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Las diagrammas suivants illuatrant la mSthoda. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Miaracorr nknution tbt chait (ANSI and ISO TEST CHART No. 3) 1.0 1.1 us, . |» u MSA |u u X' 1. llfi ■ 18 1.25 iu 1.6 ^ /APPLIED IJVMGE In KU Eait Moin StrMt (716) 482 - 0300 - Phon. (716) 28S - SM> - Fo« 1*^ '*.*#,' ?59H?n T5? 110/ THE POET OF WIDEST RANGE. POEMS OF A GREAT RANGE. r THE MASONS TT IHERE'ER you go throughout the earth, ■ i I Searching the planet's entire girth, ^Lp You'll find no land where Masonry ^^ Has not a home and history. In friendly orders, now you'll find In this all men are of one mind ; Masonic rites they prize as gold. And they have done so from of old ; All other Orders are, In truth. Beside It things of callow youth. And many scores have passed away Since It began its world-wide sway. A library could well be filled With books, by writers wise and skilled. Devoted to Its praise ; its roll Takes In mankind from pole to pole, Despite their color, clime or speech ; And every one is known to each By mystic signs, that never fall With those Inside the sacred pale. Though never seen or understood By others ; Masonry does good, Whate'er they say who know It not. And think It " mummery " and " rot." It spreads abroad goodwill and love. And by its works its right can prove To the regard of thoughtful men, Despite the sneers of jealous spleen. In this respect it will compare With the unequalled " Souvenir " ; The kitchen range that blessing brings To homes of peasants and of kings ; And Masonry Is not more grand. And not more prized in any land, Than is this range where it is known, And has its merits proved and shown ; A sterling range, not made to sell. But one that does Its duty well. To demonstrate that It's the best. Take our advice and make the test. mm POEMS OF A GREAT AANGE. 9q Smells aHix? ON the way to the oven a Ra^berry Pie Did a Sirloin, a Duck and a Biscuit «spy. With a coiq>le of Onions of very strong smell. Who said they were bound for the oven as well ; " Oh. no ! " cried the Pie. " we'll go one at a time. For our flavors are varied, and never would chime ; Our smells would get mixed, and the kitchen would reek With an odor of everythii^ tainted with leek — It's out of the question I " " Not so 1 " cried the cook, " Come on all together, don't worry— for, look 1 The Oven I use is the Souvenir Range — Aerated, you know — and, thot^ it seems strange. Your smells will not mix — the current of air Going all through the oven, moves everyv^ere ; So come rig^t aloi^, I've no time to wait. The Souvenir Range will keep you all sweet." And, true as she ^wke it, the fact proved to be. From all odor of cooking the kitchen was free ; And even the oven, when open tiie door. Was as free from all smells as it had been before The thtngs were put in ; this wondrous narration Illustrates the virtues of good ventilation. Which means circulation of ever new air. Passing in and revolving there everyitiiere ; By a special device which we always arrange. And which only is found in the Souvenir Range. The odors, you see, escape as they rise — Whether coming from onions, or roast meat, or pies — They pass through a flue, up the chimney, away. And hence in the oven can't possibly stay ; So you see it saves time, and temper, and work, When the cook can do pastry along with the " turk," And anything else she may wish to provide ; Her labor's made easy and simplified. For a kitchen this Range is an ornament rare. One lasts for a lifetime ; sold everywhere. POEMS OF A GREAT RANGE. 9ammt% 0l tl|^ •rdtrs I THE ODDFELLOWS. TF by Its fruits you know a tree (The safest way, as you'll agree). Then we must all pronounce as good Oddfellowship, which long has stood In the fair garden of mankind, As fine a tree as you will find. Oddfellows— so they're quaintly named— Though needing not to be ashamed. And aptly named, for they are Odd In working not for self, but God ; In thinking of a brother's pain, Instead of their own private gain ; In proving it more blest to give To help another than receive ; In thinking upon those in need, And ministering in kindly deed ; In cringing not to rank or wealth. And doing their good deeds by stealth ; These " oddities " are what has given The name — but they are also "even," If by the word we mean the pair Of qualities that fit and square In human character and form The Man and Brother, true and warm. Though ancient, still the Order grows. And must as long as h«art-blood flows ; For sterling merit must have way. And in the long run wins the day. That's why the Souvenir Range has grown In favor, as more widely known ; Its praises no one needs to bellow, 'Mongst ranges 'tis a real Odd-fellow ; Alone, unique, no need for strife — Sold everywhere — one lasts for life. POEMS OF A GREAT RANGE. (OK OHIAT COMBINATIONtI 771^ ?! ^:^^ '" ^"^ MUon ^^1 A ^•'"•"cy to combination ; ^^ Against this, certain people kick. As an Invention of OU Nick • Though small fry naturally will rail ' At being swaltowed by a whale, ^ere s one Combine, at least, that all Will praise ; 'tis what the houCv« call The Souvenir Range I You know the name And are familiar with Its fame— • A?,1"''*T''*'®' '^ one w«" last As f rst of kitchen ranges fine. Well, this, we say, is a Combine ; in " one harmonious whole " It binds The qualities which wifely minds Most wi^ for m a kitchen rang&_ That s why its usar won't exchange I Appearance— splendid, says the wife • Durability-lasts for life ; ' Convenience— 'twill do cverythlnff- Awwlntments— fit for any king • Improvements— every one Is there And many that no range can share : Economy— It burns less fuel. Although the oven ne'er Is cool • For heating— users say. first-class : For cooking— not a bit of gas Or faintest odor you will find Tho' onions, beef and fowl combined u/uu ?u* ** °^'^^ '• y°"'" ^ elated With the oven, which Is aerated : And baking— It will prove ahead Of anything for cakes and bread So though the millions rightly raee Against the combines of the agef They 11 give united approbation To this domestic Combination I ■5 POEMS OF A GREAT RANGE. t I THE POHESTEHS BEHOLD the Temple. lofty, grand, A brown-stone glory of the land ; A monument, that must reveal To all Oron^tekha's zeal. No longer with a Robin Hood. In leafy fastness of the wood, Do Foresters foregather now ; Nor is their present trade, I trow. The robbery of tlie passer-by. But very much the contrary. Their mlghfy Influence they wield To bless, to succor and to shield. When Death, with chill, remorseless hand Stalks dally through the smiling land. And bears away to silent grave The mother dear, or father brave. Among the mourners stands a form Whosfc sympathetic word is warm ; Who. coming as a friend Indeed, Has gold in hand to help their need. Upon the shield this giant bears The legend I.O.F, appears ; And he is known in all our borders As great among the Friendly Orders. There's Just one Order, by the way. More friendly still, as housewives say ; Tls that which thoughtful husbands give The hardware dealer, where they live. For the splendid " Souvenir " kitchen range : Nor is this wifely feeling strange. For such an order, duly filled. Insures good cooking— really skilled-- With half the labor done away, And bliss all round on cooking day. Give such an order for your wife Sold everywhere— one lasts for life ! PCSMS OF A GRBAT RANGE. "^"lONT you tell us, Mister Morgan. What you really mean to do > Come now. Plerpont, tell us frankly. For the question's 19 to you. " Is It gospel. Mister Morgan. That you own the big steel trust. And that aiter you had bought it You had left Just scads of dust ? " Some folks say you went to Europe VMth a trillion plunks or two, And that if you like that country You will bring it back with you. " It is rumored. Mister Morgan, That you don't know what you're worth. And that you are slyly planning Just to buy the whole blamed earth. " Is it true you have an option On the sun and moon and stars. And that in your inside pocket Is a mortgage on old Mars ? " Don't buy heaven, Mister Morgan ; Please don't, Pierpont, for you know If you push us off this planet We must have some place to go." I r " Wn, as to my buying heaven, 1 ain't quit- made up my mind ; But I'll tell you c.e queer set-back That most every^^iere I find. " There's one thing that folks who own it Will not sell for gold ; it's strange. But no wife, 1 find, will part with Her loved Souvenir Kitchen Range." il POEMS OF A GREAT RANGE. THE A.o.rr.w. CHE Ancient Order— A. and O.— United Workmen — even so ; United tptly, heart and hand. In firm alliance, broad and grand. As In a mutual brotherhood, To do each other lasting good. Too long had workmen stood apart. Devoid of power and faint of heart ; Each one. alone, too poor and weak For his own rights to fitly speak ; Till, learning from old j^aop's tale That, though a single stick would fail, A bundle of them, firmly bound. Could not be broken. Wisdom found The plan whereon this noble Order Was based, and now within the border Of our good land is growing strong. And bidding fair to flourish long. United Workmen — ^Workmen, mark I — No Idle drone or human shark Among them ; all are men who toil By daytime sun or midnight oil With brawn or brain ; who win their bread By value given of hand or head. Yet here united — not to rule The doings of the labor school. To fight combines, or go on strike. Or talk of wages or the like ; No, but for mutual, friendly aid. When death has sore bereavement made,. Or sickness comes, or trouble falls. Or brother heart to brother calls. United Workmen — yet no Turk Was ever more exempt from work Than Is the home that doth arrange To get a Souvenir Kitchen Range i Worry and trouble fly away. Baking and cooking then are play.