Life — January 20, 1898 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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ears Whoever wants soft | hands, smcoth hands,white hands, or a clear complex- | ion, he and she can have | both: that is, if the skin is | naturally transparent; un- | less occupation prevents. The color you want to avoid comes probably nei- ther of nature or work, but of habit. Either you do not wash ef- fectually, or you wash too ef- fectually; you do not get the skin open and clean, or you hurt it. Remedy— Use Pears’ Soap, rio matter how much; but a little is enough if you use it often. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; fall sorts uf people use it. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, when asked by an ambitious young painter with what he mixed his colors, replied, ‘With Brains, Sir.’ So in watch- making: it is not alone the value of the jewels that makes a first- class watch—it is the brains that have planned its construc- tion. Mechanical skill and knowledge have made Waltham Watches the best in the world. For sale by all jewelers. Cotton Dress Fabrics SPRING, Plaid and Check Zephyrs of the celebrated manut David & John And 1898, clure of French Piqué, White and Colored. Figured and White Swiss FRERES KOECHLINS Printed Satin Stripe Organdig and Africaine. Broadway As 1916 4 NEW YORK, MUSICAL AnD DRAMATIC BREAKFASTS TO BE GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF LIFE’S FRESH-AIR FUND THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. The Programme will be entirely Dramatic. A Play by Burr McIntosh, entitled THE COLONEL’S WARD. Mrs. Fiske and her Company in an act of DIVORCONS, KATHERINE FLOREN in a dainty Comedy from the French, entitled SPARKS. ‘Courtesy of Mr, DaniEL FROHMAN, JULIE Opp, Mrs. John Jacob Astor rs. George P. Andrews ym; ® Muhtenberg Bailey . Eamund Baylies » James Hude Beekman S Belmont . B. H. Beneaict » Charles Berryman E. J. Berwind ; Mortimer Rrooks s., Frederick Betts ; Wilbur Bloodgood ames Rurden, Jr. ; Daniel Butterfield . Lloyd Bryce . Henry Burnett » H. Le Grand Cannon . Robert Clarkson ; Henry Clews . Holbrook Curtis Wm, P. Douglas . William B. Dinsmore, Jr. ; John Drexel ‘Wm. A. Duer . Ogden Doremus ; J. O. Donner Single Tickets at $4 each. May Irwin, CLARA LIPMAN, nd EDWARD MORGAN PATRONESSES. Elisha Dyer, Jr. Mrs. Gilbert Jones eorge de Forest Mrs, Luther Kountz Regivald de Koven Mrs. Fred Keraochan Mrs. Arthur Kemp Mrs. James Brown Lord Mrs, Pierre Lorillard, Jr. ot Mrs. E. Livingston Ludlow tuyvesant Fish Miss Leary rederick Gebhard Mrs. Prescott Lawrence Mrs. Robert Livingstone Mrs. Pierpont Morgan Mrs, Richard Mortimer Mrs, Frederick Neilson Mrs. Herman Oelrichs Robert Osborn Almeric Paget Mrs. Reginald Rives Mrs. Archibald Rogers Mrs. Burke Roche Mrs. Ge Mrs, - Arden Harriman ichard M. Hunt Thomas Howard . Cooper Hewitt s. Charles Havemeyer Charles Russell Hone Mrs, Mrs. : Thomas Hitchcock ; Oliver Harriman, Jr. Hollins ; Robert Huntington Valentine Hall ussell Hoadley, Jr. unlop Hopkins . Richard Irvin Louis Colford Jones eorge Rives William Rhinelander . Geraldyn Redmond » Thaver Robb .C. Albert Stevens . James Strong. . Algernon Sullivan . Bradish Johnson Mrs, Eugene Schieffelin For sa’e at L'FE Office, 19 West 31st St., COPYRIGHT FOR GREAT BRITAIN BY JAMES HENDERSON and MEssrs, Davib WaARFIELD, HARRY ConNoR, HARRY GILFOYLE, and at Tyson's Theatre THURSDAY, JANUARY 27. The Programme will be devoted entirely to Vaudeville. Among those who will appear are Louis MANN and others, ‘ Courtesy of Mr. LEDERER and Mr. RIcE. Mrs, Henry Sloane ames Spever orillard Spencer ; Frank Sturgis ; Marion Story Henry Trevor cornelius Vanderbilt Seorge Henry Warren ; Orme Wilson JJ; Wasong " Waiter Watrous ; Mayhew Warnwright . Whitney Warren ;weretta Whitney . Stephen Wh trey ; William C, Whitney W, Storr Wells igerton Winthrop, Jr. ohn C. Wilmerding ‘amilton Fish Webster ; Eben Wright Seward Webb ; Henry Payne Whitney ; Ruchanan Winthrop . Francis de RuyterWissman Ticket Offices.