Front:
TRAURE
An Ode to the "Laurels"
Take my advice before you wed
This pretty girl, my lad,
Destroy what's left of that old stove-
The one your father had.
Put in a "LAUREL" Range, my boy;
I promise that it will
Save fuel, and that's important,
When you come to pay the bill.
'Twill make your wife much happier,
Keep her in better health;
'Twill save you time and money,
Thereby adding to your wealth.
Your wife will always wear a smile,
Perhaps you think that's strange;
But try it now, don't take my word-
Just buy a "LAUREL" Range.
The winter is just coming on,
With it the sleet and storm;
'Twill be a problem soon for you
To manage to keep warm.
Just buy a "LAUREL" Heater now,
'Twill suit you to the letter;
You'll find that you have gotten
"Something different-something better."
Something different in construction-
Not like the rest, you see;
To buy one like your father had
Is not economy.
The comforts of a "LAUREL" Stove
You cannot e'en surmise,
So telephone your dealer
To send up the proper size.
-C. Samarius Brown.
Back:
AGO.ILEX
1909
Mr. John Tweedy,
Batavia,
Ia.
13768
US
ONE CENT
