Life — December 5, 1901 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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With the increase in knowl- edge and improved hygienic conditions now demanded have grown into even greater popularity—deservedly so. Every good dealer sells them. C,H, Evans & Sons, Hodson, N. ¥, PHONOG RAPH | | | Vy j A 2 ; “A Genuine Old Brandy made from Wine.” is justified by { p j : —Hedical Press (London), Aug, 1899, lye MARTELL'S | THREE STAR BRANDY AT ALL BARS AND RESTAURANTS. Modern Times have not Pro- duced its Equal for Amusement and Instruction. Nine Styles from $10 to $100. _ Catalogues at all Dealers. THE JOKE ARTISTIC. “THAT'S ONE OF MR, PLAYER WIITR'S PICTURES—THE MAN -AVING A BILL.” “BCT WHY DOES MR CALL IT * THR CONPLAGRATION'?"” “HR SAYS ME PRELS THAT PAYING BILLA 18 JUST LIKE BURNING MONEY,— Moonshine, Christmas is the Merriest Christmas. Amid the fest { Christmas-tid Prerrey mid the festivities o! hristmas-lide one : rs often finds the greatest charm of picture coco Ye taking. The children, the children’s tree, the visit at the old home, the flash-light at an evening gathering, the merry sleighing party, the home portraits of one’s friends—all these offer subjects that have a personal interest, that one cherishes more highly as the years go by. “KODAK”? stands for all that is Best in Photography. ee ewe Te F ONOETARDY: Kodaks, $5.00 to $75.00. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Brownie Cameras, $1.00 to $2.00, Rochester, N. Y. CAristmas Bootlet free at the Dealers or by Matis *GROGRS EVERYWHERE --- PRESS OF THE J, W. PRATT CO., NEW YORK. comicbooks.com