feel the heat. 
The fresh buoyancy of the 
air, and its agreeable lack of 
dryness, is an ever noticeable 
feature of Kelsey Heated 
houses. 
The Kelsey both heats and 
ventilates at the same time. 
It costs no more to install 
than radiator heats, and costs 
surprisingly less to run. 
These are not sweeping 
claims, they are proven facts. 
Send for the facts; also 
onr Booklet — Some Saving 
Sense on Heating. 
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WARM AIR GE.OE.RATOR 
237 James St., Syracuse, N. Y. 
New York: 103-1< Park Avenue 
Chicago: 2767-K Lincoln Avenue 
Look Into This 
Way of JVatering 
Your Garden 
H ERE is a simple, practical, in¬ 
expensive method of uniformly 
watering your garden. 
The pipe is galvanized. The noz¬ 
zles are brass, constructed so they 
will throw the water 25 feet, 
breaking it up in a dew-like mist 
that neither packs the ground, nor 
harms the most delicate plants. 
If you want to water only one 
row, you can do it; or a space 50 
feet wide. 
Can be permanently attached to 
feed pipe, or be easily portable 
and connected to your hose. 
A complete portable line, 50 feet 
long, will water 2,500 square feet 
and costs but $11.75. 
We can sell you equipment that 
will water an acre as easily as a 
garden plot. Plenty of water 
means doubled results. 
Send for Booklet. 
The Skinner Irrigation Co. 
231 Water Street 
TROY . OHIO 
SUGGESTS 
that before you spend a penny on your new clothes, 
before you even plan your wardrobe, you consult 
its great Spring and Summer Fashion numbers! Be¬ 
ginning with the 
Forecast of Spring Fashions 
and continuing for six months (twelve numbers— 
see list below) you will receive the most complete 
presentation of styles ever offered American women. 
During the very period when these numbers appear 
you will be selecting your Spring and Summer 
wardrobe and paying hundreds of dollars for the 
suits, gowns, etc., you select. 
$2 invested in Vogue 
will save you $200 
The gown you buy and never wear is 
the really expensive gown. Gloves, 
boots, hats, that miss being exactly 
what you want, are the ones that cost 
more than you can afford! 
Why take chances again this year 
when by simply sending in the cou¬ 
pon, and at your convenience paying 
$2-a tiny fraction of the loss on a 
single ill-chosen hat or gown-you 
can insure the correctness of your 
whole wardrobe? 
Vogue is a beautifully illus¬ 
trated magazine; the acknowl¬ 
edged authority on what is 
worn by well-dressed American 
women. Below are your twelve 
numbers (and one extra) : 
Our Special Offer* 
The Forecast of Spring Fash¬ 
ions Number is already on the 
newsstands. If you enclose the 
$2 with the coupon below, we 
will send you, with our compli¬ 
ments, this earliest and most au¬ 
thentic forecast of the Spring 
mode, making I 3 numbers in¬ 
stead of 12. 
Or, if more convenient, send 
coupon without money. Your 
subscription will then start 
with the Millinery Number 
and continue through the next 
I numbers. 
Forecast of Spring 
Fashions, Feb. 1* 
The earliest and most au¬ 
thentic forecast of the Spring 
Mode 
Spring Millinery Feb. 15 
The newest models in smart hats, 
veils and coiffures 
Spring Patterns and 
New Materials Mar. I 
Working models for one's whole 
Spring and Summer wardrobe 
Paris Openings Mar. 15 
The complete story of the Paris 
openings establishing the mode 
Spring Fashions Apr. I 
The last word on Spring 
gowns, waists and accessories 
Smart Fashions for 
Limited Incomes Apr. 15 
First aid to the fashionable 
woman of not unlimited means 
Brides and 
Summer Homes May I 
A journey “tliro' pleasures and 
palaces." News for the bride 
American Travel May 15 
Places in our own country well 
worth a visit at least 
Summer Fashions June I 
The final showing of the Sum¬ 
mer modes that will be 
In the Country June 15 
Society takes to sports and life 
in the open 
Hot Weather Fashions July I 
The correct wardrobe for all out¬ 
door sports 
Hostesses July 15 
The newest ideas in mid-summer 
entertainments 
London and Paris Aug. I 
War stricken Europe regains her 
balance and sends us new and 
fresh ideas 
“Nine out of ten women copy 
what the tenth does; the tenth is a 
reader of VOGUE.” 
VOGUE, 443 Fourth Avenue, 
New York City 
Send me twelve numbers of Vogue, beginning 
with the Millinery Number and 1 will remit 
$2 on receipt of bill March 1st (OR) I en¬ 
close $2 herewith and shall expect thirteen 
numbers of Vogue, beginning with the Fore¬ 
cast of Spring Fashions Number. 
(Please write name very plainly) 
Pity .State 
Walter Boschen, Architect, 
St. Joseph, Mo. 
Walls finished with Cabot* s Old 
Virginia White. 
Roof finished with No. 346 Dark 
Gray Creosote Stain. 
What It Means 
to have your shingles 
stained with 
Cabots Creosote Stains 
It means that they will not rot; 
that the colors will be soft, rich, 
and beautiful; that they will wear 
as long as colors can, and grow old 
gracefully; and that the cost will 
be 50% less than paint, for both 
material and labor. Moss-Greens, 
silver - grays, tile - reds, bungalow- 
browns, and all other artistic and 
appropriate shades, finely ground in 
pure linseed-oil and mixed with 
Creosote, “the best wood preserva¬ 
tive known.” 
You can get Cabot’s Stains all over 
the country. Send for stained wood 
sample and name of nearest agent. 
SAMUEL CABOT, inc. 
Manfg. Chemist 
11 Oliver St. Boston, Mass. 
Protection 
For Your Shrubbery, Trees 
and Garden 
A good spray pump is in¬ 
dispensable about the prem¬ 
ises. A hundred uses will 
suggest themselves. The 
Outfit here illustrated is a 
fine one for spraying and can 
also be used for painting, 
whitewashing, disinfecting, 
extinguishing fires, washing 
windows, buggies, automo¬ 
biles, etc. 
There are many different 
kinds of Myers Spray Pumps 
for both hand and 
power operation. 
Our Catalog, SP15, 
shows all styles and 
also tells how and 
when to spray. We 
will send you a copy 
gladly, if you re¬ 
quest it. 
A Handy. 
Portable 
Outfit 
For Use 
About 
the Barn, 
Orchard 
and Garden 
F.E. MYERS & BRO. 
350 Orange Street 
ASHLAND 
OHIO 
