Judge — July 8, 1882 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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12 THE JUDGE. E. Ridley & Sons, Grand, Allen & Orchard Sts., NEW YORK. SUMMER NOVELTIES IN Millinery and Straw Goods PANAMA AND MANILA HATS, COMBINATION UNDER BRIM, Tée., KSC, $LIR PAYAL HATS, POR BEACH AND MOUNTAIN, TRIMM! SATIN: PORCUPIN cents up. COLORED OSTRICH TIPS (three In a bunch), 1.3, COLORED OSTRICH PLUMES, t8c., 88¢., $1 op. HOSIERY su HATS AND BONNETS, 5, 9, 13, 18 ER ME! AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR, GULAR MADE UNBLEACHED 1-2 HOSE, 1212. 15, PANCY HALP HOSE, 1 BALBRIGGAN UNDEI OUR UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT a SIX SHIRTS TO ORDER, LAUNDT PARASOLS. ALL REDUCED TO CLEAR. ALL LACE PARASOLS, $1.10, PANCY BROCADE PARASOLS, $1.6 CARDINAL AND BLACK COACHING PARASOLS, BLACK SATIN PARASOLS, TRIMMED, SPANISH LAC! $3.0. RDINAL SATIN NISH LACE RASOLS, TRIMMED EXTRA QUAL PANS FROM 10 cents to §2. Dress Goods. We are Offering Special Bargains in BLACK SURAI, ADINES, DINES, ALL WOOL BUNTINGS, PI GOODS, BROCAL STINGS, SUITINGS, CASIIM WASH DRESS GOops. LAWNS, GINGHAMS, ZEPHYR-GIN LOTHS, ETC. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. HAMS, CHAMBRAY SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICATION. Ridley’s Fashion Quarterly SUMMER NUMBER Now out. Subscription, $c. per annum: 1Se. Single Copy. EDW'D RIDLEY & SONS, 309, 311, 311 1-2 to 317 Crand Streets 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70 Allen Street; 50, 61, 63 Orchard Street, NEW YORK. Sue. » Ciara Lovie Kettoca, who was advertised the past season of concert as being about to wed a m bamed Whitney, of Philadelphia, has broken off the engagement, if there ever was one, It is said that i quiry into the character of Whitney has discovered the fact that he had several entangling alliances, pretty tough on general principles, and thi would have to lead a life that would be. worse for her toempty chairs and sing for cold victuals the alance of her nataral life. The idea of a girl sin; n the stage for twenty-five years, and never maki ash until the last year, and then make one, 1s a bad example to set to other young singers.— Tur Rev. Dr. McCook says that his idea of a Sunday journal is one which he would fill up with sermo poetry. V rmons? Peopl on Sundays than any other day in the week. would be no object Sanday pape ever “break the town Heratd, up with poetry contained on! abbath ” by poetry, no on aiding them, A vasifosasLe summer drink is called “Ju Julep.” Probably because a man, after imbi afew glasses, thinks he's traveling with a circus, and feels as if he owned four legs.—Norristown Herald. Ir is alleged th ker Keifer, in attend field's funeral, charged in his bill of expense 3 fora shine.” Just as if getting his boots blacked wasn't more of a mark of re deceased than taking a drink. —Syracuse Herald. Jenning’s Sanitary Depot. ., JENNINGS PATENT WATER CLOSETS. 3 « Dang Sp x. Good Coffee. Thurber’s package coffees are selected by an ex- pert who understands the art of blending various flavors, They are roasted in the most perfect man- ner, then put tn poand packages (in the bean, not Ground), bearing our signature as a guarantee of Genulneness, and each package contains the Thurber recipe for making good Coffee. We pack two kin! Thurber’s “No. 34,” strong and pungent; Thurber's “No 41," mild and rich. One or the other will sult every taste. H.K. & F. B. THURBER & CO., West Broadway and Reade 8t., New York. (Geert Reroet, re exowe or oan Pp) Tra Qatar Cone on Troma Pra.’ Da. Searne a Som, are WEST und QUICKEST CLEANER and POLISHER THE WORLD Of NICKEL, SILVER WARE, AND PLATE GLASS, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. THE LUSTRO COMPANY, NEW YORK. >~ORGANS*< 27 Stopsl0 SetsReeds,S109.75 r oF) Toast Pa =F pce TMT LL nea eo Ve Remit by Bank Draft, Post Ofice Order or Regis. tered Letter, Money’ refunded with {atereet 1f Bot as represented after one years use, Oryans dullt on the old plan, $90, $40. $:0, 8to 11 stops. Sa-Catalogue FREE. Address or call upon DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washisgton, New Jersey Bound copes First Volume of THE JUDGE, price in cloth, $3.50, For sale at the Publication Office, ‘34 and 36 North Moore street, New York. comicbooks.com