Life — November 1, 1906 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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CIEE “Man is known me CANDY he sends Sold atour Stores aby Sales Agents Everywhere. THERE CAN BE NO HORE WELCOME _ FOR OlDand YOUNG. CLARK'S NINTH ANNUAL CRUISE Feb. 7.'07. 70 days, by chartered S. S. "Arable, 16,000 tons. Three Tours ORIENT Round the World. FRANK C. CLARK, 96 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Individuality There is no reason why you should wear Cravats that look rpose may suggest. Foursine Hand, Ascot, of Culross, you imay be’ ass that among the inexhaustible variety of KEISER CRAVATS you will find just the one you Want—one that carries with it the guarantee of the maker—to wearlonger, fray less and crease less than the ordinary sort. Sold under the Keiser label by dealers in good furnishiny sche flat staplee in Bian, The Cre Siete Te tent anywhere on re- ccipt of ei cents In Gamps. JAMES R. KEISER, wwaucsaue oar 10-16 W. 20th St., New York. The Fickle Troubadour N THE castle stately, Grim and battle-scarred, Sits one eve, sedatel Haughty Hildegard; While she scans above her Heavens brightly starred, th the walls a lover Sings to Hildegard: “Not one glance ?—oh, fie, my lady! Gaze no more of distant s! Stars at dawn must die, my lac Love has light that never dies.” Day appears—still loudly ings that patient bard, Far above sits proudly Haughty Hildegard; Though she still is gazing At the sky pale-starred, He, with will amazing, Sings to Hildegard: “Spurn me not—oh, fie, my lady! ‘Think no more of distant Day at eve must die, my lad Love has light that never dies.” Now he leaves her sadly— Cries: “Your heart’s too hard!” “Please remain!” cries madly Haughty Hildegard. While the salt tears rally On her check ill-starred He, across the valley Sings—to Ermingard : “Growing late? Oh, fic, my lady! Think no more of tell Starlight—sunlight die, n Love has light that never dic: —Thomas R. Ybarra, in New York Times. Ma Replies HE letter from “Pa” published in the Globe on Saturday, and which was written by a real “Pa,” has made a certain woman very mad. The following came in the mail to-day: “You | published a letter from Pa. Well, here is one from Ma. I never knew a man who was so abused as that Pa claims to be. Every man gets good clothes; he gets as much as his daughters and more than his wife. If he doesn’t, it is be- cause he wastes his share of the money on cigars. He has an income, and if it goes for something besides clothes who is to blame? A man will | wear old clothes and invest in all sorts of fool schemes that waste his money. A woman will clothes and will never bat an cye at a scheme. | If she sets her heart on a certain fine dress she will go without chocolate drops and do the ironing to get the money to buy it. Ever know a | man to make a self-denial in order to buy himself |a fine suit? No, indeed. He expects his women | folks to do the self-denying. I'd like to meet the ‘Pa’ of your letter. I will wager he spends twice as much on himself every month as his wife spends on herself. Yours, indignantly, Ma.”— Atchison Globe, UR imitation is really considerably better than the real thing.” “You don’t say! Then hadn’t we better begin cautioning the | public to beware of the genuine? ”—Louisville | Courier-Journal. Alyor d's Corn Relish “The Taste That Tempis” he Sikes onbeaty: servings into "occasions." The generations of Sood snoks, bet te ciel charm is Prited recipe of sooce flavor and appetizing No other relish taides Bhai, because it unique ms ingreceot aad preperation. Alvord's Old. Game, the pron a Chafing "Dish ‘Spreade, Waves a ep Sepred wih tor cold he TT cl huntgee RS i the famoys "Ye Cousty Anti Sentio a a ees Dentifrice CREME Mlle a THE ORIGINAL TOOTH PASTE {< Used by the Elite of Tooth Powder put up conveniently for Tourists, the World Since 1850 4 Or. Sheffleld’s pemee) ~SOLD.EVERYWHERE. take her share of the allowance and get good | Park &Tilford FOUNDED 1 Exactly what you desire you will get, if it is in our stock or can be procured at short notice. The best of the world's gro- ceries and table delicacies, at lowest prices. Copy of complete price-list at your disposal. Broadway and Twenty-first. Street. Broadway and Forty-first. Street, Fifth Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street. Sixth Avenue near Ninth Street. Columbus Ave. & Seventy-second St, ‘W YORK. comicbooks.com