THE OMAHA SUNDAY HKE: PKCEMBER 11, 1010.
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GOULD'S "SCOTCH" MARRIAGE
Explanation of Peculiar Status
Matrimony in Scotland.
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PAEENTS' CONSENT EOT REQUIRED
Hn. of Fnnrteen VfiH and ;lr f
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liminary Bnalrcmni"
Are Mrl,
BT 1-ADT MART MANWAfUNG.
liONIKJN. I'ec. 10 (Special to The Dee )
The "Frotrh merrta"'" has been aealn
brouaht Into prominence by fh recent
announcement that Flank Jay Gould, scion
of the famous Ameilean financial family,
had taken to wife Mls Edith Kelly, a
pretty English actress, after t'.ie Scotch
faahlon. and had Installed her as mistress
of Abbotsford. famous the world over as
the home of the treat Fir Walter Sott.
Scotland has Ion been noted for Its easy
marriage laws, of which the lovesick lad
and laaslea of tha more punctllloua south
have taken ailvatxaaje for generations.
In Scotland there are two clauses of valid
marriage, "regular" and "Irregular." and
vn In the aa of tha former there are
Important difference from English pro
cedure. In England a minor cannot legally marry
without the conaent of lila or her parents
or other guaxdlana. but in Scotland a
minor need ask nobody'a leave before
committing matrimony." pruvlded that.
If a "man." ha haa reached tha age of 14.
If a "woman," she la a venerable Venus
at 13.
Then, eouth of the Tweed, and in default
of a "special license," a marriage must
be celebrated in a church, chapel or other
building licensed for marriages, or before
a registrar, and must take place between
tha hurs of 8 a. m. and S p. m.
Acrosa the border, however, even a
"tegular" marriage, bleaaed by the church,
ran be celebrated In any kind of place
and at any time of day or night.
"Irregular Marrlare."
Interest, however, centera chiefly around
Hcotch "Irregular" marriages, of which
there are three klnda reeognlied by law.
In the first claaa la "marriage by declara
tion or acknowledgment." Here the con
tracting partlea simply declare, either
verbally or In writing, before two wlt
neeeea, that they take each other for hue
band and wife, or that they have already
done so. The only stipulations are that
the parties must be capable of marriage
and without legal impediment, that they
should be known to the wltneasea, who. In
turn, must be legally competent to give
evidence, and that one of the partlea shall
have resided In Scotland for twenty-one
da a Immediately preceding the cere
mony. Registration la not necessary to make the
marriage valid, but it la uaual sooner or
later to apply to the sheriff of the county
In which the marriage took place to record
it In a book kept for the purpose.
A good deal of nonsense haa been written
about these marrlagea by declaration.
Many a romance has been made to hinge
on such a plot aa a couple playing In
amateur theatricale going through a mock
irregular marriage only to find themselves
tied up hard and fast for life. Tble ta mere
moonshine, for the validity of a marriage
by declaration depends on the intention anil
tree conaent of the partlea to be married
Hard Thin to let Omt Of.
An Irregular marriage obtained by fraud,
force or fear ia In no way binding. At the
am time, an Irregular marriage la not
thing lightly to be entered, into. To have
It annulled a person roust prove that he
waa tricked or forced into it, or that, at
the ttme, he was for one reason or an
other absolutely Incapable of knowing
what he was doing. Ia default of such
proof, tha law presumes intention and con
aent, and holds the partlea to their con
tract
As the declaration may be made verbally.
and the marriage need not be registered
It le clear that If the witnesses die there
may be a difficulty In establishing mar
riage. It would seem that If a villain mar
rlea a girl by duclaratiou an(j grows tired
of her, he ha only to get rid of the wit'
neseea somehow or. other to be In a posi
tion to repudiate his wife, but here the
law la ggalnst him.
This prlugn us to the second class of
"Irregular marriage," namely "marriage
by repute or habit."
If a couple have lived together as mar
ried, have addreaaed each other aa hue
band and wife, and permitted others bo to
address them, the Scottish law holds them
married, although proof of marriage may
be wanting; even If. in fact, no ceremony
has been gone through with. Therefore
villainy of the kind mentioned would rarely
be 'successful, for In most cases the courts
weuld givo the wronged woman her
rights.
ine intra class of irregular" marriage
Is known as "marriage by promise," and
applies to cases where a woman has yielded
to a lover under promise of maniaze. rub
equently broken. Of course, the woman
must satisfy the courts that ninrrlae was
promised; but, provided she can do so,
sh can clalra htr betrayer aa her "lawful
wedded husband."
t'vrauaUun Date Is Fimed.
The dale of the coronation has been flted
for June 12. a history of our royal house,
for eaactly ten years ago it was
the) date XUe4 for King d ward's corona
tion, when ills illness intervened to posi.
pon tha rite. June 7. 197. Queen Victoria
kept her I.ainond Jubilee, and If one count
by the week, instead of the month, it was
that day, aeventy-feur years aijo. that
her late majesty was crowned. June JJ
la also the eve of the prince of Waloa'
birthday, who will complete hla seven
teenth year on the 2JJ, entering upon an
gge that Is usually considered the dividing
line between boyhood end mnnhood. at the
very epoch of his father In 1115 crowned
Hn.
It is not unjnterestlng to rerneiiil,t,r that
stature, not precedence, was tho first con
sideration lu the cijoos.ng of tho four
duchesses wpo )ld the canopy over Queen
Alexandra's htJ during the ceremony of
crowning. The duel.eescs of Sutherland,
Marlborough. 1J utmost anil Portland v. ere
chosen, as ail are tall, and all pit-uy much
of a hiht. Whether gno.u Mary will
t'Uoose her attendants by the same method
rvaJiu to Ue n. hut .t M more probable
at the chulea will be uuijc according to
rank. In which case the tlucl. .;. if Nor
folk, aiooieraet, lia fyrt and Iacus would
probably take efftua.
Alesaadrw I.owa t itwi,
For Cer. the rvugh-lwlretl fi x terrier,
whtth belQhged to the late king, gueun
Alexandra has the keoutat affection, hiuae
.the death ft fc.dard 11. bee uiajuaty ba
become so attached to the little dog that
he has not taly team It w ih her wher
ever she goes, but makes it her constant
compaa on all day. The promoters of a
home pets' eshlbttiun. which will be held
next week In a midland town, wrote asking
if the queea-mather would allow farsar
ta be shown, but the reply from Bucking
ham palace waa that the fos terrier "1 ao
precious in the eyee of her majesty Ibat
aha eeuld not allow It to leave her even
(or a day."
Late Klasj' Friend Fade Away.
It has not been publicly noticed hew
ompletely tne late klnv's set have dropped
ut of notice. The people about whom. In
the laat reign, everybody goeslpnl and
chatted, have sunk Into complete Insig
ajflcance. No one notices them in print.
and the odd tTi'nc In thst most of thorn
wn to hv fadl off race courses and
rlhir eurh plere nhrre thry ne! to be
snap-shotted. Mnn 1,11c, the domesticity
of the nw sovrWnns I inch that at Hal
moral the royal pair Invariably went bed
at 10 30; whilst the rpiprn us?d to take her
knitting out with her hm she went for a
walk and pulled It out f her pocket when
ever fine eat flown. There will be a freh
development of the revival of needlework
for lad e. The duchess of Marlborough
la a skilled votary of the art.
New Coinage System
Planned for China
Basis of Designs for Coins Are Ameri
can Pieces of Various
Value.
PKKINt;. China. Vr-c. in. (Special to
The Bee.) if the latest Imperial decree Is
carried out as expected. China will have
a vastly Improved coinage system, with
coirs comparing with the American dollar,
half, quarter, dime, nickel and cent, and ad
ditional coins worth, approximately two
cents, five mills, and one mill. The stand
ard will be silver, and the unit of the
national currency will be the ''yuan." which
corresponds to the American dollar. Its
value being H.OM. ,
ACTRESS INSANE ON THE STAGE
French Mincer Tarns from Sons; ta
llllllnsrsarate aad Aadleace is
Dlamlased.
PARIS, lec. 10. (Special to The Bee.)
During the performance of "Carmen at
Payonne, Btinday .evening, a singer, Mile.
Lucy Sternel. went out of her mind and
hurled Insults at the audience, who re
torted vigorously. It became necessary to
lower the curtain and diamine the audi
ence.
PENNY POSTAGE IN ANTIPODES
Bill lias Passed Both Houses of Par
liament aad Inelndee Great
Britain.
KIDNEY, New South Wales, Dee. 10.
(Special to The Bee.)-The penny postage
bill, lately Introduced in the federal Par
liament by the postmaster general, which
provides for penny postage throughout the
commonwealth and to the United Kingdom,
beginning next year, has passed Dotn
houses.
CURSE OF FEMININE WORLD
Menace of the
tared In
trim me
Many
Colore.
of Bridge
Tnrllllnar
Pic-
Has bridge become the curse of the
feminine world? Minna Thomas Antrim
thinks it has, end In her article in the
December Uppincotfa she tells why.
"Not only has the madness of bridge
made domesticity a mockery," declares Mrs.
Antrim; "it has almost obliterated those
old-tlmo courtesies that between gentle
women meant so much. Scarcely any fash-
ltnable woman has time to pay or receive
calls. Her many bridge engagements are
prohibitive, fthe lives In fear and trem
bling lest someone from another city break
In upon her unawares. She may have
some money to spare, but she haa no
time to give to anyone. Even her growing
sona and daughters are obliged to be satis
fied with tag-ends and a fagged mother. '
The telephone Is her sheet-anchor when
an occasion comes, aa It will, when she
wishes to forestall an Inopportune visit
from an old friend. She Is not mean, she
would give generously of "her best, but
her time, aa has been said, ia no longer
hers. She has mortgaged It to tha limit.
She is bondswoman to Chance, self
manacled, true, and, stranger atill, hugging
the chain that at times presses sorely. Is
It any wonder that, seeing woman's plight,
physicians of tho soul and body have sepa
rately and together evolved new cults,
movements and creeds, ready for the in
evitable moment when her outraged nerves
will no longer respond to the stimulus
of poetebnard, when she will become as
a child seeking guidance? It if tha woman
who cannot afford to play tha game who
plays moat recklessly. Obviously it Is also
she who eventually comes to grief, and
whose folly falls heaviest not upon her
own head, but upon another's shoulders.
"If wealthy wonWn stopped to think how
this mania for cards Is spreading, they
would end the bridge erase, for, dearly as
they are enamoured of whist, they would
not through example, be willing that their
too imitative- 'Uttle Bisters' should be
castaways mentally, morally or financially.
The very rich are credited too rarely with
unselfish qualities.
"That a crusade against card-intoxication
la Imminent cannot be doubted. Americans
are peculiarly liable to extreme. New
blood needs many channels, not one. With
an Impulsive woman, the last obsession
crowds out all else. It destroys focus,
nullifies conformity, eogendera greed, sel
fishness, egotism, envy and suspicion; any
obsession touches elbows w' Ji Ineanlty. It
la a lamentable thing tnat ao claeaie a
pastime aa whist should fall inte bad odor
through the folly of aome. It furnishes
uoh a delightful way to rpend an hour
or two when other things pall. Unhappily
tha spirit of tbe times trends toward un
quiet pursuits. Unless the element of
haxard enters In, Faahlon will have none
of it, which is all the worae for Faahlon.
The menace will spread perilously unless
the Yellow God should yawn acrors the
table whereupon Kashlondom must ahow a
corresponding boredom and eschew tha
game. Therefore yawn. Mammon, yawn,
that without more ado cards may again
become a charming pastime, and ceaae to
be an alarming passion."
WiGIIT
ROUNDERS
Cecum Daylight GenUeoien After Ta.
In tho Neul 3-Day Oar fur tha
Drink Habit.
It la a very easy matter nowadays ta
become cured of tba drink habit sine the
Neal 3-day drtnk-haeU Buro has beaa
perfected. The haracat part of It u&ually
ia te convince the erring una that he need
it or for the erring one to convince him
self of the adage, "Once a drinker, always
a drinker," unlets cured by tba proper
treatment.
a man a money, business, reputation j
and friends quickly drift away, like the
tog oerore the sun. when the flowing
bowl le tapped too frequently, and it doe
But take long for htm to be pointed out
ana w maperea scout aa a -rounder" and
a "booso fighter." When
a men get tbat ;
nam his reputalio for bueinee hsnesty I
and Integrity suffers a saver rh..r. I
The eoolainluattoa of alcoholism exerts
ileelf la were than one way.
The Omaha eal Inatltuta . located at
1103 South Tenth bt. Putlnt are re-;
telved at all hour. The genuine Neal
Cure ia also administered at 110$ W.
Charles St.. Grand Island. Neb. Fur full
Information address. Neal Inatitut C.
O. It.. 1(01 South Tenth St.
UNMARMD RUSSIANS TAXED J'
Duma Imposes Graduated Fenalty on
Men and Women.
MUST PAY FOR SHIRKING DUTY
Prnnoeltlon Pending to Par lsl.
dlee In rarents of l.arae Fami
lies, Money tn Be Taken
from Bachelor Taaes.
BY GEORGE FRASER.
8T. PKTERSBVRO. Dec. 10.-(Ppecial to
The Bee ) Two acts of the Duma are of
mere than Icial Interest. One Is the Im
position of a tax on unmarried people, nin
and wenvn. who are of marrlagable age.
The tax Is a graduated tax according to
the Incomes of the offenders. Russia ha
Buffered In common with the balance of
the world from the tendency of modern
civilization to avoid the duties and re
sponsibilities attendant on the rearing of a
family and the tax is meant to Insure from
those who decline to do their duty to the
state by rearing families, some compensa
tion. It is probable this action will be
followed by subsidies for the parents of
families above the normal, to be paid from
the receipts from the taxes on the single.
The other law Is one just parsed restrict
ing the privileges of the Duma to the
press. As a result of the disclosures at the
trial Of Paron I'ngern Sternberg, the As
sociation of Press Correspondents In the
Russian Duma has been Informed that
Journalists are henceforth absolutely for
bidden to enter the Duma without an of
ficial permit signed by the secretary of
the house.
Romance in a Monastery.
After passing eighteen years as a man
In a monastery, where she wea known as
Brother Arsene, a woman of great beauty,
the Countess Kluzlnska, has Just been ar
rested and an extraordinary story revealed.
Years ago a duel wtae fought between her"
lover and her husband, ending fatally for
the Utter.
The lover, conscience stricken, retired to
a monaster)', and the countess, unable to
bear the separation, disguised herself, and
to be near her lover gained access to the
m.t.
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f a8 far aa &t RUBEL'S and nowhere can you f i id as many up-to-date novilties in
the furniture line as at RUBEL'S. OUR PRICES are a way th LOWEST. We
make the EASIEST TERMS and grant you M0JT LIBE
house in Omaha. A small deposit holds anything for
Purchase
Holiday Gifts
Now, Pay for
Them in
Convenient
Monthly
Payments
A List of
Useful
Holiday
Gifts
lookers a large se
lection of Rockers of
all klnda, ranging In
price from 91.86 up.
Hew-lag- Machines .
Purchase a modern,
well known, up-to-date
sewing machine.
It la an ideal gift for
mother, and one that
she will appreciate.
We have them up
from 91&A0.
Morris
ror
Sale
I D t a r 7 Tables
Early English Li
brary' Tablss, pure
mission in design,
made of so'ld oak,
VP from 94.0O,
docOur assort
ment of Clocks la ex
ceptionally large and
complete and at
price ranglug up
from 91-00.
stmoters' Stands
Choice golden oak or
Karly English smok
er standa. A large
variety to eeleot from
ranging In price
from 91.85 up.
-a ,' eaf Desks Two
hundred and fifty
Ladles' De"ks. made
in mahogany, walnut
or bird's-eye maple,
all styles, at prices
ranging from 7 up.
leather Hooker
Large overetuffed
genuine Leather
Rockers, eieeptlon
ally comfortable and
well constructed, at
prices ranging from
S9..00 upwards.
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!)
r i
r::
SCnslo Cabinet Mu
sic Cabinets, mad of
aelected quartar
nawed oak, mahog
any 'or genuine wal
nut; st rrlcea up
from 98-7S.
v 1 t
netor A very de
sirable present and
can be bought at
price to ault any
pocketbook. A large
variety of at vies, at
price from 40 up.
1513-1515
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ame convent, where fhe lived unsuspected
T elshtcon yars.
Mllllnnalrra Kill TsiflTM.
The aulctd of two Mwow millionaires.
M. Sarasoff Zhouravleff and Madam Urlb
off, ia believed to Indicate the existence of
a suicide club arnong wealthy Muscovites.
It Is said that the couple who took their
lives rent letters proclaiming their desire
to hasten their revtnlm in the afterworld.
Two ponth-i ago a prosperous mill owner
In Moscow, an Englishman namel Allan
Hopper, sin t himself fcr hitherto unex
plained rnotlvss.
NAVAL 0FFICERHAS A SYSTEM
Ployed the tiame and I, net. Then, 'baf
fled the neck and -ot Ilia
Money Back.
Thofe who have vllted Monte Carlo have
heard of, If not seen, the pitiful ruin of
many an unfortunate person who haa lost
his last franc in playing at roulette in that
palntlal gambling den. All are not so fortu
nate as to have an armored cruiser at their
disposal, as was the case with a French
naval officer aome years ago. He had gone
ashore In the morning with naught In his
pockets but his own earnings. By noon It
was all gone.
If he had but another S00 francs he was
sure of Winning! During those morning
hours of failure he had worked out a sys
tem, and with Just a few francs more, suc
cess "wss certain. He would use the ship's
money! Perhaps It was not Just tha right
thing to do, but in another two hours he
would be able to return It, would have re
couped his own loss and have won who
knows what fortune besides.
At sunset he returned to his ship a ruined
man. The system, like all systems of the
sort, had failed. What was to be done? To
return home would mean a dishonorable
discharge, lifelong disgrace. If not even
more severe punishment. Death seemed
the only alternative. But no-he would
make one final attempt to save himself.
He would force the authorities of Monte
Carlo to return to him what he had lost,
or he would blow up their gambling
palace!
Aa soon as he was again on Board his
order was: "Clear decks for action; raise
the muazle of every gun, and let them
BXrOMM IEB CHRISTMAS BELLS
qo to mtrsa&'B
tV iVs i',--';
GRANDEST OF ALL GIFTS
IS FURNITURE
your money can buy combines so much usefulness,
and rlnrnh litv at an low A nrice as a niecA nf fnrnitiirA
Genoina Leather
1 J 1 nt. ' a
Morris Chair Special
Thla Morris Chair la made of solid oak throughout; tt
is finished In golden oak or Early English and la up
holstered In genuine leather. We are selling thee
Chairs at a price lower than other etores aak
imitation leather. Kubel s Special
Price
$9.75
Rub-iPj Library Tablo Gpecisl
Thl Library Table Is extra large and massive; la mad
of quarter-aawed oak throughout. Mea-iures 80x41
inches. It ba large, roomy, stationary drawer) is ex
quisitely finished and band polished in golden oak or
Karly Egllnh oak or mahogany finish, with genuine
mahogany top. Tbs table s made to CUfJ T IZ
our apecal order. Bubel'e Sal Prce. ... I
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fei: aMny t a-.-v 'tCtftf .ff '
yr '..?- - .t f-. rn
a: .vv; :; v. :;.::r -!
O'lisselB Rugs
Room else. Thle offering should afford abonndant evi
dence of our ability to underaa'l- These Hugs are made
especially for us and nothing but the beet mitierlala
aie used In their con.tructlon. They are of close, firm
weave, which insures their durability. We have a large
aaortment of new. up-to-date patterns In (SIO OK
he latest shade, fpeclal bale IMc..V'''
HOWARD
point toward the heights of Monaco."
Whatever the sailors might think of
such an order mattered little, obey they
most. With all haste a messenger was
sent ashore with a note, an 1 the captain
meanwhile paced the deck In silence, await
ing the reply a reply which meant life of
death to him.
Finally the messenser returned carrying
a bag of gold coin! That night the French
cruiser weighed anchor and quietly
steamed out Into the Mediterranean her
captain happy that he had fared no worse,
and the authorities of Monte Carlo only
too glad to be rid of so dsnyerous a visitor.
Chicago News.
Bigger, Better Busier That Is what
advertising In The Bee will do for your
business.
To Him Thai Hath"
A PIIORT SERMON TO
FAT FOLKS.
"To them that hath shall be given" is a
sentence that applies to fat people very
neatly. It is common knowledge that once
a human being begins to fatten up, to
what they have already Is added more
than they want until finally a stage Is
reached where reduction must be made or
decided disadvantage results.
Then comes forward the ages-old query,
"Reduce but how?" To the uninformed
nothing suggests Itself but the tto them)
twin evils less eating more activity. They
contemplate a more or less lengthy eiege
of dieting and exercise. So it may be
said safely that every man or woman In
the land now undergoing the fattenlng-up
process has his or her mental eye fixed
dubiously on that not far distant day when
he or she will have to don the "ashes and
sackcloth of reduction."
This Is not an enlivening prospect, and so
It Is with considerable satisfaction - that
we announce the emancipation of the fat.
Nowadays one may reduce much or little,
a pound a day if desired, or hold their fat
in check, absolutely atatlonery, without
doing a tap of exercise, missing a single
meal, doing a particle of harm or causing
a solitary wrinkle. All that's required, as
hundreds testify. Is the taking sfter meals
and at bedtime of one Marmola prescrip
tion Tablet, which tableta are sold by the
Marmola Co., 683 Farmer Bldg., Detroit,
Mich., or any good druggist, at the uniform
price of 75 cents, this sum being accepted
for a case of tableta eo well and generously
filled that even one produces desirable
results. Adv. .
RAL PROTECTION of any
future delivery.
We
Will Hold
and Deliver Ooods
on the Day
Desired
A List of
Useful
Holiday
Gifts
Bnifeta Th useful
article for the house
In which, the entire
family will find en
joyment. We have
Buffet of all atyles,
ranging in price from
919 up.
Combination Book
Paeea One hundred
and fifty styles to
select from, all at re
duced pricea, up from
911.75.
Center Tables-In all
woods and finishes,
hundreds of styles to
elect from at price
ranging from 91.00
up.
aserria
large line
Chairs
Chairs A
of Morris
, dlferent
grades of
upholster
ing and many choir
wood to select from,
ranging In price from
g. 00 upwards.
ml an-a Ha
mother throw out th
old, worn-out tove
and buy bar a beauti
ful new steel range,
guaranteed In every
reapect, at Hubel's.
for 933-SO. .
Stataary Wa carry
an excep 1 1 o n al I y
large line of statuary
and ornaments, rang
ing in price from
86 to 910.00.
Ilandaoni
Kugs of all descrip
tion. An Ideal gift.
W have tma In
large room sizes at
prtrea upward from
96.50,
.in
1 : t
1
China Closets M ad
of selected quarter
sawed oak, finished
in Early English; has
bent glass ends and
door. Especially ra
dii oed during our
Chrietnuut sale, rang
ing in prices from
918.00 up.
Pedestal -
aariety of
Pedestal a.
A large
beautiful
any de
or flnlah.
aired wood
exceptional
bargains
and at pricea ranging
from 91-00 up.
STREET
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A Gift that is a Gift
If you put three weeks into deciding, and spent
three times as much money, you'd never tind
so fine a gift this Christmas as a Columbia
GRAFONOLA
"Elite"-$100
The FIRST hornless instrument ever offered at
its price; the smallest perfect cabinet machine
yet introduced; the beginning of a new era in
sound-reproducing instruments. Genuine, se
lected mahogany. Plays any make of disc rec
ords. Needle-friction eliminated. Tone modu
lated at will.
Call in ctnd hear it!
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.
1311-13 rarnam "Street
ttohmoller Mueller Bldg.
J. It. 1VBI, Manager. Omaha, Hebraaka
The "Triple-Trick"
Roaster Combination
Is a household billikin.
"It makes men fat and healthy,
Who were quarrelsome and thin.
Some burnsr MlfMB;
'PiDfjljl':;;;
Warner
Broil, Roasts, Meats Without oven, basting
or water stooping, lifting or reaching.
Roasts potatoes, apples, corn, nuts, marsh mal
lows, without using an oven at all.
Bakes beans, custards, escalloped foods, but is
NOT a portable oven.
Toasts bread under cover, in pure, radiated
ncat toast, crisp, aerated, sanitary hot.
Warms all foods on gas stoves with little heat,
less fuel and no danger of burning.
Crisps crackers, corn flakes, shredded wheat
biscuits, potato chips, quickly, conveniently.
Steams foods in a mixed current of dry, hot
and steam laden air. No soggy faod.
Heats flat irons, saving fuel and heat, protect
ing the faces of the irons and insuring a cool
kitchen.
Saves fuel, food, heat, time and labor.
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