Life — January 18, 1906 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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*-LIFE- NO 3 NO DINNER DINNER COMPLETE COMPLETE WITHOUT ! WITHOUT IT IT LIQUEUR PERES CHARTREUX —GREEN AND YELLOW— TIS FAMOUS CORDIAL, NOW MADE AT. FoR CENTURIES 2 CARTHUSIAN MONKS : WORLD AS. CHARTREUSE. CUT REPRE. SENTS TH LABEL EMPLO' IN THE PUTTING UP OP THE ARTIC THE MONKS’ KXPULSION FROM AND IT 18 NOW KNOWN AS LIQU: PERES CHARTREUX (THE MON HOWEVER, STILL RETAIN THE RIGHT TO USE THE OLD nor WELL, DISTILLED OF MONKS WHO ILA THE SECRET OF 1 HUNDREDS OF YE E POSSESS A KNOWLEDGE OF THE ELEMENTS OF THIS DELICIOUS NECTAR, ORDER UARDED. lass Wine Merchants, Gencers I 45 liroadway, New V gents for United Stat A en CIRCUS INTRODUCING THE STAGE MIRACLE Court of t the Golden ountaitls MATINEE EVERY DAY EVENINGS AT 8 POCANTICO LODGE, BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y, NOW OPEN for the Winter se: bled in capaci s._ A toboggan sli el, is a new winter sport propert Davip B, Prusex, General Manager, POCANTICO LODGE, open all year BRIARCLIFF LODCE, June 1 to Dec. 1 E. 8. Comstoce, at New York Office, Windsor Arcade, Fifth Avenue and 46th Street. She Had Ambition. OME people think that woman is “emanci- pated but it may be that the world has had only a hint of what is to be expected when the fair sex is really set free. Some children were recently overheard dis- interesting matter of “what we'll very small boy assing t » when we get big.” One, from a Western village, outlined his dream of future power by stating that he should be a milkman, ride round in a wagon and ring a hell for folks to come out for their milk The sccond, a boy a little older, explained how he wanted to be the man to ride on the freight cars and “make the round things go like this’—illustratin with his hands the brakeman’s action. The third, « others,—laughing a little 3 tions—stated that he could not decide whether In the place Ider than the their childish no- to be a minister or a grocer. where they were all spending the summer the | grocer has candy to sell, and a young clergy- man was th feminine devotion, ld. a girl of eleven, was scen She did not care to tell The four to smile en what she we “Aw, yur! contemptnously cried he for whom the ministry and confectionery had equal attraction, Yur i to get married!” he , with the traditional blindness of his sex. When the boys with these ignoble aims had | run off to play ball, the girl’s ambition came confided to her favorite aunt “LE wouldn't tell before then.” nfully. “They couldn't understs aunty, T want to be a justice of th Court, and”—her voice became — solemn— beyond hwnan control.—Youth’s Companion CURING a recent cold period in § land thousands of swallows fell exhaw and half frozen. At Lucerne and Zurich the birds were collected and taken care of by the When they had sufficiently recovered they were shipped by train to Italy and there he migration south- people at Liberty to conti fork Tribune, who thinks he is a wit should a phonograph—and then be mnindle:to listen: Saturday Eveiling’ Post Ir is conceded that YOU R'S SCOTCH ALE is most nourishing and refreshing. DO YOU SCOTCH? SANDERSON’S “MOUNTAIN DEW" SCOTCH Is a real Scotch. HE 1906 edition of our catalog—LIFE'S PRINTS —is now ready and will be cheerfully sent to any address on receipt of ten cents. It contains many reproductions in minia ture of new drawings by Gibson, Hutt, Gil- bert, Read, Ker, Jones and others, which when framed make artistic wall decorations at small cost, besides lending an air of re- finement to the home LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 17 West Thirty-first Street, New York from Sunny Tennessee. By careful methods of distillation, purification, aging and bottling, Cascade Whisky preserves all that is desirable in the grain. A strictly hand made sour mash whisky, copper distilled and aged by time alone. AT ALL FIAST-CLACS HOTELS, CATES AND BARS. GEO. A. DICKEL & CO., Distillers, Nashville, Tenn.