Life — October 3, 1907 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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4 he articles of special interest and the pictures ed are good. It has occasionally a corking e story, and also some very poor ones. I like Everybody's, although its editorial remarks oO are sloppily written and in wretched taste. LIFE’S McClure’s has good stories, As for the rest of the bunch, I can chuck them all . without missing much. Merely to avoid Fellowships reading some of the awful stories that the Century publishes is in the nature of a are to be tad for the liberal education.” ae eee ee er ed aie 2a . “T can’t quite agree with you,” said the \ subscription price. Friendship is the only co Literary Pesan” "Te. Céthiry has © that will pay for them. You have 3 ivead, splendid things—on the average better EE AMERICA hi Of) SOME) OnE even WiOr neatly ve, than most of them. I should include it in n loved, to whose fellowship and fon ne my list, along with Harper's, the AWantic : fe would like to pay tribute in a personal gift. f) 30 purnam's, ‘The Attantic,in my opinion, from Maine to di Well —delight the friend and honor your- is be fay the beet although Yada that’ beginning NOW to compile for his, or y far the best, although I admit that it . . self by beginning 0 requires a period of convalescence to read California. Scenery be her, Christmas gift (or for any other time) the ‘Then [read Putnam’ s for literary stuf.” hi Friendship Calendar | ,;\vioneuiiecay | unsurpassed any- t A THOUGHT, FOR EVERYDAY'OE/1808. Gentlemen, you are both wrong.” where L This year the calendar is more beautiful ‘The Business Man and the Literary ° rm than ever; but it is just the same beautiful Person gazed at him in the manner which o friendship idea that enlarged the “Friendship one displays toward a crank. Tue Grorious Wesr. of amily” to a mighty host of members last “Of course,” said the Literary Person, 7 IDERE ‘ ce year that we want you to know about. iiyur four dvould not be'any'of those'se Tue Wonverrut East. th Ask mutual friends to join you in filling the have mentioned.” . Tue ALLuRING SourH— ni leaves with any and every kind of greeting- “Quite right. A popular magazine The «Land of Evangeline.”* p verses, jests, advice, old memories, messages must always be a negative affair. It doesn’t « of cheer, courage, inspiration—anything and J) contain, except in rare cases, reliable in- Hundreds of places you have everything, original or quoted, that will formation about things written by men heard of ot read about, attractive to x make your friend know day by day that he. who know, but it contains a hodgepodge settler and tourist alike. Reach a or she, counts—that “While there's LIFE of popular trash. 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