Life — August 12, 1909 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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~ “LIFE Marry! © Eptror oF Lire: fi © days of cold, hard “Horse Sense,” | MO RGAN n everything that is good is taken for granted ° ad so word of praise is offered, how often one criticises the ideas one does not like. To this | ‘ ARE GOOD TI R ES ¢ writer desires to express gratitude and c , n for the expressive design of “Arms srr pore meneame: e H “Man,” by Mr. Coles Phillips. To me wing conveys the idea how a good help- é r Id and encourage a man for better | Why should you put up with dess ¢ Jeed, I know just such a wife who cams x ents = s when depressed, comforts in sorrow, and | Service w hen such _ Service as i ° effort is almost a failure boosts the this is customary with users of nd for greater attack and turn the work This man always takes his wife with ? r encouragement and suggestions wins ciory. Cannot help expressing to you my tion of “Arms and the Man.” ee Milton S. Wood. . : | A Protest Against Chains © Uelonobih Sh Sales Co jorpuralin’ ae °4 Hb ko Nerth ioe number of persons chain up their rom one month's end to another, with a 2 2. cd heartlessness more truly culpable than Liladelpbias gett 92 legally penal. If there were in islation with regard to dogs, founded d knowledge of their wants, or even of common sense, it would be abso- C forbidden to tie up dogs for more than a rs at a time. To chain up week after the most vivacious, sociable and active of lity so great that it is mar- tted. The torture | d C Worcan & rignt. Detroit, Meds bas \@ Centieneni— a bi re pleased to Lefers yoo thot the trator which we received 1 A ef tires gure s ever been perm x8 is something too hideo.s to think — a ional nature coved Oy f a shudder. It is like chaining a child | ° h its most sportive years, for in the - | t teristic of the dog, there is an al- ° st exact resemblance to the needs of child- | | Why keep a dog at all if you cannot keep | TPeve Cire sdovings deve sade 11 possible fur ve te get oll properly? A chained dog is, against thieves, | | pecthartegetb hindi galead year tires, which will mumber ever 200 Cadillse solutely useless; his barking and howling are | | incessant that his owner never attends to it | f night or day . whilst he is, of course. easily | ted thi Ve have : | ar service we || nstrating car, by reas stunts It must . | n in exhibiting its sel its tires much 1] ‘usage than they w ry service, AN 1, 48 A motorist, may there bly accept the 1 average service these eight tires gave on Cadill: monstrat- fair sample of the service Morgan & Wright ive on ing cars us ‘Tires would your car. Lubrication Costs Less Than Repairs Most of the bills for automobile repairs are really the costs of faulty lubrication in dis- ‘The grade of Vacuum MOBILOIL ‘pecially prepared for your particular car will give perfect lubrication and save time, trouble and money, VACUUM MOBILOIL is made in six diferent grades. One of these is the right grade for you, The te- quirements of your car have been exactly determined, and this grade of MOBILOIL prepared for it with scientisc precision. poisoned by anyone whose interest it may be to “Ty must do so. As a guard.a chained dog is, 1 repeat, your expense.’ absolutely useless; whilst he is of all living crea- tures the most miserable e been cheap, Simon, to be at Pittsburg Chron c Uncle Remus and His Rival “Joel Chandler Harris,” said an. Atlantan, used to write comic newspaper editorials, Sometimes he made fun of rival editors in them, too. pared for Seatch the Labed on the ean take care of itcif. The book ts frees ie facts on the sei ‘Groataabee. Simon Simpson, a rival editor in Mobile, having been made fun of, wrote angrily in his rag: ‘Joel Harris has been getting off some cheap wit at our expense.’ “Joe, on reading this, grabbed his pen and dashed off quick as a flash for next day’s issue: TWEEDLE-DUM AND TWEEDLF-DEE MOBILOIL, in barrels and in cans with patent pouring spovt, Is sold by cealers everywhere. Manufactured oy VACUUM OIL CO., RocacsTex, W. Y. comicbooks.com