Judge — November 25, 1922 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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‘W. L.DOUG. $5 $657 &§8 SHOES.::woxs ee Douglas shoes are actually demanded year after year by more people than any other shoe in the world. W. L. DOUGLAS shoes for style, material and worke manship are unequaled for the ce. Atis worth while for you to know that when ou buy W. L, Douglas shoes you are getting the benefit of his forty years experience in making the | Dest shoes possible for the price. U |W. L. DOUGLAS * shoes are always worth the price ¥ — oS paid for them. Wear them and save money, Prowection against unreasonable profits is guaranteed by the price stamped onevery pair. a | WL. DOUGLAS Le DOUGLAS shoes are sold in 110 of our own . Ask your t ‘Only by pet | can you appre value, Refuse substi- sing A so-called “popular price” restaurant nsist upon having W. L. Douglas shoes with | fain i er ats ids nent th ae the retail price and the ‘stamped on the pole, BOYS Shoes $4.00 & $4.50 { ed inmidle A wellress cas ‘| ‘The retail prices are the same everywhere. WL, Donglat name and forirait of pie d la mode. ‘i the bait Anown shee Trade Mark tray of d nd fell | Htnot or sale in your vc ite foreatlog, YE is the dest Anon shee Trade Mar j eg rage landed TO MERCHANTS: If no dealer in your town est standard of quality at the lowest and some ice cream landed on some pie. handies W. L. Douglas shoes, write toda: possible cost. The name and price is It thus was serve A lot of stews and for exclusive rights to handle this quici Shoe Ce, | Alaindy stamped on the sole, Selling, quick turn-over line. Bice, Mae, goulashes could also be accounted for on _ —____ the tripping waitress theory, we suspect. . i} a SECRETARY of Labor Davis advo- UN. Charles II licensed women to ts. ha “ 5 5 & beer for steel workers. appear in women’s parts, all feminine the HAT German scientist who has in- tak roles on the stage were played by men or vented a tickless clock is no friend of does not injure boys. Naturally, the Merry Monarch | the author's trade. For years, “no sound extraordinary Doesn't. Mr. fixed it. ‘There wasn't: much thrill in al’s but the ticking of the clock” has done Davis know ng others of hanging around Drury Lane stage door, duty as a synonym for silence, Nothing \hat you don’t like yourself is the highest waiting for a man or a boy to come out. now is left to say but “He could hear Mie peak, a veritable Mount Everest, of the wae } pauls of hs enn ie ate a Sy earn ience of government? “Doubles for stars didn’t originate iy mayed by the fall of the mark, will next fain ‘erie witha! y , mdced! | The fad pinching Meare Anew and wondrous method will give practice is as old as medieval England, hd invent a beatless natural colors to moving pictures. The when youthful princes had “whipping f = “ limbs of the New York Follics girl will boys” who took their floggings for them | i] an TAURANTS in New York City now have nothing on—not so fast; we're at school. Via) cal are taking out “poison pie in- not through—will now have nothing on ery ae surance” to protect themselves against those of the California bathing beauty. I" HAS been suggested that the Presi- as the vengeance of patrons made ill by tae dent of the United States set aside it cating impure food, Will Mother Goose Dr, Edgar Tlollis Armstrong of Boston ten minutes each day for a personal radio kindly loan us her lyre? has produced what is said to be a crank- talk with the American people. Reading | Sing a song of ptomaines less engine. Patent attorneys will hail which, Mr. Bryan's old wound opens | Baked in a pie. . the day when an engineless crank is in- again. The attractions of the Presidency | Four and twenty ge suits vented, are becoming more and more irresistible. If the people dic When the pie is opened, The poison takes effect, Isn't that a pretty bunch Of money to collect! ae If the advocates of real beer want the logical leader for their cause, they will ly import from Poland the Hon, Joseph Pilsudski. wal t. THE paper strength of acommand does we not always indicate the military va alue ”e of the orgs lc anel Brigham, who related the On a visit to a certain cavalry mander, in the Philippine Islands, conversation drifted around ; strength of the command, the Col s said, “You see, my organization is so newly arrived that I hardly know any of them, but as a matter of fact, on Monday siliskal pein ce there arrived 400 horses that had never Nene Fie ree . a3 ne seen a man, and on Tuesday came 400 Recruiting Oficer So you wish to join the men who had never scen a horse, and Army Have you had any military experi- | a on Wednesday there arrived four lieu- ‘Applicant—Yes, indeed. I have worn a | n tenants who had never seen either horse wrist watch for the past two years.—C. B. v or man.”—Geo. A. Hunt, Captain In- Hazeltine, Major, General Staff, Schofield fantry, Camp Lewis, Wash Barracks, H., T. am