Life — December 8, 1904 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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(OR men, women and children, few gifts are so appropriate, acceptable and useful as pure linen handkerchiefs. Our Holiday assortment of these is now ready, and the range in designs, sizes, styles and prices is so varied that practically every demand and individual preference can be satisfied. Handkerchiefs, daintily embroidered or lace trimmed, some the product of the best Swiss needle- workers, others showing the deft French hand-work, and still others combining the work of the, Armenian and Irish peasants. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs of every weight and texture, ranging from the good old-fashioned Cambric to those which are as filmy and delicate as the finest chiffon. Real Lace Handkerchiefs of Valenciennes, Duchesse and Point laces, at from $1.00 to $100.00, Hand embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs of every kind for men, women and children, These have more individuality, perhaps, than any other line, and for gifts ‘The Linen Store” supplies many thou- sands of dozens annually. Prices $3.00 per dozen and upwards. And this is only part of our assortment, which shows many novel and attractive lines. We deliver all Holiday Handkerchiefs in boxes bearing our Spinning Wheel Trade Mark, which carries with it a guarantee that the goods are absolutely pure Linen. THE BEST PERFORMANCE EVER MADE BY AN AMERICAN CAR Was That of the Pore-Toledo in the Vanderbilt Oup Race. Defeated Fifteen ‘compotitors of Double and Treble Hursepower es ee If any evidence were lac! lity, reliability, power and speed of the 24 H. P Quiet “ Mile-a pe- Toledo Tourvng C: ity power a record in 9 the great Vanderbilt Road Race has supplied it in overwbelming quantity and quality. SOME COMMENTS OF THE PRESS: THE AUTOMOBILI Ran the most uniform race of the day and was third when the race was officially declared off.” BOSTON TRAVELER— “tA Pope-Totedo.a4 HP car taken from stock, took third place in the Vanderbile Cup ace. “The, machine aver~ aged more than 45 miles an hour for the entire distance AND of 300 miles The Pope- Totedo beat out all the American cars BROOKL DAILY FAGLE —* The perform- ance of the little 24 H. P, Pope-Toledo, the converted touring car, seems to many = to be the most remarkable feature of the Vanderbilt Jog Car appeared In the Race Cup Race.” POST — "Colonel Pope's cat, under the guidance of Lyttle, came in third, ‘The car was a regular stock model 24H. P. Pope-Tole BOSTON NEWS BUREAU—* The chief business interest in the Vanderbilt Cup Race of Saturday was centered naturally on the showing made by the American cars. ‘The little 24 H. P, Pope-Toledo made the best American run. It was third in the race. ‘This was certainly a great triumph for Colonel Pope and the Pope, Motor Car Company, ie was roves, be | sae this was the regular 24 H. P. standard machige as GENUIN E OLD BRAN DI ES EW YOR: RL wet MADE FROM WINE third in the joo altho ally predicted that this small machine w d be one of the Bitte drop oat yo |. AT ALL CAFES AND RESTAURANTS Pope-Toledo was one of the ” 2 Ihe H Pngehine was G. S. NICHOLAS, soe agent driven by Lyttle. bid pateebinns seertiade se een on he Fope:Tolele was the 43 BEAVER STREET NEW YORK Sead for beantifelly IHavtrated ad Interesting seavenlr book of * The Great Vanderbilt aad Race.” POPE MOTOR CAR COMPANY, 3051 Central Ave., TOLEDO, OHIO comicbooks.com