Life — August 7, 1902 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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Po OUR FOOLISH. (ONTEMPORAR ** Wet, Johnny, what kind of a time did you have on the Fourth * Bully. Our house caught afire three thm: --Chicago Record: Herald. $50.00 TO CALIFORNIA and return, from Chicago, via Chicago and North-Western, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacitic Railways. First-class round trip tickets on sale August 2 to 8. The electric lighted Overiand Limited provides the best of every- thing. Compartment observation cars: butfet library ears with barber and bath); dining cars. Correspond: | Jngly low rates from other points. All agents sell tickets via this route. “ Doty is going somewhere with that young man this evening.”* * Yer, going to sit with him in the hammock. Right after dinner she went upstairs and pat on a dark ehirt waist."— Portland Oregonian. HOTELS CHAMBERLIN and HYGEIA. Old Point Comfort, Picturesque surroundings. Hotels Chamberlin and Hygela. “Poor old Uncle Roxley is 0 poorly I enppose most any day now we'll be called to attend his funeral,” she said. “Oh, stop,” her mother remonstrated. You're for- ever thinking of your own pleasure." — Philadelphia Press, A MepAt and diploma for“ An excellent Champagne, Agreeable bouquet, delicious favor.’ Cook's Imperial Extra Dry. “Or descinded from Brian Born, ma‘am, Oi'd hov ye know," declared the hanghty Mrs. Fitz Clancey, “+ Is that all, indade?** replied Mrs, Casey, the hamble lady of the corner fruit-stand; ** faith, Oi'm a descindant of Eve, the first apple-woman," - Philadelphia Press, HOTEL VENOOME. BOSTON. Commonwealth Avenne. Electric lights. most approved plumbing. “War don’t you come to church, John? Sunday, will yor ‘Ow long doit last, zur? “ Ob, not very lon: Aboat an honr or s0, Lor’, bless yer, zur, it bain'r worth while cha yer shirt for ‘t!"—Sketch, In need of a tonic? Take Ahbott's, the Original Angos- tura, the king of tonics. At grocers and druggists, New and} Come next “Ir's so bard to be economical, Many atime I get wishing I was a Ruseell Sage or something.” “Hoh ! he's wore off. If it's hard to be economical when you have to, jast think how much harder it must be when you don’t have to."—Philadelphia Press. THE LUXURY OF AN OUTING, It {a rather nice to let one's thoughts wander out from the city Into country ways and yleld to anticipation of summer joys, Let us seek the woods, where we are to be made over and drawn close to the breaat of Mother Nature. Bat before ventaring too far into the actual realms of the free and happy outdoor life let as take proper precaution to secure the maximum pleasure with the minimum disap- pointment and discomfort. Perhaps the surest way to donble the Joys of vacation days Is to follow the example of Robin Hood and his merry men, who knew no care as long as thetr supply of good old ale was at hand, for then, as now, lovers of outdoor life depended upon ale to open the way for all the good cheer that followed. That the ame good old customs which prevailed in olden times are in existence to-day 1s evidenced by the great Increase tn the ranks of the army of recreation-seekers and thelr pro- nounced partiality for Evans’ Ale, which has become famous as & summer beverage for the vigor and enjoyment itimparts to an outing. It's the tnspiration of the camp, the solace of the Msherman, the joy of the golfer, and the sesame of good fellowship among all men. Evans’ Ale is suitable for all places, whether in tho mountains, at the seashore, on & yacht, or traveling by train or boat, because itis always in the same perfect condition, and becanse It cannot spol!, no matter how abased in handling, due to the twin.” oe aay Whiskey “ All who joy would win Must share it,—happiness was born a Green Label. At All First-Class Dealers. ATHLETIC EXERCISE is a duty, and its value is augmented by proper SUPPLIES. We have studied the ideas of collegians and other athletes tor 20 years—have the practical knowledge to make what YOU want—whether a beginner or not. Everything for athletic sports, Team outfitting at lowest cost, We invite correspond: A set of Five Standard Golf Clubs and a Caddy Bag . “* \Genuine Old Brandy made from Win —Medteal Press (London), Avg. 1599. MARTELL'S THREE STAR BRANDY AT ALL BARS AND RESTAURANTS. ence during the summer with team managers for football and hasket-ball supplies. Prompt attention to mail or personal orders. 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