Judge — November 19, 1921 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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$1000.00 for Smiling Faces Here are the rules of the contest Read them carefully! 1. Each smiling face clipped from any magazine or newspaper advertisement will count as a point in JuDGE’s National Smile Week Contest. To the persons who send the largest number of smiling faces clipped from any magazine or newspaper advertisement. published on or before midnight, February 12th, the following cash prizes will be given: For the largest number - - $500.00 For the second largest number For the third For the fourth For the next ten, each - - - 10.00 . Clippings made from now on, from any newspaper or magazine advertisement either current or back numbers (no more than five points will be allowed from any one advertisement) may be entered. The same advertisement in any magazine or newspaper may be used but once by any competitor. . Clippings must be mailed on or before midnight of February 13th, 1922, when the contest closes. Don't send any clippings until you send them all. . This contest is open to you whether you are a subscriber to JUDGE or not. It is not necessary that you buy the magazine in order to enter the contest. . Employees, or members of the families of the employees of the Leslie-Judge Company are barred from this contest. . Check will be mailed to the winner as soon as the winner is determined. In the event of ties, prizes identical in character with that offered will be given to each of those so tying. . The name of the winner will be pub- lished in a number of JuDGE issued during April, 1922. . Address all clippings, with the total number of faces indicated on each package to ‘Chairman, Jupce’s National Smile Week Committee,” 627 West 43rd Street, New York City. Clippings will not be returned. All inquiries regarding this contest should be addressed to the Chairman, ac- companied by a stamp for reply. [nee five smiling young men radiate the spirit that Judge seeks to spread to every far corner of the land. It is this spirit that has estab- lished for their corporation the wonderful record of only 93 complaints for incivility from the 26,- 070,629 passengers carried in six months. What this New York public service corpora- tion has done can also be done by you in your job, by your company in its community, by your community in the country. Judge’s National Smile Week February 5th to 12th, 1922 Save these faces. They will count five points in the famous “$1,000 for Smiling Faces” contest, the rules of which are printed on this page. And save every other smiling face you see in every newspaper and magazine advertisement You may win a share of the fourteen prizes, total ing $1,000, which JUDGE is offering everyone, everywhere. Read the rules. with. Then enter this, the most fascinating and joy- ous contest ever conducted. Watch JUDGE for Smiling Faces They are easy to comply