Judge — July 4, 1925 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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BARBERS—IMPORTANT! My Establishment is perhaps one of the best paying, most exclusive and largest in America—and any first-class Barber can do as I have done, double and treble his business. Because of the exclusiveness of my place I do not wish to place my name to this adver- tisement, but any Barber who desires to make his Establishment the best known in his town or city and thereby greatly increase his income, then address my Advertising Agency who will forward your letter to me. is is directed to small town Barbers as well as those in bigger cities. Address marked “E. P. W.,” care J. B. Haines Advertising Agency, 1218 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. STATIONERY $400 200 SHEETS, 100 ENVELOPES Printed A tablespoonful Abbott's Bitters. in sweetened water, after meals, is great aid to digestion. Sample ‘of Bitters by mail, 25c. in stamps. . W. Abbott & Co., Baltimore, Md. “POPULAR RADIO is without question the best You will understand when you see it, how very interest- ing and valuable it radio magazine.” is to every owner of a radio receiv- ing set and to every one considering building or buy- ing a General Duffitt—Well, Caddy, what part of my golf do you con- sider the strongest? Caddy—Y our langwidge, sir! The Slavery of Being Prominent (Continued from page 17) Well, this sounds easy, but it is not. You can’t tum matters like this over to your secretary. I must take two hours of my own time to decide whether I want Assortment “C” or Assortment “G.” Now “C” has a Nest of Fiery Scorpions and an Imported Chrysanthemum Mine in it, and I have to balance these against the Large Devil Amongst the Tailors and the Screech —Bystander . Owl Mine contained in “G.” We usually just run out and buy a sack of fireworks about four o'clock Fourth of July afternoon, but, if the catalog is really serious, there may be none to buy this Fourth of July. At any rate, it is something to worry about most of this morning. The chances are I won't order anything, but I must look these assortments over thoroughly, anyway. The problem has come to me in my morning mail, and I must meet it face to face. Gosh! I have a lot of things to face. comicbooks.com