Judge — August 10, 1907 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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A vacation lobster is as much leapt by a glass of Evans Ale as any other MENNEN’S BORATED TALCUM TOILET Fee eee Other bitters lose | their vogue when “Underberg” Bitters is introduced. cious, exclusive flavor —imitated, but never equalled, makes it a fa~ vorite, but, its beneficial effects as an irstantan- eous tonic and “bracer"’ render it unique as a stimulant. It aids digestion and is among the choicest of table luxuries. Enjoyable as « Cocktail Better for You The tastiest of all with sherry or mixed drinks. LUYTIES BROTHERS 204 William Street, New York, Sole Agents “Who was AEsop ?" *\ naturefaker, my son."—Ex, EST INSTITUTION IN THE WORLD. gard in which The Prudential nce Company is held by the public s home city was shown at the Chil- Day services in one of the, Newark, churches one Sunday ‘recent; stor had given the children a talk Christian Church, and, in order to st how much ‘information the| ones had absorbed, at the close of narks asked them if any one could \ what was the greatest institution world. Quick as a flash a little piped out, * The Prudential Insur- Company.” When you consider what The Prudential has done toward beticring conditions in this world of ours, the little fellow wasn’t far off the right track, and no doubt his reply was an echo of the opinion of his parents regard- ing the company.—/nsurance World. Wipe JURY WAS SKEPTICAL. Judge Fox of the Supreme Court killed a turkey in southeast jouri the day after the hunting season closed. When hisatten- tion was called to his violation of the law he went before the grand jury and made a complaint, telling how he had made a wonderfully long shot and did not expect to kill the turkey, but instructed the jur- ors that it was their duty to indict him, especially as it was his duty to know the law, and his oversight was therefore the more inexcusable, When he afterward inquired why he was not fined for the misdemeanor he was informed that the jury did not believe he could have killed a turkey as far as he claimed to have shot.—Linn Creek Rev- eile, A glass of soda and a tablespoonful of Ab- bott’s Bitters make a pleasing drink and acts as a tonic. SIGNS IN ALBANY. nated sign shows a hand pointing to- ward the capitol, and inscribed thus: VETOES! VETOES! Antistic and Practical Vetoer, CharLes Evans Hucues. Solicits a trial, Satisfaction Guaranteed. ‘An independent plant running on the open-shop principles night and day. | Vetoes of all lengths and colors con-| stantly in stock. | No connection with any other concern in| | this country. Once tried, always used. Handwork a specialty. For further detajls see newspapers. Below this sign, and near the Ten Eyck, is another : BARGA\N ! For sale cheap, for cash, or to exchange, ‘One Party Chairmanship, One Party Organization. | Both slightly used, but not badly worn. Present proprietors’ dislike the climate and contemplate entering the wholesale lemon trade. Of these goods Charles Evans Hughes says: | ‘or my purposes they have proved | eminently satisfactory." | N. B.—Newburgh papers please copy. —New York Sun. The name of Sohmer & Co. upon a piano is | a guarantee of its excellence. SUSPICIOUS, “1 guess Mr. Roxley ain't as rich as some people think,” said Tommy. + You said he didn’t have to work, but could, jest go ‘round enjoyin’ hisself wherever Sin. barrel, nickel plated @nish, 22 rlm- | \dge, 35 ce On Capitol Hill, in Albany, an illumi- IVER JOHNSON, SAFETY AUTOMATIC REVOLVER | FZ Arevolver that can be discharged in any other way than by pulling the trigger is a mechanical absurd- ity as well as a constant danger. The things you can do to an Iver Johnson Safety Automatic Revolver without discharging it would keep you busy all day. The one thing you can’t doto it is—fire it in anv other way whatever than by pull- the trigger. Handsome in appearance, made in many styles—like a rifle for accuracy—hard- hitting and speedy—but always safe to handle. Send for “SHOTS,” a booklet about absclutaly safe revolvers, and our (lustrated catalogue of superior firearms Wer Johnson Hammer Revolver Iver Jehasen Salety Ham Hammerless Revolver Ss =$7 For sale by Hard Goods dealers everywhere, oF will be sont propald om receint of price if your dealer will not supply, “Look for the owl's head on tho grip and our name on tho barrel. IVER JOHNSON'S ARMS & CYCLE WORKS, 153 River Street, Fitchburg, Mass. New Yonx: 9 Chambers Street, Hawmono, Genwaxy: Plokbuten 4 Pactric Coast: 136 Park 8t., Alameda, Cal. DOM, ENGLAND! Tt Mincing Lave, E. ©. Makers of Iver Johnson Single Barrel Sbotguas and Iver Johnson Truss Bridge Bicycles fire cartel nter-fire cartridge HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE ‘Nos. 82,4, and 26 Bleecker Street Branch Warehouse, 30 Heekman Street, New York SLL Kinds OF TAPER MADE TO ORDER, esas Healy Ovn e Dismend er etch us one €ft SH Taeihsiss vee ees Sitie cose ite asuzwas SMILING JOE After being strapped to the frame for a year he has been put on his feet for life at Sea Breeze, with the help of the sun and the wind and the sand and the surf, good food and kind care, Sea Breeze is also the place where we are trying to provide Fresh Air Outings for 25,000, many of whom are sick or at the breaking point, with no other escape from dark, foul tenements and stifling streets. Buy happiness for them, with strength and new courage, by sending to Sea Breeze for a week : A worn out mother with three children.$10.00 ‘A Vesthing baby and “litle moth An andere ail eating 8 eit eS | ‘An ‘aged woman gh port. Give « poot Literature sent for Falrs and Enter. tainments. We will write if desired, just how your gift is used, whether $1 or $100. he pleased.” “So he kin; said Jimmy. | “Well, he wasn’t at that dandy Sun- day-school picnic of ours yesterday, an’ the tickets wuz on'y twenty-five cents."— Catholic Standard. By James Mowrcomexy FLacc Copyright, 1907, by Judge Co. Photogravare in sepia, 12 x 15—Fifty Cents Inquiry is invited as to Memorial Gitts. aE R.A MINTURN, Treas, Room 20, No. 105 Last 284 Street, New Ver NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR R. FULTON CUTTING, “GOOD MORNING” AND “GOOD NIGHT” THE FIRST AND LAST WORDS and every word between was sweet, inno- cent and happy as the two faces ° smiling at us. Address PICTURE DEPARTMENT, JUDGE CO. 225 Fourth Avenue, New York Trade supplied by Anderton Magazine Cox 52 Union Square, New York Copyright, 1906, by Juage Compans Photogravure in sepia, 12x 15—Filty Cents comicbooks.com