Perhaps

While calling on your friends I YOU HAVE NOTICED I I Incidentally some of the pretty Furnishings of their house. I I Tlie spirit of envy that came jou bravely fought and subdued. I I You realized that to be honest and honorable you must live I I wiihin your means. You are at I DIETERLE'S I I A few days later with a friend, assisting lier in the selection I I of some pieces of PAELOK or BED-EOOM FUIiNlTUEE. I I You have no thought of yourself, yet the I LOW PRICES I I Given your friend compel your attention. ïhe expression of I I surprise and pleasure that comes over your face is good to see. I I You have discovered that yon can have this and that. and that ■ I without going beyond your means or losing your self-respect. I H Hereafter take nothing for granted. E pieterle's Facis Cos No&hiijg. Hls Flirrpilire Little More. I Bi-- ii- ■- ■■'■■■iiiiihi'i iiiiimn i iiiiiihiim- ■- -- - J