Life — March 17, 1910 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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m his ab ildede.g Write for Our Free Book on Home Refrigeration ‘This book tells how to select the home Refrigerator—how to know the poor from the good—how to keep down ice bills, It also tells how some Refrigerators harbor germs—how to keep a Refrigerator sanitary and sweet—lots of things you should know before buying ANY Refrigerator. Ie tells all about the “Monroe,” the Refrigerator with Inner walls made in one piece trom unbreakable SOLID PORCELAIN an vase vouwolae eds acai Inch thick and highly glazed, with every corner rounded. No cracks | efi. are, you :going aboueethy or crevices anywhere. The “Monroe” is as easy to keep clean as a i hoycott habit? So long as boycotting is china bow!, baker Hi eséned to such trifling things as beef | ; jd pork I can get along very com- ith a krtably, but when the craze reaches to it in te boycotting of clothes I feel that I con, jin going to be embarrassed. Every one Most other refrigerators have cracks and corners which cannot be cleaned. brief jcows that the sentiment in favor of a Here particles of food collect and breed germs by the million, These germs lecolt-on clothes is /ragidly, growing: get into youtr food and make it poison, and the family suffers—from no trace- ht jsendance at any social affair in the able cause. . ; oo abi cecctis sill convisee one ot thal! 1 The “Monroe” can be sterilized and made germlessly clean in an instant ere ; eae by simply wiping out with a cloth wrung from hot water. It’s like “washing lederstand that Webster said “ décol- dishes." for the “Monroe” is really a thick porcelain dish inside, wee" meant “with neck and shoulders | The high death rate among children in the summer months could be outh lure,” but the next intelligent lexicog- greatly reduced if the Monroe Refrigerator was used in every home. npber will doubtless give the meaning The “Monroe” is installed im the best flats and apartments, occupied by rye word to be with a’ skirt on.” NOTE CAREFULLY {0202's 9 peopte who CARE—and is found to-day in alarge majority of the VERY I say, Lire, if you get a tip that a ig acalcter as bat fox all ard Maid onsen BEST homes in the United States. The largest and best Hospitals use it pie. lagesitoniclothes. is 10' be: Jaunched, oon pie he Moree wsaia he ff exclusively. The health of the whole family is safeguarded by the use of a that. ase let me know in time for me to get Sent Anywhere on Trial Monroe: Relrlecratcr: \ sieal ars the pond to Borneo or some place ry _ When you have carefully read the book and know all about Home Re- he Be oO frigeration, you will know WHY and will realize how important it is to select bles, shere it has been tied before: Saapegchc a Cond vpon: ad carefully, Please write for the look to-day. @) é #E ET En Monroe Refrigerator Co., station 13, Cincinnati, Ohio ssed Maine, Feb. 23, 1910. ———a eer with A Voice from Colorado tions than I can. I am certainly with vivisection question, and in their issue ina Dax Lire: you on the woman's suffrage proposition. of February 12, on page 324, commends Iwatch for you at the news stand and jou every week. I do enjoy you im- sensely, Now, you and I don't agree on every- ing, but that doesn’t make me think uy the less of you. You're not afraid to sy what you do think. I realize you are situated so you can I note what “A College Girl’? says in your February 3 issue about it in the States. from the Ladics’ Home Journal, or some equally an actual fact, it is the bane of our existence here four dently woman's suffrage she gets her “dope ’’ reliable “dope-sheet."” As in Colorado. Lire to copy what they have on “The Cruelty of Anti-Vivisection.”” I hope Lire will hold its ground, seeing it is in the right—as usual. A paper like The Outlook, which takes for fact what men write or say who are making fat sums out of diseased animal poisons which they advertise to gullible doctors, who in Evi- More pure grafting has resulted from their vote than any one thing I know of. Denver is a good example. Every prostitute in the city gets in a vote early and often and they wield some political power. Some of the “bum”? laws on cur statute books are the direct result of their misdirected jabs. The women that really are entitled to our admiration and respect are the homemakers and mothers, and they exert a far greater and beneficial influence for good without the ballot; in fact, these kind don’t want to vote. If you can get anything out of this, use it if you want to. Iam not very fluent with the pen, but I’ve seen all I want to of the woman with the vote— \ about as safe as a ten-year-old kid with a “gun that isn’t loaded E. N. Freeman. Otxey, Coro., Feb. 3, 1910. The “ Outlook” and Life Eprtors or Lire: New York City. Gentlemen :—The New York Outlook is opposed to Lire’s position on the fi nearer to the heart of some ques- (Continued on page 494) Maw, MAKAROFF RUSSIAN CIGARETS ‘5 cents and @ quarter Ai YOUR DEALER'S 7Phetarefy - Beare OF BRAINS: IGARS “MADE AT KSY WEST— “ FoR MEN