Judge — May 21, 1904 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Shrewd advertisers should be quick to take advantage of it. The’ centre-page picture of| President Roosevelt will make it sell like hot cakes. NUMBER DATED JUNE 18th— ADVERTISING FORMS CLOSE JUNE 7th SHARP Mr, Newedd—" What! in the house ? on Mrs. Newedd— Yes, my love, but I found I hadn't enough to buy a stove and hire a cook, too, so I let the stove go. But the cook is here, and she’s a treasure. She has just gone out to get us some crack- lers and cheese. New York Weekl I gave you money to buy “When a man goes out for a spin, what should he wear ?” * Oh, that's easy—a topcoat.” “And when he goes out in his auto- mobile 2” « Why, he should be dressed to k When a girl goes to a musicale, what | should she wear ?” «An accordion-plaited skirt.” kers Statesman, The Four-Track News for June is out, and it’s a gem beyond a doubt. It’s be- ing read in Me. and Penn, and Mo. and | Mais, and Fla. and Tenn, and Conn, and Ja and Minn, and Wash. and Cal. and Miss. 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The Dusiness has hada most remarkable growth dur- ing the past ten years, One: Hundred. thousand men and women are now engaged in directing the expenditure of that vast |. Many are now Waking up to the ad pupils to ask — fession ij tha hey Wil "be hearty decking werters, Begin nove and 1 have you re ‘Now, remember the demand is not for those who can string together a few high-sounding words, and who Rave but'a smattering of types. The market is full of that hind.” ot storekeepers and manuiacturers exery- really well-informed place their business: bri Linvite my ‘Next fall and winter there will Can be most profitabl of advertising people J handled. am gradua g—talk of the you ps many times “Then let the records prove the truth of that statement by the successes my graduates have unilorm. ly. made. ‘This school Never Lost a Student because of dissatisfaction with its system of instme-inn, Whas enrolled many who have experimented with ether ter than all others—there are doubtless many men tha fare abler than I. because by it pupils are guaranteed personal snstruc: tion: because Tam conscientiously and constantly mitt the requirements of each pupil ; because that onl faust a fhe o¢ she, ware the only one 1 had. 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