Life — July 3, 1902 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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That Made The High Ball iS always pure Famous Brewed in a plant as clean as the cleanest home kitchen — always open to your inspection — 58,971 visitors last year. Hunter Baltimore Big and Little—Heavy and Light ou Ghe HARTFORD ‘Hie’ and DUNLOP “fice” Tires Stand foremost for Uniform Quality, Honest Construction and Durability. That each is the most serviceable tire of its class is universally acknowledged by those buyers who desire The Best regardless of cost, and thus consider the question of their needs Intelligently. Let us advise you regarding the proper site and weight of tire best adapted to your requirements Branches ia principal cities, Gre HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS COMPANY BattiMore RYE HARTFORD conN yy, BOTTRED BT (sors of SOLID RUBBER TIRES may rest assured that WM LANAHANG SON 1 reputation as makers of only high-class goods will be BALTIMORE 4 ‘Carefully sustained In connection with this product) ret-clasa catéa and by jobbers, TAN & SON, Baltimore, Md. Two August Tours to the Pacific Coast at Greatly Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania Railroad. On account of the low rates authorized by the tranecontinental lines to the Pacific Coast during the Sammer, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will run two high grade personally-conducted tours to the Pacific Coast by special trains of the bighest grade Pullman eqaipment. Both tours will leave New York August 2, visiting Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Del Monte (Monterey), Santa Rarbara, Los Angeles, Sen jose, and Portland on tt ig trip. hare the tis, Returning, Tour No. 1 will ran northward from Portland and eastward through the magnificent Canadian on ota. Rockies by leisurely daylight trips, with stops at Glacier, Banff Hot Springs, and other pointa, reaching New York You don't know and the East via St. Paul ard Chicago on August 31, . = who has just used Tour No, will run eastbound from Portland over the Northern Pacific Railway to Cinnabar, where the epecial the soap furnishe in wi sidetracked while the passengers make the usual six-day trip of the Yellowstone National Park. hi furnished train will be sidetracked -day trip of the Yel National Park. on sleeping cars or From the Park the roate homeward will be via St. Paul and Chicago, arriving New York September 4, in hotels. Every ad- Rates from New York, Philadelphia, Washington, or any point on the Pennsylvania Railroad east of Pittabarg, vantage in taxing Inclading transportation, Pullman bertt and all meals on the tour except during the five days spent In San Fras: ° Virb you a cakact cisco, when Pullman accommodations and meals are not provided = e For Tour No. 1, $200. Two persons occupying one berth, $180 each. Wo bury’s For Tour No. %, $250, Including alt expenses through Yellowstone Park, Two persons occupying one berth, od $220 cach. A preliminary announcement ontlining the various details is now {n couree of pre] , and will be furnished ‘a8 soon as ready upon application to Geo, W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania Railr Facial Soap! Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. Attacks the dirt but Tespects the skin, Does not dry up the naturaloil. Delight- ful for the hands, and smooth. Keeps them so too, no mat- ter how often they must bo washed, ’ - 3 A skin soap, 4 Sold by dealers, 25 ets, 4 men and women will ece and appreciate the difference made to their poe Te tbe eee them when not in use on WHEN TRE. . WHEN TREES ARE NOT USED. TREES. It ts sconomy, Wet shoes dry in = eee shape, ‘The eole is flattened ¢ the leveraxe does it and holds it, You need never force yoar feet into curled up shocs again. Do not accept hinged lasts or other eabetitates, Ask your dealer for them by name, which fe on every pair For men and women, $1.00 a pair, Illustrated booklet on “The Care of Shoes" free, ‘Money returned if not satisfactory, xy sy at bit M ar B T c " tn in LIONEL N. LEADAM, 130 Palmetto Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. comicbooks.com