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KEEP ON DANCING Don't stop to start the phonograph—just use this little device and it make the record play over and over again until the machine runs down—absolutely automatic type of ¢ phonoyraph (except swings out the way when not in use, does not in any way affect the record or the machine. Handsomely nickel plated and will last a lifetime Fits any Edison) Sent postpaid on receipt of $7.30 with the un derstanding that if not satisfactory it may be returned and money immediately refunded. THE ELLINGTON COMPANY 80 Boylston St. Boston, Mass. | SLEUTH AUTOMATIC LIQUID sarot manent injury. Pertectty 74 je tocarry. Fires and recharges by putling trigger. Loads trom any haquld. Not According to Schedule By Vaestiss B. Gitweat A DARKY of enormous bulk, in frock coat and resplendent green tie, laid a gold- headed cane on the show-case of a little jewelry shop. “Ah done wants to hab de haid ob dis yere stick marked.” Very well, Sam; In ‘fectionate brudder Albert.’ rcross his eyes. “All right, Sam; want it?” what mem'ty ob lo you want on it?” mah dead He passed his great hand It war his’n, sah.” PU fix it up. When do you \h sh’d jedge in "bout a week.” Two days later Sam was again leaning heavily on the show-case. Ah done change mah mind ‘bout havin’ dat k marked,” he said. “That's all right, Sam; [ haven't started it But what made you change your mind?” | Well, y’ see, sth, mah brudder Albert, he st done escape THs amusing picture, in full colors, 9x12, mounted on a heavy mat, ready for the frame, will be “War Babies” Sent postpaid for 25 Cents JUDGE ART PRINT DEPARTMENT 225 Fifth Avenue New York City Diplomacy The smart young automobile salesman was trying to sell a car to a farmer who swore he would never set foot of the pesky in one things. Other salesmen had tried and had failed Now, Mr. Cornsilk.” spoke the young man. This bar here is the thing here is the ‘wh ‘gid dap’ rod, ‘This iron pedal. The other one is the * k’ pedal. This tin box is the feed bag. Of course this jigger here is the reins. Perfectly simple. I'd like to sell you this little nag.” The farmer stroked his chin and looked like a man stroking his chin in thought Well, I dunno, young man. yes’ if you'd throw in a whip.” I might say Begging the Question She met him in a darkened room Said he, “I’ve brought some roses!” She answered with irrelevance, “Oh, dear! how cold your nose is!” Drawn by ATM Porrixe up THe Prices Are You There? Jessica H. Lowen the Einstein theory of relat test wonder of the scientific world show us that stars are not what they seem, because in coming to us their light is believed to be er, adu- ally bent or curved, so that by the time it reaches theeyes of the observer the body from which it nes is really not where it seems to be at all.” York Sun TWINKL twinkle, little star How I wonder where you are! High above I see you shine; But, according to Einstein, You are not where you pretend, You are just around the bend! And your sweet seductive rey Has been leading men astray All these years—O little star Don’t you see how bad you are! 32 which JUDCE Every Married Couple who contemplate marr: ¢« Should Own this complete informative “The Science of a New Life” By JOHN COWAN, M.D. armage and Its wWwhiirto Starry Analysed. Quaiitie ™W How's lappy AMagreed Lie la Secur Descriptive circular giving fu plete table uf contents mailed FREE, J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING CO. 64 Rose Street New York City | Alphabetical Advertising Oh, merchant, in thine hours of € € ©, If on this poem you should cc ¢, Take my advice, and now be y y y; Go straightway out, and advert iii! You'll tind the project of such uuu | Neglect can offer no ex q qq; Ke wise at once, prolong your da a a \ silent business soon dk kk! A Close Shave The H.C. of L. was brought home vividly to an Indian brave who entered a small grocery store in Chickasha, Oklahoma. The red mar who probably recalled the day when ten cents would purchase @ half-pound of cheese, usual! accompanied by enough soda crackers for : meal, ordered a dime’s worth for his lunch The clerk poised a sharp knife carefully and then pared off a strip of cheese the thickness of a blotter. ‘The Indian contemplated his purchase for a moment and said “Ugh! Damn near missed him.” [R egarding Subscription and Editorial Matters SUBSCRIPTION OFFICES: Main offi ding. 225 Fifth NEW VORK. Eu Dawson & Sone Ltd. Cannon Howse B.C. England. Aanual c age free in the United States, 4 Brunswick Avenue an agent Bis Single copies Its 1917, 20 cents each; s representing themsetves as connected with JUDGE + he asked to produce credentials ADVERTISING OFFICES: Brunswick Bide, Walker Bldg, Boston; Marquette Kidg., Chicago; Seattle New York; Henry Bite, CHANGE IN ADDRESS: Subscriber's old address ax well be sent in with request for the ch Ale a change EDITORIAL OFFICE: 225 Filth Avenue, New York Ci To ¢ will be glad to consiser jol 0 should alway® be accompanied by y Leslic-Judge Company. Entered at the Sevond-clast Mail Matter. Pub. ‘ompany, 225 Fifth Avenur President. Reuben I Sleicher Rollauer, Treasurer. Printed by the Schweinler Pree Pont at New V lished weekly by New Vork. J Address all correspondence to 225 Fifth Avenue JUDGE New York City comicbooks.com Ja tor You 9