Judge — April 28, 1906 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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AAARAARARA AAA AA AA NY MEMORIES. YEARS ARE REQUIRED TO DE- VELOP THE MATURITY AND FINE FLAVOR OF HUNTER I remember, I remember The gowns I used to wear; The yellow-figured jaconet, The purple-sprigged mohair, They always were a bit too long, Or else not long enough ; And often, in the latter case, Pieced out with different stuff. I remember, I remember The roses, red and white, Upon my bayadere barege. (It must have been a sight !) My solferino balzarine— My lilac satinet— We gave that to an orphan child. (The child is living yet !) T remember, I remember My magenta wool delaine ; My salmon taglioni, too. (Twas lined with satin jean.) My lovely light-blue empress cloth, Picked out with bands of dove, I wore the night Joe came to call And told me of his love. I remember, | remember Those gowns so quaint and queer ; I wore them with a happy heart For many a happy year. Ihave an ivory-satin now, Embroidered fair with pearl ; Bur, ah, I'm further off from heaven Than when I was a girl —Carolyn Wells, in Good Housekeeping. Llaletataalaissisatatastastaiainatslataiataiattttetettetatteteesee! WONDERFUL PARROT. A woman in a London flathouse was accused of singing hymns to her parrots XXX XKXXXKXKAXXAAT, [for the benefit of their souls. This re- eee | calls to the London Chronicle the most accomplished parrot in history. It be- odie’ AoE OF | ionged to Colonel Dennis O'Kelly, and are cared ey NT ered in a || %88 famed for its whistling of the togth ly collected and gathe heat binding for the purpose of distribution || Psalm. When the or! aie in 1787, Reson hie Saany adfairees, Upon receipt {|2 large proportion of his obituary notice of $.85 we will send this book to any ||in the Gentleman's Magazine was de- address, postage prepaid. voted to this remarkable bird, which got postage prep J to th kable bird, which JUDGE COMPANY, New York || another considerable notice of its own when it died, fifteen years later, in Half Moon street, Piccadilly. This parrot or orm oe .. | could also whistle, "God Save the King ” You are fond of Gounod, of course ?”| snd » The Banks of the Dee.” and would said Miss Gusch at the musicale, address-| 2% hack and correct itself if it got a note ing the long-haired stranger near her. | Wrong. It could even answer questions, oak Me 2 replied | the man. who paps land its master was said to have refused pietr ets fe five hundred guineas a year to show it in none,"—Philudelphia Ledger. public. 8 y aryl eafenen Sanita a's fenand by Jobers lelaielnietainietsiaiiieieiel iit iiiit tit tetetetes teeweteiep ia iiernee ities BUSY MONTH AT PATENT-OFFICE. ORIGINAL DRAWINGS Receipts at the patent-otfice for last week reached the highest point in its his- AND tory, with one exception, The revenue PAINTINGS amounted to $41,226, while those of the same week for last year were $45,499.55- FROM FIVE DOLLARS UP From these figures it will be seen that the month of April is an especially busy aan one at the patent-office. An official was We wid lew ent wack asked for an explanation of the fact, and replied that it was due in great part to the inactivity of the farmers throughout the country during the winter months, JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG || Wii yasing srt the une durog he B. CORY KILVERT long winter evenings their thoughts nat- aie urally turn to labor-saving devices, and BOB ADDAMS as a result some new invention soon 1S. KESETHELY? makes its appearance on the old plow, JOHN CASSEL |reaper, harvester, or other agricultural ¢. DART WALKER implement. The next step is the search pe for a patent-attorney's address, and fees SARK and applications soon find their way into rain i the patent-office— Washington Post. oes mean? ete TOLD ALL IN ONE SENTENCE. IEE Doll Faulkner was the victim of quite Come in when you are near and ||a serious accident yesterday evening, see what we habe. while riding a bicycle out to his brother Tom's home in the southeast part of the city, as a result of the breaking of the Picture Dept., Judge Co., fame near the front wheel, pitching Doll eadlong to the ground, striking upon 225 Fourth Ave. New York his face, which was cut and braised (n'a most frightful manner chief of which was a terrible gash clear across his forehead, ae while the nose, mouth and chin were WAMAUANEN | batty cut-—aurera Argus, \iison—- “Whe oxiiy whaskey, hak wraces a complete, quaranieed onclysis on each terery, bittle- See back abel! HE HAD ALL THE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. Goat—"' Gee whiz! | got ‘em this time for sure.” What! been eatin’ beer corks again ?" No; | just finished half a dozen new almanacs.” F YOU are thinking about Building a House an in- vestment of $1.00 now will save you hundreds of dollars in building a house, by get- ting the latest and most prac- tical ideas of the noted and capable architect, Mr. George Palliser. We therefore de- sire to call your special at- tention to our new book just issued and containing over ONE HUNDRED UP-TO-DATE HOUSE PLANS THE TITLE OF THIS BOOK I8 GEORGE PALLISER’S MODERN BUILDINGS Avvew up-to-date book, deo pane, al new soe) of thom suc to Sonece! aloo plane of FOB Livery Beaaings Some Hote, Sesblea, OCS Hal, ee. is book is a collection of practical designs showing examples of houses recently built, and in- salatie wo everyone thing Tallding, by reason of their having been, wih very few exceptions planned in course of a busy architect's practice daring the last few years, and boil is ‘arty par lhe cooiry win the prices Fall description late, giving sizes, height of stories, how bult and fniabed, and payload ‘very great value to ‘contemplating build. land most carefel study of those erecting them, ‘These and ect by sak ponpatd so See eee % JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York Remit by money order or check—don't send currency. comicbooks.com