Judge — November 23, 1918 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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OVER HERE The work of The Salvation Army must continue to have your support Will You Help our Christmas and Winter Relief Work? This is our Annual Appeal Send Donations to Commander Miss Booth 118 West Fourteenth Street, New York City Western Dept, Commissioner Estill, 108 N. Dearborn St., Chicago The Ingratitude of Clatterby By Max Merryaan T was the day before Thanksgiving, and Mr. Clatterby had said that he did not know he had anything to be thankful for. There was a hurt note in the voice of Mrs. Clatterby. “Well, Charles Clatterby,” said she, “if I did feel that way I certainly wouldn’t sit there right before your wife and chil- dren and say it right out in so many words. I suppose the fact that you have a wife who does everything she can to | make your home comfortable and happy and four smart, well brought up children —Arnold, stop talking or I will box your ear: Arnold stopped and Mrs. Clat terby continued: “It is a pleasant thing for a wife and mother to hear her husband say that he has nothing to be thankful for when she s making every sacrifice and straining every nerve to do her duty and—how “The Mouse of Taylor” HOTEL MARTINIQUE Broadway, 32d & 33d Streets, New York 400 Baths 600 Rooms | Direct Entrance to Broadway Subway and } Hudson Tu i One Block from Pennsylvania Station Equally Convenient for Amusements, Shopping or Business Rates $2.00 Per Day and Up A SPECIALTY 155 Pleasant Rooms, with Private Bath $3.00 PER DAY The Martiniaug Restaurants Are Well Known tor Good ind Reasonable Prices Heal Itching Skins With Cuticura Ati arpestete: Boap % Otntment Ss #0, Talcum 3. Leetonia eg would you like if if I sat here and said I had nothing to be thankful for? I coulc say it if 1 felt like it with our neighbors on both sides of us ridin way in their ov automobiles while we have to take he street cars every time we go any- where, and the Smythes across the strect hav rdwood floors a Jriental ru and house without a si » hardwoo floor and with inexpensive carpets! Sls amm_ whc hats a y and ofte And the way > new suits a r woman ome have And there is Mrs. Van never has less than while [ am lucky if I g I trim one of them I have to manage to year and I don’t know of anc who has less than three, while as many as five! And th are the Everetts with only four in the family and two maids, and we with six in the family and only one maid, and she such a poor stick [a hamed to have any one ct come to dinner! And yet you don’t hear me sitting here decla t ing to be thankful for, although it is little cc ed to what my two arried sisters have with their own cars and the husband of one getting nearly three times as much as you get! I am sure that if 1 can be thankful ur such con- ditions you ought to be, with a wife that never makes any complaint and with four nice children who— “Lucy, if you pull Eva’s hair again you will be sorry for it! Some men never know how to appreciate a happy, peace- ful home and the titude is something they are incapable of feeling!” UBSCRIPTION RATES NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents pet 1916, 20 cents, ete free in the United St or drawings unless they are accompanied by f that purpose. Advertising Department Offices Brunswick Building Walker Buil Marquette B Henry Build San = For WH Merry ¥mas and 3 A Happy Wew Wear (Xi Santa Claus’ Visiting Card HE above is a small repro- duction of the Christmas card in colors sent to anyone you desire to have receive Les.ie’s as a gift from you for the coming year. Here is a charming method of wishing your friends the compliments of the season. A subscription to LESLIE’s is a reminder fifty- |two times a year of your loving thought for the friend who re- ceives it. A five dollar bill could not be better spent. COUPON LESLIE'S, 225 Sth Ave., New York Please send Lestre’s to the names attached for one +h with the C! I enclose $5.00 subscription yea! mas cards. | for each THE LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY 225 Fifth Avenue New York City comicbooks.com