Life — November 24, 1910 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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Your Floors and Rugs Worth Protecting? Unshod chair and table legs and ordinary 4 Maes: ar ick end t fl d at >, 4 thinks 0’ the sartorial en’ 0° |) casters puta quic! en lo your oor and rug at- Pa, sa Micht I mak’ so bauld tractiveness. airlines and digs today, become a trail “*s, | mention that on page 536 “inna” is Gj tomorrow—needless floor and rug destruction is inevitable. spelled : ne and. Scotland" (pro- J needles ‘ : nounced colloquially. as “ Scoatland") "Yours are proof if you're unacquainted with as “Scootland” 6 I 99 CASTERS I'm thinkin’ 0’ settin’ up in tred asa EF professional corrector 0° dialec’: Tye EL and TIPS seen so mony fa’ doons in the repro. duction o’ the Doric since I cam ower They are the dividing agent which receives and absorbs the impact. Made of all pure wool, scientifically the seas. I hae yae class treated to insure a lifetime of service; "FELTOID" Casters and Tips cannot, will not harden, mar, Scribner's which would gar the o' Burns, Scott, and Stevenson, lauch, nS ORS Bate <&S scratch nor stain. Insist, make sure, that your new furniture isequipped with "FELTOIDS". They should cost nothing extra— V'se warrant ye. 4 yet eliminate floor, rug, furniture and "back" destruction. Substitutors can steal our claims only—not the mar- I'm dead serious about the correetin’ proof caster and tip. Money back if you want it. Look for the name *FELTOID® on every caster and tip. spears and voi services are available Get the free “FELTOID” booklet anyway. Now. ee OTE occ THE BURNS & BASSICK COMPANY, Dept. F Bridgeport, Conn. | _ — —————— |**Never more sweetly eloquent] H than by the Winter But if it’s a kilt, hech sirs, it's a sair Fireside” sicht. Micht I be allooed to point oot that the kilt sould hae nae pleats in front, an’ that the sporran, whereby I mean the bit pooch in front, is a’ agee. aw It sould hing fair in the middle 0’ the A. Critecis kilt. The belt o't sould be aneath the Dear Eonor: tunic. I like thon braw penter buddy, Hei- Mind you, I’m the last in the war!’ lan’ lassie fine. My but she’s sonsie. to be pernickety an’ the lass is awfu’ But yac thing I hac to grum'le ower. bonnie—I widna mind hacin her a’ to Whatna thing ist the puir bit thing masel’, but I think Mr. Phillips’ micht ROMOTES real and ideal Fireside Comfort > Tf a fa ant ilk - ie sce ’ n ES real and ideal Fireside Comfort ang ? sas an cel ike to ken whit y : ame if has on? If it’s a skirt, guid an’ weel like to ken whit yin o° her kintramen LOMO LES real afd ideal Fer or of Brings solace to mind and body. Clits, Restaurants, Oyster Houses and Dealers NEW YORK to NEW ORLEANS" An Ideal Voyage on Southern Seas} tr Pemsise co, BY MAGNIFICENT 10,000 TON New York City “Say, Lire!"—Those mental sub- SOUTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS| «isi so-so sea ing adcast Sallings Wednesdays and Saturdays from either port. catering broadea U. S. surely “ get your An $35.0 Way $60.0 Tai P $63.0 BY RATE I inadvertently picked Lire some time back and after run- 1 could feel up for I've be- and sub- including meals and berth. Corrine ng Literature Yours for the Asking. L.H. Nutting, G.P.A., 366, 1158 or 1 B'way, New York ning through it just once, my Wireless Antenn, a long run; and “ By come a regular “ (Continued on page 806) LIVER UPSET? Try Janos NATURAL APERIENT WATER Avoid Unscrupulous _Druggists