Judge — December 11, 1920 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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> y ? December 11, 1920 Make a Fussy Picture Ovr or Tits ano Win $25 Now Let Everybody Wiggle-Wobble Here Is a Chance to Amuse Yourself and Win $25 Just by Being Silly on Paper Perhaps you We'll tell AN you wiggle-wobble? don’t know what we mean you. It’s an casy substitute for shim- mying while sitting down—a jazz dance with a pencil. And_ it’s great fun. You don't have to put en your glad rags to indulge in this pastime. You don’t even have to leave your home or go out into the cold night to par- ticipate in this revelry. Anybody strong enough to hold a pencil can wiggle-wobble. And there’s money in it! Real money! It all grew out of the idea of keeping our readers interested in us—and in themselves. Judge wants to be part of your household—a jolly and welcomed companion and these wiggle-wobbles are go ing to be one of the most popular features in “The Happy Me dium.” Watch — this pastime grow. You will oon find your neighbors sitting up o'nights fill ing out the funny out ONE INTERPRETATION OF THe Wiccre-Wonste wobbles. You don’t have to be n artist to produce a first prize wiggle-wobble You have only to scis- sor out the meaningless curleycue at the top of this column and con- vert it into something your fancy dictates. better. resembling whatever And the funnier the — Stupid They were alone in the store and she gazed oulfully into the handsome drug clerk’s eyes. “L would like a long kiss,” she murmured. “Charge or cash?” asked the young man as ¢ handed her a lipstick Wait a Bit Could you take a joke seriously? I scarcely know you yet He She lines of these wiggle- (I Seccestep by Promermon In this column you will see what some of the fellows in our office have done with the motif. A thousand changes can be rung on the wiggle-wobble here given as a specimen We going to print a new wiggle wobble every week and we will give $25 are Tuaues Cotlege to anyone sending wri in the most amus- Fe . Contert ing extension of the wavy line pub- Coup lished in each num. ber. A second prize of $10 will be paid for the next funni- est wiggle-wobble and three prizes of $5 each will be given to the three readers whose wig- gle-wobbles bring the broadest grin, after the first two prizes are awarded. Take a pencil sow and see if you can convert the wiggle-wobble at top of this page ir amusing form For convenience it will to trace the ona Convertinc THE WiccLe- Wonsrr into a Lovinc Cur some be best wiggle-wobble of cardboard or Keep as it piece writing-paper. the heavy outline stands and merely draw of what the ) elaborated picture should be. It isn’t hard. Try it—and you may win the first prize of $25 your id or one of the second or third prizes at least Send in your picture when completed to the WicGre-Wornsre Eprror ea co Judge 225 Fifth Avenuc New York City a Correct “Hasn’t muzzer’s boy a word to say for him- Muszer's Boy—" He! He!” “Quick, Watson, the Needle!"’ “What's the matter, Holmes? Audley’s jewels gone?” ». Just this confounded weskit button! i again.” Lady 2 B. Altman & Cn. Men’s Silk Neckwear for Yule-tide giving is an interesting feature of the holiday display in the Men’s Furnishings Department on the First Floor. The greater part of the collection is composed of scarfs fashioned from French and Swiss silks of rare attractiveness, im- ported by and reserved ex- clusively for B. Altman & Co. These scarfs were made in workrooms located in the establishment. The prices, in stock. range from $2.50 to 5.00 (War Revenue tax additional) Scarfs made from American silks are in stock at 150 & and Knitted Silk Mufflers at $10.00 to 18.00 $1.00, 2.00 Madison Avenue = Fifth Avenuc Rew Work 34tb and 35tb Streets