Judge, 1909-11-27 · page 13 of 16
Judge — November 27, 1909 — page 13: what you’re looking at
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This page from *Judge* magazine contains primarily **advertisements and short fiction** rather than political cartoons requiring historical context. The main content includes: - **"Instead of Candy"**: A romantic short story (by Montgomery Flagg) about a man wagering he can kiss a woman within 24 hours at a beach resort—a lighthearted narrative about courtship and male bravado. - **Fashion illustration** titled "Slaves of Fashion" (from *London Punch*)—social commentary on women's restrictive clothing trends. - **Advertisement for Guy de Maupassant books**: Promoting a complete, unexpurgated English edition of the French writer's works, emphasizing "realism" and "tales" of Parisian and Oriental life. - **Leslie-Judge Company advertisements** for various products. The page reflects early 1900s leisure culture, publishing trends, and gender dynamics of the era—but contains no identifiable political figures or partisan satire requiring specialized historical knowledge to understand.
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i. ered ia partoes ted tha digtiy uch ip y hands ntlens rhea be ring bs aid I belet eyut rer |b bee aber son f f abet dow pat !® Ges — — } uage- I could kiss her,"* said Bronson, “*in- side of twenty-four hour: They were sitting on the beach—four | - . Jof them. Bronson had just come from Wi WwW. the city, ‘The others had been there for The orld’s Best Table ater.” a couple of weeks. : conte Rees White Rock _ The girl in question was sitting so eS . quietly and demurely reading. The other fellows looked at Bronson, each with an incredulous smile. “That's all right, Tilter. ‘So I thought; but it isn’t so easy. We have all tried it on,” he said, ‘and up ‘to the present moment we have failed. For myself, I cannot make out whether she really objects or not. Bronson gave another look in the di- rection of the young woman in question. Copyrieht, 1909, by Judge Co, “*Perhaps you were in too much of a “AWAITING YOUR REPLY” | hurry,’? he said reflectively. AWALTINGE YOUR REREY “If you think,’ said Quibb, with a Ne stresht sae ts ps) inches satirical grin, ‘that you can give us any In $1.00 size, 1474 x 20 inches. points on that proposition, you are| laboring under a totally unjustifiable Remember Her delusion. I haven't been spending my fe James Montoumers Flace, summers at seaside resorts for the past | jeight years for nothing.” “Nevertheless,” replied Bronson, ‘1 bet Ican kiss that girl within twent four hours. There’s a spot on the back | se as wae . | piazza,’ he continued, ‘and you can ac SLAVES OF FASHION. Landon Punch it from one of the top windows of that bathhouse yonder. Now, you boys can see me do the trick. How would half five this afternoon do?” "Il bet you a hundred you can't do it!” broke in Hubton, ‘Will you fel- lows take a third each?"’ he asked, turn- ing to his companions. ‘Sure plied Quibb. “I'm in!” replied Tilte “It’s a go!’’ said Bronson. They all met again at six, behind a friendly rock. The trio that had bet Egan GUY we PUP ASSANL “You did it,” said Tilter disconso-| Capyright, 1999, by Judge Co. el “You're a wizard, all right “PLEASE FIND ENCLOSED pony up.” This i the original American and English copyrighted, COM. PLEAS ‘D ENCLOSED “That's eas marr PLETE Edition, absolutely unexpurgated, in English of this. great French writer Shae: 09: 816). seta: That's easy money,"’ said Quibb, a8| fc nciated from the Original Manuscripts by sts of literary distinction. Won- ee) ie punted out hie share derfal Critical Preface by Paul Bourget, of the free ‘Academy. coms “I don’t know of any better way of With One of These? Mi7s,: hundred,” said Hubton, as he | TALES OF REALISM—RARE ORIENTAL AND PARISIAN STUDIES handed (t over. De Maupassant wrote with the conviction that in life thete could be 0 hase, so noble of 90 Bronson smiled. eof ¢0 mptible y low as to be unworthy of chronicling—no n fifty,"” he replied, : Toute Or folly that did not possess Its own exclaimed the three of them | ‘ in chorus, “You made a hundred, didn’t imental aye ohn {ad epee ine peat cxdnery phases ot 10 unnoticed by the careless crowd. by George Keiter Brill aspect of t Bronson smiled again. . 0 select unersingly 1 Fifty of it,”” he explained, “goes to eal ol the Sia aren o the girl.""—Jndependent. ery library. Here are given ‘dical experiences, of love and of tragedy NECESSARY PRECAUTION, | “Prisoner at the bar," said the portly, pompous and flor i charged with stes ous offense i shall make an example of you, or none of us will be safe.’—London Duily News. ieht, 1:6, by Judie Co, DON’T You WHIP MY WERE STILL SUPPLIED. boccy | “Have you given some fresh water to| eg Sie BR 3 they have not finished “4, Beents. Hand-colored, 50 cents. | what J aa them the other day."’-—//un | [Seventeen Beoutiful Volumes our GUARANTEE: °:';, = Vivant, of Delightful Reading Will mail th ne, with your ibe ‘i ute dashes of Abbott's fitters ha: * Quality cumiedencarion we 1 stamp will “TEMPUS FUGIT." at if circular Mr, Lingerlong—"1 had a queer ad- a, poy ART ORAS venture this afternoon’’—— areservatharigutwuttedraw Os COUPON SAVES Yeu run appetizing 1 USLIE.JUDGE COMPANY Mixs de Muir (with a swift glance at [tierce raise the pricewtthoutnetice. [no risk — MAIL IT NOW. cy the clock) —‘* You mean yesterday after. FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK | noon, I presume.""—-Chicago Tribune, THE WERNER COMPANY, Aivoa,,O. In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated.