Life, 1915-05-06 · page 38 of 56
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814 OUR_ TOOLISH CONTEMPORARIES Lag, He Wanted It Decided “Mal Mal” bawled Freddie the usual morning wash was going on. “ Do iy ears belong to my face or my neck?” Ma temporized. “Why, what is the matter?" she asked. “T want it decided now. Every time you tell Mary to wash my face or my neck she washes my ears too.” —Ladies' Home Journal. Iced Orangos with adash of Abbott's Bitters are appetizing faltbfal. 8: f bitters by mall, 23 cts, in stamps. Abbott & altimore, Md. Currk: Mr, Goldbug, as I am about to marry, I would like more salary. Boss: How much more do you want? Cuerk: Ten dollars a week. Boss: My gracious! How many women are you going to marry? —Chicago News. Weighs Only ¥ an Ounce and keeps them smooth—NO L contacts—a perfect four-seasons garter, much needed RIGHT NOW. If your dealer is out, we'll send sam- ple pair, postpaid, mercerized, 25¢3 double grip, 35¢3 silk, soc. George Frost Co., Makers, Boston, Mass. ~ STUDIES IN PERSPECTIVE—No. 3 A Poor Marksman Serceant (disgustedly to Private Jones): Stop! Don't waste your last bullet, Nineteen are quite enough to blaze away without hitting the target once. Go behind that wall there and blow your brains out” Jones walked quietly away, and a few seconds later a shot rang out “Good heavens! has that fool done what I told him?” cried the sergeant, running behind the wall. Great was his relief when he saw Private Jones coming towards him “Sorry, sergeant,” he said apologetic- ally, “another miss” —Boston Transcript. One Step Toward It “But riches do not bring happiness!" protested the lover. “I know that,” replied the sweet young thin, but riches will buy an automobile, and if you have an auto- mobile you can go after happiness.” —Kansas City Star, The story of a wonderful black horse whose fortune was interwoven with that of a man and a girl. The horse’s psychology is astonishingly portrayed and there is also an abundance of hus man adventures and romance. Frontispiece. $1.30 net HARPER & BROTHERS Modest Yet Accurate On Tybee Island, at the mouth of the Savannah River, below Savannah, there is a collection of seaside hotels and resorts. One establishment, consisting in the main of a short boardwalk, a dancing pavilion, a lunch stand and a steam carrousel extends from the rail- road station to the beach front, a hundred yards away. Fronting the tracks is a gateway open- ing on the boardwalk. Over the gateway is a large blue sign, lettered with white letters. The sign reads as follows: “Main Entrance to the Atlantic Ocean."—Saturday Evening Post. run : whe bine equ fF comicbooks.com