Judge — October 16, 1915 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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

; | stories with Smiles never His Good Qualities—“How do you i y minister?” aie FEY much indeed. He's the right sort. : One of those ‘man-among-men’ ministers, know. Comes over to the house occa- ally and smokes a pipe; plays on our visitor + good at tennis and golf and paseball team; 80 . 8 me seems to believe in getting pleasure out of ma | Se CORK TBROR C EGVETIAN @ QUST LIKE “Yes, ‘and he’s interested in the things we END CIGA BEING N ote | BESSBSGy" Tietyou besa ine | —tS Pe PETTES —CAIRO— shuck Liga but what sort of sermons does ae ich?” . ‘Well, that I can’t tell you. I haven’t been over to hear him preach yet.”— - ‘vill, | Detroit Free Press. ] Hope—“Yes, she rejected me, jbut she did it in a most encouraging way. niches “How was that?” Tight “4s I went away, she pointed to the arlow footprints that I had made on the carpet, ble J asd said: ‘The next time you come to to me, I want you to wipe your shoes dlean!’”—Der Gukkasten. urday The Danger—At the Capitol one day a ang. | (California Representative was discoursing dollar on the sport of fishing for tuna off the Pacific Coast. “We go out in small motor-boats,” said F ¥ s the Representative, “and fish with a long : pest too ‘Ti, | ize baited with flying fish. Anything less IP Wanted Traveling faleamen ‘ than a hundred-pound tuna isn’t considered ay a Just then a colored messenger, who had At SiteWork. Bassas City, Becettes fan ecnietians Habe 3 7 been listening, stepped up. he | ,,"'Scuse me, sub,” said he, wide-eyed, “but did I understand yo to say dat yo’ tbs | sent fshin’ fo" hundred-pound fish in a litle | WANTED—AN IDEA! WHO CAN THINK OF SOME Write Moving Pi P| mit | Srabboat?” single thing oat. Protect your ida thy may big rite Moving Picture Plays ay, . Cc < e you wealth. Write for “N: javentions” and “How to Get nak oe said | the coneresatnay with a | Yur Patent and Your Moaey.” Randolph & Co, Patent Attor: Read Siar Aor aaa ora Yaeee “But be} cred ike darkey “ain't yo’ neys, Dept. 129, Washington, D. OC. itha | ‘eared ‘yo’ might ketch one?”—Houston ti | Chronide. Ready for It—He was traveling in the south and had to put up over night at >the J 2 second-rate hotel in western Gcorgia. wet | He said to the clerk when he entered, rd@ | “Where shall I autograph?” k “Autograph?” said the clerk. 5 7) i yea eee ] green ana yellow “Oh, right here.” | _ Ashe was signing his name in the register, . _ "i fon Blau three roughly clothed, unshorn ; 3 The superb liqueur of the ws immediately recognizable as Georgia mie ‘ . H = a ee One “of them advanced to ph, « oh eee nye eS char, . acter—unsurpassed in ex- edd “Will >” ask 7 a : you autograph?” asked the clerk, 4 is his face aglow with the pleasure that comes cellence fom the consciousness of intellectual su- S . Petiority. =~ 1 “Certainly,” said the “cracker,” his face eri os The Monks Famous Cordial ) ess radiant than that of the clerk, At Gret-class Wine Merchants, Grocers, Hotels, Cafés, mine's rye.” —The Argonaut. | | Biatjer & Co,, 45 Broadway, New York, N. Y., Sole Agents for United States. * A Sympathetic Sinner: -A visiting minister preaching in a small town, near a well-known race meeting is held, = ree OREAT BEAR SPRING WATER “Its parity has made it famous"? Sethe case of tix glass stoppered bottles. (ADVT. TRRGET SE comicbooks.com