Judge — June 9, 1917 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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require the Boston It allows the utmost free- of action — fom great strain—gives perfect comfort and long wear. Sold Everywhere 25. 3Se. 5c. Geo. FrostCo.,Makers,Bosten Have you bought a Liberty Loan Bond? JUDGE HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY HUMOROUS FREE TRIAL Pledmont Red Cedar Chests protect furs and PERIODICAL STANOS HOT AND COLD WATER 10¢ With the College Wits | Poor Father—Child—So you're my auntie? Aunt—Yes, dea on your fat Child— d e on the wrong side; you'll find that out!—Awgwun. Then He Went Away from There— Pretty miss (invitingly)—Don't you waht to go for a nice walk nt youth—I sure do. Pretty miss—Go ahead. you.—Medley. 1am your Aunt Nell, I'm not stopping Not Her Hobby—st Sorority Jane— I woke up last night and found a burglar in my room!” 2nd Sorority Jane—Catch him? 1st Sor. Jane—Certainly not. I am not making a collection of burglars.—Awgwan. Reggie—I am just crazy when | am away from you. Regina—Ah yes, out of sight, out of mind, you know.—Purple Cow. Some Dog—"1 won five dollars bet- ting.” How?” “Bet my dog could stay under water five minute “Did he?” “He's there yet.” —Brunonian. Modern Micawbers—Si/ie—Why do all the men hang out in front of the P. O. on such a windy day? . He—Oh, they're just waiting for some thing to turn up.—Minnehaha. 'Twasn’t Fair—“What’s tie fastest time made by the junction train?” “A train with three passengers made the trip in 17 minutes and 42 seconds. It was discovered later that the brakeman was pushing.” —Tiger. And Costs—“Did you give your wife anything for her birthday, Pat?” “Oi did thot!” “And what did it cost?” “Tin dollars or tin days.” The March of Progress—AMrs. Hive Why are children sa much worse than they used to be? Mrs. Bee—1 attribute it to improved ideas in buildin Mrs. Hive—How so? Mrs. Be hingles are scarce, can’t spank a boy with a tin roof.—Awgwun. Orange Peel. | | | “Goodbye, Doggie” CARTOON MAKES HIT WITH RAILROAD MEN A cartoon which appeared in a number of Leslie’s magazine of re- cent date, seems to have made a hit with railroad employes of this i Several of the men_ have clipped the cartoon and posted it in a conspicuous place in their offices and others have been heard discuss- ing it. The cartoon drawn by Charles Sarka, shows a dachshund (German dog,) swimming about in the water, while the American eagle comes swooping down on it from above. The title of the picture is “Goodbye, Doggie.”—The Logans- port Reporter. — This cartoon, 9 x 12, printed in sepia, mounted on a heavy mat, will be sent post paid to any address, ‘for twenty-five cents. — Leslie’s Art Department 225 Fifth Avenue New York pet w housec was W deal « Taking pew U some looked “Mi: barefo Dif on his occupi some | the au silver | back o had be hospit surgeo suffere reply. State J Onc go sho going “Tf office and te such ; sider would cinatit Herale comicbooks.com