Life — May 19, 1910 — page 7: what you’re looking at

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A_HANDY TOOL the PERFECTION The Perfection Wrench, the most uso- It fs all steel—capable of thstantencous adjust like a vise—has positive grip—never slips or mare ‘ady to Use. Unquestionably the handiest toot jOUuse, workshop or gatage—cin be used as pipe or monkey wrench, Instant. ‘ou need it for your automoblle, (Photo, Paul Thompson) Fournier’s machine just before a flight at Brighton Beach The Price Was the Last From Our Readers (Continued from page 909) Thing Fixed A Father's Advice ; Entei OF Lez: On none of the ten beautiful models of the Warner A Mi. Lindenberg, well known to | Auto-Meter was a price considered when it was first the writer, having lost two children, a [ designed and built. boy ane girl from vac partons ane We simply set ourselves to build a mechanically tte cane: nite tecdioe nett ex and artistically perfect instrument of that particular the same cause, is seeing well to ae > - ati his velevensyearcold son,, at type. Then, and not till then, we figured the cost nol, shall be saved from the pro- and fixed a price as low as possible for the value given. cedure. “I have told my boy,” he That is why the Warner Auto-Meter is universally sid, “that if any vaccinating doctor recognized as the one absolutely and always depend- eer approdches.:him! forthe purpose able and satisfactory instrument—‘'The Aristocrat of cting vaccine virus (think of Z 4 i . us?) into his veins to seratch, Speed Indicators.”” No other instrument is con- and kick and fight it in every w: sidered in important tests or races. and to get out of the school house i Before you buy a speed indicator be sure to call or te has to leap out of the window.” send for our interesting booklet. And he added, “1 would never again employ any physician for any purpose 7 ho ‘believes in’ or practices vaccina- Warner Instrument Company, 877 Wheeler Ave., Beloit, Wis. This should, in my opinion, be the attitude of every parent or guardian of children; it will finally come to that, and vaccination will share the fate of its predecessor, inoculation, a pro- cedure once as popular with the medi- i é aarp: tlanta, 116 Edgewood Ave.; Boston, 92 Boylston St.; Buffa‘o, 7 cl profession as vaccination is to- Chicago, ¢ a Main St.; Cleveland, 2064 Euclid A day—ves, ev ich 3 1518 Broadway; Detroit, 87 \ dianapolis, 330-331 N. yes, even more so—but which in ay. 163 Grau Ave.i Los Angeles. 448 5: Oliv 7. 1840 was made a crime by law! 3 Broad St.; Pittsburg, $940 Kirkwood St.; San Francisco, 36-38 V. un Nead Ave.t Seattle, : : ci Cnartes E. Pack, M.D. Pike St.; St. Louis, 3923 Olive St. ei Boston, April 11, 1910. In the “polite society” of motor- dom you’ll nearly always find the cars equipped with Solarclipse, the two-ray light projector. It’s the quality lamp for quality cars, and it’s the courtesy lamp as well. For the blinding, direct rays can be shut off when approaching others without affecting the near- by illumination. (70) BADGER BRASS MFG. CO. eeacahia, Wik New York, N. Y. 5 = HICKORY, DICKORY, DOCK, THE MOUSE RAN UP THE CLOCK, an comicbooks.com