Life — July 7, 1904 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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NEW YORK, JULY 7, 1904, VOLUME XLIV. arenes At Tat Mew Yoe PORT OPICE AB SECONDCLABS Man MATTER, Puniswinc Comm Instantaneous response to the throttle, im- mediate answering the driver's control, the feeling of hidden and pent-up energy always at your command, endurance, strength, speed, grace, comparative light weight, ele- gant appointments, luxurious comfort, regal magnificence make the Packard supreme. Model ‘+L 1904 Four-Cylinder Packard, 22 horse power, price $3,000. Other models $1,500 to $10,000, Write for descriptive illustrated literature and name of nearest agent. Packard Motor Car Co. Dept. D. Detroit, U. S. A. Member Association Licensed Automobile Manufacturers New York Agents, Packard Motor Car Co. of N. Y..31 Goth St, New York City The Adirondacks’ Most Favored Resort Hotel Ampersand and Cottages On LOWER SARANAC LAKE OPENS JUNE 25th An ideal mountain and lake resort. A most attractive place for young people. Fine Golf Course and Club House. Fishing, Swimming, Rowing, Tennis and Dancing. Superior Music. Post, Telegraph and Long Distance Telephone offices in hotel, G. S. MOULTON, Manager, Ampersand, Franklin County, N. Y. Shortest, Quickest and Be: M New Publications FOR SUMMER TOURISTS You have no doubt made up your mind to take a trip or spend your vacation somewhere this summer, and possibly are undecided where to find the special spot that will best suit your fancy If so, it is for you that the passenger department of the New York Central has just issued several numbers of the popular *+ Four-Track Series.” These books will help you to settle the question of where to go, how to go, and where to stop when you get there, Among them are: America’s Summer_Resorts— s is one of the most complete and comprehensive publications of its kind, Briefly illustrating and describing a large number of the great sum- mer health and pleasure resorts which abound in New York State and New England ; also a few of the more important Western and Southern summer resorts, It contains a large and valuable map, in colors, of the entire region ; also the rates of fare from important cities. Two to Fifteen Days Pleasure Tours—No. 8 Describes, as its title implies, a series of delightful vacation tours of the famous resorts, specially arranged with a view to meeting the wishes of all Classes of summer tourists. Contains rates of fare, distances and time, in addition to thirty-six maps showing connections and other details with much precision. The Summer Boarder—No. 17 Contains names of 4,000 summer hotels and boarding houses at 1,000 different places on the New York Central lines and connections. It covers a wide range and gives location, name of proprietor and rates by the day or week. Illustrated Catalogue of the ‘‘Four-Track Series" Isa booklet of forty-eight pages, containing cover illustrations and a brief description of each one of the thirty-seven booklets comprising the * Four- ‘Track Series.” Any one of the above publications mailed free, upon receipt of a two- cent stamp, or all four for eight cents, by George H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, Grand Central Station, New York. to the Adirondacks THE Delaware& Hudson The Summer Resort Line and Now Standard Route between NEW YORK and LAKE PLACID CHAM. Resroce seocs dack Resorts Anthracite Coal Used—So Smeke por Dest Between New York and treal IMlustrated guide to the Northern Resorts sent on receint of ‘cents postage. J. W. BURDICK General Passenger Agent, Albany, N. Y. Information and Ticket Offices, 21 Cortlandt Street, comicbooks.com NUMBER 1132,