Judge — December 4, 1920 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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Be prepared to drive off enemies to your health by keeping Piso’s handy on your shelf always ready for instant aid, to ward off coughs and colds and pro- tect both young and old from more serious illness. It contains no opiate. Buy Piso’s today. 3Se at your druggist’s There’s a Boat in Barcelona By Cusnces Divine HERE’S a boat in Barcelona, ar are old an’ gray, But the cut 0’ them is rakish, an’ the set 0° them is gay; An’ she’s loadin’ silks an’ almonds, an’ the things that turn to gold There's a boat in Barcelona derlust is old her sails an’ the wan On her hull the white is gleamin’, an’ her masts are painted pink An’ there’s blue along the hatches, an’ she ain't the sort that sink, For a noble, carved escutcheon, with a cottage and a cock Gems the stern to show the weather she is comin’ back to dock Though this boat in Barcelona has some can vas old an’ gray An’ it’s patched in sundry places where the wind has ripped its way It’s the wind I would be feelin’, that same wind that sweeps you clean, An’ the Med’terranee bluer than the bluest sea you've seen COPY THIS SKETCH ‘can do with ft, Rs $30.00 ~~ rained and let me see what Many pewspaper artists earcing to $125.00 of more per week were ¢ HES cee Drown by Cusaces He Santa—Ger! LEAVE AN EXTENSION-LADDER! SIRAFFE GIRLS "D T wis tHose There's a land-time an’ a sea-time in the life o° such as me in’ I'd call ‘em intermittent, if you'll let me make so free In’ I'm wearyin’ 0° sidewalks that go. past the ve old door In’ o° street: re charts are needless to discowr where's the shore So I'm thinkin’ the Ly/yta—that’s the pretty name she bears Is a dream-ship for a wanderer to stow away his cares An’ the sweatin’ Spanish sailor pushin’ barrels up the deck Is a lucky, gold-skinned devil, for he sees ad venture beck. With a sash around his middle, like a pirate in his prime, An’ his forchead in a kerchief red enough for any crime, JUDGE CASCARETS “They Work while you Sleep” You're sluggish—slow as molasses! You are bilious, constipated! You feel headachy, full of cold, dizzy, unstrung Your méals don’t fi is bad, skin sallow. Take Cascarets tonight for your liver and bowels and wake up clear, and cheerful. No griping—no Children love Cascarets o most likely—that’s a wicked razor blade He conceals about his person ‘til the time he gets afraid ‘There's the bo's'un by the awnin’, keepin’ out the way o’ heat An’ the cook upon a hatchway, pickin’ blisters off his feet But it wouldn't spoil my supper, not if 1 were out to sea, Where the sun burns an’ the salt stings, an’ the wind blows free. Ab, my Loat in Barcelona, with her sails so old an’ gray How I sat upon the jetty, an’ 1 watched her sailaway! Now I know the ache 0’ missin’ what [ never will be told For she sailed with silks an’ almonds—an’ a dream that’s turned to gold. lue. Send ail or express. C Goods returned in 10 days if you're not THE OHIO SMELTING & REFINING CO. 281 Lennox Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio Tf you don't read Kiln Fun you don't get all the movie news The December issue now be- Sce the pictures of Coming Stars. Read what the Present Stars are doing. See how they do it on the other side of the world. You get everything in Film Fun for 20c At your nearest newsdealer, NOW