Life, 1928-12-07 · page 48 of 64
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A NEW LIGHTER for Home, Club and Office OU’LL send it off reluctantly... this smart, capable lighter... for Vester is a thoroughbred in style and dependability. Flame sheltered —working parts concealed—it holds thousands of lights within its 3-inch barrel. To avoid the pangs of gift- reluctance, buy your own Vester TableLighter while doing your Christmas shopping. If your dealer hasn’t it, use the coupon. Gold and Nickel-plat- ed combinations $7.50, Others in Silver and Gold Plate — Leathers — Enamels at $10. “A /ESTER TABLELIGHTER. ALFRED VESTER SONS, Inc. SL Mason Street, Providence, R. I. Send me the Vester TableLighter as adver- tised. I enclose $7.50 in payment. If I decide to return lighter in good condition, you are to refund my money. Name . Address LiFe And Now About Peace on Earth! (Continued from page 30) not talent enough to contrive life any| longer on this one. That is what people who in these remarkably hurried days find time to think—think about war. That was what was in Premier Bald- win's mind when he said, discussing the | Pact of Paris at the Lord Mayor's ban- quet: “We must either keep faith with the spirit of the pact we have signed, or in| time we must go down the steep place altogether like the Gadarene swine and perish eternally.” . . . | | On, well, none of us now living created this world, and started the human race. | It was all done before our time and our | only responsibility is that of joiners. We joined it, not entirely from choice, but | because it happened so. If it breaks down | it may be our funeral, but it won't be | entirely our fault, so why worry? | Most people must think about it more or less like that, but after all these are | Very progressive times. We have not got the motor cars tamed yet and they make too much for homicide and crime, but we have pretty well overcome distance and can beat epidemics and seem to have good practical ideas about the public health. It is true that most of the inci- dents of life seem to be under control of the management or on the way to it, so it does not seem likely that war is the one disease without a remedy. Wuat is modern war, anyhow? It is about three-fourths machine-made. With- out its machinery, from the telephone to the submarine, war could not be modern. Since men made machines and machines made modern war, have we not a right to expect that men will make something strong enough to hold it? Of course they will, but when and what? Will they make a machine that is stronger than war? The militarists want to do that. Their idea is to make military machines for their respective countries so strong and so thoroughly up to the date that nobody will dare to attack them. That is an expensive remedy, but they think it is worth the money. But we say as to that—There is some sense in your idea but not enough. We know about it for we have seen it tried. It was pretty 1 part Mouguin’s Vermouth 2 parts English Dry 1 dash of Bitters Frappe and serve. IE good-cheer twins—Mouquin's Vermouth and English Dry! They work well together, these two, Just try them. Special introductory off send. your, dealer's name and $2.50 for 1 of Baglish . French of Italian | ~ mouth, to be through your dealer. . DNGouquiy, we. 464 West Broadway New York ‘Chicago—Bordeaur Distributed on Pacifie Coast by MOUQUIN-PACIFIC CO. San Prancisco—Los Angeles—Seattle thoroughly tried out before the Big War, and we all know how it worked in that case. It does not greatly appeal to in- vestors, this idea of a world armed to the teeth for fear somebody will start some- thing. It really does not look good enough, because somebody will start something in due time and then what is going to happen? . . e Tue great alternative to this militarist idea was the League of Nations, which Mediterranean soon DAYS ~ °495 Eu 13days. $120; ude, 13 days. $%. Send for Book- let. ALLEN TOURS, 154 Boylston St., Bostco, Mass A perfect gift for ‘The Locmape 4 convenient and |) new ‘able attachment clamps quickly, and firmly to the table corner, ash trays and glasses within handy reach but out of sight. With TRAY-RAK, itis [mpossible, to spill ashes or liquids on the table-top, Never before imi} ‘TRAY-RAK from your dealer or order direct from manufacturer farnitare stores and gift shore . If your dealer's ieex- e'lf ship any number of seta C. 0. D. THE COLLIS COMPANY 208 Lincoln Highway Clinton, lows comicbooks.com BSseresrprarsxa sere werwercanzoaw