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This page from **Judge** magazine is primarily **advertising** with several short humor pieces typical of early 20th-century American publications. The cartoons and jokes use gentle domestic satire: - **"A Difference"**: A boy refuses to give his seat to his father on a streetcar (no pain), but fears his father reaching for a strap at home (implying corporal punishment). This reflects period assumptions about paternal discipline. - **"At Regular Intervals"**: A clerk assumes a citizen has lighting problems; the citizen reveals he only notices poor gas service "after dark"—a mild complaint about utility service. - The **Foreigner/Medicine Hat** joke plays on the absurd place name, with a traveler unable to believe it's a real location. The remaining content consists of **product advertisements** (Boston Garter, Corbet Cigars, Trimble Whiskey, Tabasco Sauce, Mackintosh Toffee) and **classifieds** offering financial advice, pictures, and business opportunities—typical of Judge's revenue model in this era.

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A DIFFERENCE. “Why don’t you get up and give that seat to your father, Bobby ?” reprimanded the lady. “ Don’t it pain you to see him reaching for a strap ? Not ona street-car,” chuckled Bobby, “but it pains me to see him reaching for a strap at home."—Chicago News. a you do drink, drink Tp; one Wy Mbia» AT REGULAR INTERVALS. | “But you are always bothered with poor light, are you?” inquiredthe com- plaint clerk at the gas office Oh, no, not always,” replied the quiet citizen, | “Ah! [ thought so; it’s only at cer- tain times that you notice it, eh 2” | “ Yes; only after dark."—Philadelphit Public Ledger. Here's to man from moming to night, Here's to the man with courage wth The courage to fight and the courage to live ‘The courage to lear, and to love and Jasper’s Hints to iskey SUPS, TEARS Money- makers wi ‘ Green Label. EsTasusHgo Sample patr, CottontBe. AT ALL FIRST-CLASS: Dealers itera... t FOTS soe. Be Nase cae anpce ea or0. rnosr co. Mater eston, base, JUST LOVELY. «Is Mrs, Wadleigh’s husband good ' her 2" inquired the visitcr of Mrs. Goldrox “1 should say he was!" exclaimed POWER OF ADVERTISING. Foreigner (as the train stopped)— “ Ees zees Medicine Hat ?” Native—* Yes, sir.” 4 Do you ever make investments in Wall A SAFE BET. Mrs. Fawback— Get right away from here, you nasty tramp, or I'll call my husband.” Oliver Mudd — ban’ ain’t to hom: Mrs. Fawback—* How do you know ?” Oliver Mudd—« Husbands of women like you never come home, ‘cept fer meals."— Cleveland Leader. 6000 INCOMES FOR ALL. 10 30 per cent, comm! to get orders for our ‘Teas, Coffees, Spices, G'wan! Yer hus- tracts and Baking Powder, fal Presents and Coupon P. 0. Box 289, 31-33 Vesey Street, N. ¥. Jus Wait Till I Tell You! ‘You can get seven lovely pictures and « set of twelve Tally Cards, dainty as they can be, with ‘alle cords and tassels, ALL FoR SEVENTY CENTS ‘The pictures are just dear! You get three Stan- Inve Peten, cao big one oa fae cuted soos, hens in tin on heavy pape, rody to frame for the parlor. It i the bef value for the money the Judes Company has ever offered, and you want to order right away. Address Judge Company, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York. Street “securities? Do you ever buy of tell stocks of bonds? If s0, do not fail toread " Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers"* every week in * Leslie's Weekly," in which questions regarding stocks and bonds are honedlly and conservatively answered, and hints given as to the outlook in the @ock market from week to week. This is the moft reliable financial department publish- ed in the United States, and thousands have teftibed in writing that it has either made of saved them money. Buy a copy of **Leslie’s Weekly” at your newsdealer’s for ten cents, and see for yourself, or send in a three mont! trial subscription to “Leslie's Weekly” for $1.25, eubich will give you the right to free an- swers to any questions regi Frocks and bondsahichou may ask, Address Judge Company, 225 Fourth Beas Avenue, New Y. rery | BG, E, com ot THE GREAT TERN Te 00.| The Prettiest Auto Pi@ure Out *JILTED® "I could be happy with either, ‘Were “tother dear charmer away." belly pple: are Yeates fe Tomine STO 4 8, securely packed, oy eke in the United States upon receipt of price, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Company, 225 Fourth Anak New Jee eer Foreigner—* Can you show me ze fac-| Mrs. Goldrox. |tory where you make ze cold waves ?”"—| didn’t offer the slightest objection to pay- | ing her alimony."— Milwaukee Sentine Chicago Tribune. “Why, from the start he IN HORSE-FLY LAND. “Pretty powerful mactine, this.” “ Sure, It's twelve horse-fly power.” Adds tastiness to food, tite, and promntes digestic McIihenny’s theoriaoal nusehalf ‘Astinsslating ecaactingTor SsepacBessee Bey: ds, Gravies, Oysters, Clams Fish, Roasts-ete, Booklet of Recipes on request. McILHENNY'S TABASCO. New Iberia, La, JohnMackinté bsh | the Toffee K MACKINTOSH’S TOFFEE. A.CANDY, originated fn Vornaniar, Englan Me's are batter cream apd mar. and ol are on every packs ‘me SONS MACKINTSI, Dept. 28, T8 Hodes 8S. comicbooks.com