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This page is primarily a **National Motor Vehicle Company advertisement** for their "National Six" automobile, priced at $2375. The ad emphasizes buying "service, not specifications"—positioning the National car as reliable and quality-focused rather than defined by technical specs alone. The ad features an illustration of a well-dressed couple with a National Six automobile, suggesting the car appeals to affluent consumers seeking dependable performance and comfort over flashy features. The right side contains the magazine's masthead and table of contents listing various satirical articles and editorial content typical of Judge's humor-focused format. No specific political cartoons or satirical commentary is visible on this particular page—it's dominated by automobile advertising and magazine administrative information.

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International 500-mile record holder Stock Champion Fastest mile, stock cars UR policy makes it possible to buy a Buy service, not specifications O' National car as you do a reliable W atch or a high-grade Piano. You want a watch to give accurate Time and a piano | because of its Quality. In other words you buy a Watch and a Piano for Results—and not because of the particular individual parts that enter into their construction. You leave that to the makers. SSI Our ambition is Quality. We take the responsiblity for what enters into the National, while you need to think only of its pleasure and comfort. Judge the National by what it can actually Do; how ade- quately and comfortably it Performs; and the Longevity of its efficient Service. We offer you aWhole Car where every mechanical part oper- ates harmoniously to produce a Unit of satisfactory Results. We give you a car you can buy without having to raise the hood. Specifications alone are misleading. An inferior car may have similar specifications or parts to a quality We offer you Performance, Confidence, Reliability, Com- fort and Endurance. This is why the National car is Distinctive; why it has an Individuality that ranks above q the Mob of other cars. National 40—Four cylinders; five models, $2750 to $3400 - SIX - National Six—Four or five passengers, $2375 write us— Dept. D—today National Motor Vehicle Company Indianapolis, Indiana, U. S. A. _ a In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. Copyright 1913.by Leslie Office at so a second address‘ Sut e Co. ssteried at the Post. | dtiail matter Cab || Telephotte 6632Madison Sonate Published ais by the Lestie Ju Co. 225 Fittt. Am) is sot cap Jott A Sicinelll tT eudenD, 5 Presideut Secret. a aty | | Geant Massiffon = TAWaldton || Director - Edi | A.E.Rollater Treasurer tor 5 | Vol. LXVI. January 3, 1914 | c O N T EN T Si Cover Design: A Blowout. =. «=. Jas. Montgomery Flage |) Buzz Wagons * . . ‘ « Frank Godwin i Editorials: The Auto A Lowe Cure | The Anaual 1914 Tour : ‘ «ALT. Merrick h The National Song. F é . Florence Jones Hadley |) Queer. ‘ : + Charles Irvin Junkin | Skatemobile—1914 Modct_ z ‘ Chas. Phelps Cushing Woman—1914 Mode. . * « William Sanford For Furious Walking . 3 A. L. Salmon Signs on the Road . . . Edgar White is As Usual =, : ‘ 7 : John E. Dolson The Day of Rest ‘ : : + Maurice Savitzer | Selfish : : : : 7 Don Augur j A Race. ‘ é : ‘i + Otto Nedham Frankfort | A Harry Call : : : : E. Fuhr : The Speed Fiend . 3 . , + Walt Mason | Advice to a Novice. Sanford Touscy | Industrial Series. JUDGE'S Motion Pictures: George Carlson | The Sham : : Minna Irving Watching Our Funny World Go By + Homer Croy Uncle Zeke’s Theology : Anna C. Chamberlain The Modern Woman: Suffrage Snapshots. Ida Husted Harper Curbside Comments =. . : Oresla W. Haskell © My Vaudeville : é r + John Kendrick Bangs |) Tact. . s . Terrell Love Holliday + It We Were Strictly Honest . Robert Pepper With the College Wits, Overthesea Humor, Passing the Mustard, Sto- rles with Smiles, and Jest and Verse by JUDGE'S Humorists. Fun in Pictures Jy IV’. Smithson Broadhead, Zim, Anderson, L. Felloret, |) Kahles, Frank Godawin, Ralph Barton, Calvert, A. T. Mere rick, R. 2. Fuller, Lou Rogers, R. M. Wright, and others. SUBSCRIPTION RATES | One year, or 62 numbers : : : + $5.00 Six months, or 26 numbers : - - 280 Thirteen weeks - - - : - 135 Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express or postal rte! Eurorsan AGENTS—Wm. Duwson & Sons, Ltd., Bream's Buildings, London, E. C; England; Brentano's, Avenue de COpera, Paris; Saarbach's News Exchange, 16 Jo Street, Adelphi, London; 66 Rue de la Victoire, Paris; 1 Clara Strasse, Mainz, Germa: Subscriptions and advertising for all the publications of Leslie-Judge Company wi be taken at regular rates at any of the above offices. Contribators must include a stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manuscript) of the latter when found unavailable cannot be nteed. We ubmitted for publication, only on condition that we hall nat be held ro je for its loss or injury while in our hands or in transit. If Jupce cannot be found at any news-stand, the publ if that fact be promptly reported on postal card or by letter. BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per cop} The contents of Junae are protected by copyright i Britain. Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Prov = inces add SOcents a yeer for postage; to all foreicn countries add $1.00 a year. ra will be under cbigation 2, 10 centn: 1911. 20 cents, ee) both the United States and Great! | tl Western Apventisinc Orvice: Marquette Building, Chicago, It. WasmtNcTon Representative: Wyatt Building, Washington, D.C. LESLIE - JUDGE COMPANY ‘ TWO TWENTY-FIVE FIFTH AVENUE, N. Y. comicbooks.com