Judge — January 10, 1925 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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DON’T WEAR A TRUSS BE COMFORTABLE— Wear the Brooks Appliance, the @odtern ecientine favention whit, Poult, together the broket jo nalves oF plasters. Durable. Chea Sent on fia ta prove is worth. Be MBG» & BROORS ‘ware of imitations, Look for trade-mark bearing portrait and siamatare of C; Brooks which appxars on every, iance. None other gepuine, Pull information eid cat free in pisis, sealed envelope. BROOKS APPLIANCE CO., 371-4 State St., Marshall, Mich. Make $100.00 a week and up, sellii our fine made-to-measure, all-woo! 4 } suits, direct to wearer. Biggest values — . positively sell on sight. Biggest commis- sions paid in advance. We attend tode- livery and collections. 6x9 swatch sam- ples—over 100 styles all on: rarnished FREER. Part or full time mea write at once. “Hot Puppies!” 7 Yo saieat or experience, recommen / Gorpieve Steet Wert Key to Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 11 Horizontal a The alpha ant cimega of women’s thoughts q he Kooekers’ Club, 1. The cont Vertical \ WV) EARN MONEY 1uaMEDUATELY- a | / WE FURNISH EQUIPMENT TO START italy chars the parson dhurs at the onl af the ove 10, What the widower us Us. Fle f Uo teed pour eblitnys Pueuse state age | THE LANDON SCHOOL ar i | \ ! 1482 National Clevetene, 0. BOW LEGS? ate Our Garter (pats) Doers Makes apt Hang Straight 1, Other peor ih Mis idea th. A town in F Hike to call some surgeene biel Rip Van Winkle you know them a hong way off of the weaker sex. (Warning periads (not the em le have thes ber before h greases Dept. 23 "829 BEACON ST., BOSTON % ADVANCE ROYALTY ish fire and water wa LE M sae “CORPORATION we acs Cit; mab girl they up aml rote a song w Lam: vertical 31 could relieve me, > d ° © . 5 jective that ought to replace “orar™ 4 ‘near beer.” ' | A monthly magazine with pletures of your fa- | it eben combing his hair. 55, He cowes in bandy for paying bills. vortte movie stars. On all newsstands the second of each moath. comicbooks.com