Life — September 27, 1906 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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Jarvie Edward J. Berwind Jacob I, Schiff Harry PayneWhitney The Collver Tours ROUND THE WORLD od The Great Japan and Honolulu. cember 1, and January 5. Blue Book “and enthusiastic levers from members of our past seasoa’s tour. THE COLLVER TOURS COMPANY has the only Tourist Offices in JAPAN ‘Wote for details of tour K explaining our original idea in travel for that fascinating land Personal Escort for Independent Travellers JAPAN—70 Days—$600. ‘South American Tour February 5th 368 Boylston Street, Boston Cat and Hen Home Making A NEW form of cooperative home making | was discovered yesterday at the bam of S. Rogers Touhy, Rogers Park. A Maltese cat and a brown Leghom hen were in partnership in a manger. Between them they | have three white kittens and eleven eggs. The | hen was sitting on eight of the eggs and one of the | | kittens, and the cat was lying on the other three eggs and coddling the other two kittens when the novel mén: s discovered. When the hen goes to eat, the cat tries to keep alll the eggs warm. | When the cat goes to seck food she leaves her kittens in charge of the hen. | Apparently the kittens are three or four days} ]]| old, and the eggs, it is judged, have been in incu- | bation for a longer time. Mr. Touhy wonders whether the cat or the chickens will be more surprised when the latter break forth from the egg shells. —Chicago Tribune. ALTER J. TRAVIS, the golfer, set up his ball, and then made half a dozen swishes at the short grass with the driver. “Tam not in good form,” he said. “I am play ¢ a broker we had here last week | broker played once around, making a! | dreadful exhibition of himself. Of this, though, he was not aware. He was doing pretty well for him. “The man’s caddy was an unusually quiet, stolid lad, a boy with a freckled face, quite devoid | of expression. “And since the caddy never once laughed or sneered at his bad play, the broker took a fancy to him. And he said at the end of the round, in the hope of getting a compliment: “«T have been traveling for the last six months. I am quite out of practice. This is why Tam in such bad form to-day.” “The caddy replied, calmly: “Then ye’ve played before, have ye, sir??”— Kansas City Independent. A\ FEW yearsagoa dear old lady, who formerly | lived in Ipswich, and was a relative of the poet Whittier, had occasion to go on a journey which necessitated a night’s ride in a sleeping car, Being subject to attacks of acute indiges- tion, she took the precaution to place a few leaves of the commercial mustard plaster in her | handbag. During the night, pains, either real or imagi- nary, warned her of troubleand prevented sleep. Deciding upon the application of a plaster, she reached, in the dark, for the handbag, and, hav- | ing secured it, proceeded to put one of the leaves. where it would do the most good, and imme || ately felt comforted and enjoyed a refreshing sleep until morning. Upon removing the plaster, what was her astonishment to find that it was a S10 bank note which had brought such speedy relief.—Boston | Herald. Make the best cocktail. A delightfut ‘all wine, spirit and soda mace, \ tablesposntul nan ounce or sweetened water after meala,affords relief and aids digestion. BITTERS _enportant to see at itis Abbot's. LIQUEUR PERES CHARTREUX —GREEN AND YELLOW— THIS FAMOUS CORDIAL, NOW MADE aT TARRAGONA. SPAIN, WAS FOR CENTURIES DISTILLED BY THE CARTHUSIAN MONKS (PERES CHARTREUX) AT THE MONASTERY OF LA GRANDE CHARTREUS”, FRANCE, AND KNOWN THROUONOCT THE WORLD 48 CHARTREUSE THE ABOVE CUT REPRE- SENTS THE BOTTLE AND LABEL EMPLOYED AN THE PUTTING UP OF THE ARTICLESINCE, THE MONKS’ EXPULSION FROM FRANCE, AND IT 18 NOW KNOWN a8 LIQUEUR PERES CHARTREUX (THE MONKS, HOWEVER, STILL RETAIN THE RIGHT TO USE THE OLD BOTTLE AND LABEL a8 WELL, DISTILLED BY THE SAME ORDER OF MONKS WHO RAVE SECURELY GUARDED THE SECRET OF 1T8 MANUFACTURE FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS AND W110 ALONE POSSESS A KNOWLEDGE OF THE ELEMENTS OF TH18 DELICIOUS NECTAR. Atfrstctass Wine Merchants, Grocers, Hotels, Cafes Batjer & Co., 45 Broadway, New York, N.Y Sole Agents for United States, cooo OLO ALE sees WIN SW EN BUNKER HILL BREWERIES EST'D 1821 CHARLESTOWN, MASS. BOTTLERS, NEW YORK OLD CROW RYE STRAIGHT WHISKEY cove B. KIRK & CO. comicbooks.com