Judge — June 12, 1909 — page 4: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

THE COLLEGE Sarcastic coach—* Wey! CREW OF uu number four, feather higher, and you won't catch so many * birds, 1929. SUGGESTIONS TO NEWCOMERS. HE FOLLOWING recommendations are offered to stran- ndeavoring to accommo- Jats : gers in a large city who are © themselves and their belongings to small-sized Try doubling. Stand a small bookease on the piano, a five-o’clock tea table on the music rack, or vice versa; the baby’s crib on the spare bed, hang hats on the gus fixtures, ete. Use condensed fouls, ‘They are tolerably palatable and a great c both before and after consumption, Buy your drugs in tablet form, Use the upper spaces, Many families now utilize the upper tof th rticles not in e« ch as th extension- economy of sp rooms for LV Aes Viseta also forspare Fix ts to be ssary, for Umbrella" V m down with the jrip4 trunks and chests, yes to the obj al, if ne lin 1 fasten stro: liating lines of rope ean be u nose your questa carefully, A dining table that would easily zen slim people might fail to accommodate half as many fat ones. Fit the dinir by cutting out spaces for the m run through the t Morris ch -room table against the wall posts, The st ttle careful work, ned slightly forward, Phonographs. Uf you wish phonograph entertainment, present one of thes other family in the block. The e Will be distinetly heard at all hours, « instruments to som musi Do wot leave any vacaut spuces, UE the hat box is empty, keep kbrooms, vier articles 3 while of things may the cheese in it. Dusters, w may be placed behind the pic be stored in the nd even he multitude Plants may be dispensed with by choosing floral wall papers, If a tabl ion is required, utilize the spring mil- linery. rn to walk sideways. lieve what comfort is added to flat life by walking. si ple joltings are avoided, as are the more serious wedgings in No one who has not tried it can b vays. Ins numer 8 that sometimes occur. Consult with your neighbors, One person may solve in five minutes what another would puzzle over for a year. Only last for instance, a lady who was in despair about her parlor, which accommodated only four chairs when five were needed, saw in a friend's house the very idea that she required. It a two- story chair—an armehair by d by a small, square roof, upon which a xmall rocker was placed, rigidly secured, of cot and fitted to rock in grooves, A slender ladder ran up the ba door low, cov THE NATIONAL ‘The game is played on a diame The piteher throws curses y Bat ask any fan in the town, And you "Il hear that baseball °s on the square. GAME. 'd swear, comicbooks.com