Judge — June 6, 1914 — page 20: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Pears’ Soap is not medicated: just good, pure soap. Conta ins no free alkali to injure the deli- cate texture of the skin. Matchless for the com- plexion. Established in 1789 Special Summer Rates HOTEL GRENOBLE 7th Av. and 56th Street Opposite Carnegie Hall NEW YORK CITY Most select location in town, One Block from Broadway. Five minutes to all leading depart- ment stores and theatres and two min- utes from Central Park. High class hotel catering to a select clientele, Rooms with use of bath, $1.00 per day up Suites, $15 per week up All rooms are very large and light Special rates for short or long terms High class Restaurant at very moderate prices L. I. BROPHY, Manager MURAD ATHE me CIGARETTE Our pocket size’ catalogue of Ke) Books, Jewelry and Goods Redding & Co., Dept. 4 Publishers and Manufacturers 200 FIFTH AVENUE - - - - WHITE VALLEY ¢xamination— all charges p Sioney retunded If met nats WiIITE VALLEY GEM CO., sss Walia Bids. Indianapo!> soft, rich whis CA fer the ied ofan old vintage. Bottled Old fashioned dis inBond = Allation— hi ned byexont ly. PEBBLEFORD Old Fafbioned Quality Kentucky Bourbon CLEAN SPRING DISTILLING CO, BOURBON, NELSON COUNTY, Kr. — with Smites Rebuking Corruption — Champ Clark, discussing the Panama Canal tolls at a luncheon in Washington, said, ‘*My opponent's argument on this point seems to me as absurd as the argument of Washington White. “*As Wash sat on his stoop one morn. ing round election time, the Republican candidate for mayor stopped, sounded him a@ little, and finally gave him one dollar to vote the Republican ticket. “A little while afterward the Demo. cratic candidate came along and gave Wash two dollars to vote the Democratic ticket. “Then, just before dinnertime, the Progressive candidate turned up ard gave Wash three dollars to support the Pro. sich one of ’em is you going d Mrs. Wash, as she p of silver which her husband had earned that morning ou the front stoop. “«*T think I’ll vote for the fust feller,’ said Wash; ‘the one what gumme the dollar.’ ““*Vhy?? cried his wife, astonished, “Why vote for him?’ “**Because,’ Wash answet he is the least corrupt.’ Chroniele-Telegrapl. ed, ‘because —Pittsburgh Wisdom of Fathcr—They were speaking of the foxiness zens the other afternoon, when George S. Bliss, chief of the Philadelphia weather bureau, told of astunt exploded by an esteemed citizen named Brown, Brown, who lived in the picturesque suburbs, returned home late one with a package, which he de the dining-room table. His wife, natu- rally curious, lost no time in starting to investigate, cen buying, Jimmy?” she asked, tal:ing up the package and un- tying the string. “A cornet,’’ answered Jimmy; ‘‘I have r some time’’—— the wondering inter- jection of the “T thought you knew better than to buy a cornet! You know very well that the man next door worries you almost to death with his.’’ “Yes, I know,’’ was the smiling re- sponse. ‘‘That is the one I bought.”— Philadelphia Telegraph. There Are Others—The party of visitors from the North had been shown all the interesting sights in and around Louis- ville. Their hosts, a Louisville. family, had spent three days showing off the town, Then they deemed it proper to take them out to Lakeland and let them view the great asylum. The superintend- ent was in a genial frame of mind and conducted the group personally. “Here is a queer case, ladi pausing and pointing out a man walking “te Dur 30c per case of G clase stoppered Lottiestte) comicbooks.com