Life — July 6, 1911 — page 41: what you’re looking at

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Jupp, Ste, Write for Our Free Book on ome Refrigeration e Refrigerator, ~gty know the or from the good, to keep down ills, how to keep Refrigerator sani- ‘and sweet—lots things you should fnow before buying ny Refrigerator. {tals tes all about Monroe” with pod compartments 4 ce fd, unbrea Mhive Porcelain a inch thick, with every corner rounded—no crack! ryios anywhere, and as easy to keep clean as a china bowl. anyone creates a legal tender, but we carn the right to use them. A. gre Nothing is many are counterfeit but pass as gen so vital to anions wine . anaes We begin without opinions and end the life of an ‘the best homes. isn but direct from th er sold factory to | in ral trial offer, Freight -LIFE: Opinions MAN’S opinion choosing one consists in his A tive If particular alterna hong a number of number of others have chosen the ¢ alternative that he has, then he be longs to a party. alternatives But if he is the only one who has chosen that particular al- ternative, then he is a crank Ordinarily we hold do a balance in the bank. We stantly opinions as we re and with demands depositing new drawing the old made upon us. ones to meet the We do not create them any more than without them, In between we select those which are handed out to us. In the beginning we take the first ones of- automobile as a proper lubricant. The following elements are essential: We are making a fered, but after ng bad ones we Proper Adhesiveness : ‘le of all ‘and sell the learn caution and finally come to take Adhesiveness in lubricating oil is the Monroe" on our liberal credit only those that have the right trade- property of clinging to metallic surfaces. to all desiring to buy that mark. One or two men in every gener- Polarine has the correct adhesive- Just ad Monroe Book postal card and it will go to you by next mail. There’s Reno flonroe Refrigerator Co., Station 10, Locklend, Obio They are the ones who have monuments later on jon make their own opinions. An opinion is almost always a com- promise. It is what we are forced to ness for motor car use. Proper Cohesiveness : Cohesiveness in an oil is its property of clinging together to maintain a proper film between wearing surfaces. Two oils may “Why ldn't I him? take in lieu of something better. For maintain this film equally well at one hy shouldn't I marry him? . example: temperature, yet materially differ from “He's poor. You may get a better PH x & ‘i Shak 3 cach other at another. Polarine main- nce some day.” 5 rae be sin of an! generat shat “wer tains a perfect film both at low tem- is bac But when our own country goes Well, I can cross that bridge when I come to it, can't 1? ""—Chicago Journal, He must be rich, He owns an auto- obile.” “That proves nothing. You ought to hear him squeal every time the to war, then our opinion is that all other wars are bad but the one in which we are engaged. And so on. Women use opinions as they do clothes—to produce the most stylish ef- peratures and in intense heat. Low Cold Test : Many oils congeal at low temperatures. This interferes with the operation of a car in cold weather. Polarine flows freely down to zero. s a fi e1 pi e use- wll Cif] orice of gasoline gocs up ancther cent.” eats Men Bold “oviaions that are us Carbon Proof : ind thal —Detroit Free Pri ful’ fox them, | nearsighted “men thos Carbon deposit has long been the com- oes i which are immediately useful and far- Saaueat cauie of autbesobile Coublen: "We ose = sighted men those which have a perma have succeeded in practically eliminating @2@e@ 6 © entin nent use from lubricating oil the carbon forming ele- 1 behisf] CORONATION Of Kinc GeorGeV are of two kinds: primary ments. This makes a great forward stritie a cricf| ary. A man’s primary opi in automobilelubricants. Polarine gives ith ad ions are what he obtains from direct ex- practical freedom from carbon deposit. | ¢ ” jons a aaa he gets from reading (books, newspa- pokes ORONATIO pers, etc.) and from others. For ex- oe R ATION ample, secondary opinions on govern- ments may be obtained grocery store; primary opinions on gov- ernment at the Capitol. A well-read man is at ondary opinions; a well at any country NUMBER deals in a light humorous vein with the Coronation larg, full of see traveled man is a man full of primary opinions Even primary opinions, however, are and its Festivities, a feature at best ‘uncertain, For’ & no The Polarine brand cover three fishermen ever agree the Polarine O11, sold in sealed cans, gallon and five gallon sizes ; orin half barre! ind barrels. Polarine Transmission Lubricanés {or transmission and differentials, sold in three consistencies, in cans of convenient size; also in half barrels and barrels, Polarine Cap Grease and Polarine Fibre ‘mind always dtaws upon Greuse, the latter of high melting point, ia especially adapted to use on universal joints, experience first, before the Sold in round can ss of secondary opinions have time to All dealers sell Polarine Lubricants or can get crowd in and by their clamor persuade them for you. If you own a motor car or motor boat send tor the mind to select one of them in pre our buoklet, " Polarine Pointers."" It includes hints on lubri ion and the causes of motor kind of a fly to use under the same con- ditions. M' PUNCH’S GALA PERFORMANCE As a rule, spontaneous opinions are always best, because under a sudden stimulus the its direct T isa SPECIAL DOUBLE NUMB handsomely presented, as befits the oc sion, ina Beal run Cover pRintep in Five Cotours anv Goin, SEEASS: | of special interest being troubles, Write our nearest agency. JF] § Sentfece for 16 centsinstampssor “Punch "issent Bevax threatens to fall out with {STANDARD OIL COMPANY F] weekly for one year, including tra and Special 3 - 4 Numbers, for $4.60. Address Punch” Office, Champ Clark. That will leave him with (Incorporated) no other cand 5] 10 Bouverie Street, London, England. port.—Youngst TOOT comicbooks.com