Judge — October 13, 1906 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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THE LIQUEUR OF POLITE SOCIETY age | NO MISTAKE. | The editor was apologizing over the| telephone for an annoying typographical | error in his paper. In our account of the meeting at | which you were chairman last night, | colonel,” he said, * we tried to say, * lowing is a detailed report of the pro-| ceedings,’ but it appeared in’ print, as | perhaps you have noticed, * Following is a derailed report,’ and so forth. takes of that kind, you know, will” | It may have been an accident [rupted the man at the other ¢ |wire, «but it wasn't a mistake. You side-tracked most of the report."—Chi- s e President of U.S. (March 3rd, 1897) signed a bill passed by SS Congress and Sen- - y ate, permitting * as to bottle our whiskey in its cago Tribune, STILL BITTER, “Well,” said_he, anxious to patch up their quarrel of yesterday, “aren't you curious to know what's in this package ?” : ‘ot very,” replied the still belliger- fe indifferently. “Well, it's something for the one I love best in all the world.” “Ah! I suppose it’s those suspenders you said you needed.""— Catholic Stand- res Chartres ard. vow HE cUT IT. “ Yes'm ; Wiltam dun seen me wif Mr. Jacksing, an’ he sed he would nevah \Speak to neida one ob us no mo’, tho’ | Liqueur I serve oe BOTTLED IN BOND | by, U. S. Treasury Dept's. “Green Stamp"— positive proof dun tol’ him Mr, Jacksing was only a id Purity. Sunny Brook was the only Whiskey awarded | quaintance.” id Medal at St. Louis World's Fair. Avoid Whiskies not Guaranteed by U. S. LIQUEUR That's too bad, Maria. Did he cut SUNNY BROOK DISTILLER Peres Chartreux —GREEN AND YELLOW— your acquaintance with acerbity ?” Pets “No'm; wif a_ razah.” — Baltimore American, m ‘THE HEARST EXAMPLE? “Here, boy, give me one of to-day’s Known zs Chartreuse ” | papers. FoR MEN OF BRAINS 100,000 sitmtntenttestenens a ’ COYNE BRO RADE SCHOOLS, *MADE AT KEY WEST.— St. Loot “em all out day before Exchange. | yesterday * Sew York: 239 1000 Ave, America’s Best Humorous Cartoon Weekly PAE first number of JuDGE was dated October 29th, 1881, and it is 4) the intention of the publishers to fittingly celebrate its quarter-century mark by issuing a special Silver Anniversary number under date of October 27th, 1906. It is a matter of great pride to the publishers that JUDGE, one of the pioneers of cartoon journalism, is to-day more prosperous than at any time since its foundation, and is recognized the world over as 9] the best American humorous weekly. We earnestly request:the co-operation of our friends to make our Silver Anniversary number the best ever published. It will be an issue that will be kept for many years. We can recommend this number to all advertisers. Copy should be in our hands by October 13th at the latest. We want you represented. JUDGE COMPANY 225 Fourth Ave. New York City comicbooks.com