Judge — November 17, 1923 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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Testimonials We Never Read I HAVE spent many pleasant hours underneath my Stubborn Six. With the exception of a new differential, uni- versal joints, transmission, clutch, piston rings, cylinders, timer, valves, radiator and carburetor I have never had to re- place a new part. It will take any hill in low and my mileage averages over fiv miles to the gallon.—I. M. Sorazneu, Des Moines, Ia. Tam more than ple bert Portable house. With the help of seventeen carpenters it took only half a month to erect and it has proved a stanch friend—in fact so stanch it has been ing to fall on my neck ever since. It s enabled us to keep open house for the sides are continually gaping, and we love to sit in the cozy living-room and listen to the wind whistle micrrily through it. It is the same with the rain and snow. Since we have moved into an apartment we have enjoyed it hugely.—NeEILAN Pray, Little Falls, N. Y. T am more than pleased with my new Smashum Dish Washing Machine. The drudgery of washing dishe a thing of the past and if my husband can afford to keep on buying new dishes it will more than pay for itself. It amuses the chil- dren, and has made my husband feel at home out here in the country as he has been used to living next to the elevated Mrs. Liventery, Plainfield, N. J. sed with my Slob- Thanks to AcME VARNISH. MONDAY MORNING As it seems to the hostess who’s had week-end guests. vil So The idea is ours, but the ad. is Ine’s. “T’ll see if I can’t get a heated taxi.” “Don’t bother. way home.” I am pleased with my Gabriel Ear Trumpet. I now can hear a toy cannon shot off next to my head without any trouble and when my wife fell downstairs with an armful of tinware I heard her plainly. Tt helps my work in the boiler factory.—D. F. Dunn, Erie, Pa. I’m going to tell you about my bills on the I am bounding with enthusiasm over my new sct of Snare & Delusion Snub- bers. Ihave been up in the air ever since they have been attached and my car glides along the road like a kangaroo. We do not feel the bumpiest roads be- cause we are never on the seat.—Hr N. Lorry, Bounding, Miss. Tam delighted with our Hoosis Kitchen Cabinet. My husband couldn’t do with- out it. He’s never been able to find any of his odds and ends, but now he keeps;the nails in the drawer marked cinnamon, the tacks in the salt drawer, etc., and they are always handy. The flour bin is just the thing for the children’s toys and the rack for knives and forks just the thing for the automobile wrenches. The top shelf we use for old books.—Mrs. Fuss t, New Rochelle, N. Y. ed your Alwayswet Floor Varnish on our guest room floor and your claim that it saves the surface is absolutely correct. We haven’t been able to walk on it for over a week as it isn’t dry yet. ple as I was expecting my jaw, and of course she cannot come until it is perfectly dry.—Ep LarrinweELt, Westport, Conn. ttt Diogenes gazed in wonder at the bill- boards as he wandered up the strect. Liveroot Restores Your Hair Over Night! Earn 100 a Day Drawing! Rubberoid Tires are Puncture Proof! 30 Miles to the Gallon With the Sapp Six! Take off Fifty Pounds in Two Days! Restore Your Youth With Energeno! “T guess I’m on the wrong street,” he murmured, shaking his head.