Life — March 23, 1899 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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oe EU Bee MAVE IT IN YOUR HOUSE. During blizzard week people took good advice and didn’t travel, but telephoned. For two days travel was {mposstble for most, and during the other four it was untnviting for all. But the telephone service worked untnterruptedly throughout, and did about dondle its usual duty for six days running. People who have telephones in their houses were very lucky. Message rates make the cost of the service at your house very moderate. The biizzard season 1s not yet over. “1 Hear you had a great deal of snow down In Deta- * sald the Quaker City man, “Well, I should rather say so!” was the reply. “In some places the snow was elght feet deep.” suppose, then, the peach crop ts killed?” Killed? My friend, it's burted 1"— Yonkers Statesman. FOOD FOR INFANTS. The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, as a baby food from the hour of birth, stands without a competitor, pre- senting as It does the most perfect preparation of milk for the use of infants, Ixensteix: Rosenbaum bas been in business twenty years and never had a failure, GARTNER: Vere did he get hish money t—Exchange. HOTEL VENDOME, BOSTON. All the attractions of Hotel Life, witu the comforts and privacy of home. Better (impressivety): That wine ts twenty years old. YOUN Newhynicn, Gee whiz! What ratuing good stu {t must have been when It was fresh! Josh. THE HOTEL * T-CRNDIKE," BOSTON, opp. the Publ'c Gardens, Is famous for its choice viandsand fine cooking, and most excellent service. European plan. “Miss MARY, are you sorry that your sister Evelyn ts married?” “No; Itadvances me one number.""— Chicago Lecord. Writ its forty years’ record, Coo Champagne ts frst to the list. No {ts supertor. K's Impertal Extra Dry parkling wine tn use Ls I wonder where tn the world the alarm cloc! has gone. I saw it on the mantel yeste Mr, Cu: It was there yesterday, but I heard tt going off thls morning. * Well, [hope It hasn't gone where you told It to go.” —Yonkers Statesman, “FIELD AND STREAM” FOR MARCH Contains more good matter than has ever appeared tn a similar pubilcation, “The Story of Hootza,” by W. (El Comancho), ts one of the best things this gifted writer on frontier wild life has yet produced. serial, “ Fifty Years with « Fly,” now running tn the magazine, 1s attracting favorable notice from the entire angilng world. ‘This month he makes an interesting comparison of the famous Rangeley and Nepigon trout waters. “Stop the Sate of Game" ts treated editorially in this tssue in @ way that will appeal strongly to the general pubile as well as sportsmen. Field and Stream has eastly won the distinction of being America’s magazine for sportamen, Published at Broadway, N York. 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