Life — July 14, 1904 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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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. ‘Tis not Imperial Rome But quiet Tibur that delights me now, Horace. THE VILLA CLAUDIA By J. A. Mitchell, author of “Amos Judd,” “The Last American,” “ The Pines of Lory,” ete. Fifty decorative designs. With all Booksellers and LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY $1.50 A Silent Pilot <= Bicyele News. Nothing helps so much in the enjoyment of | Jour vacation as a good map. It shows you the JULY. reams atd lakes you can fish, the mountains jou can climb, the places of interest you can visit, ind the roads you can wheel or tramp. The anna Railroad has just issucd a set of d maps on a large scale, showing the terri- ty reached by its lines in New York, New jersey and Pennsylvania, These maps give post office, trolley line and rail- dare so bound that they can be conven- y carried in the pocket. They are invaluable automobile tourists and travelers and should by every one who wishes to be in- ‘don the geography of these: three States. be entire set in a neat cover may be had by nding ten cents in stamps to T, W. LEE, neral Passenger Agent, Lackawanna Railroad, few York City, Never since the begin- ning of this industry have bicycles been 80 near per- fection, both in construc- tion and equipment, as they gre to-day. Modern inven- tions like the two-speed gear and new coaster brake have brought the chainless wheels to a wonderful stage of development. The two-speed gear rightly called a hill mie A slight pressure of either foot on either pedal changes the gear from high to low for hill climbing and diffi- cult roads. saat like ressure sets the high ig gas for a swift run on the level. The coaster brake in- creasesthe rider’s efficiency about one-third. American highways arein better condition than ever before, so that touring a- wheel is attractive. The Edition Is Limited—Write To-day. Paw Great English Remedy AES oe pavanreed Hective Stra : ‘The people have never been more outspoken in their ap- preceien of bicycling asa ith-giving exercise. It is rapidly returning toa lead- ing place in the list of out- door recreations, The Pope Manufacturing Company has two depart- ments, the Eastern and tho Western, the former at Hartford, Conn., manufac- turing and marketing tho famous Columbia, Cleve- land, Tribune and Crawford wheels, and the latter at Chicago, Ill., producing the well-known Rambler, Cres- cent, Monarch and Imperial models. Catalogues are free at the stores of over 10,000 dealers, or any one cata- logue will be mailed on receipt of a two-cent stamp. OFFICE MEN SURBRUG’S Arcadia MIXTURE. There is only one mixture in London deserving the adjective superb. I will not say where it is to be got, for the result would certainly be that many foolish men would smoke more than ever; but I never knew anything to compare to it, It is deliciously mild, yet full of fragrance, and it never burns If you try it once you smoke it ever afterwards. It clears the brain and soothes the temper. When I went away for a holiday anywhere I took as much of that exquisite health- giving mixture as I thought would last me the whole time, but I always ran out. This is tobacco to live for. My Lady Nicotine (p. sh the tongue. —BRAIN WORKERS, save their energy by wearing the “Lightweight” Presi- terns. 1d $1.00 CE holcest dent Suspender—2 ounces. Aer ee oad ron apes OOs Dox bua: shirley. Mace comicbooks.com