The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-01-07
IT'S JUST LIKE FINDING CASH.
Three Great Subscription Offers.
There's Big Value for Little
Money In all of Them.

The choice of three great pre-
MUM offers may be had by per-
sons who SUBSCRIBE NOW for
The Press:
1. We will give The Press for
one year (52 weekly issues), regu-
lar price $3.50, with the Farm
and Fireside for one year 1.-TWO
issues each monthly, regular price
so cents, and a Peerless Picture
(your choice of 24), regular price
$l.0O (total value sB), all three
for $500.
2. Or, we will give you The
Press, regular price 81 80, with
the Woman's Home Companion,
monthly, regular price Sl00 per
year, and u Peerless Picture. regu-
lar price 81 90 (total value SO 50),
all three for 1928.
3. Or, if you want TO try the
paper to see how you will like it,
we will give you The Press for six
months and a Peerless Picture
(total value Sl.75), both for 70
cents.
The Farm and Fireside is u
splendid semi-monthly magazine
of "a to 81 good-sized pages, plain
print and nicely illustrated. The
current number contains on its
first page an article on "Some
| Effects of the Great Kansas
Flood" with splendid half-tone
reproduction Of flood scene.
The second page 10 devoted to
what "Mr. Greiner Says and
"Mr. Grundy SAYS" presenting a
lot of pointers of value to farmers.
Page 3 is set aside for the depart
ment, "All Over the Farm, !"
and presents also two half-tone
pictures showing further effects
of the Kansas food. Gardening"
and "Fruit Growing" occupy page
4, and page 5 is devoted to "Poul-
try-Raising." On page 9 and 7
the "Liye Stock and Dairy" de
partment is presented, together
with the reproduction of a photo
graph of u pair of two-year old
Victoria hogs. Then follow de-
partments devoted to "The
Grange" "The Family Lawyer,
The Family Physician"
I"Around the Fireside," Sunday
Reading" THE Housewife, "
"How to Dress" Story, 1.-The
Young People," "Wit and HUI
NOR" "Prize Puzzles" etc, etc.
The Woman's Home Companion
for October contains so pages of
interesting matter. The chief
feature is the center pages, which
contain pictures of AL the worlds
Record Breakers. " Valuable
special articles are "The United
daughters of the Confederacy"
"Fun at Girls Colleges, a scien-
tifc article by Hudson Maxim on
"lnventions that Ought to be In
vented" and a Nature Study
article on Squirrels" The short
stories are "An Abandoned Elope-
ment," ''Uncle Conway's Red
Plush PiGno" and '"The Last of
Nina's Lovers" 1t is a special
fall fashion number, containing
six pages of suggestions for frocks
iand fritls. Children's stories,
poetry, and articles on entertain
ment, cooking and gardening con-
clude this strong autumn num-
Der.
There are "a Peerless Pictures
which you may choose from.
Here IS the list:
"Affection," Immaculate Con-
ception, Murillo; "PharaOh's
Horses" Herring; "Queen of
Flowers" after Work" "Christ
Before Plate" Defiance" or
"Stag at Bay" kiss Ke" (child
and dog, "The Little Shepherd
ess, !" Portrait Of Washington.
"The Finding of Moses Cant
You Talk" "Waterfall by Moon,
light, " "The Horse Fair" "The
Straw Yard" SIN Memoriam,
Sunshine and Shadow" "Gract
Darling and Her Father" Gar
Impudent Puppy" 81 am Lore
of All | Survey" "St. Cecilia.
These pictures are on the very
finest picture-paper, and in every
way suitable for framing, Thei
size is 20 by 25 inches, excep
"The Horse Far" which is Is b.
% inches