Life — June 23, 1910 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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Leave your Cares in Colorado— where the mile-high air and the wonders of Nature make : EINEN PLAYING CARDS you forget all else in the sheer joy of realliving. An ideal set 2h Coron: Red, toe, brown, Green. 2 cen er fuck} spot for your vacation, offering every out-door sport and the sf Se a ee ree OTE E : & greatest advantages in hotel comfort and convenience. == Begin your vacation right. Take the de luxe Se Be oy a Rocky Mountain very where or seat postpakl on fec Brewer's Tale on Tolerance The late Justice Brewer was noted for his tolerant and broad-minded views. A Washington diplomat recalled the other ‘ ‘ day a story told by Justice Brewer in | imited illustration of the need for tolerance. “We should respect the views of —Daily from Chicago to Colorado Springs and Denver direct— others ''—so the story ran— for moral- ity itself is only a matter of environment A train of thought—thought for your comfort, convenience and Glusigaaty’ 1h the South Seas was pleasures. The Pr drawing-rooms, the observation-library- tressed because his dusky parishioners buffet car, the tempting cuisine, barber, valet and stenographer— were nude. He decided to try delicately all are expressions of our thoughtfulness for your wants, to get them to wear at least a little cloth- Victrola recitals and world’s news service en route ing, and to this end he left a great many Other good trains every day from Chicago, St. Louls, pieces of scarlet and green and yellow Kansas City, Omaha and Memphis for Colorado, calico lying about his hut. Yellowstone Park and the Pacific Coast. “An elderly dame called one after- Write for our free illustrated booklets and let us save you the bother of noon for spiritual advice. The mission- making summer vacation plans ary noted how enviously her eyes rested fon the calico, and he took up a two- L Hagerty te nee Go ni yard piece of the yellow, saying: OUR. FOOLISH CONTEMPORARIES “*T'll give you this if you'll wear it.’ “The female draped the calico about a +, GC, Y) Easy for Him Tommy’s Morner: Why aren't you a good boy, like Willie Bjones? Tommy: Huh! It's easy enough for him to be good; he’s sick most of the time.—Philadelphia Record. J einen exe sons: Gore Philip Morris London and still a cockney, has suc- Catia ga F ceeded in extracting thrills from the al- LONDON aris ee Dna. Cigarettes names of the national capital's strects. On a recent Sunday morning he w: calling the streets thus: “ Haitch!"" One after another has ‘‘made good”’ for Asumviter, N. Ci The four-season resort of the South, Te Mason, the Englistelike Inn of Asheville, always the same. and five times inspected in process. they give longer and better service than any others. Dealers ev where. Booklet on request. Sterling Rubber Works, Rutherford, N A Connoisseur in Guile Mr. Buixxs (in art museum): I didn't know you were such an admirer of curios, Mrs. Blunderby. Mrs, Buunoerny: Oh, yes, indeed. I just delight in inquities—Boston Tran- script “Hight” “Jay!” “Kay! “ Hell"? At this point three prim ladies picked No matter where the price of rubber goes, Sterling Tires ar We build only 100 per day With Sterling Blue Tubes in: ch one is hand ma uss fifty years—and each on a higher level. CAMBRIDGE AMBASSADOR in boxes of tea the after-dinner size 25c 35c “The Little Brown Bos" her like a skirt and departed in great glee “But the next day, nude, as before, she returned with the fabric under her arm, Handing it sadly to the missionary she said: “*Me no can wear it, missy. Me to shy!'""—Washington Post Ina Pinch, use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE- Train Passexcer (to porter who : wielding whisk): Much dust on me porte Poxrre: "Lout fifty-cents’ wuth, sir —Boston Transcript. comicbooks.com