Life — October 19, 1911 — page 40: what you’re looking at

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Speedwell fore-door toy tonneau. models have 50 H.P. 4c" « ent $2700, top and windshield extra. All heelbate and 36 inch wheels. For comfort and luxury compare this car with any other OU'LL find the spacious body dimensior the wonderfully resilient upholstery, the long flat, flexible spring suspension all contribute to the superlative comfort of riding in a Speedwell car. The Ieg room, rake of the steering column, location of the control members, are all designed for the supreme comfort of the driver as well. The beauty of the line and finish and smartness of every appointment help round out a luxurious whole that satisfies most exacting motorists. This luxury and comfort, when coupled with the mechanical excellence found in the Speedwell, explain why this car—though selling at $2500 to $2900—ranks with the very highest priced cars built. Send for literature. The Speedwell Motor Car Company 390 Essex Avenue Shaw and Chesterton Examined by Their Own Methods These two leading lights of English letters are both credited as paradoxists Both are insistent and both are persis- tent, but there are important differences between them. Chesterton upsets things and ideas for the fun of looking at them in a different position. Shaw upsets them because he thinks they ought to be upset Chesterton is interesting because he is picturesque. Shaw is picturesque be- cause he is interesting. Shaw travels as deviously as neces- Dayton, Ohio The Perfect Shirt Front . 20 essential with evening dress, ie made possible by wearing Krementz Bodkin-Clutch Studs and Vest Button; Easy to operate, even with coat free shirts Go In Like a Needk without marring the stiffest linen shir _ AN _ Hold Like an Anchor Made entirely by practically unbr 10 solder juints; no hinges; ing jewelers have then tz Quality Rolled Gold Plite to « 1 ed in gold or platin “st huiton free, in exch n-clutch that is broken from any cause. Booklet "Solid Facts," sent free on request. ‘KREMENTZ & CO. 60 Chestnut St., Newark, N. J. Makers of the famous Krementz Collar Button sary in order to get to a point which he sees stra t ahead of him, Chesterton travels deviously because he likes devi- ous traveling and in order to get back 10 where he started from. Shaw draws important and far-reaching conclusions from things which are ordinarily ac cepted as trivial and commonplace Chesterton draws trivial and common- place conclusions from important things. wis so deadly in earnest that it often looks as if he were posing Ches- terton poses so well that it often looks as if he were in earnest. Shaw wants to know “what is the matter with the world” in order to cor- rect it. Chesterton wants to know the same in order to show that he knows it Chesterton obtrudes his own point of view. While has a no less posi- tive point of view, he is most effective when he leaves his own point of view te be inferred from his careful analyses of the points of view of his characters. Chesterton has written a book about Shaw. Shaw shows his superiority by not writing a book about Chesterton. E. 0. J. I. W. HARPER Whiskey “THE KIND YOUR GRANDFATHER USED— STILL THE BEST” Leading Dealers Thruout America The | Bea | G An xa FF exctu fed ma enbeoid dilustr Shatros sades contrast Gown w ular Sod Blo Merely G Hi — comicbooks.com