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This page is primarily **advertisements** interspersed with brief humor items, not political cartoons. The main content includes ads for Budweiser beer, Philip Morris cigarettes, Pears' soap, and other products. The large illustration at left shows a Western scene with horses and riders—context for a Budweiser ad claiming global availability. The "Judge's Alphabet for Baseball" section contains short jokes about baseball players, using "Indian" as wordplay (likely referencing a player nicknamed "Indian"). Other brief humor items include puns about miners, fish, and taming lions—typical light magazine filler of the era. The Leslie-Judge Company advertisement offers a free illustrated catalog. This appears to be a **standard magazine issue** blending advertising revenue with light humor, rather than focused satirical commentary.

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Budweiser “Everywhere” in every country—in every clime— North, South, East, West—on land or sea. Wherever you go, you'll find Budweiser. and always the same in quality, taste and flavor—that’s why its sales exceed all other bottled beers. Bottled only at the Anheuser-Busch Brewery ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. GRATIS Beautiful drawing by Penrhyn Stanlaws sent without charge with every order for our new illustrated catalogue. By James Montgomery Flagg. An acceptable engage- ment gift to the large army of hypnotized young men and wom- en, oo: 33 Send complete catalogue of ten cents for Copyright 1909. by Judge Co. THE HYPNOTIST: ~ Now you both dvlirvs you can't live without ach other.”” Photogravure in sepia 15x18 ‘One dollar prints. :: 3 s 25 Fifth Avenue New York Leslie-Judge Company : : : Trade supplied by the W. R. Anderwm Cu, 32 Union Square, New York ALPHABET FOR BASEBALL INDIAN * NATIONALS, IS FOR ‘Indian Meyers, As " the big chief "he's known to the boys , And when he steps up to the plate, sirs, ‘They near raise the roof with their noise. He's built like a second Jim Jeffnes, ‘And wallops the ball with a will ; He sometimes ‘ falls down'’ on a curved ball, But straight ones he’s sure to kill.’ Puss Cafay. A miner in a Western mining eamp| decided to open a saloon and restaurant. He wanted a high-toned name. So he called a conference of friends and well- wishers. They deliberated for @ long time. | Finally, when the name was decided upon, it was painted on a box cover and) nailed up over the front door. The sign read: ‘Puss C: urday Evening Post, The First Thousand. “Tt's the first thousand dollars that’s hard to get."* “That's right,’’ assented the owner of the garage. ‘‘After you separate —sat-| ‘em from that, they'll loosen to any ex-; tent."'— Washington Herald, A Fish Story. Little fish—What are your summer plans?” Big fish—"I shall get away as usual,"? —New York Sun. A Contingency. “Are the running expenses of an au- | tomobile very much?” “That depends on whether the bicycle | cop catches you."’—Baltimore American. She Tamed the Tamer. Said a lion tamer’s wife, As bold as bold could be, “*My husband tames lions, But he can’t tame me!’ —Birmingham Age-Herald, Little or Nothing. Nothing is more ridiculous than a ten- | dollar hat on a two-dollar man.—Chicago Record-Herald. | Chances for Judge Readers, VERY reader of Jupce should note | the bargains in its advertising an- nouncements, and when he answers an advertisement he will do us a favor if he will always mention Jupce. Note a few suggestions in this issue: A beautifully illustrated booklet of the heart of the ‘Thousand Islands. Send two two-cent stamps toO. Island House, er after using Allen's Foot-Ease. Get a trial pack- free. Send postal to Allen $, Olmsted, Le Roy, you? Have one sent on approval. Catalog free. Address Lombard Bambina Co. 113 Monroe Street, yan, | “Inexpensive home treatment for varicose veins, swollen limbs. Send stamp for particulars, to W. F. Young, P. D. P.,9 Temple Street, Springfield, Mass. Frree'book on patents. Send postal to Greeley & | Metntire, patent attorneys, Washington, D. C., and MEYERS. OF THE NEW YORK | mention JUDGE. ernie yon are away from heme drink White Rack | Water ac shoe aan aa craneva. with tn appetning dash Abbott's “Bier Ei Srp cnnta, CW thott a Co, Baltimore, Each in itself an attainment. cuus Lh fod B 2c 35e “The Little Brown Bex"* Aupagsapon the alter-dinner size Philip Morris ORIGINAL LONDON Cigarettes Pears’ Economy is a watch- word of the thrifty. That’s one reason so many prosperous people use Pears’ Soap. There's no waste about it. It wears out, of course. On sale everywhere. Lintbal PRODUCE FORTUNES 1,000 Island House Alexandria Bay Jeffervon County New York IN THE HEART OF THE THOUSAND ISLANDS In the most enchanting spot in all America, where nature's charms are rarest, all the de- lights of modern civilization are added in the 1,000 Island No hotel of the Metropolis greater living facilities or such juxurious comfort—real home comfort —as does this palatial summer retreat. ‘An amusement every hour, or quiet complete rest is the choice of every geest. GAll Drinking Water used in the house is filtered. @Send two 2cent stamps for Ilustrated Booklet. House. 0. G. STAPLES, Proprietor _ E.S.CLARK HARRY PEARSON Manager Chief Clerk FOR 9 HEN OF BRAINS CGARS “MADE AT KEY WEST PIMPLES, DISAPPEAR apes beac sorrenea In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com