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La gaceta., 1940-08-28

con solo mirarte; es experiment
tar esta maravillosa serenidad
q. LENA a todas horas mi alma
.es sentir en- TODD momento la a.
legria y la gratitud dc vivir; es
pensar siempre en- ii, siempre,
siempre, siempre, dormlda y
despierta, a tn lado o lejos de
ii, y sntir tn cariho y tn amor,
resumen de todos los amOrss,
envolviendome con un manto in
visible, como nos envuelve ell
viento, como nos envuelve una
ola de perfume.
FL hombre la cort6 la pala-
Ahora son6 un rosario de be-
SOS larguisimos, como un repi-
que de victoria.
Y Miguel, con una ternura
Iue lie humedecia los ojos, con-
Jay, Maria, mi Maria ado
L.. IPoF ii Ia vida, "a
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Para probar la paciencia del
p1blico, que parece inagotable,
Frank LaMarque presentara el
viernes un programa a base de
Carroll, Rose y frankie Tho1
mas, sus gladiadores preferidos.
Cuando no es Rose es Carroll,
Y cuando no es Carroll es Tho
mas. y asi viene Benjamin
Field ofreciendo "peleas" con
exito monetario, en- los 1ltimos
meses.
Esta ell p1blico cansado de las
mismas caras y de las peleillas
interiors;; pero cuando be- to4
can el Bombo, humildemente a.
sus pesetas fuertes.
iMejores peleas tendremos
cuando LaMarque Sc compadez-
ca de los "fieles"!
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
ESTA NOCHE Sc REABRI-
RIA LA BOLERA DE GEN
TILE

Hoy Sc reabrira la Bolera de
Gentle, en- la Septima avenida,
antique edificio de la tienda A.
dam Katz.
Todas las "jacas" han sido a.
condicionadas de nuevo, de a.
cuerdo con las reglas de la Aso=
ciaci6n de Bowling.
Gentle agradece la coopera-
ci6n del p1blico latino y dice
contar, en- Ell verano, con un pro
medic diario de 200 jugadores,
en- ell invierno con mas de $50.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
OEPORTES
LA U N SEMANAL De
LA LIGA INTERSOCIAL
Retirados dos Peloteros

En- la sala de los Caballeros
Leales Sc reuni6 aver la Liga In
tersocial, bajo la presidencia de
nuestro director.
Asistieron los Delegates Sres.
Mario Pullara, Jose Fernandez,
Y Charles Fernandez y los sub
delegados Palermo, Fermin RO-
driguez, Jose Lopez y Ceferino
Lopez.
Luego de aprobada ell acta de
la session anterior, sc lego ell ba-
lance de t~esoreria. Durante la sc
mana, i~ncluyendo taQuillas, can
tina y otros capitulos, Sc recau-
daron $194.90. Sc gastaron en-
ell terreno $28.85 y en- cheques
Sc pagaron deudas por $56.51.
Ell dep6slto en- ell Banco, suJeto a
varias obligaciones es de S1,296.
as, abarcada en- esta cantidad
los $4,000 para Ell Gambia.
Como ell viernes 30 Sc cerra-
"a la Piscina de Nataci6n, Man
ny de Castro empezara Ell domin
go a prestar sus servicios como
policia especial.
Jugaran Ell primer desafio, 81
domingo, Circulo Cubano y
Centre Asturiano, y Ell segundo
Unione Italiana Y Caballeros
Leales. Adrian la cantina las
delegaciones de los Leales Y IT.
nione Italiana.
Sc lego ell informe de la conf.
sion de glosa que examine las
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
LISTERINE
for HALIT0SIS
(DAD BREATml
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

fijado y cristalizado para STEM
pre- sus existencias.
Els verdad que a veces Ell fan
tasma de Isidoro, del marido
burlado y abandonado tan cruel
mente, turbaba el sueno y aun
las vigilias de Maria. Pero era
un solo instante y con no mas
intensidad con que Sc recuerda
a los muertos amados, a las pc
sadillas que nos han atormenta-
do durante una noche y Sc des-
vanecen con la luz del dia...
Y la madre de Miguelito, pa
una mano por la frente,
por decirse, sonriendo:
-Bahl l." No he sido VOL. !
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

La posicion de las novenas es
la siguiente:
Cleveland, 72 gansdos " so
~perdidos, $50; Tigres de De-
troit, SO ganados Y SO perdidos,
566; New York, IS ganados y
ga perdidos; SAG; Boston, 80
ganados y SO perdidos, 532; Chi
cago, 60 ganados y 81 perdidos,
SCI; ocupan los tres 1ltimos y
cares ell Washington, con 43S
puntos; San Luis, 416, y Fila :
DELTA, S93.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
ANUNCIADA LA PEUEA EN-
TIRE MAX BAER Y COMIS-
KEY

New York, agosto 28.-Mike
Jacobs anunci6 hoy que el p1gil
Max Baer, excampeon del peso
complete, peleara en- Ell mes de
s~eptiembre con Pat Comiskey,
Ell gladiator de los punetazos
formidables.
81 Comiskey triunfa Sc lie pro-
curara inmediatamente una Pc
lea con ell negro Jose Luis, ell
campe6n mundial.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

cuentas de la Liga, encontrando
las correctas. Firman Ell infor-
me, Pedro Villadonga, por los
Leales, y Antonio Garcia por 81
Centre Asturiano. No concurrie
ron los representatives de la u
nione Italiana y del Circulo Gu
bano en- la Comisi6n de Glosa.
Retro ell Centre Asturiano a
Mario Rodriguez y los Leales a
Justo Ferrera.
La Unione inform6 que Sc ic
habian marchado los peloterOs
Champ Williams y Ito Casa
res, que Polk Sc halla de vacacio
mes, Salemi en- Miami y Capita
no enfermo de una mano, Las de
legaciones acordaron pehmitir-
lie ell ingreso de dos peloteros de
los conocidos por AGA, con eli
fin de ayudarle a solucionar ell
problema.
Dos pelotas Sc perdieron Ell do
mingo. La junta del martes We
nidero sc efectuara en- ell Cfrcu-
10 Cubano.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
CON Los GUANTN
La Marque y los fieles. - Jacobs y Kearns

Mike Jacobs desea presentar
una pelea entire Pat Comiskey y
ell hebreo Max Baer. Jack
Kearns dice tener un contrato
sobre los servicios de Baer y con
el papel recorre ell pals.
Ell exmanager de Jack Demp-
sey desea ofrecer peleas de pri-
mera categoria; pero Jacobs tie
no los contracts firmes y Ell d.
nero.
Mike posee un %contrato en-
cuanto a los servicios de Co
miskey y Kearns 10 sabe; pero
el doc" silba en- la obscuridad
con la esperanto e que su md
sica" atraiga a los predilectos.
Los que conocen bien a ia
cobs aseguran que no sara
Kearns ell hombre capaz de en-
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
LIGA NACIONAL
Dos de los uegos no pudieron
verificarse por haber llovido,

Con un batazo de cuatro es :
quinas de Marion, su IS, los Car
denales derrotaron aver a los ID
venes de Boston. Bowman alcan
20 la victoria, aunque Shoun tn.
vo que reemplazarlo.
Tobin resisti6 los nueve inl-
ings y fue Ell derrotado.
Boston Sc, III, lie; San Luis
DC, 18Th, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

York, 81 gapados p5e perdi-
dos, 52l; NRttsburg, SO yiCtorias
y IS derrb has, 504; Chicago, 62
victorias y 81 derrotas, S04;
Boston, 46 y 70, con 500, Y Fila
DELTA 80 y 70, con 342.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Claudio Passeau lego a su
triunfo 10 del ano, por cuenta
de los Gigantes, a los cuales de-
j6 en- z hits. Lohrman cargo con
ell "disgusto." En- los 1ltimos 10
dfas, Claudio ha obtenido cinco
victorias.
New York 1c, IN, De; Ohica-
go &c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

honra, Ell honor, la fortuna.
IQue no darfa 20 por tt?
-iY 70 por ii, Miguel, Mi
guel l.. iPor ii, va 10 has visto,
mi hOnra y mi honor tambien,
mi nomLre, mi libertad, Ia con-
|sideraci6n de las gentes..., y por
ii daria hasta Ia Ultima gotta de
mi sangre, la TERRA y ell cielo!
Llegaban a la casa.
Los Rosales mereciase ell nom
bre.
Miguel de Guzman, sin contar
Ell dinero, habia querido que Ell
retro campestre en- que iban a
vivir fuera una decoration ade-
a la hermosura y la gran
deza de este amor de los dos.
La casa tenia dos pisos, y era
amplia y comfortable, como pue
de ser una casa perdida en- las
nmensidades del desierto.
81 antique militar no habia
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Y sobre los ~parterres q. limi-
taban sendillas cubiertas de fl
ma arena, creia un cesped muy
verde y muy tierno.
De este modo, la casa queda-
.ba aislada de las fealdades Y las
suciedades de la hacienda, de las
euadras y los apriscos donde Sc
retugiaba Ell ganado en- los ne
ses de frio, de los gallineros E.
normes de los establos de las va
cas-.
7 las habitaciones de la ser
Vldumbre quedaban tambien al
otro lado de una verja de ma
dera que limitaba el jardin por
sus euatro lados.
I'm paraiso en- medic del de-
sierto, IN oasis de verdura y de
perfumes, escenario sonado e
ideal para dos enamorados.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Posici6n de las novenas en- es-
ia Liga:
Cincinnati, rs ganados y "A
perdidOs, $50 puntos de prone
dio; Brooklyn, 81 ganados y 81
perdidOs, 568; San Luis, 62 ga
nados y 81 perdidos, 534; New
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

green peg6 entonces IN bit cor
to, pOr Ell n, y cristali96 la ca
rrera.
Chicago &c, Oh, Il; \. Yors
sc, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Los~~trs5 dos desafios que ha
bian senalados en- la Liga tuvif
ron que suspenderse a causa Dc
la lluvia.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
LA GACETA

q peri6dico en- ldiOmA EspAAol
% MAS circuIaci6n en- Tampa
vigtoEiano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 C
1908 "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
Tel6fcao Y 1872
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Ha sido una fatalidad, un des-
tino mas fuerte que todas las
fuerzas humanas!. L.. iDios 10 ha
querido asi!... ~ estoy segura
que Isidoro, al saber 10 ocur~i-
do, me ma perdonado, compren-
diendo que a 81 no 10 pOdia que
rer como quiero al dueho de mi
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

En- momentos como este, GUAM
do al caer la tarde volyian los a.
nantes hacia Ia casa conforta-
bic y dulce, que va les esperaba
con la fiesta de sus ventanas llu
minadas, como pupilas rojas y
que velaran por ellos,
p~laciales a los dos decirse mutua
mente su ternura, en- un lento
paladeo spiritual, mezclado con
besos hondisimos y puros, de un
y sabroso sabor de frutos
lenchidos de savia...
ives que felices somos?
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

dulzarlo, Jacobs parece tenet
va en- ell saco ell match" entire
Baer y Comiskey y uno de es-
tos dias dara "oficialmente" Ia
noticia.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

All OR Ell ruido de los cascOs
ds los caballOs que penstrsbaR
Evening star., 1940-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Emory H. BOgley Of
Friendship Heights opened their
cottage at Herring Bay early in the
season and are having weekly
parties on the r houseboat, the
Juanita. Mrs. Togley's cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Parisette of New York
City, are with them for 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
On Trip to Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Brown of
Alta Vista went down the river yes
terday for a short trip to Norfolk
and will bring Mr.. Browns father,
Mi Moses Brown, back to Alta Vista
with them to stay until fall.
Mrs. Francis Cabell Brown and
her young son, Francis Cabell Brown,
jr., will go to Southampton, Long
Island, next week to spend month
with Mr.. Browns cousins, Miss
Agnes Keys, and her sister Mrs. Jo-
seph Du Vivier. Miss Keys and Mrs.
Du Vivier will be remembered by
the Older residents of lower Mont
eomery County as the nieceS OF the
late Mrs. Margaret LOughborough,
who lived for many years at the his
torlc LoughbOrOugh home on River
road. Mrs. Du Vivier has lived in
Paris for 25 years and she and Mr..
Evening star., 1940-07-28

with her cousins, 1t. Col and Mrs.
George F. Bush, in Alta Vista.
Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel and her
sons, Jonathan and Donald, will
leave during the week for Rockland
Me-, to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Michael Straus at the Straus
camp.
Miss RoSalyn Buchanan, who has
been with her father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Buchanan,
at Virginia Beach, Va, is at her
home on Bradley Boulevard for a
short stay before leaving August l
for New York City, where she will
study designing.
Mrs. William C. Caldwell, who has
been the guest of her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Martin
Simpson, in Westmoreland Hills for
the past month, will leave August
8 to join Capt Caldwell at their
home in Schofield Barracks, Homo
lulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Dulin, jr..
will be hosts at an outdoor supper
party August entertaining in honor
of Mrs. Dulin's cousin, Mr.. Albert
Heagy, and his fiancee, Miss Eliza
beth Cover, whose marriage will
take place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Flagg of Chevy
Chase Gardens will spend the next
three weeks motoring through the
Great Smokes and the States of the
Middle South. Mrs. Flagg's father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c..
Wright, who have been with them
for fortnight, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Flagg on the trip en- route to
their home in Springfield, Mo.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

Du Vivier returned to this country
only few months ago They are
now living in New York City.
Mr.. Page Hufty left Thursday on
a months tour down the South
American coast by plane and ship.
He will be away about month and
during his absence Mrs. Hufty will
remain at their home, on River road.
to superintend the construction of
the home she and Mr.. Hufty are
building on the former Walker
estate, beyond the Kenwood Coun-
try Club.
Miss Woodstock of Seattle
Visits Col. and Mrs. Bush.
Miss Shirley Woodstock of Seattle
has come East to spend the summer
Evening star., 1940-07-28
BY BARBARA BELL.

One secret of smartness affd
charm In the summertime is TO
have plenty of simple cottons to
wear around the house-cottons
easy to get into and to launder. Here
are designs for just such cottons-
apron frockS, comfortably unham-
perlng to work in. yet pretty enough
so that you can wear them all day
long. with no need to make excuses
for a rumpled appearance. In fact,
you can feel very well pleased with
the way you look, if you have either
OF them on when somebody arrives
Unexpectedly. OF course. they're easy
to make, since they're the type
you'll repeat many times, and no.
body wants to spend long hours at
the sewing machine these days.
You can run them up in few hours.
Send for the patterns today and
enjoy the frocks as soon as possible
Youthful and crisp, with the naive
charm of little girls pinafore, de-
sign No. 1888 is most fetchingly
becoming style, with full, wing
sleeves; high-cut and slenderizing
waistline, and COOL heart shaped
neckline. Although it looks SO slim
at the waist, this frOck Is completely
unhampering to work in; side belts,
tied in a sash bow at the back, keep
1t smooth and neat. Make this
pretty thing of tissue gingham, dim
ity, SeerSucker or batlSte. Slips on
over your head and buttons on the
shoulders
A perfect combination of coolness,
charm and practically is yours in
design No. 1988-B, a new and pretty
version of the popular button-front,
which is just joy to put on. and
no trouble to iron. You can tell,
just at a glance, how comfortable
that neckline is, drawn over to the
Evening star., 1940-07-28
sides and dipped in the front. The
easy waistaine is slinmfea ~insbv~sa q

: easy waistlfne Is SlsR1n1ea rlnsby7@a
half belt, and touches of braid
brighten the belt, very short sleeves
and shoulder tabs. In gingham, per-
Gale, calico or voile. this will be
one of your daytime favorites.
BY repeating design No. l990-B
several times, you can just about
completely outfit your small girl in
cool daytime clothes. 1t includes a
squarenecked sun suit for the sea-
side and her own back yard. and
demure little pinafore to wear in the
atternoOn-a very simple, kimonO-
Sleeved affair in which she's sure
TO be cool and comfortable because
it doesn't really touch her anywhere
The pattern also includes brimmed
bonnet to keep the sun out of her
eyes, which can be worn with both
the sun suit and pinafore. Make
this of gingham, seersucker, per-
Gale or chambray.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888 B
is designed for sizes II, ID, l6, 10.
20 and 40 Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80, "a, SO. 38 and
40. Size IA '32) requires 3la yards
of 35-inch material, 3i2 yards of
braid.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1898
is designed for sizes H. 16, 18, 20. 40
and AZ. Corresponding bust meas
urements q, "a, 36. 38. 40 and
AZ. Size l6< (34) requires A. yards
of 35-inch material without nap.
AZ yards of braid.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1908 is
designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, and s
years. Size 3 ensemble requires pa
yards of 35-inch material without
nap, 81. yards of braid or bias bind
ing.
Send Is cents for our new fall and
Evening star., 1940-07-28

reported in London. The latest
appeal to superstitution states that
it was started in Flanders by an
American officer, that it is going
around the world four times and
that the one who breaks it will have
bad luck.
The recipient is told that if he
copies the letter and sends it on its
way within "a hours he will have
good luck. The letter says that
two persons received large sums Of
money when they obeyed instluc-
tions and that person who broke
the chain lost everything he had.
Evening star., 1940-07-28
Social Notes of Bethesda
And Nearby Maryland

Long vacation trips this
doned residents of the Bethesda
proraced
esuey afternoons OF the
reach Of Bethesda
Seen frequently at the Kenwood Country Club pool
Aubinoe OF Greenwich Forest
of the Forest Mrs George B. Cendenn
Mrs Campbell when she
c. and Will not be back Greenwich Forest
The M Willis family of Battery Park spending
but with full of of
Evening star., 1940-07-28

and winter pattern book. Make
yourself attractive, practical and be-
coming clothes, selecting designs
from the Barbara Bell well-planned
easy-to-make patterns. Interesting
and exclusive fashions for little
children and the difficult Junior
age; slenderizing, well-cut patterns
for the mature figure; afternoon
dresses for the most particular
young women and matrons, and
other patterns for special occasions
are all to be found in the Barbara
Bell Fashion Pattern Book. Send Is
cents today for your copy.
Evening star., 1940-07-28
AII-Amerioon Highway
Urged as Defense PIon
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO-America's de-
tense program has revived plans for
an AlaSka-to- Argentina highway.
The road long has been advocated
by Western motoring organizations.
1t again has been brought to the
attention OF Congress by Thomas p.
Henry of Detroit, president of the
american Automobile Association,
VINO points out il would be valuable
Tor moving troops and munitions.
Existing highways form part of
the route. Some of the longest
stretches yet to be developed are in
Canada and Central America.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-23
Home Furniture Lists
Advantages Of Using
Duo-Therm Oil Heate,

I'VE have every reason to be
lieve that the new Duo-Therm oil
heater we are selling this year
will be one of the most popular
heaters we have ever solo," said
the management of the Home Fur,
niture company, % Market street.
First, because it is a product
of outstanding value.
From the very beginning, Duo
'Therm set out to build a better
heater than anyone had ever built
before. Backed by the gigantic
twelve million dollar Motor Wheel
corporation, Duo-Therm had re-
sources and production experience
behind it unmatched in the fuel
oil heater business. From the start.
Duo-Therm could and did set up,
and stillmaintains, the worlds most
complete laboratory for the study
of combustion problems. Duo
Therm has spent $500, 900 in the
past ten years in finding out things
nobody ever knew before about
heaters. Every major improve
ment in heating design in the past
ten years has come out OF Duo
Therm laboratories.
"And after they found out how
to build them, Duo-Therm had the
facilities and experience to builo
them better and more efficiently
than anyone else. And the best
way to get across how vast These
production facilities are is simply
to tell you that $50 tons of tough
lightweight steel r often fabricat
ed in the plant in a single day
This far outranks any other pro-
duction facilities in the industry
The result had to be a better
heater than competition could be
gin to match at or anywhere neal
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-23
Weinberg Opens Modern
Auto Repair Shop At
Shell Safti Service

We now have one of Tie most
complete automobile repair shops
in the CITY," said Julius E. Wen
berg, owner, in commenting on the
shop recently built at the rear of
the new and modern Shell Safti
Service station at Third and Grace
streets.
In this up-to-date shop will be
found the newest machinery for
correcting motor and auto body de-
fects. The very latest methods, to-
gether with pre- .ision instruments
and experienced workmen assure
the car owner of satisfaction and
guaranteed services.
The personnel of this shop in
cludes Earl Red" Smith, Tommy
Williams and Hank" Pittman. Mr..
Smith, formerly connected with the
Macmillan and Cameron garage,
received special training at the
United Motors Service school in At
lanta where he a S thoroughly
trained in motor tune-up arr shock
absorber s%ervicing. Mr.. Williams,
for the past dozen years associated
with local Oldsmobile agencies, is
thoroughly skilled. having spent
many years in his line of work a d
lately having completed a course
of study and factory training in
brake work and front end con-
struction. Mr.. Pittman, a special
list in his line, has the skill obtained
from years of work and study to
back his promise of rendering high
class work in body and fender re-
pairing, Strengthening and painting.
With this group of experts the
car owner is assured CT high quail
ity work at the Shell Safti Service
garage. Regardless of the model
car or the seriousness of the trou-
BILE this trio is fully competent to
rectify it. Working in a modern
shop with all the best equipment
for motor and body repairing, they
can fix your car in a minimum Of
time, at a moderate cost and with
a guarantee that you will be COM
pletely satisfied.
You a bring your car to us
looking like a complete wreck be-
yond all hope of ever running again
and we'll turn it back to you in a
few days looking like an almost
new car" said Mr.. Weinberg.
Large or small job, we solicit
your work" l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-23
Vogue Beauty Shoppe
Recommends Services
To Prepare For Fall

"Now that golden Fall days are
just around the corner, let our
skilled operators clear your hair,
your skin, your nails of those
scorched traces of days spent in
blistering sun and wind" said the
management of the Vogue Beauty
Shoppe, 2O1 Southern Building.
by this time your Spring per-
manent has been subjected to
windy boat rides. vigorous golf
games, exhilarating S w i'm S.
Chances are, too, that it is show
ing this wear and tear by being
dry and almost straight. Prepare
now for the more formal Fall
modes by having one of our "pecial
reconditioning scalp treatments
that will leave your hair vibrant
with shining new life. and follow
this with one of our new cream
permanent waves that will be so
beneficial to your tresses!
''Those nails of yours! Aren't
they brittle and cracked from
camping, rowing, tennis! Ano
your hands. isn't the skin dry
and too tanned for Autumn
clothes? The solution is a series
of u special oil manicures and
Mandarin treatments that will take
you triumphantly through Fall
formalities," they continued.
Summers sun tells its saddest
tale on your face. What to do
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-23

the price. and it is.
There are at least six swell
reasons Why the Duo-Therm is so
far ahead of competition that
there's just no sense in comparing
the Duo-Therm burner with any
of the others.
The first and biggest advan-
tage the exclusive bias-baffle,
a scientific means of regulating
the vapor and air at all stages of
the flame, from low to high. This
exclusive Duo-Therm feature
means a clean fire at every stage,
an efficient fire at every stage,
a super-flexibility that permits
'fi~ne-tuning' to every heating re-
quirement
"Oversized construction is the
second big reason for Duo-Therm's
superiority. Duo-Therm doesn't
send a boy to do a mans work. i.
and a self-respecting flame needs
room to live in.
"Tapered side construction is
another big Duo-Therm advantage.
Flames expand as they rise in
stead of using only part of their
heating power in a straight-sided
heat chamber.
"Duo-Therm's. exclusive use OF
secondary air. holes above the neck
of the burner mean full-bodied
flames. This flattens the flame out
at the top and keeps it in the
heat chamber longer, as contrast
ed with the thin, roaring flame of
an ordinary burner.
multiplicity of air holes is still
a further Duo-Therm advantage.
There are 152 holes in the middle
size burner which is so per cent
more holes than most any other
burners of the same rated capa-
city. This means lower air intake
velocity, and that means greater
efficiency and absolute q%uietness
of operation.
And finally, every Duo-Therm
burner is precision-built. It's a
strong, heavy, accurately manu-.
featured and rigidly inspected
package guaranteed in every case
to be exactly what we claim for
it.
I'VE have tried here to give you
but a few reasons why you should
see the new Duo-Therms before
you buy any oil heater" the man
agement concluded. See these
heaters today, and learn how eco,
nomical it is to own and operate
one"