Life — July 23, 1903 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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SAVAGE RIFLES HE SUPREME confidence users of Savage Rifles feel when hunting big game results in the most successful shots. There is no uncertainty over the chance of your rifle misfiring, clogging or shooting inaccurately. That the most famous hunters of large and dangerous game pin their faith toa Savage is not due to any matter of sentiment—they know by actual experience the superiority of the Savage system. Catalogue No. 9 is full of interest to all sportsmen. Mailed on request. SAVAGE ARMS COMPANY, UTICA, N. Y., U. S. A. BAKER & HAMILTON, Pacific Coast Agents, SanFrancisco’ and Sacramento, Cal. AUTOMOBILING There is no more exhila- rating sport or recreation than automobiling. The pleasure cf a spin over country roads or through city park is greatly en- hanced if the basket is well stocked with Dewar’s Scotch “bite Label” the popular brand both in this and the old country. “There is no Scotch like Dewar's,” is a proverb among connoisseurs, AN AUTOMOBILE POSTER “Automobiling” (copyright 1903, by Frederick Glassup) is an original drawing by E. N. Blue, shown herewith. Vrinted in four colors oa heavy plate paper, without advertisement, and sent to any address on receipt of to cents in silver. Suitable for framing in club- house or home. Next month, a delightful camp scene by the famous artist, Ray Brown, FREDERICK GLASSUP Sole Agent for John Dewar & Sons, Ltd. 126 Bleecker Street, New York Rock Island System In Colorado the days are never hot; the nights are always cool. That is one reason why 80,oco people go there every summer, and why they stay there anywhere from two weeks to two months. Colorado isn’t far away—if you take the Rock Island. Splendid service from Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City, Fort Worth, Memphis, and hundreds of other towns and cities in the Central West, Low rates daily, June 1 to Sept. 30. Information and beautifully illustrated literature sent on receipt of 6 cents in stamps. JOHN SEBASTIAN, Pass'r Traffic Manager, Cnicaco, ILL. comicbooks.com