Life — August 19, 1909 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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ibe IE, 2 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Bulletin. Bauncurr Maxor, BRIARCLIFF LODGE A Resort Hotel of High Quality Ist to December Ist with superior accommo hundred quests. Apartments decorated ‘clusive orders for lease engagement. DAVID B. PLUMER, Manager ‘esl at 5% East 46th St, New York. ‘Phone 22788th. The Modern Law Office (Continued from page 252) 908 MILES IN 1080 MINUTES. ffair and his arrest should be caused a | am surprised your guests passed ye or uninventoried and unquarantined. You ve done so already and looked in the sirong-box before notifying the press of ss? Really, Mrs. Goblet, I fear that your emporarily deprived you of your rea- 4 they may not have been found yet. 1 fy the press at once, but let me caution cep your dressin and boudoir ut least until the evening papers are out ve a not look for them on your table, for you will probably find them Good-by. It will appear in the evening s without fail. Good-by will pardon me, [ know," he sai and put on his hat. “ Your matt * “The recovery of $ The “ Pennsylvania Special” is the climax of development in railroad transportation, It is operated primarily in behalf of the busy man. Under the train is the finest roadbed. Above the rails is the most com- pletely equipped train. On the train is a picked crew. Alongside the tracks is the best Signal System. This combination makes for speed, regularity, safety, and utter comfort. ‘The “ Pennsylvania Special”. has made good for many years. It is an asset to the business man. He can recreate on it or work as humor or ne- cessity dictates, but he is using the minimum of time in meeting his engage- h ments, nee Three quarters of the circumference of the clock-dial, all in the off A good car, a good road, and a supply of EVans hours, is its daily deed. The “ Pennsylvania Special,” the pioneer 18-hour train between New York and Chicago, leaves New York every day at 3.55 P. M. and arrives in Chicago 8.55 A. M. rives in New York at 9.45 A. M. Returning it leaves Chicago 2.45 P. M. and ar- He Finally Won Out dictating me gn is corte n to me Nettie," cried the enamored young man, “I love Jou, and would go to the world's end for yo “Oh, no, you wouldn't, James," retorted the g sweet girl graduate. “The world, or the earth, d as it is called, is round like a ball; therefore it has no end.” “Yes, I know,” continued the e. y. m., “but what I meant was that I'd do anything to please you. Ah dearest, if you knew the aching void "— —with a good friend to share it. Could mortal ask for greater joy ? Ask the lucky friend. 1 well as regular size bottles. Leading Dealers, “Now I am surprised, James," interrupted the ———e sg. g. “Nature abhors a vacuum, and there is no such thing as a void; but admitting that there could be such a thing, how could the void h my customer refuses to pay me,"’ I re- “Oh, yes," said he, “that goes to our ction Department, three rooms to the right. tes are fifty per cent down and forty-five additional upon recovery, exclusive of hich of course belong to us as your at- orneys. I am sorry to leave you, but one of our s is going to give a little dinner to-night promised to arrange the details for him y police. Ob, yes, the matter will be ar taking ily aental eee tes ple tly attended to. You will surely hear from maior es by the latter part of next month. There will be a slight charge for this interview. Five ars is our usual charge for consulta- since you are a friend of Mr. Wisen- heinier we will not quarrel over the amount and will make it two hundred and fifty. Remember me to Mr. Wisenheimer when you meet him. I haven't seen him for three months. The cashier is on the left as you go out. Good- Kindly pay at the desk.”” WM. “Ma, 1 WANT TO SEE TIE PAT Lay’? you speak of be void if there was an ache in it?” “Oh, well,"’ rejoined the young man, “at least I've got cash and property amounting to nearly $100,000, and I want you to be my wife. 0, there! "* James,” rejoined the fair one without a mo- ment’s hesitation, “since you put it in that light, 1 haven't the heart to refuse you. Let the wed- ding bells ring without unnecessary delay.’’— Chicago } Good health meansa clear eye, good judgment, more endurance. The morning bath does it. The Speakman Portable Shower Bath (See the Clip) £2 TURNS _A_DUTY INTO PLEASURE A full size, durable fixtu ne which is always working. 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