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. The Saturday evening post. OIL HEATER S For that room that is always cold EVERY house, outside the tropics, has a room that is slow to warm up. It may be on the north side, it may have toosmall a radiator, it may be draughty. When you want this room heated, a Florence Oil Heater willmake it warm in a few minutes. That curved fire bowl is notalone a beauty feature. It gives extra heat-radiating surfacefrom which genial warmth fairly shimmers forth into the room. The Florence is easy to keep clean, and is made strong asa kitchen range. A gallon of kerosene will keep it burningfor twelve hours.
. The Saturday evening post. OIL HEATER S For that room that is always cold EVERY house, outside the tropics, has a room that is slow to warm up. It may be on the north side, it may have toosmall a radiator, it may be draughty. When you want this room heated, a Florence Oil Heater willmake it warm in a few minutes. That curved fire bowl is notalone a beauty feature. It gives extra heat-radiating surfacefrom which genial warmth fairly shimmers forth into the room. The Florence is easy to keep clean, and is made strong asa kitchen range. A gallon of kerosene will keep it burningfor twelve hours. An indicator tells at a glance when re-filling is needed. Your dealer will show you a Florence Oil Heater. If he hasnone, write us. We try to see that everyone who wants aFlorence is supplied. CENTRAL OIL & GAS STOVE School Street Gardner, Mass. Manufacturers of Florence Oil Cook Stoves (8 inch and 12 inch wicks), Florence TankWater Heaters, Florence Portable Baking Ovens, Florence Gas Room Heaters. (Concluded from Page 106) le could only do that by making it ex-remely easy for Poppy. He walked up and[own. His mind worked quickly, rejectingieas. The clock over the stables a quarter of a?le away struck the half hour, and Pansy1 a dust coat and small velours hat,?vily veiled and carrying a small handlag. came through the door,wiitony had taken up his position on thedge of the veranda. He took three stepsSard her with his arms out as if to claspier, stopped short with a convulsive jerkind rocked on his feet. Poppy, it cannot be! I have made anost distressing discovery, he said in aHep, mournful voice—a voice shaken byAiflicting emotions. He paused, but Pansy said nothing. I have discovered that another—a goodBow—loves you and has loved you forEars, he went on, and then paused forft to make the inquiry, natural whetherbe knew or not, who that good fellow Pansy said nothing. She merelyloked at him through her veil. If it had been anyone else it would notIve mat
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