Life, 1904-02-18 · page 25 of 26
Life — February 18, 1904 — page 25: what you’re looking at
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-_ EDWIN HOE MARKHAM PORT-PHILOSOPHER AND LARORER'S PRIEND. On Blraty LINENS “Old Bleach” stands for perfect bleaching— not the hurried process, with strong chemicals which injure the flax fiber in the haste to make it white; but the deliberate, systematic method which takes plenty of time as a neces- sary part in whitening the “Old Bleach” products. The “Old Bleach” linens in their perfection of excellence and whiteness are to be found in all first-class retail stores. A note or postal to us and we will mail you an interesting treatise on linens and how to wash and preserve them. Trade-Mark ** O1d Bleach ’’ on every towel and on every yard of goods. GEO. RIGGS & CO., 101 Franklin St., N.Y. POMMERY The Standard for Champagne QUALITY The World Over AT IMPORTANT DINNERS, WHERE NOTHING BUT THE BEST IN VIANDS AND WINE WILL DO, YOU ARE SURE TO FIND POMMERY. **London, Nov. 2oth, 1903. “1 am so pleased with it. All my friends say what a change it has made in my face.’’ [Original photos, and volunteered testimonial, two years after operation, can be seen at our office.] By an entirely new process, not used elsewhere, we build tissue wherever it is needed. Wrinkles and hollow places filled up at the rate of one a day. No interruption to social or business engagements. Guaranteed permanent. No cutting — no external applications. No paraffin, or other harmful substance used. Highest endorsements Consultation by appointment. (Free.) Call or send stamp for Booklet D. The Featural Co. 27 East 22d Street, New York City. PREGS OF THE J. W. PRATT CO., NEW YORK. comicbooks.com