Judge — July 9, 1898 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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‘The guiding star of candy lovers isthe famous name of Whitman. The excellence of WHITMAN'S 4 Chocolates and Confections has made them famous everywhere. >| sk the dealer. Whitman's statues Chocolate a perfect in flavor and quality, delicious and healthful. Made instantly with volling water. STEPHEN F. WHITMAN & SON, 1316 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Give rare cyoling pleasure. Crescent Tandems double it, adding compan- fonship, dividing work ~~ - Crescent Tandems Are properly built in every way. Strong, rgidsreliable, ‘And the price an honest on: aL i 375. CRESCENTS are the most popular bicycles made. Art Catalogue, with “Care ef the Wheel,” FREE, WESTERN WHEEL WORKS NEW YORK gud Liquor Habit cured ia 10 to 20 days. No pay till cured. Dr J. L. Stephens, Dept. L, Lcbanon, Ohio. CHICAGO Makers “O WAD SOME POWER THE GIFTIE GIE US.” Lapy cycuist (louring in North Holland)—'* What a ridiculous costume !" —Punch, New customer—'*1'll drop in next week and pay this bill.” Clerk—"L woulda’t put you to that trouble for the world, sir. I'll just send the goods ¢. 0. d."—Breoklyn Life. Pears’ “Beauty is but skin- deep” was probably meant to disparage beauty. In- stead it tells how easy that beauty is to attain, “There is no beauty like the beauty of health” was also meant to dis- parage. Instead it encour- ages “beauty, If the war ends now it will be a terrible thing for the militia boys who, momentarily expect- ing to be called out, have been kissing the girls good-bye for the last two weeks.— Chicago Times-Herald. ‘Why don’t you come forward and help whip the enemy? i inquired the indignant pa- triot, ** Why,” replied the pugilists in chorus, ** we're waiting for Spain to get a reputation.”* — Washington Star, a "BICYC LE NONE BETTER FREE MONARCH CYCLE MFG.CO._ | CHICAGO NEW YORK, Pears’ Soap is the means of health to the skin, and so to both these sorts of beauty. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it. THE PRIZE-WINNERS IN JUDGE'S THIRTEENTH PUZZLE CONTEST. Eighty contestants answered all of the puzzles correctly in the Thirteenth Contest. Sixty-six of these mailed their solutions at or prior to 6 p. m. on May 21st and share equally in the $250.00 award. Their names and addresses are given below. John W. Barbour, 9 Park Pla Place, Middletown, Conn.; G.C. Ingling, New Brunswick, N. J.; 4.1, Saas S57, Broadway, New Yore City Mra. M ipbia. Pa: G. G. Reichner, Princeton, N. L. Baldwin, P. O. Box 862, New York City; A. R Gardner 25 of Martin Bennett, Manager, Hartford, ‘chant Len ‘EB. McNeil, 37 E. Main St, Amsterdam, N. ap. son Ritner St, jelphia, Pa.; Bessie 3 Miss EF, nation 628 Alby St.. Alton, I io; Harry Bloomingdale, a: te Be Spriegichs, Mase + Hl. A Miss L. L. Haskell, Godfrey, iss St Matson, tora Central Ave., Newport, Ky.; NG Gustavus Demares ed. A. Cuzner, Pike, 22 Claremont Park, Boston, M: Miss Sue Kobo, 509 Greet St Long, P. 0. Box 1 AL Tindal i ry, . Stay, 4th and Ving Sis, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. E- H. est 46 W. rtoih St. New York City; D. M. Roth, Ingleside Place, ‘ith St, Chicago. 1 ark, 177 La Salle St. Ch Ricagor Ties He Es Vo st C.’Schwemlein. 438 Walaut St. car eC. Ma per, New Vor Qty; B.C. Bui Strand Park Aves, New Yor Ciry: Ben D. Sachs, care of Sacha & Monto Hal, 2163 Wesimianer St. Providence, R. 1; WS. Kennelly, 2933 24 Avery lisle,'Pa.; R. M.S. S. Putnam. Dr Nemae Sc, New Yore Cars fose Bay, Sais W, Madison St. Chicago, ey generals Office, Albany, N. ¥.; Dave Maney, care of Security Title & Trust i Chicanos its Oowaia Sta, 197 Monigomery St. Fort Wayne, 1nd Je-eat E, 99 St, Cincinnati, Obi 31 Linden 8t., Rochester, . Cobb, siidat "Building, Rochester, s’dlanche © Brunner, sot Swede Se, Norristown, Pact Re Paul Scudder, 736 Ridgeway, Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio; Elizabeth Goulding, tors Central Ave x Loebker, 36 Pike St., Covington, Ky.; George W. Critchell, 6955 Yale Ave., Chi Byue sen Ww James He Dingwell, Lakesoe, Cook C wrence. th Heal x 902, Baltimore, M. incinnati, Oh Ginnati, Ohio: Frank A. French, 6449 Wentworth Ave, Chicago. Middletown, Coan.; ‘ollege, 68th incinnati, Ohio: Charles F. New York City; Box 422, Car- r W. J. McBride, iio; Charles Kissel, 335 Broadway. Cin. Tromss B Barbet Nellie Mont Critehell, Goss Yale Ave., och 3 J. cago. Moses, Hany Fr Peenieaas: Crome Miaaicnse Co. Coan ; ©. Lapp ay6 Ooden Ave Chieag I erill Janeway, Harrison Building, Philadelphia, Pa. JUDGE'S FIFTEENTH PRIZE-PUZZLE CONTEST started in last week's issue of the paper. The correct answers to the forty puzzles of the Fourteenth Contest will be given in JUDGE No. 876, and the names of the prize-winners will appear in the number following, viz., No. 877. The last day for the receipt of solutions in the Fourteenth P 2d, They must all be in our hands before noon of that day. JUDGE PRIZE-PUZZLE DEPARTMENT, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. Price Welly szsle Contest is July THE NORTH SHORE LIMITED, via the Michigan Central, has a magnificent equipment of Wagner standard, compartment, and buffet sleeping-cars and buffet library-cars. Twenty-four hours New York to Chicago. Leaves Grand Central station daily ten a. m.,| arriving Chicago nine a. am, Leaves Chicago four p. m., and arrives New York five p. m. THE BES! “Teddy” Roosevelt's departure from the navy department to take the lieutenant-colonel- cy of a cavalry regiment seems to establish him as a horse-marine.— Elmira Guzette, We BARKER. Manutzt ROMEIKE'S fersrscuce cada, oF a ae ier many sabe et Fou wast ta be apo date Ev Bio tie (Ried sone rer. TROY, NY. HENRY LINDENMEYH & SONG, PArDR wy ae OU ea. ot, $2, 84 and 96 Bieseker Branch Warehouse, © Weekinan Street Nw YORE. ALL KINDe OF PAYER MADE TO ONDER. inporea wpe inecarched for fourbotices: Many HOMEiES ih Avenue, New Norke is comicbooks.com