Judge, 1927-09-24 · page 22 of 36
Judge — September 24, 1927 — page 22: what you’re looking at
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JUDGE “T hear that there is a new kind of soap out that is 99 45/100% pure.” “What is the advantage?” “It floats in a shower bath.” — Pr Nn State Froru Blonde—I can’t find a single pin. Where do they all go, any- way? Dearie—Haven't the least id you see they are headed one w and they are pointed another. ens Tecnu Stone Mitt “You can’t come in here son. —Sre You’re a minor.” H—ll, Mister! I’m a stu- dent.” —Micnican Gancovse “Julius, quit pouring that ground glass into the sugar bowl.” “Aw, gosh, ma, can’t a guy cut up a little around her “Why should I lend you five —Okcanoma Wuirtwinp or sentimental reasons.” “How’s that?” “T've got a d. —M. r. Voo Doo Who Was That Lady? Flashing lights, swirling figures, syncopated rhythm. . . . She looked up into his held her close. > you really have Professor Woodstuff in Biology 30?” “T doj” was the reply; “and of all the mentally-crippled flat tires, he is the unrivaled hat mi as he “Do you know who I am?” she spluttered. “No,” he countered. “Tell me or I shall guess.” “I, sir, am Mary Woodstuff, the professor's only daughter.” “Do you know who I am? “No, but “Thank Gaw —Yate Recorp “Who was the lady I seen you with last night?” “My, my, such English.” —Boston Beanpot “Listen, Jane, tell me what happened after we all drank to ‘Old Lehigh.’ ” “Twas just going to ask you.” —Lenicu Burr Tue Dentist (humming)—Yep, I saw my first robin today. —Yare Recorp comicbooks.com