Life, 1926-10-07 · page 36 of 44
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The Distinétion of a Gift of Johnston’s Chocolates 'HE sophisticated giver well knows the value of Johnston's for paying social “debts,"— for John&on’s is always correct. The secret of its good-ness is one of a generation's standing. Today... because Yeu will finda eciat agency for Jobniton's Checolates in one of the better class Gores inyeur neighbeurbood, RO E T A. NEW YORK CHICAGO, of it, Johnston's has won a pinnacle place among the finethings thathavebecome part of our daily lives. ON COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS OAKLAND HEN they say Ford is build- all-metal planes we know what metal it is. ENGLAND IRELAND Attractive and comfortable accommoda- tions are offered on the splendid steamers Resotute, Rettance, Hamaurc (new), Deutscutann and Atsert Batu. Also on the one<lass Cabin steamers Creve- LAND, Tuurinota and Westpnatia. World famous cuisine and service. ©@Aound mWword 138 day Cruise—25 Countries S.S. RESOLUTE Rates—$2000 and up Leaving New York, JAN. 6, 1927 Gio the West Indies on the S.S, RELIANCE DEC. 18—15 da JAN. 8—15 days JAN. 26—27 da: FEB. 26—27 days MARCH 30—15 days Rates $200 and $300 and up. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE UNITED omens LINES, INC, 35-39 Broadway, New York, Branches in Besten, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Frenciece er local steamship ond tewrist agents *What’s Wrong with This Story? Ay old man, seventy-six years of age, was strolling down Mich- igan Boulevard in Chicago. Suddenly a gust of wind came along and blew off his hat. The old man was feeble and his effort to re- cover the displaced headgear futile. An intrepid young lady, ig- noring buses, taxicabs, pedestrians and everything else, made a mad dive for it. She rescued it just as the poor fedora was about to be crushed beneath the hoofs of a traffic police- man’s mount. By this time the old man was on the scene. The young lady handed him the hat, and in so doing looked into his “Fath she yelled, and fainted, ~ J. L. De *They don’t live to be seventy-six in Chicago. “A NYTHING exciting in this town?” asked the stranger in the mountain village. “You bet—plenty !” replied his in- formant. “What'll she be—pint er quart?” At the Museum of Art HE pretty besmocked amateur, industriously copying a marine painting, taking off a moment every now and then to turn and see just how many yokels ate gaping at her easel....The connoisseur who peers very closely at a picture, walks sud- denly backward, squints his eyes, and then strolls around in order to view it from every angle... .“ Mama, this is th’ same room we was in before!” “Oh, yeh, by that there statue. Cer'nly big, ainit? I wonder how a ts th’ patience t’ work at one o’ them thin, --The guards, drooping and listless, unutterably tired of telling desperate souls how to reach the stairway or find the exi - The perky schoolmistress expounding the significance of the Italian primitives to her dutifully enthralled group of serious thinkers. . Look, that must be ‘The Thinker’ that Mrs. Furbish told us to be sure to see.” “But it says ‘Le Penseur. “Well, it looks like what she said, anyway.”...A pair of furtive lovers seeking refuge from the rair Simonetta, I ree'nize it Our Headache Corner Edited exclusively for those who are occasionally afflict- ed with headaches. ‘They are our best people, the ones with the superiority + complex. Edited by HENRY HEADACHE Since starting this colyum I have re ceived three proposals of marria one challenge to fight (all filed gether), and 1,172 requests for advice from headache sufferers. to be an expert Foster on bric e recognized authority on pains in the old bean. eee And, say, it’s gi on something, li To save postage, and forestall cor- respondence, proposals, ete., I'll tell you now what my colossal coast-to- coast reputation is built on— eee It is my advice to treat headaches rationally. see I tell ‘my public” to lay off of all potent drugs, with their weakening effects. eee he reliable rem- the “safe, And, instead, u edy, known for balanced prescription.’ oe It’s called Kohler-Antidote, and it leaves you feeling like a million dollars, AaA-1. comicbooks.com