Life — July 11, 1907 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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Sends cents postage for “A Summer Paradise” describing this great natural wonder and illustrating cool northern resorts. A. A. Heard, A., Albany, N.Y. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT used to get flowers and bouquets by the bushel, generally presented by some of the young ladies of the town; and these offerings would finally pile up to such an extent that the porter would be compelled to open the car- window and throw them out to make way for those of the next town. An amusing incident in this con- nection occurred at a little Kansas town, The Presidential train was just pulling out of the depot, when through the crowd came a barefoot boy, running with all his might and carrying a bouquet in his hand. He yelled. Roosevelt saw him; so did the whole populace. “Well,” said the Preshient, “T can't run away like this and insult the boy” he pulled the bell-rope and brought the train to a stop. The youngster came up breathlessly and delivered Roosevelt smiled and handed him a dollar, and the incident was closed. Later, as the train was. speeding on its way, his “dee-lighted” smile was a bit troubled, and he called in the porter. “Jerry,” he said, “it seems to me these flowers are rather withered, aren’t they? That boy must have had a hard time getting through the crowd.” Vell, they ought to be withered,” was the answer. “That there bouquet has been on this train for three days, and I just threw it out of the window back at that town.” ‘There is a boy some- where in Kansas who will be a captain of industry one of these days.—Suceess, | the roses. | HE exipanrataazy, re eiaiiees, the craving for something new before there has been time to understand or enjoy what is in hand, is of a nece: causing manners to deteriorate, and is certainly cur- tailing the amenities of social life on which past gen- erations set such store. A nod takes the place of the ceremonious bow, a familiar handshake of the clabo- rate curt: The carefully worded, beautifull written invitation of fift 0 is dropped in fa- vor of the generally garbled telephone message such as, ‘Will Mrs. S. dine with Lady T. and bring a man? she can’t find one, she mustn't come, as it would make them thirteen’; or a message to a club, ‘Will Mr. G. dine with Lady T. to-night? If} no, will he look in the card-room and see if any of her lot are there and suggest somebody ?’""—Harper’s | Bazar. The “Full-Jeweled” ORBIN The remarkable showing this car is making in the recent endurance events proves conclusively the efficiency of our patented system of cooling—by combs. It does its work perfectly. CORBIN MOTOR VEHICLE CORPORATION Meter Anmtacive Linsaed Astomobite NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT 1888 Broadway, 62d St., New York Motor Mart, Boston, Mass. HARTSHORN SHADE ROLLERS Bear the script name of Stewart Hartshorn on label, Get “Improved,” no tacks required. 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