Life — November 16, 1905 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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vatch rould tay: day? t all. imply jadel- “ITP E- The Silent Northern Limousine Four passengers, $2500 Toaring Car, five pamengers. Tourlny Car, two bamsencers, Runabout, two pamengers, In attractive elegance and splendid Anish, the Northern Limousine in every respect equals cars sold for twice and even three times the money. Mechanically it has no superior. Equipped with telephone and electric light ; upholstery soft, deep and luxuri- ous; lots of room, Full elliptic springs —front and rear—insure comfortable, easy riding, Perfect distribution of weight and placing of entire mechanism under front hood eliminates vibration. Control simple and reliable—car stops instantly and starts easily, No lubri- cation troubles, The Northern is noiseless—quieter than the finest elec- tric-and has many other exclusive A improvements fully described in Cata- logue 11, Write for a copy. MANUFACTURING CO, Detroit, U.8. A. Member Aew'n Licenerd Automobile Matra, TWfalit He” BRINGS DOWN THE DUCKS. THE SMOKELESS POWDER PAR EXCELLENCE. Lafin & Rand Powder Company New York City Birmiogham, Als. Wasblogton, Het Springs, ark. Ss ie San Pranciece, Ca | pete 1190 Market St. West laren, Coun, At the following Keeley Institutest for Liquor and Drug Using A scientific remedy which has been skilfully and successfully administered by medical specialists for the past 25 years. White Pains, 8. Ye Marrubarg, Pas Cotem Piutsberg, Pas 1057 ¥, Denatson Ave. 4240 Vinh Are, Providence, RL. Salt Lake City, Tab Queer Baggage. “THE railroads of the United States are very particular as to what they will ac- or transportation as baggage.” remarked arl E. Kneiss of the Milwaukee road; “but down in Guatemala the railroads are not so While I was down there some igo I made a list of different articles of e that I saw checked as baggage : Western Guatemala at the town of Re- talhuleu, Here it is: One cage of chickens, a basket of ducks, a bundle of dried fish, a crate of live iguanas, various empty baskets, acrate of fighting cocks. baskets of eggs, bas- kets of fruit, silver in sacks, a bundle of soiled clothes that some wi an was taking down to the river to wash, furniture, hides in pack- ages, smoked crabs that smelled to the next station, baskets of bread, a small alligator and two live pigs. All of that miscellaneous mer- chandise and farm products was handled in one car along with the personal bagg: of passengers, as a result of which custom a trav- cler soon finds himself saturated with the com- plex odors of the country.”—San Francisco Chronicle, How She Liked Him. ELL, Maggie, you have now been mar- ried a year. How do you like your “husband?” “Sober, mum.”—Houston Post. Moving. “Pp said Tommy Twaddles, “this here mythology book says that Orpheus was such a fine musician th’t he made trees an’ stones move.” “Your sister Teresa has Orpheus beat a city block,” grumbled Pa Twaddles. “Her piano- playing has made twenty families move out of this flat building in the last two months.”— Cleveland Leader, OME men are born rich, some achieve riches, and Some are related to presidents of insurance companies Saturday Evening Post. With a Telephone the entire resources of this great city are brought within im- mediate reach. HAVE YOU A TELEPHONE? New York Telephone Go. 15 Dey Street. AND A sensible Xmas gift for man or Sonat They keep the footwear smooth—sha and comfortable. Keep out oth shapel ridges and flatten the sole. Save wet = from “toeing up.” Remember this picture—don't accept a tree thal isn’t just like it, ‘hee en foohasidy ae Aipest desler Newark. N. J. Frank 3) lame—' —it not, sent di rect LIONEL F a LEADAM 229! Cestral I Aven FORCE . A 19° PER PAIR MEN'S on WOME! comicbooks.com