Judge — April 7, 1923 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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Taught By Improved Methods Many art school advertisements tell about the great and ever increasing de: id for commercial artists—big pay—equal opportun- ity for both men and women, etc. Very good! This is all quite true, but you must first be properly taught. Understand? Properly taught! Few top notch artists are good in- structors. Very few. By searching through many studios we have found them. A Master Course Is Offered Endorsed as the official training school for leading Commercial Art houses, employing hundreds of artists. Correct educational meth- ods applied. A practical educator and a corps oftop notch commercial artists, offer students the benefit of 20 to 30 years of high grade ex- perience. Only the best instruction is good enough for you. Students finishing halfofthis unusual course can secure and holddesirable positions. Course can be made to pay for it- self many times while studying. Either class room or home study instruction. course. Same \\ credits. If you like to drav ‘Ask for our book telling all ‘and the opportuni IT. Send 6 cents in stalape for postage. NATIONAL ACADEMY NN OF COMMERCIAL ART ony 230 heey OHIO ST.. ime CHICAGO TLL Conrendants Course IN INS CARTOONING, Comic Art & Caricature Short Cut and Square Deal For illustrated catalog and testi- ials send 6c in stamps. Address EHEADS, N. Y. R: our mame plainly Write yo ZIM, Amateur Knights of the Brush— UDGE will award, during the year 1923, a gold watch suitably en- graved, to the contributor sending in the illustrated idea, which, in the opinion of the editors, is the funniest. The label “Amateur” is used in this connection with no intention to be- little the quality of the art, which we expect, in many cases, will be as good as that of the regular contributions. Pimples Your skin can be quickly cleared of Pimples, B heads, Acne Eruptions on the face or boc Bi Itch, Eczem: 1 fatter being ‘amicted. for $1000 Cosh save | ean ct . S. GIVENS, 224 AGENT ns walls, hangs pape ells for teas than 3 00% Harper Brush Earn Big Profits with Harper's Household Cleaning Set. and dries window sweeps, 2 pront: ¢ nstart without 39 field, Lowa. By winnie! sear | taLL, u D., PhD. FACTS MADE PLAIN id Every young wile should know What every parent should knew tain Cloth bin ‘320 pages—many illustrations oi e'® Table of contents, and commendations, on’ request. COMPANY, 409 Winston UDGE to gi Remember that a bright, original ide paper. Drawn by Horace T. ELMo. Mrs. Blink —Won't you have an apple, sonny? Sambo—Yes, Ah likes apples, but Ah wouldn’t taste one for anything in the world. “Why, how is that?” “Well, didn’t mah grandmother die with appleplexy?” Drawn by Cuester L. SoLomont. “My dear, will you be my wife?” “T'll croak first!” set aside this page for the work of the budding artist. e help and encouragement to the amateur whose work gives promise of real abilit l-important, then draw c Address your contributions to Amateur Page, Junce, 627 W He hopes, Drawn by Wa. E, HOLMAN. Old Mr. Alligator—My, what a bright-looking young man! What do you expect to be when you grow up? Willie Alligator—A—a traveling bag. Drawn by R. J. News. The Love-sick —Gosh, Lenora, I don’t think much of these divided seats!