Life — May 26, 1910 — page 42: what you’re looking at

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Page & Co. $1.50.) the genuine cocoa bean—tefined }: - __ _ _ a: by an exclusive process, thereby pre- : ——$===— — — Don’t Go On Your Vacation serving its full food value and nut- like flavor. An original deliciousness. UNTIL YOU HAVE READ JUNE “RECREATION” The following _Partial table of Contents will give you a Sample Can Maillard’s an idea of w June “RECREATION” can do for YOU Yours for the asking. Maillard’s Vanilla Chocolate ‘ 5 A general article devoted to the subject of getting the most out of Taking a Vacation tion, “Some excellent photographs by Wallace, Matteson and others. This is net a “real” old-fashioned delicacy. ATAU LEAD. IG GROCERS, ; a “been there” article, but a commonsense discussion of the vacation problem Its chief purpose is to start the reader off with a slap on his back and show him the value of vacation. ‘i i “On Keeping Cool.” Not only keeping cool in hot weather, but when you fall out of a Point of View boat or get tied to a big fish. Yncidentally something about getting the most out Of yout vacation, 5 = A comparison of methods employed for catching Black Bass Fishi Past and Present ,,A ,jomryte".cf plea for mere sportsmanine By Dr. JAMES A, HENSHALL, method, by “The Apostle of the Black Bass.” I+ lustrated from photographs of jumping bass which bear out Dr, Henshall’s assertion that the black bass is act a high leaper. il A pleasantly informal discussion of camping out with Mother and the little The, Family Camp scihop' iow thd diesencd ton aot sie seotse aie BAT aPdths il y By HEONARD DEWITT seting howe Son ii A purely informative article written expressly for the vacationist and Recreation in Colorado telling how, when and where, including where to get snformation, rates NL. SABIN. and so forth. , A Chapter IV of the “Log of the North Shore Club," describing the ‘aser’s Pet River S fetes Se PeVEL somewhat exciting ascent of the Steel river, a new ‘Nepigon. by te By KIRKLAND B. ALEXANDER. - jolly North Shore bunch under the gentle guidance of the ssid° Bill rset Mr. Alexander manages to get a little more fun than usual out of this trip, which is saying a good de: A practical article written chiefly for the person whe What To Do If You Fall Overboard 02 \o0 a awinn bat is alrgid ot cerlocs: cows By L. DeB. HANDLEY. uences in the event of falling overboard when dressed, Mr, Handley makes it very plain that the opinion generally held that clothing tends to burden a pe son in the water, making it difficult to keep affoat, is erroneous, and backs up his statement with photographs Photographs and’ text tell how to remove the shoes and coat in ‘the water and the photographs show that cloth: ing floats on the surface even after being immersed for a quarter of an hour. — ., . A pleasantly written paper on fly fishing for rainbow trout ot A Skeptic on. the Skykomish Wastington's out famous trout stream, where ihe eer specially for Recreation and his photographs are the best that have been made on that stream. A 5 A story of a canoe cruising and camping vacation spent Running Away. from the Tourist , family party in northern Ontario. Hullof enthusiasm a By E, F. WOLFE. good times and illustrated from good photographs, indudog an unusually fine picture of a bull moose swimming across a lake. ; ‘ A. practical article backed by the experience of a twersytrt Vacation Trips on Horseback 2,23 trip made by the author and his wife for rece By QUINCY SCOTT. tion, Discusses the proper outfit, the selection of the moat and care of the horse during the trip, with, provision for camping out most of ‘the time and carrying the em tire outfit on the horse, Illustrated from photographs made on Mr. Scott's trip from Minneapolis to Seat Campi is it it A where to go article giving all the best ping and Tramping in the Adirondacks , hing‘irins ff the Adroutck resio= By BORDEN H. MILLS. that isto say, walking trips to be m2 the pedestrian who is willing to carry his outfit on his back and camp out’ Illustrated from good pb Includes approximate expenses. Hf + if A practical article telli: hi bout or a tour Camping Trips, With an. Automobile ine ae may be eed to pivantage fier eck end ey 2 ripe particularly. an with 3 camp outfit. Illustrated from “been there” photographs, ———————o If Your Boat Was Built for Cruising Aurora to St. Loui: Canoe The St. Francis River Tre By PERCIVAL ELLIOTT. By JOHN D, DENEAU, By H. R. HL SBARD. Nearby Camps for Stay-at-Homes The James River Canoe Trip _Afoot in the White Mountains By BERTHA SCOTT. By C. M. MANSFIELD, By PAUL E. GRAY. A Double-Header Canoeing Vacation ge-Brushing in Yellowstone Park By CHARLES E. RYAN, By HARRIET D. FOSTER. Innumerable intensely informative paragraphs of timely interest. Countless hints and sur IF STYLISIL FOR A MORSE, WHY NOT FOR gestions, every one worth many times the cost of the entire beautiful magazine of sixty-four lage A MAN? good-natured, handsomely printed, superbly illustrated pages. It’s all on the inside. The = red book on the cover is your guarantee. 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