Judge, 1913-10-04 · page 22 of 24
Judge — October 4, 1913 — page 22: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of early 20th-century magazines. The main content includes watch advertisements (Burlington timepieces with personalized monograms), Evans' Ale, a sexology book, and hotel/warehouse services. The humor appears in small sections labeled "Passing the Mustard" and other brief jokes. These are gentle domestic satire: one jokes that wives drain husbands' pocketbooks; another describes a man supporting two families who faces arrest. A third contains light sarcasm about a father-in-law's approval. The cartoon labeled "Passing the Mustard" appears to be a simple domestic scene illustrating marital banter—likely showing a husband and wife discussing gender origins and modern economic realities. The page reflects early 1910s consumer culture and conventional gender roles (wives spending money, husbands earning it), presented as humorous observation rather than sharp social critique.
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The Purlingtors Special New Style ‘Thin Model ‘The latest ido in watch eases, Superbly beautiful. Your @wn monogram in handsome enamel design, (many colors to choose from) inlaid In superb gold strata ease, The Bewest thing—just conceived and offered direct to you. 1913 Timepiece ‘Inlay Enamel’? Monogram New Ideas in Watch Cases! | face or hunting case, ladies’ or gentle- men's sizes, These can be had in the newest ideas: jf Block a: f Ripben Me vrame, Dia Set, zon Designs, Ete. Tmagine a beautiful hunting ease with your own [ monogra: one side and the emblem of your lodge or any emblem on the other side. Our cata- Jog shows complete illustrations, Sce coupon below. Special Offer! su Burlington Special now at the Dine root m price—the same price that Jeweler must pay. You may scare sonsof these superty timepieces —a wate of the latest morte! the popular new thin design, adjusted 9 Jowels—ac ions AND tem. ND tsochronism—the most perfect product of She morid's most expert, watch hat even wi ewe! ‘order to encourage every body tosecure pay this rock-bottom price,cither for cash or $2. Passing the Mustard Modern Material—Mrs. Hemmandhaw— What do you think of this? Here isa writer who claims that woman was never made from the rib of man. Hemmandhaw—What is his idea? Mrs. H.—He claims that woman was made out of the backbone of man. H.—She may have been made out of his rib or his backbone originally, but the process is different in these days. Mrs, H.—What is she made out of now? H.—His pocketbook. — Youngstown Telegram. Sarcasm—‘‘I don’t think your father feels very kindly toward me,’’ said Mr. ou misjudge him, The morning after you called on me he seemed quite worried for fear I had not treated you with proper courtes: “Indeed! What did he say?” “He asked me how I could be so rude as to let you go away without your break- fast.’’—New York Globe. . The Way Out—‘‘Why did they arrest that man?”’ “It was discovered that he was sup- porting two families—keeping up two establishments “Oh, are they arresting people for that? I'll have to tell my wife to chase her father out in search of a job.""—Chi- cago Record-Herald, In a Dry State—‘‘Is there any place | Sanatural product of high nutritive value affording both pleasure as a beverage and benefits as a tonic—ale in its best and most enjoyable form. A substantial bev- erage of the better sort—tried and true. Appetizing. Nourishing. Delicious, On Draught and tn Bottles and Splita Restaurants, Cates Saloons and Dealera A Happy Marriage Depends largely on a know eigo of the whole truth about if and sex and their relation to nd health. T nary everyday sources, SEXOLOGY (Mastrated) By William H, Walling, A. M. AM. D., iepans in a cleat whotee come way, lo one colume her Should Impart to Mis Soa, ywledge » Husband Should Mave, Knowledes # Young Wogan Should Have, Young Wit@ Should Have. Mlustrated, Write for “Oth 4 Opinions," and Table of Contents PURITAN PUB. CO., 792 Perry Bldg. Phila, Pa HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE Nos. $2, 34 and 36 Bleecker Street Branch Warehouse, 20 Beekman Street, New York ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER 1g amall towns, Whele-time or ‘We send the watch on approval, prepaid. ink abso- Yately nothing ou pay nothing—not one cent, anlesa you ‘at offer after seeing and thoroughly SALESMEN feet Nosia carry our tasesciling pockrt sideline. Special sales plan allowing return of unsold Makes quick, easy sales, $4.00 commision on each order. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. Write for outft today. CANFIELD MFG. CO., 208 Sigel St, Chicago, IL HOTEL ARLINGTON 18-20 WEST 28th STREET Just off Broadway and Madison Square NEW YorK Trelve-story fireproof building —handeomely furnished modern in all respects, In the centre of the thonping and theatrical sections, Booklet. RATES, $1.00 PER DAY UP E. W. AUSTIN, Mer. V. A. AUSTIN, Prop. Charming Xmas Gift | around here where I can get my shock fnopecting | the watch, Read the ‘coupon below. absorber fixed?’’ asked Petlow, address- ing the man in front of the rural garage. Write for Free Watch Book “Wa-al, I dunno, mister,”’ was the re- LJ ”, otra nian sta tbeat watch pri ye Thi ore’! ibiti ey Prices, ply. ‘‘This here's a prohibition State, > ud the * ns rf {4 FREE eg?" hurtington over doubiooriced ore but I may hev some on hand for medicinal Boek Cosas “ee, eta. | Just send the coupon of purposes, ef you're reely sufferi Burlington Watch Co. “ee, coffer while tl Toronto Globe. Mond hall Bh Dept. 477 Chicago, il. a cr Planes send Trespass—‘‘Ma, ma,’’ sobbed Willie, “do my ears belong to my neck or my face?"" “‘Why, what's the matter?’’ was the temporizing reply. “*Well, you told Mary to wash my face, and she’s washing my ears, too!’"’"—Sacred Heart Review. Big Obstacle—‘‘What broke up the club?" asked one young lady from Bryn Mawr to her friend, both being members f + of the club for girls who would not marry er ih 30 ea coin hw.{ ® Man getting less than $10,000 a year. ies caren at wal gute Mig” develop, “A young clerk getting ten dollars a astify, sad que erect strenath week," said Ida, as the conductor tried sheulders,“arme, tod hands wibost'sry| Ot tg gmile.—Philadelphia Press, tovaretan N U LIFE Retaliation—'‘ The dinner is stone cold !"" ine growled the baseball fan. _——— 18 days’ shoulder brace, round shoulders i tantly, expands your chest, makes you breathe “T time the dinner for nine innings,’’ omy, utinty ood beste ot Piedmont said the wife firmly. ‘‘I can’t figure on Southern Red C Ch these fifteen-inning games. Pittsburgh PROF. ANTHONY BARKER, Post. 1041 Barker Blis., 110 WEST 42nd STREET, Justified—Mrs. Exe—How could you lie J willvend as long as they last my 25¢. book “STRONG ARMS” NEW YORK comicbooks.com