Judge — September 7, 1907 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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waape The animals were leaving ne ark, DON?T BE FAT! Noah, with pencil and the original in voice, was checking them off as. the; | passed out, Y My New Obesity Food Q Food Quickly As the last animal on deck: walked down the gang-plank a terrible commo- | tion arose in the hold, Is Absolutely Sale, * * * | “What's that 2” asked Mrs. Noah. You'll know soon enough,” answered = TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE. ordeta Beg. WHISKEY | Noah. « You take the other women and go upon the hurricane deck as soon as > {you can get there. Ham, stand by to ‘ The Truth lift off the booby hatch. All ready! Off a... i Can be told about with it!” Ham opened the hatchway. . Great Two gray old rats came forth. Western Followed by an immense army of half- grown rats, younger rats, rats in all First in popu- stages of youthful rathood — rats, rats, rats, rats! larity because Squeaking, tumbling over one another in their mad haste, some of them fallin, first in quality. off the plank as they crowded down it Sole Agents they rushed tumultuously ashore and pro- W. A. TAYLOR & CO, ceeded to scatter themselves over the New York whole earth. Their descendants are with us yet. Thanks, Noah !—Chicago Tribune. | tye nove titatration Shows the Remarkable Ett of Tae Weaderfal Obesity Food—What It fas Miss-fortune occasionally comes to a WORRY THAT'S REAL. tbe W Wi De Fee Vex. man on his wedding-day, but he doesn't} 9, ‘ | i} ‘oakley. You're right; most people ys new Obesity Food, taken at mealtime, compels a ne Me | perfect assimilat of the food and sends the food Wwiceris sho’ worry bec Noa can eat all you want, Temakes mci, know certain people who worry because You can eat all you waat. 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