The Argosy, June 1904 — page 96: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Defies the Wind and the Weather Only STEEL Frame on the Market Look for the Name ** I o / *9P on the frame I have a “Drom At ” | Look for the trade mark Arum ht The life of an umbrella depends on the strength of the framework. No matter if the covering is the finest, costliest silk or the stout- est cotton, if the ribs are not properly con- structed of Best Material, the disasters por- trayed above may be anticipated. If you would have an umbrella that will stand repeated recoverings, see that your next framework Is a 66 ° * 99 It is made of best crucible steel, properly tempered, care- fully coated to preventcorrosion. A hardened rod which will not bend or break, put together with phosphor bronze wire. Automatic bulb runner. This frame is guaranteed and is used by all reputable Umbrella Manufacturers. s eo 9 FRE An iuteresting booklet, ‘Phe Tife of the Umbretla,” will be sent on request. ’ Om your next purchase. MANUFACTURED BY NEWARK RIVET WORKS, 272 Lafayette Street, NEWARK, N. J. In answering any advertisement on this page tt is destrable that you niention Tur ARGOSY. (COO)INNINC|OVC)O) (C(O) S