Judge, 1908-02-22 · page 14 of 16
Judge — February 22, 1908 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page primarily consists of **advertisements** rather than editorial cartoons, though it includes several small illustrated pieces at the top. The top section shows what appear to be theatrical or literary illustrations by various artists (Leonard, Grant, Crask, Elate), with titles like "A Contented Fool" and "And in the Waters Under the Earth"—likely promoting Judge's print catalog. A humor section includes brief joke exchanges (notably one about borrowing money) that reflect period comedy conventions. The dominant content is **advertising**: A large promotion for Glenn Lyle Saxton's 1907 house-plan book offers it free to readers who send $1 (later deducted), claiming it saves $100-$500 on construction. Below this is "Jasper's Hints to Money-makers," promoting financial advice from Leslie's Weekly about stock market investments. The page reflects early 1900s consumer culture—emphasizing practical self-improvement, home ownership, and financial literacy as accessible to middle-class readers. The Grand Central Station ad at bottom promotes New York Central Lines' transit infrastructure.
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By Hy, Leonard, by Gordon Grant. Copytisit, 1 74 by Judge Cor GRAND RIGHT AND LEET hy Jroze \ CONTENTED FOOL, Copyengt AND IN THE WATERS UNDER ‘THE, Copynet THE CENTRE Photograv ‘One dollar, a. by Judge Co, oF GRAVITY, NOW KEADY The pS Catakyue ot JUDGE. PRINTS Address JUDGE COMPANY New Yorn Copyright, ver, by Julge Co. HER MAST! S VOICE «la maid are found, | Molly—" When Wherever HENRY LINDENSEVIE & sONS Tam very sorry to hear, Captain Sale you tell him you had $500 inthe hank?” | Or turn it the other way, ter, that your wife left you so uncere- PAPER WAREHNOUSE!! (caree—"Ves.” You are sure to be right ménibasly : x Molly —* And what did he say 2” | If you look for a fight, | “My mistake, sir. [took her for a ee Benoa et George—" He borrowed it!” Sketchy] For where there’s a frill there's a fray. | m: 1 she proved to be a skipper.” Bits | —Boston Transcript Current Literature. if ORE YOU BUILD YOUR NEW HOME) SEND FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL $1 BOK FREE Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers The most liberal offer ever made by a publishing company for an Architect's book of plans The 1907 Edition Just Out This book will save you from $100 to $500 on your new house if you build after one of Glenn Lyle Saxton’s Original Plans HOW TO GET THE BOOK FREE END St to-day for this beautiful and it isa gift that you will be proud SO hook “American Dwelling to make room for on vour library taining hundreds of Heautiful homes table, Send for this fimous “Amer useful and com- ican Dwellin: the only book of ever published, phins that hasan intrinsie value and Idata very moderate will save yeu money, Published by Saxton, The Practical Ar urchitect’s service, Seleet_vour phin, — ehiteet, whose beautiful and « | send Judge Co., 225 Sth Ave., li are built in every country, even New York, « certified check forthe — in the most remote parts of the world, cost of plins, after deducting the $1 dle by the same arehi- which you paid for the book. Supple: American Dwell- Your book will not cost vou one cent se plans, Do you ever make investments In Wall Street securities? Do you ever buy or sell stocks or bonds? If s0, do not fail to read “ Jasper's Hints to Money-makers” every week in “Lex lie’s Weekly,” in which questions re- garding stocks and bonds are honestly and conservatively answered, and hints given as to the outlook in the stock market from week to week, ‘This is the most reliable financial de- partment published in the United States, and thousands have testified in writing that it has either made ot saved them money, the only practic plete book ofp “The plans are figure, and will Save vou theeostofan Glenn TL Address. JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Filth Avenue, New Yorks 5 cts. G@ GRAND CENTRAL STATION, Center of New York—NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES ON THE SUBWAY-ELEVATED AND SURFACE CAR LINES. comicbooks.com