Judge — April 19, 1924 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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something eof. This man eve of. Usually it's one shouldn't be on the ¢ LooxinGc AngEAp I nave a friend who leads a life of eves points out a mean eve, and we're always -not ease. To him life is just one on it. In his mind, time and fate sad eve after another; a murky, lower- pair of eve-droppers—dropping one eve , threatening eve. If it ist an eve into our trouble cauldron as fast as the latest. previous one has been served up piping hot to blister the mouths of miserable humanity. We are never emerging from anything, | brink. metimes because of a sense sms subconsciously to he shifts from eve to brink and n to eve, but it all means the same to him. Once in a long time, I cither. No midsts, no noons, no morn- might say, though this is so seldom it is ings, eves. E eves hardly worth mention, he makes it a Just Or brinks « Always bright ank, dull, a to-morrow that is and shining example of Dleak misery and despair. And there is weean do about it—nota mits it. We are in for it! et somehow [ get comfort out of knowing to-morrow morning we will only just for variety. When it is a ora brink, he always uses the pre- jective “crumbling.” Why that aw a verge or a brink that the human wasn’t on or that wasn't crumbling! I have reasoned with him time and again to try to pry the human guy nevel nce race off the brink or the verge and see if be on the eve of something else; that maybe the crumbling didn’t stop when that terrible to-morrow we were on the relieved of humanity's weight, but my eve of yesterday has been swapped for| levity ned only to add to his grief, so another second-hand eve in fairiy good | Ilet him alone. He seems to be happiest condition. He would be w« lost without his eve than Adam would have been without his. SrricKLand GILLILAN. when steeped deepest in apprehension. Life is never in the midst of anything with him. Sometifnes when we are to- gether T wish he would move us tempor- arily into the midst of something. The might do me good and “T a little. But no, him for Biror the « eve. y time T see him Tsay a earth.” Judging from the tales of boot- few bromidic things about the weather legging they will swallow) anything and then wait to hear what we're on the London Opinion. ttt | Americans,’ artres are the most ¢ tous people on Dear Old Lady (as broadcasting speaker sneezes)—Oh, dear, now I suppose I shall catch a cold! Yellow Stained Teeth Bleached White New Safe Way No more dark,discolored, spotted or tobaceo- stained teeth. chodent Combination ec only a few cent and removes unsightly stains eeth flashing ut home contains liquid to ich gently ren ment stores everywhere RITTENHOUSE HOTE 22D & CHESTNUT STS. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Rooms with hot and $2 UP cold running water $3 uP Special Luncheon, 90c. As well as service a la carte. Rooms with bath. .... Club Breakfast, 50 up Evening Dinner, $1.25. @ sia —_ lo Liquid — No Bottle . ap erpas—00% alr, 4% oil, y put a Standard Oil Burner in your old en stove or range, withor i Can bei tall in heat of coal, b % 30 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL gi SPacial Price 1 Oil Burner (any type) Money back guarantee BOOK ON HOME 1 Durning saves money, , heater, STANDARD OIL BUR) 103 North Main St., Agents And Distributors wanted wis, Hy