Life — August 24, 1899 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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August 24, 1890, ‘ROASTS* ARE GIVEN A MOST DELICATE AND APPETIZING RELISH, IF JUST TOUCHED UPA BIT WITH. & , PERRINS ~SAUCE,, 7H Otc, a conse worcesTO™ FOR SIXTY YEARS THIS SAUCE HAS GIVEN PERFECT SATISFAC- TION THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. NCAN'S SONS, EARLY ENGLISH INVENTIONS NOE WORK, 407s “THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE.” — Moonshine, “ What you want when you want it” Libby’s Luncheons Delicious, delightful, delectable meat dainties—always all ready—no fire, no bother—all’ you have to do is to serve—for home, for picnics, for everywhere, Veai Loaf|/Ox Tongue (whole) | [Potted Ham, Beef and Tongue | Wafer Sliced] [Deviled Ham)5 Candy connoisseurs bold up Smoked Beef| [Brisket Beet | It is a wonderful soap Whi 9 Put up in convenient sized key-opening cans. that takes hold quick and itman S Libby's Home-Baked Pork and Beans. ¢” does no harm. > Chocolates and Confections seed eGo ‘oakes Our Booklet How No harm! It leaves the gold sreryenere postal. | skin soft like a baby’s; no as the highest standard of candy excellence, to Make Good Things to Eat” yours for a Whitman's Iastantancous Chocolate Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago. alkali in it, nothing but det a } foiling water. oe: p. The harm i is done by . alkali Still more harm is The various brands of done by not washing. So, whiskies come and g0.| bad soap is better than Here to-day, and gone to none. morrow, but the old-timer, What is bad soap? Im- the stayer, is perfectly made; the fat and alkali not well bal- Old Crow Rye, anced or not combined. the tried and true, made} What is good soap? the same way it was in the | Pears’. early days of this century. aiATisorts of storesselt it, especially druggists; sorts It has never been equaled. | SCRE FROM LIFEL MODEL STU H. B. KIRK & CO., Photo for aiern. apd ect Stereoscopics, Bole Bottlors. Trice ieee wite fon, maslatare low'¥: 8. RRCKNAGRE, Rechiolger, Publisher, Masied, ver New ‘York. many. I. Brieflach. comicbooks.com