Judge — October 27, 1906 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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ho teay GLORIOUS OF CORDIALS Added eeaAAAAREAAAA ASE AEE LLL LIQUEUR Peres Chartreux GREEN AND YELLOW— This famous cordial, now made at Tarra. gona, Spain, was for centuries distilled by the Carthusian Monks (Pires Chartreux) at the Monastery of La Grande Chartreuse, France, and known throughout the world ts Chartreuse. Tho above cut represents the bottle and label employed in ap of the article since the Monks tion from France, and it is now known as Liqueur Peres Chartrenx (the Monks, however, still retain the right to use the ‘old bottle and label as well), distilled by the same order of Monks, whohave securely guaried the sccret of ly manufacture for hundreds of years, and who alone posses knowledge of the elements of this delicious nectar. At erstctass Wine Merchants, Gre ier & Co.45 liroadway, x Sole Agents for United States HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE iage HAD BUT ONE FACE. Ex-Congressman Eddy of Minnesota, according to the Springfield Repudlican, | was known as the homeliest man in con- gress. He wabbled on the silver issue in 1896. A few years later he was to speak in a small town, and on arriving he saw in an opposition newspaper a head-line to the effect that « Two-faced Eddy Speaks Here To-night.” That evening, when he stood before his audi- ence, he said, in his low, sympathetic | voice, * You know, ladies and gentlemen, | that I'm not the man referred to in this paper. It must be some one else, for | there is no one here who does not know that if I had two faces I would wear the other one.” CAREFUL EPITAPHIST. Sanpontino went to inspect the splen- did monument of a tomb which he had erected to the memory of his dead wife, | but did not like the inscription, « Here |she sleeps,” thinking it said too little. The sculptor suggested that he might add something else, whereupon Sanpon- tino said, “ Well, then, put *Sst! Do not awaken her """— La Caricaturista. THE POOR FAMILY. “I never saw anybody as crazy as Elsie over a mechanical piano.” “Nor |. he’s played hers until she has flat-footed.” — Cleve- | | land Press. | FORCE OF HABIT. | Ske— And did you have a bath while at the beach ?” Yo; you see, I left before Sat- urday night.""— Yonkers Statesman. HOW THE COOK FARED. Mrs. Knicker —"1s your cook treated like one of the family Mrs. Smartset 1 bani kisses her."—/ WISE WOMAN. “ By the way, dear,” began Mr. Bluf- fington, “I met a fellow to-da ," interrupted his wife WS | Backed by U. ‘S. Law in law and Is bottled under direct supervision of bears U. S. Treasury Dept’s “GREEN STAMP”— ige and purity. Avoid Whiskies Not ‘Brook Distillery Co. 2etever Cate ky. March 3rd, 1897 a law was passed by Congress and the Senate and signed by the President of the Guaranteed by U.S. Mrs. Harper Was Surprised when her husband’s policy, on which premium payments had ceased, was paid in full. She did not realize that an Extended Insurance Clause is found in all regular ordinary Life In- surance policies now issued by The Prudential. “Twas therefore very much surprised,” she wrote from her Indiana home, “to be notified within a few days after my husband’s death that the claim would be paid in full.” Perhaps you would be surprised at the liberal provisions of a Prudential policy. We would like to explain them to you. Address Dept. N. The Prudential Insurance Company of America Incorporated as a Stock Company by the State of New Jersey. JOHN P. DRYDEN, President Mome Office, NEWARK, N. J. STRENGTH OF f SIBRALTAR i “THE\20TH CENTURY LIMITED’’ Fastest Long Distance Train in the World, 960 Miles in 18 Hours, Via the LINES “« America's Greatest Railroad” This magnificent train is equipped with Pullman cars of the very latest design and has all the special features which have made the New York Central service so deservedly popular. Barber, Fresh and Salt Water Baths, Valet, Ladies! Maid, Manicure, Stock and Market Reports, Telephone, Stenographer, etc. A dozen other fast trains between NEW YORK, BOSTON AND. BUFFALO, DETROIT, CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, the West and the Southwest. C. F. DALY, Passenger Traffic Manager, New York. comicbooks.com