Judge — October 26, 1918 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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DGE October 26, 1918 and eae a meat - TENT anv DECK | Vit- Continued from Second Previous Page i | ris ¢ Mat- Out With the Fleet Pars ated. D. MeMastan. US. Neral Air Storion, Miami, Flo. lra- The Scarchlights ime Groping fingers in the dark \ confession of blindness ble Electricity gone mad ld- The Flags lun \ crazy quilt cut up and put on a string WG (Wl &, BOURIAS: Wao The necktie of a battleship ELEVEN YEARS OF ACE HE FR STAMPING THE RETAIL PRICE ae \ string of secrets playing in the wind CeATHER AMO OtnER Dave: Tony PROTECTS THE WEARER . RIALS FROM TOWN IN & AGAINST UNREASONABLE The Auxiliaries sAenow. 4 aisvance oF Ronis Fair ships gone wrong ow The ugly ducklings of the navy ied The sinews of its strength ad The Admiral an, \ symphony in gold and blue cee Gray hair over knowing eyes Ss An oldish man with a great care on You' iH} never seal to vale? What is is ap price?” when the shoe sales- he He Knew Next Time man is showing you W. L. Douglas shoes use the actual value is ing By Awruen Grew amp Boone, Hl determined and the retail price fixed at the factory before W.L. Douglas On the third morning of his detention a rookie | name and the retail price is stamped on the bottom. The stamped o- was told to report to sick-bay. As he was not price is W. L. Douglas personal guarantee that the shoes are always ‘ch sure of the direction of the hospital, he strode up. worth the price paid for them. like an old tar, to a gold striper. Sumping the price on every pair of shoes Tr quality of W. L. Douglas product is ay, Billy, wherein’ell’s the sick-bay?”” as a protection against high prices and guaranteed by more than 40 years expe- cw “Do you know who I am?” demanded the unreasonable profits is only one example rience in making fineshoes. The smart styles an 7 . “ of the constant endeavor of W.L. Douglas are the leaders in the fashion centres of ns officer. to protect his customers. W. L. Douglas America. They are made in a well-equipped se I've only been here two days. How name on shoes is his pledge that they factory at Brockton, Mass., by the highest : the h should I know everybody?” are the best in materials, workmanship paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction re- . . and style possible to produce at the and supervision of experienced men, all The Aviator price. Into every pair go the results of working with an honest determination to ou \ bach i? : 7 Mer. Nid sixty-six years experience in making make the best shoes for the price that money By Janes Ganniee, Wissahickon Borrerts, Cope Moy. shoes, dating back to the time when can buy. The retail prices are the same His engine is a low compression-one, W. L. Douglas was a lad of seven, peg- everywhere. They cost no more in San Or His wireless outfit fine ging shoes. Francisco than they do in New York. ae ~ ie the apnle ot his: CAUTION—Before you buy be sure W. L. Douglas name and the Fits seaplane as apple of his eye retail price is stamped on the bottom and the inside top facing. He'll ask the Hun to dine If the stamped price has been mutilated, BEWARE ‘OF. FRAUD. ‘ " by 105 W. L. Douglas stores and over 2000 9000 President W_ I. DOUG! vy athe Simple Lite ; ‘Bove sy malt “bead, or poste tlie teh bonegl a io san Fla e - When you enlist, your worries are over. No more thought about— The high cost of living The color of your neckties Clean collars The price of gasoline Overshoes The subway rush Whether you will be fired Choosing from the bill of fare What to do evenings Vacations Or Perhaps Flying Fishes By IW. McRae. Princess Patricia's Can. Les, BOE. F., France Not long ago during the rainy season in France a fresh Tommy liberated a carrier pigeon and away it sped with the me in the little alu- minum cylinder fastened to its leg. At the destination, the message was spread out and was found to read thus: “Pigeons may be O. K. but if this rain keeps up you'll have to send us ducks.” ‘Fault SINCE 180! Pajamas ax¢ Night Shirts ie NIG Daa “<= Heer Pat Pointing to Higher Things By Lacur. Avavst R. Dorntne, 104th Aero Squdn.. AE. P. While in training Over Here for the air service one of the boys was lucky enough to receive from U.S. A. a box of Huyler’s chocolates. In order not to disturb our thoughts of ‘our interesting work with the candy, every time a plane passed overheerd he would say: “ Feliows, is that our Avro or our D. H. 4?” When wé would be looking up, he'd slip a piece of chocolate into his mouth, unnoticed He got by— But——! Come Home By James Ganeiie, Wissahickon Barracks, Cape Moy, N. J. seaplane left the mother ship, The mother ship was wild. She sent an S. O. S. at once, To call her erring child comicbooks.com