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This page is dominated by a **Stag tobacco advertisement** rather than political satire. The ad features a stag's head and promotes Stag brand tobacco as a Christmas gift, emphasizing its "delicious fragrance" and claiming it will make the recipient happy. The advertisement plays on the product name (Stag) with the animal imagery and promises the tobacco is free of harsh properties ("No bite—No sting—No bag—No string"). It highlights a glass humidor as the premium packaging option priced at 90 cents. The right side shows the magazine's masthead, table of contents, and subscription information. **No significant political or social satire appears on this particular page**—it's primarily commercial advertising material typical of period magazines.

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Give him ee Christmas a humidor of Stag, the fragrant tobaceo, that smokers are talking so much about. If he already smokes Stag your gift will probably fill him fuller of Christ- mas joy than anything else you could think of. No hite— If he doesn’t know Stag your No sting | gift willbethe means of mak- No bag— ing him a happy man for the No string | rest of his life And you will be delighted to have him smoke Stag’ because of its delicious fragrance. Beautiful ground glass humidor with moistening sponge in hollow top, holding one pound of Stag. Price 90 cents. Sold Everywhere. Also packed in the Full Size 10-cent Tin and the Handy };-Size 5-cent Tin — +. apg - eae SEAS f EVER-LASTING-LY 5 | GOOD 3 Copyright 1913 by Lesiie-J Cofutered at the Post. | Office at New York as second, tall matter, tnatter.Cabl, | addess‘Judgark”) Telephotie 6632MadisonSonarg Published weekly’ by the Leslie Judge Co.225 Firth vy New York cx ci JoktiA Steicher President | Grant E Hamilton Att Directo: ; crOF A.E.Rollaier Treasurer Vol. LXV. ___ December 13, 1913 Cc oO N T E N Cover Design: A “Skirt” . . . Emil Flohri A Reminder . - E,W. Kemble Editorials: The Tango The Prospect Brigg Decisions The Christmas Homing of Packsaddle Pete + Arthur Chapman Desultory Definitions . . . Ted Robinson Old Styles and New . : : . Walt Mason The Hypercritical Sailor * 5 3 Tom P. Morgan Lines to a Lady on the Fifth Floor . + Maurice Saviteer When Cupid Grins . Kate Masterson A Cabaret Courtship (Illustration by Fellows) + J. A, Waldron Seeing Nellie Home . Homer Croy JUDGE'S Motion Pictures: The Fast bays of Pump’ ‘ay George Carlson A Losing Game ° «Walter G. Doty Latest News from Hogwaliow, ky. . . George Bingham A Primer of Proposal . . . «Stuart B. Stone Feminine Subticty . . . . W. J. Lampton It Often Happens . : . : «Hinton Gilmore The Reason . . . . . Stokely S. Fisher The Modern Woman: Suffrage Snapshots + Ida Husted Harper Curbside Comments Oreola W. Haskell Smiles from Overthesea, Stories with, Smiles, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Humoresques, the Best of Current Humor and Verse and Jest by JUDGE'S Staff. The Human Comedy in Pictures by Otto Schmidt, C. Bertram Hartman, Zim, J. Conacher, Barksdale Rogers, Walt Kuhn, Chester I, Garde, Pechner, Frank Godwin, A. Wel, C. W. Kahles, C. F. Peters, Rohn, Arthur Lewis, Low Reverse “Ralph Barton, Aug. Henkd aud others. SUBSCRIPT rN RATES One year, or 62 numbers Six months, or 26 numbers xpress or postal erie. idinga, London, EC. “zehanoe, 16 Jes be taken at regular rates at any of the above offices. Contributors must include a stamped and telf-addressed envelope otherwise return of the latter when found unavailable cannot be gui such material, submitted for publication, only om condition that we shall not be beld sponsible for its loss or injury while in our or in transit. If Jopce cannot be found at any news-s the publishers will be under obligation it that fact be prasaptiy recorted om postal card or by letter. NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy ; 1912, 10 cents: 1911, 20 cents, ~ ‘The convents of JUDGE are protected by copyright ia both the United States and Gra tain. Postage free in the United States, Its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Pr inces add 60 cents a year for posta foreign countries add $1.00 a year. Western Apvertisina OF? uette Building, Chicago, Il, WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE: Wyatt Building, Washington, D. C. HEN life holds no further joys for you—when gloom sits heavy on your immortal soul—cheer up! You still have JUDGE: fifty-two exhilarating issues for a five-dollar bill. JUDGE, 225 FIFTH AVE. NEW YORK In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com