Judge — May 25, 1907 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Vuage Judge’s Amateur Contest This page is for JuDGE's amateur artist friends. It is open to all, whether| | subscribers or not. It is not a contest for prizes, but a chance for amateurs to try | their work in print. The money awards for accepted drawings are made small for the purpose of preventing professionals from competing for the prizes. For| the funniest picture accepted and published each week JUDGE will pay $5, for the second funniest $2.50, and for all others $1 apiece. Read the following rules : Every drawing must bear upon the back the full name and address of the artist, Caption: COLLEGE. Students are mighty other reading matter forming a part of the drawing must be plainly written underneath dieing shrewd judges of tobacco, | on the same side of the cardboard or paper. _ Every drawing must be accompanied with sufficient stamps. ‘They want the their | for its return in case ft is not accepted. Drawings in series cannot be used if there are more than ‘and it be: good: four in the series, and we would prefer not to have them offered in series at all. When a series is accepted, meeey Bema be: et the two or more pictures constituting the series must count as one drawing for the purposes of this conest. ‘That is why most of them smoke \ Payment for all accepted drawings in this contest will be made on or near the date of their publication — aie in Jupce. Every drawing sent to us must be plainly addressed as follows: L pe i JUDGE (Amateur Contest), 225 FOURTH AVENUE, N. Y. CITY TR KE fter ; | Sliced Plug Pipe Tobacco Fine aroma, easily handled, (in in alices), gives a long, cool, ‘THOUSANDS have discarded the idea, of F as emoke, making their own cocktails —all will | ss Debs ask baie ts after giving the CLUB COCKTAILS a fair Pocket size, tin box, 10c. trial tifically blended from the choicest old liquors and mellowed with age make them the perfect cocktails that they are. Seven kinds, most popular of which are Martini (Gin hase), Manhattan (Whiskey base). ‘The following label appears on every bottle : G,F. HEUBLEIN & BRO, Sole Props. Hartlord New York London GENTLEMEN CHANGED JOBS. WHO DRESS FOR STYLE Beccar (on receiving quarter)—" Thankee, sir; thankee.”” NEATNESS, AND COMFORT Kino cent—"* Why, how's this? | thought you couldr | WEAR THE IMPROVED speak.” i Beocar—"* Well, you see, it’s this way—I was just taking th’ his . y poor blind man’s place what has this corner.” chi. 2 Kino cent—"" And where is he, sir ikes Brocar—"* Went down to th’ park to see th’ baseball game.” ae (First Prize, $5.00.) Submitted by Willard Warren Wilson, Santa Barbara, Cal t his on't F £ y THE RECOGNIZED STANDARD) erson ge ] x MIAThe Name Is k un: stamped on every can ween ore have . the ome the Ex. oi cy \~' UES FLAT TO THE LEG—NEVER -_ SLIPS, TEARS NORUNFASTERS. AB sereptepatr, StL, Cotton She, e this SS Mail doa receipt of price. right WHI A BIG DIFFERENCE. Tue viro—" Say! | wonder which one was Mrs. Farr—"' How much do you! put there to frighten me?” weigh, Mr. Slimm 2” sreatt Submitted by James O'Brien, Binghamton, New York. Mr. Susa—"* With or without my show bathing-suit ?"" Sabmitted by A. Hager, Kansas City, Kansas, Coates PiyMouTH GIN BEARS THIS LABEL kins The oap = : - ‘ " 4 Intending purchasers of a STRICTLY FIRST- face s ; :) Ca — CLASS Piano, or Piano and Sell-Player combined, should not fail to examine the merits of the world: GOT DAMAGED ALL RIGHT. Dusty Rnopes—" Wuz youse ever in a railroad wreck ?"* PIANOS Wayraring Watter—"* | wuz. and the “SOHMER-CECILIAN” Inside Players, Dusty Ruopes—"* Did youse git any damages ?” hich surpass all others. . Warraring Wat ‘Yes: but when | sued fer a thousand fatalogue mailed on application. ACE’ | aide 2 plunks I didn’t git ‘em. SOHMER & COMPANY, New York. i. (Second Prize, $2.50.) Submitted by Leo F. Myers, Crawfordsville, Indiana. Warerooms: Cor. Sth Ave, 226 5! ravi MORK cERTRAC une srore nou, “© LAKE SHORE LIMITED.” comicbooks.com