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EVERYBODY CAN AFFORD IT— 
NOBODY CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT IT 
On every motor and outing trip you’ll want this satisfying con¬ 
venience—wholesome food—and genuine economy. 
Just lift the lid—that’s all—and enjoy, all the delicacies of the home 
kitchen kept fresh and tasty—your favorite drink ready for you and cool, 
too—whenever you want it 
with your 
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REFRIGERATOR 
Styles from $6.50 up 
All built inside and out to withstand the wear and tear of frequent use, 
this practical Basket Refrigerator retains the same beauty and dependable 
usefulness through years of service. So surprisingly economical, too, be¬ 
cause only a small piece of ice keeps food fresh and beverages cool for 
24 hours. 
Write Today for 
Illustrated Booklet 
BURLINGTON BASKET COMPANY 
800 Hawkeye Bldg. Burlington, Iowa. 
You’ll Be Proud of Your Handy Everybody s Basket 
PREPARE NOW 
To Enjoy Real Comfort and Convenience This Summer 
Things You 
Ought To Know 
About Casement Windows 
T S the name of a booklet you are invited to send for. .It tells the reai truth 
*■ about these most charming and practical of windows. 
It shows you the mistake of having half a window when it costs no more 
to have a whole one. 
Shows you why outswung ones won't leak; how they catch the breezes and 
throw them into the room. 
Why they don’t rattle, and are easy to clean. 
How to screen, curtain, and put! awnings on them. 
Likewise the unique way the unobtrusive little Win-Dor operator handle 
opens, closes, or holds them firm at any position. Send for the booklet. 
The Casement Hardware Co 
220 PELOUZE BUILDING, CHICAGO 
Rev. W. T. El- 
sing’s Residence, 
Lakewood, N. J. 
Insulated with 
“Quilt,” as per 
letter below: 
“I built a house 
last summer in which 
I used your Sheath¬ 
ing ‘Quilt’ under the 
shingles and also be¬ 
tween studding. I 
sheathed all the 
rooms with half-inch 
tongued and grooved 
b oards, and deco¬ 
rated the walls with 
sanitary and Japan¬ 
ese crepes. The result 
is, I have a cheaper, 
warmer and more 
beautiful house than 
I could possibly get 
by using laths and 
plaster.” 
W. T. El sing. 
Make Your Houses Frostproof by 
Insulating them with 
Cabot’s “Quilt” 
I T is cheaper to build warm houses than to heat cold 
ones. A cold house will zcastc enough coal in two winters 
to pay for enough Quilt to make it Warm for all time. 
Quilt is not a mere building paper, but a thick, matted lining of 
cured eel-grass that is about thirty times wanner than common 
papers. It will make your house warm in winter and cool in 
summer, cut down your doctor’s bills and keep the whole family 
comfortable. It will never rot or disintegrate—last forever—and 
is fire-retarding. 
A full investigation will cost you a postal card—which will 
bring you a sample and the proofs, with name of your 
nearest agent. Will you write now? 
Samuel Cabot, Inc. 
Manuf’g Chemist 
8 Oliver Street 
Boston 
24 W. Kinzic St., 342 Madison Ave., 
Chicago New York 
Cabot’s Creosote Shingle Stains 
Isn’t it wonderful 
that w can stain Oak Floors 
to harmonize 'with our 'walls 
and drapes! 
Oak Floors are so 
beautiful in them¬ 
selves, with their var¬ 
ied natural grain; and 
now that we can stain 
them different colors 
to match the furnish¬ 
ings and hangings we 
have selected for our 
rooms, we can have 
floors that are really 
our own idea—differ¬ 
ent from others. 
We must have oak 
in all our rooms 
FOR 
everlasting economy 
Twelve colored plates of beau¬ 
tiful stains, such as forest 
green, weathered oak, gray, 
and others, are shown in our 
new hook, “Modern Oak 
Floors” with much other val¬ 
uable information on the uses 
and advantages of oak floors, 
and how to keep them in per¬ 
fect condition. 
Write for your copy, to 
Oak Flooring Bureau 
1047 Ashland Block Chicago 
