Judge — November 19, 1927 — page 33: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

ABSENT-MINDED Proressorn—(returning home, to wife bravely struggling with burst pipe)—Let me see, my dear—what did you ask me to go down to the village for? —Hvenorist Yes, the new parlor sofa car is just the thing for your flapper daughter. Prize Novice—(whose ball has disappeared down a rabbit hole)—What is the best thing to use here, caddie? Cappie (shortly)—A vacuum cleaner, —Passinc Suow (levelanders Prefer the CLEVELAND "THEY: who know it best, prefer Hotel Cleveland for its excep- tional food, its quiet but friendly service, its furnishings and at- mosphere of a luxurious home. Clevelanders who are accus- tomed to the best the city affords, lunch and dine here every day and recommend this hotel to out-of- town friends. They consider it— as you will—more like a private club than a hotel. Yet rates for many rooms are as low as $3, and a moderate priced Lunch Room supplements the main dining rooms. Hotel Cleveland is on the Public Square, convenient to all parts of the city. Every room has pri- vate bath and servidor service. HOTEL LEVELAND PUBLIC SQUARE, CLEVELAND comicbooks.com