Life — February 15, 1929 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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Lixurious Cransportation Oport and Recreation 4 RESS the starter button on your Chris-Craft and a wondrous panorama of outdoor pleasure will unfold. With a Chris-Craft the business man can get his needed outdoor rec- reation while he has capacity to enjoy it—can give his family the clean outdoor thrills and pleasures that build both health and character. Regattas—camping, fishing and picnic excursions—swimming and aquaplaning parties—social events— business trips—all assume new meaning with a Chris-Craft at your hand. Every leisure hour be- comes a golden opportunity for recreation and sport. East, west, north and south—in every boating community in the United States and in foreign countries—there is now being exhibited the most outstanding fleet of Chris-Craft motor boats ever created. Thousands of families, many of whom have never owned a boat be- fore, are planning now for a Chris-Craft year—a year of freedom—of joy—of health—of clean, wholesome sport for the young folks. See your Chris-Craft dealer today. Let him show the actual boats —help you select the model best suited to your needs. There are eighteen of them—runabouts, sedans, commuters, cruisers—including one that will suit your purpose and purse. Deferred payments if desired. Free Catalog describes all models. (Chris-Cratt representatives in principal centers throughout the world. CHRIS SMITH & SONS BOAT COMPANY 202 Detroit Road, Algonac, Michigan New York Factory Branch: 153 West 3ist Street at 7th Avenue Chris-Craft World's Largest ny og ‘Al-Mahogany 18 model sos Commuters ~ + Cruisers 22 t0 38 feet 3010.45 Miles an Hour 83 t0 223 Horsepower 80 26 Passengers $2235 to $15,000 Published Weekly by Life Medison Aye., New Ye Fer epee eat acto March Sisto. Tvisted ia U-Se A. Bava ss Dod Pomemions, AUTHOR'S TOAST Here’s to the book My publishers lost on; May my next one be sexy And censored in Boston! —Ladies Home Journa, A saxophone serenader down east was shot one night in mistake for a cat. It is explained that he didn’t sound exactly like a normal cat, but the shooter thought the cat might be sick.—Detroit News. News item says— “Girls who go to Smith College rid bicycles.” The item should read— “Girls who ride bicycles go to Smith College.” —Ted Cook in the New York American, An ideal sign for a pawnbroker would be: See Me at Your Earliest Inconveni- ence!—Kansas City Journal. Dispatches report the finding of the tomb of one of Solomon's wives. Some day excavators are going to find a woman who was not Solomon’s wife, and that will be news.—New York Telegram. THE NEW YORK HAVANA LIMITED 10 A. M. EVERY SATURDAY De Luxe Extra Fare Steamship Service Between New York and Havana The Caronia, 31,155 tons, largest and finest transatlantic liner in weekly service to Havana (direct to pier). N ith first cla +. charming lounges... verandah café. A new thermotank system of ven- tilation which makes inside rooms as fresh and airy as outside. Ad- vance hotel reservations in Havana. Special 13-day all- expense tours, No passports required. : Your Local Agent or CUNARD HAVANA SERVICE 25 BROADWAY, N. Y.C, No. 415, Feb, 15, 1929, Pad as fod Clam sods omeright 1920, Life Pub. Costa U. 8. comicbooks.com i ee ems pe