Judge — June 8, 1912 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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When You Go A’ Motoring Did you ever stop to think what a vital part the nd oil play? Do you realize that these s will make or break your pleasure? Here’s A Word O’Wisdom Before you start be sure the vil and gasulene are supplied from a if Bowser Storage System your gar- gasoler two th: The best way to do this is to put one age. The prices, styles and sizes are so arranged that they will meet every requirem Regrets on the road—Sweltering in the hot sun trying to locate the trouble won’t remedy the dif- ficulty—Start right with good oil and ¢ lene. That’s Why You Need a Bowser Our 1912 book, No. 2S, illustrates the complete line—It's FR S.F.Bowser & Co., Inc. Fort Wayne, Ind. DALLAS MONEAPOLIS SAM FRANCISCO Vol. LXII. Copyright 1912, by Leslie-Judge Company. Entered at the Post-office John A. Sleicher, President. Jud gége June 8, 1912. No. 1599 lew York as second-class mail matter. Cable address, ‘‘Judgark.” Telephone 6632 Madison Square. Published weekly by Leslie-Judge Company, Brunswick Building, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. Reuben P. Sleicher, Secretary, A. E. Rollauer, Assistant Treasurer. CONTENTS SOLA The Popular Motor Lamps Universal Use of These High Quality Lamps Proves Their Superiority \ K JITH unequalled brilliancy, durability and simplicity, Solar Lamps offer striking and exclusive advan- The patented system of double ray light projection found only in the Solarclipse headlight is an tages. example. This is the only lamp instantly adaptable for city or country use. With quality sustained by over 14 years’ manufacturing experience, Solar Lamps are found on more high grade cars than all other makes of motor lamps combined. Our big line meets all modern requirements. Gas, electricity, or both in combination. Write for Catalog THE BADGER BRASS MFG. CO. KENOSHA, WIS. NEW YORK CITY Lani Cover Design. - ‘ ‘ . Sarka Editorials: Better Domestic Possibilities, Chilly Cupid? Small Change From “The Submarine Daily Sun” Donald A. Kahn Compensation . ‘ . 5 + Blakeney Gray The Railroad of Life. , x JON. Stewart The Suburban Obsession. c . Edward W. Barnard Weighing the Cat—Mlustrats Robert C. McElravy The Discouragement of Chidleigh . | =. J. A. Waldron The Modera Woman arr Unnatural History Lessons—Mlustrated " . C. G. Garretion The Brute . . . . . N.C. Bleecker Dictionary Discoveries . . + Edmund Moberly Extreme Opinions . . . . Bertha M. Coombs Ixtlilxochitl . . . . «+ Ells Parker Butler by Judge's Hamorists % Birds of a Feather Fly South To- To the Point, Trifles, ete Among the prominent Illustrations : gether; Cupid's Cold Awaiting, Theory and Practice . Deep Sea Sounding ; Our Drug Stores; The Matchmaker awith the usual pages tn color. The Excitements of Camping Have you ever enjoyed life in a summer camp? If you have, the picture of a capsizing canoe published in colors in JUDGE of May 18 must have thrilled you, as it thrilled thousands of JUDGE readers who have had like experiences. This picture of one of the exciting episodes of camp life is the first of a series that will be published in JUDGE. They all are to be reproduced from large paintings by an artist en rapport with and enthusiastic over his subject. The animation and truth in the canoe picture are equalled, if not surpassed, by the same suallttes in the pictures to come. Among the camp scenes to be de- picted are ‘ “*A Cold and Foggy Morning in Camp"’ “After the Big Storm”’ ** An Unexpected Thunderstorm "" No out-door youth or maid, man or woman, can fail to appreciate these graphic illustrations of the life that makes fora happy and vigorous race. Every picture fairly pulsates with human interest. 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