Life, 1910-06-02 · page 3 of 56
Life — June 2, 1910 — page 3: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains **primarily advertisements** rather than satirical cartoons. The visible ads are: 1. **Thomas Cort shoes** — promoting custom-made boots for men, emphasizing quality and durability 2. **Philip Morris cigarettes** — advertising their Cambridge (25¢) and Ambassador (35¢) sizes, with the slogan "Yesterday, today and always, anywhere, everywhere the proper thing to smoke" 3. **Likly Wardrobe Trunk** — promoting a new trunk design for travelers with organized compartments 4. **Around the World travel parties** — Raymond & Whitcomb Co. advertising three distinct touring routes (westbound, eastbound, southbound) visiting destinations like Japan, Egypt, India, and Australia There are **no identifiable political cartoons or caricatures** on this page. It's a straightforward advertising section typical of Life magazine's revenue model.
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Shoes Bearing the Name THOMAS CORT INC are ready to wear, but they are not made in a factory. ‘They are made ina custom shop, by. custom boot-makers of life-long training in the making of shoes to individual measure, They are of custom correctness and quality — made over custom lasts. ‘They are custom boots in every particular except price and the fact that you do not have to wait for them. **Cort'’ boots are made to meet every requirement of men and women, for street or dress wear. Cort riding and field boots, golf, tennis and yachting shoes also are the world’s standard of correctness and quality. They fetch from 8 to 15 dollars at retail. Let us tell you where they may be had. THOMAS CORT, inc. ESTABLISHED 1884 NEWARK, N. J. CORT SHOES MAY BE MAD IM PARIS PROM J.B LOUIS MOULADOU, 39 RUE DE CMAILLOT. ———— “Tt is just grand” That's what every woman says about the latest “LIKLY” WARDROBE TRUNK The simplicity of the new * Likly * packing arrange- ment—only a single strap —is a priceless advantage, and is quick and easy to operate. This trunk will readily carry sixteen or eighteen suits or gowns and the accessories to go with them, and every gar- ment is instantly accessible when the trunk is opened. In addition to the wardrcbe section, there is a large and roomy complete chiffonier section, including a drawer especially designed to accommodate a large hat, but which may be utilized for other purposes. The “Likly” Midget Wardrobe Trunk for Men is also one of the simplest, most convenient and most compact ward- robe trunks ever made, and is an excellent short-trip trunk for busy men. If you appreciate having your belongings kept in perfect condition and instantly accessible while traveling, you need a ‘*Likly” wardrobe. Complete Wardrobe Trunk Booklet and name of nearest dealer sent on request. Henry Likly & Company, 205 Lyell Ave., Rochester, N.Y. i} wh i T Philip Morris tee Cigarettes AROUND THE WORLD THREE SEPARATE AND DISTINCT PARTIES Will You Consider Joining a Limited Party? Exclusively First Class and ‘Everything the Best’ Travelling Westbound You can leave New York in September Yesterday, today and always, anywhere, everywhere the proper thing to smoke. Visit Honolulu, Japan, China, Java, Ceylon, Burmah, India, with or without Egypt, the Nile, Greece, and Turkey, outward via San Fran- cisco. Travelling Eastbound Sailing from New York in September ing Egypt, India, Burmah, Ceylon, Siam, Java, Cochin China, the pines, Yang-tse-kiang, interior tour of China, including Peking, eat Wall, Korea, Japan and Honolulu. Travelling Southbound Sailing from New York in November iting the Canaries, South Africa, Johannesburg (Gold Mines), imberley (Diamond Mines), Victoria Falls of the Zambesi, Tasmania, In Cork and Plain Tips New Zealand (the earth's wonderland), Australia, the Philippines, China, Japan and Honolulu. CAMBRIDGE 25c in boxes of tea AMBASSADOR 35¢ the after-dinner size “The Little Brown Box” | t" MEMBERSHIP LIMITED. PROGRAMS FREE BY MAIL RAYMOND & WHITCOMB CO. 306 Washington St., Boston 1005 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Oliver Building, Pittsburg, comicbooks.com