Life — June 17, 1926 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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Come Up! Quebec Says “Bienvenue!” And now, Quebec is singing in the sun, A chanson, surely, for the folk are French, and this is New World Normandy. Here, the streets are medieval. History everywhere. This great baronial castle on the heights is Chateau Frontenac. From your rooms in the tower look down upon the broad St. Law- rence, Golf at Montmorency. Rest—enjoy yourself! Reserva- tions at Canadian Pacific, 344 Madison Ave., at 44th St., New York; 71 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago; 405 Boylston St., Boston; or Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, Canada. CHATEAU Bienvenue & Québec FRONTENAC loveliness alone”; a Knickerbocker bard + decades known. needed nd. sparkling If we could get what he ¢ In brilliant verse a Broadway Thesaurus ROADWAY is— The one street in the world where five hundred citizens will take an hour off to watch indicatin a window-dresser to a girl assistant t de chine should be blue crépe two moved inches right Largely a succe stands, ion of orange-drink not-so-good jewelry shops that specialize in explosive cigars and marked card stores, ot to be used for out-of-town news s, perennial fire hawker purposes,’ and of toy bal like the sales, h ace where Otto Yoc ein, of Puddleton, Ark. is ariably as O. O. McIntyre, “a out n-about- town"; pay $15 for a theatre seat in preference izing the box office an in the row in front for $4.40 The America a day, with t ol spiration of every actress in reached by a few ($6.50 in pencil on both he paper and bearing insuficie adquarters of Great American , Inc Where street cars ress more slowly than pedest is more slowly than fe W here re a doll in anybody's m Where Greek 1 into the ¢ most overrated thoroughfare on lar is we ets Greek and both peak-easy industry; The place for met Tip Bliss, Rapid Transit LAPPER : What's the ickest way to get from Delancey eet to Park Avenue? : Join the Follies. (to officer) Orricer ‘TH Departments of Justice and Labor have agreed to drop the case against the Ce s Cathcart, but with the provi 1, that she will pro no more plays in this country. Lyric of Illicit Longing DRINK this cup to one made uj of nd so would you John Da not only ther of Tree Surgery, who he world a new science but ‘also a new philosophy 1926 is the Silver Jubilee Year of Davey Tree Surgeons 3000 people gathered in the State Armory at Akron (12 miles from Kent) on March 6, to partici- pate in a great Silver Jubilee Celebration of The Davey Tree Expert Company—all for the purpose of paying a fitting trib- ute to John Davey, Father of Tree Surgery, who made a mag- nificent contribution to civiliza- tion. 25 years ago John Davey brought forth his first book,“‘The Tree Doctor,”’ that was intended to awaken America to the appal- ling neglect and abuse of her in- valuable trees. It was not his original purpose to found a great business, but rather to do a great service for his adopted country that he loved. The Davey organization was a natural and logical outgrowth of the public demand that was cre- ated for the services of skilled and reliable Tree Surgeons. While the Davey organization itself is 25 years old, the science of Tree Surgery was born nearly a half century ago in the mind and heart of John Davey, who saw with understanding eyesthe tragic and unnecessary loss of priceless trees. John Davey taught the philosophy of the tree as a living thing, as of elemental value to all life, as of incomparable beauty and loveliness. His was a voice crying in the wilderness, ‘‘Save your trees! The Davey Tree Expert Co., Inc. 428 City Bank Bldg., Kent, Ohio by tat LTE yaa Woah Nee Yous NT Pop, Ca. of O98 Matinon Ave.) New York N.Y ie ect ot March's, Satbe Printed to US" A.” Entered aa Seco Seber Ce 7 WT. Ne. 2776.) Jone 17, 1908, Vet Entered a9 Sereng alter ot the Pont tice Uset Canada Goortiaei- 1958. LIFE, fa the U Clase Matter, Jone 8 1089, at the Pest ORee Sr ete a bctiah Pessmesrres comicbooks.com