Judge — July 16, 1910 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE : PURGE UN SORGCCIVI UNDG ateeteNY 24 r the Picnic Basket — take Karo along— Eat it with biscuit or spread on bread. Use it for a tea punch—hot or iced coffee. Ci ii delicious the Book, ro agrees w CORN SYRUP Eat it oa Use it for Griddle cakes Ginger bread Hot bise: Cookies Candy Karo Cook Book—fity peges. includ tng thirty perfect re es Corn Products Refining Company _ NEW YORK Dept. F.F. P.O. Box 161 K "PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD : Bulletin. There are three prime considerations in railway transportation. SAFETY The standard railway first of all seeks to safeguard its passengers. This is accomplished by the use of heavy steel rails and a rock-ballasted roadbed; by a regiment of expe- rienced track repairers always on the job; a reliable signal system; a high grade of equipment, and enginemen who are ever alert. COMFORT A perfect roadbed and high standard equipment also promote comfort. The new steel coach is both safer and more comfortable than the parlor cars of the last century ; while the Pullman cars of the Limited trains with their bath rooms and barber shops; their obliging attendants; their ladies’ maids and stenographers; their electric lights, libraries, current literature, drawing-rooms, observation parlors, and buffets, and the dining car service afford the conveniences of the best hotels. SPEED The banker, the lawyer, the business man leaves New York on the “ Pennsylvania Special” at 3.55 P. M., to-day and arrives in Chicago at 8.55 to-morrow moming. This is speed. It is the result of all the combined efforts in track, signal, and motive power construction, and in alert and skillful oper- ation. It is the climax of the experience of the progressive railroad man. The Pennsylvania Railroad with its rock-ballasted line between New York and Chicago, and its limited trains, affords the greatest degree of safety with absolute comfort, and the quickest time. And it is a scenic route besides. DEI JUDGE'S ALPHABET FOR BASEBALL] FANS. S. OF THE ST. LOUIS NATIONALS. HLS {cr spry Miller Huggins, Liked by all fans large and small, ‘Though only ‘*as big as a minute," "Hug" plays a star game of ball. He's covering second for Roger With all his old vim, snap, and dash, And ever since joining St. Louis He's been right on deck with the “*smash.”” Advantages of Co-education. Oberlin was the first co-educational college in this country. In the early days they had a rule that, in case there was but one man and one woman ina room, at least one chair should be be- ong oe One evening an instructor, sing one of the small sitting-rooms, horrified at beholding a young man and a young woman occupying the same ** he demanded of the man stu- what is the meaning of this out- Do you not know dent, rageous behavior? the rules of the college? “‘Why—er—don’t they say that if a man and a girl sit alone in a room they shall have one chair between them?"’— Everybody's Magazine. Can't Hold the Good Ones. Many people are kept down by trying to keep appearances up.—Vancouver World. Bargains for Our Readers. Tae that can be had for nothing are usually of little account. 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