Life — October 7, 1909 — page 28: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

LIFE: _ "t care what you do with this maga- = said, “You can fill it up with any- . k Me hee you like. But as long as I am editing it, you can’t publish a story like that just because hen you want to please somebody. You can get es somebody else to do it. Good-day, sir," he thous added, to Van Olsen. J for “Wait a moment.” It was Van Olsen who .. ae ve spoke. hone: He put his hand on Belton’s shoulder. . ’ : Bp: | es Young man,"" he said, “I have been thinking a = ee | tine about putting fifty thousand dollars into this con- ES ee cern, But before making an investment of this <ps sort I always try to find out how the business is ao es run. Your profits depend upon the way your F Kee Se magazine is edited. So I sent my daughter ae around here with one of her stories. And I am 6. f . going to put my money in, on the strength of f ADEQUATE Sapiession of. personality your rejection. My little girl thinks she can : ing - is impossible in a letter where the write, and you not only have done her a great : } Ee medium employed ad lacking in character. service in setting her right about it, but you have es is gre White & Wyckoff’s convinced me that you ean’t be bought.” gr He turned to Singerly ee, “Have those papers made out, sir, and I'll | ee hand you a check—with the understanding that wae sdmaiinaiaiaiin an this young man is to keep right on his job acne ‘Then to Belton: DANCING—Ose ofthe Gaetpleces of mates seers “Young man, won't you give me the pleasure For the ee Menes Opess Meese, by tele Ee Prat of dining with us to-night at my house? My A a daughter wants to get even with you." e: ey: “1 Chesterton Todd. x “y « for all social correspondence, assures a just Hive done more, perbap , for the spre from ‘ : of art in this country than the art museum: impression of the writer, : dn says the Art Review; “ every one can afford HH tente a few of these excellent reproductions." A me | collection of them makes a little museum of Star. American Art. . Nothing better f for Gifts | New Catalogue, tions (practi- Ge Shiva ham se Arse ) sent for 25 five | cents: stamps Sccepted This cost deducted ‘anoth from purcbas 0. the Prints themselves. 5) cents to $20.00. At rt stores, or sent on approval. dorfe Exhibitions for schools, clubs, churches, Family Portraits done on private o daguerreotypes, tintypes, photographs, ivory. “D Scop sright 4909 by tag’ f URTIS & CAMERON ¢iccs.tiststs BOSTON | do ye Knew What He Was Doing pacts For once the American had discovered some- me Z DF could be produced “across the pond.” His dis shapes, sizes and finishes. WaW “2 ery was a C e dog, and e at one: 1 Distinguished by this water- 6 covery was a fine collie dog, and he at once tried to induce its owner, an ol:l shepherd, to sell it mark impressed inevery sheet QUIOCRAP #Wad ye be tilda’ hint io: Ameriea®?? "ips Sold Wherever ood Stationery is Sald quired the old Scot. Let us have your name and address, co we may send you our 1 “Yes, T guess so,” said the Yankee. Fortfolio of “T thought as muckle,”* said the shepherd. “I Free Foll-Size Samples rly Bachelor: wiat, BALD ALREADY? | couldna pairt wi? Jock."” ol Mibite k Wrecked _ptoceat Lincs te correct Hass ead —_— But while they sat and chatted an English nish of pager and ncct with no pristing on them, #9 y sat 3 F : you cay ure them 1a cortespondeace and ter your scicee As Bad as All That tourist came up, and to him the shepherd cn through your dvalee, If be will not supply you, we will. os 2 . the collie for much less than the American had We shoul appt 1 your dealer's name whea you THe Doctor: Nonsense! You haven't got a | offcred ead for the Pree ; m i - We will alo send cancer. Booze is what ails you. You must “You told me you wouldn’t sell him, Booklet, “The Yea and Nay of Correspondence Fliquette,* an stop drinking at_on . Yankee when the purchaser had departe authoritative took of reference of co Tur Sovse: Gee! Is it that serious? Why. “'Na,’” replied the Scot: “I said T we White & Wyek € Doc, I thought it was some simple thing shat | pairt wi’ him. Jock'Ml be back ina « hite & ycko Mfg. Co. could be helped by a | but he couldna swim the Atlantic.” 507 Water Street Holyoke, Mass. Leader. A high quality product of the paper maker's Home Journal. Rej.ct d, Without Thanks z Veilclion mori IN THE MORNING “Ie Van Olen” Be said, “wer get rads. 6E ia : ON ARISING TAKE ¥% GLASS OF manuscript here, and I presume that Mr. Belton sieht) didn’t understand. You can see how a thing like | ; that can happen. I will personally sce that your i RO] daughter’s story is published. It was a mis- \ take.” ‘ UN oo aeh't a mistake,” he sail. “T knew | PEN oe eee THE BEST NATURAL LAXATIVE WATER who wrote the story, and all of the circumstances. ° 4 A beautiful woman must have a clear complexion. Perfect Your daughter may have an idea that she could x digestion and active liver are essential. The greatest aid is write, but I tried to show her that she couldn't. . > HUNYADI JANOS, the Natural Aperient Water. Gentle story was 4 story, and wasn’ z . i Eherstory wasea poor story, and, wasnt'-worlk w pleasant and effective. ,Tones up the whole system, Try it. using, She is wasting her time trying to write He turned to rly, comicbooks.com