Judge — January 22, 1927 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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OLD MONEY WANTED We Paid $200 to J.D. Martin of Virginia FOR JUST ONE COPPER CENT | Please accept my thanks for your check for $200.00 In payment for the copper cent I vent you. lappreciate the interest {You have given this transaction. It ls & ieasure to do busines with » Grm chat Randtes matters as you da. Twi to a ‘sure you that it will be a pleasure to me tovcell all my friends of your wonderful offer for old coins” JULIAN D MARTIN, Virgain Post yourself! It Pays! We paid Mr.Manning,NewYork $2,500 fora singlesilver dol- lar.Mrs.G.F.Adams,$740 for some old coins. W. F. Wil- harm, Pennsylvania, $13,500 for his rare coins. In the last 20 years we have paid hun- dreds of others handsome premiums. Ali Kinds of O1d Coins, Bills and Stamps WANTED! f | rO.08 $1.00 t0 $1,000 paid for certain old s, dimes, quarters,etc. now we will pay $50 for 1913 y Head nickels (not Buffalo) ‘Por 1894 dimes, "S° Mine. $8.00 for 1853 quarters, no arrows, 10.00 for 1866 quarters, no motto. 200 each for 1884 and 1885 Silver Trade, Dollars. 10 cents each for | 1912 “'S” Mint nickels, etc.,etc. BigCash Premiums for Hundreds of Coins now Circulating | WUST: THREE JOLLY GOOD | FELLOWS: ON A’ BENDER® Would you like to hear one about two elevator boys? Well, probably not, but you're going to hear it anyway. Said one of them, “By the way, Giles, a gent offered to bet me one thousand smackers against my five hundred that Jess Willard would knock out Jack Johnson!” “And what did you do?” queried Giles, shifting the quid to his other check. “Oh, T took him up at once!” sallied Jerry Kornbloom, not without humor, we | think. Well, so long, T'll see you in the funny papers! There are literally thousands of old coins and bills that we want at once and for which we will pay. big cash premiums. Many of these coins are now passing from hand to handincirculation. Today orto» morrow a valuable coin may come’ into your possession. Watch Your, change. Know what tolook for. You Will Open Your Eyes ‘When You Read Our Large Illustrated Coin Folder { Send 4cents. We will send at ‘once our highly illustrated and | interesting Coin Folder. WRITE | odor of burning wool and crepe de Are You a Collegian? ee eae inion | chine was wafted on the breeze. ‘The ; gation on the profes tha have : 7 °f } een made from old money. No smoke grew heavier. But. they (-lnswers to Questionnaire on page 14) j en made i obligation on your part. You ave nothing to lose—every- stirred not. The clock struck two. Histringe thingto gain 4 Little tongues of flame leaped > Shaw Sing, from their ardent embrace but still aes aaa . they stood, immovable, impervious >» Tailors and landladies. | to anything but the flaming love that #. Around the hip pockets. had won the mahogany bar for dear 9. A Vassar blonde. | old Three Star. Now the flames 6. Because gentlemen preferthem. mounted higher, roaring like a 7. None. : mighty anthem. In the eerie light of 8. University of Cincinnati and the blaze, angels wearing the colors — Harvard. Fi a . } of dear old Three Star, hovered 9, Numismatic Company of Texas above them, plunking out tinkling 10. Co-eds. melodies on golden mandolins. They buried Belladonna and Dewey on a green hillside and once By looking. Dept. 221, Fort Worth, Texas | Please send me your large Illustrated 11. Dunt esk. Coin Folder for which I cnclose 4 cents 12. Football. : a year on Commencement Day the |: Nothing. ; = members of the senior class make a 14. Hopkins Grammar School. GENE SATE ER I HR pilgrimage to the hallowed spot and 15. Mr. Gordon. drink a few quarts to the health of | 16. The janitor. AdAIGES i sw1cenecommmemeeraeesan the young couple. 17. The berries. . State comicbooks.com