Judge, 1907-06-15 · page 12 of 16
Judge — June 15, 1907 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and catalog content** rather than editorial cartoons. The main elements are: **Top section:** Three brief humorous anecdotes (likely reprinted from other publications): - A joke about a poor poet unable to change a ten-thousand-dollar bill - A rhyme about a father discovering a strange hat, implying his daughter is courting - A Scotsman complaining about whiskey quality in an advertisement, not the landscape **Bottom section:** A catalog advertisement for the Judge Company's picture line, promoting art prints by popular contemporary artists (Charles M. Russell, James Montgomery Flagg, and others) available for purchase—including titles like "The Poacher," "A Peace Offering," and "Another Bridge Scandal." The page also includes advertisements for John Jameson Whiskey and White Rock mineral water. **No significant political satire appears here**—this is largely a commercial page showcasing the magazine's related business ventures.
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J PP Nal egy THREE ja, my WHISKEY j)*\\ Your guest knows he gets the best when offered Jameson Sole, Agents W. A. Taylor & Co. New York ARTISTS YOU SHOULD KNOW. Our picture line is growing all the time. We have only carefully-selected subjects by the best popular artists, reproduced in photogravure or photogelatine on the highest-grade stock, Send five cents to cover mailing expenses, for our new forty- eight-page catalogue, showing all our latest pictures, classified in subjects and with an Artists’ Index, Address Picture Department, Judge Company, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York. ROMEIKE’S 2 grany tbjct on whch you ~ tobe e Unnca Staves ted Earoge i vest Miape HE COULDN'T. Dealer—"This will be three dollars and forty-seven cents.” Poet —"« Exactly ; three dollars and forty- seven cents. I shall have to get it charged—unless (hesitating) —unless you can change a ten-thousand-dollar bill. Somerville Fournal. FATHER TUMBLES! Father, getting home from biz And the daily brawl, Finds a hat that isn’t his Hanging in the hall Coming from the club at ten, Still it isn't gone. Father takes a tumble, then— Courting going on. Louisville Courier-Fournal, It's the proper thing to take Abbott's Bitters | with a glass of sherry or soda meals ; gives you an appetite. At all druggists’. NO DANGER. Howell—“ Do you know that it has been said you shouldn't read a book that is less than a year old ?” Powell" There is no danger of my reading a book that is less than a year old. As soon as I buy one somebody borrows it and keeps it."—/ustrated Bits, SPRING OR FALL. Biggs—“ Did you make anything of a spring trip in your automobile ?” Diggs (gloomily)—* It was all spring when it wasn't fall."—Baltimore Amer- fean, THIS POINT UNCOVERED, The books of etiquette unfortunately right when he observes that the waist of a dy in the seat in front of him is unbut- * toned in the back.—Somerville Fournal. While Rock “The Champagne of Waters” NOT THE KIND HE LIKES. Laoy (hearing Scotchman grunt with disgust on passing advertising board)—"* Ah, I see you agree with me that those vandals should not be allowed to spoil this lovely scenery by putting up such hideous things.” ‘Sanpy—"' Nay, It wasna’ that, But she ‘s no’ a guid whuskey !""— Punch. After Prod N Copyright, 1906, by Judge Co, Pictures for Nature's Lovers After Charles MI Russel A REFRESHING DRINK Photogravure im green, 14. 19. 75 cents, By James Montgomery Flags. Copyright, 1906, by Jodge Copyright, 1906, by Judge Co. THE POACHER Photogravure in sepia, 12x 15. $0 cents. Record The , 1906, by Judge Co. A PEACE OFFERING Photogelatine in sepia, 12x 18 Deilar ‘Ove Judge Company 22s Fourth Ave. THEIR HONEYMOON—UP IN THE CLOUDS Photogravure in sepia, 15 x 20 ‘Ove Dollar. New York Copyright, 1907, by Jadge Co. ANOTHER BRIDGE SCANDAL Photogravure in sepia, 14 x19. 75 cents. comicbooks.com