Life — June 3, 1909 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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Bauancurr Maxon, N. Y. Your New Tires i BRIARCLIFF LODGE will do more than i , ; Pee elyetinhl terse mnt hee A tions for three hundred guests. Apartments decorated and anything else to make ‘ Sa furnlahed Under exclusive orders for ease engagement, . DAVID B. PLUMER, Manager or mar the pleasure ‘ f Represented at Sy Bast 4th 8. New York, "Phone S74, ‘ : aa of a whole season’s ‘ Books motoring . . . _ (Continued from page 753) , . some might be called flippant, some mawkish, some vulgar and all machine-made. The sweep- ings of the ten-cent and fifteen-cent magazines. Writing them was the author's own affair, pub lishing them, the critic’s. Where unreality is not here fun is dull and sentiment, duller, ings may much better go into the dust-bin Pa ete by Thomas Dixon. Doubleday, Page & ew York. 1909. ols and fanatics” is the opening exclama tion in. Mr. Dixon's latest novel, id the first et is applicable to every character in the book. It would take a diction as lurid as Mr. Dixon's to follow the fantastic tale w h bears about as much relation to sense as chalk to the moon, The hero meets the heroine at a social- : ist gathering, where a lady in a scarlet dress . makes a speech and hyphenates all her poly- - .. . only the best is good syllabic words. We do not know just what ° effect was intended, but doubtless it was fetching. enough. It will pay you to goa Then “a girl comes forward.” There is a mo- ref - inent of intense silence and then the crowd little better this year than mere bursis into cheers at her dazaling beauty. Never * : * had the hero seen “such a bundle of quivering, popular-priced tires, and insure best- pulsing, nervous, ravishing beauty. He could = : ¢ s ° | Sig have sworn he saw electric sparks flash from possible-tire-service by equipping : the tips of every eyelash; from every strand of the mass of brown curls that circled her face, your car with Firestone Tires. | | and fell in rich profusion on her shoulders and across her heaving breast.” Through the many The fast-growing preference for Fire- and changing scenes of the book the heroin Laan ; : RS. hair continues to wave on her shoulders while stone Tires is simply a growing realiza- | her bosom heaves. She also wears a deep red - dress with white lace ruffles. The hero is thrown tion among motorists that equal service in jail by the socialist tyrant, but is rescued by is not to be had in a cheaper product. his father's troops, and the wickedness of the socialist schemes and the naughtiness of social- ; vr lad boldly exposed. Send for Descriptive Catalog Het ladies are Rolly, expose The Actress, by Louise Closser Hale. Harper & Broz., New York. 1909. FIRESTONE T TIRE & RUBBER £0. , The actress is highly successful in comedy c 3 parts and enjoys her work and her successes, "Largest Exclasice Tire Makers in America” and, therefore, though Aaron Adams is a broker New York, 233 West 58th St.; Bostes, 145 Colum é in good standing with sct jaws and shrewd eyes, bus Avenue; Philadelphia, 256 N. Broad Stret; ee who can be both terrible and kind, she finds it Chicago, 1442 Michigan Ave.: St. Lesis, 2230 difficult to yield to his persuasions to come home Olive St; Detroit, 240.2 Jebenon Aves and be taken care of. Indeed, it is a question 5904 Pena A whether she would ever have submitted to her Angeles, 957 S. Mae Su fate if every one about her had not begun to Cleveland, 1918,1922 exchange the stage career for matrimony and Ave. she had not also had a strong suspicion that her best friend and dearest enemy was attaching Aaron. It is one thing to renounce an Aaron for a carcer, but it is another to allow your best friend to pick up the discard. The actress faints on the stage and gocs to bed ill in an (Continued on page 735) The Best Place to spend your vacation is the place that offers every kind of recreation and sport—a place where you can paddle, sail, swim, motor, ride, golf, hunt, fish or just be lazy, as the mood strikes you. Send 10 cents in stamps for the NEW 1909 Lacka- wanna Vacation Book. | “MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS” | 1 contains 110 pares of description and Information tions. Te tells the beet Bl GKORGE A. CULES, General Passenger Agvet, Lachaw read, YOU AND YOUR AUTO CoAT Deparment 1a OU West Ses hew Terk Cliye comicbooks.com