Judge — July 16, 1921 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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—an aristocratic FRENCH IVORY CIGARETTE. CASE Springs open at the thumb’s command. Flower or butterfly Patterns or plain case with an initial, $1; with monogram, $1.50. FRENCH IVORY Put and Take Top ‘all lay: lar at CO. 1078 Broad St. Providence, R. |. The New York Subway By Sorute E. A SUBJECT most entrancing to my Muse, This thoroughfare subtend! Substantial course a multitude pursues, Sublime enigma when I first descend! Sub-aqueous odors all the senses fill, Sub-astral bodies seem to ‘fore me flit! Subconscious memories come and go at will, In my first subterranean view of it! Sub-stratum lights, vities, and sounds Subvert misgivings as the restless tide Submerges, and with agile leaps and bounds Uptown and Downtown meet and sub- divide... Suburban, urban, Bronx to Bowling Green, Subjoined to Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Sub-traction marvels new each day are seen... Subscribed herewith, my compliments to each! RepForp whose divers ways The Country Daisy By K.N. LEANOR’S country cousin, Daisy, came to the city for a visi She was shy and awkward and Bobby pitied her. Moreover, she was pretty. He invited her to go to the beach. The traffic was heavy on the way and Bobby riveted his attention on the wheel. D. sat stiffly beside him. Arrived at the beach, they went to the boardwalk. “Such a pretty chicken,” said Bobby. Daisy, surprised, looked around. She knew there were chickens on the farm ROMEIKE’S (ii roan newsbaner clippings whicn m: HENRY ROMEIKE 106-110 Seventh Avenue RAISE CASH by mailing us diamond new or broken jewelry, gold and silver, false t War Bonds, W: ‘ ‘Cash by return mail, e not satisted, NG & REFINING CO., Cleveland, ‘Ohio New York HE OHIO S 281 Lennox Bldg., Drapn by R. B. Fouer Bobby—Jest a minute, Ma, BEFORE I Give YE MY PANTS To MEND. I ALMOST FORGOT TO TAKE EVERYTHING OUTA TH’ POCKETS. but she did not expect to see any at the beach. “What a dear baby,” ventured Bobby. looked about Daisy, plainly bewildered, for the baby, but saw none. your daddy,” “Let me be pleaded Bobby. “But my father is living,” said Daisy. “We will have a hot dog,” said Bobby savagely. Daisy ate her wiener sandwich, looking apprehensively from side to side for the dog. She was afraid of dogs. Then she suggested, primly, that they start home. It was after eight o’clock and she was never out after nine. Bobby drove along disconsolately. He would never take an unsophisticated girl out again. Later, he became suspicious, then certain, then bold. He dimmed his Drawn by A. T. Mennick BOOK ON DOG DISEASES ‘ And How to Feed Mailed free to any address by the Author H. CLAY GLOVER CO., Inc., 118 West 31st Street, New York ‘America’s Pioneer Dog Medicines headlights, adjusted his taillights and came to a standstill. “Kiss me, sweetheart,” he murmured, Daisy understood that and snuggled closer, Bobby saw he was the unsophisticated one. In It “What induced you to buy an auto- mobile at last?” “T saw ten of them chasing a pedestrian last week and I concluded I was on the wrong end of the sport.”” Our Grand Old Language Boss—What kept you so long—did you see Mr. Brown? Light of the Office—He—he wasn’t ex- actly in. Boss—What do you mean, exactly? L. of the O.—He was out when I went in, but came in before I went out. Love’s Demonstration She put her arms around him in a most loving manner, her eyes shone with the light of great affection for him, she patted his head, he seemed to like it and smiled at her, she laughed a most beautiful laugh. He was sitting on her lap and he was the cutest, sweetest airedale pup in the city. Kismet He snuggled closer as he questioned her: “Do you believe in She leaned back with a contented sigh as she replied: “T think what is going to happen will happen.” “REJECTED ’—BY THE INFALLIBLE, AUTOMATIC, ART-EDITING AND PAYING MACHINE. G® b surpri: had le when | the mz should tion fc small likely closed. comicbooks.com WiIM