Judge, 1928-02-25 · page 17 of 36
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Liberty Number of Judge When “Come out of the Kitchen” is a warning to the family! Here is a fact of interest to every housewife in America: Every day in countless homes throughout the nation, where sash-weights were formerly popular, soups made outside the home are now being served. Divorce is slow and unreliable. Everyone takes a chance with Gamble Soup. Serve him Gamble. Innumerable housewives have found it the new, easy way to happiness. Each Gamble Soup is a mystery-piece of its kind--the result of careful research through the best highways of America; and sorting and combining the resultant trophies after Gam- ble’s exclusive recipes. And Gamble, remem- ber, is sanitary. All our white-wings wear gloves. Gamble Soup is a troublesome soup to make. Often it bites the hand that stirs it. Yet, de- spite the high price of gas-masks, it is yours for the asking. 12 scents a can. ee REMEMBER: THE BEST SOUP IS ALWAYS A GAMBLE! comicbooks.com