Judge — March 24, 1928 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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Enjoy over- sunday ata | Statlerwith =|?" Mla Youna Lavy Moronist—It’s snowing and sleeting and I'd e | like to buy some chains for my tires. “I'm sorry—we keep only groceries.” “How annoying! 1 understood this was a chain store.” Time usually drags for a traveler in a strange city over Sunday. That's why the newest Statler service is so much appreciated. Lounging comfortably in your room at any Stat- ler Hotel, you can listen to the radio as you would at home. Choice of two carefully selected pro- grams always available. And there's no charge. Plan your trip to be in a Statler over Sunday. You're sure to enjoy a very pleasant week-end. Protaren Former Motoncycuist—I don't care if you sre used to the There are Statler Hotels ins side-car, Tillie—you'll have to give it up. You can see how BOSTON it throws the plane out of balance! BUFFALO (Hotel Statler and Hotel Buffalo) —— — CLEVELAND DETROIT + ST.LOUIS — _ es NEW YORK (Hotel Pennsylvani, . . * Statler-Operated) Prize Winners: Lenz Bridge Problem No. 2 Hl i As it appeared in the February 18th issue of Judge ote S First Prize: Father Preble, Newton Centre, Mass. Second Pri Major A. H. Bai Nogales, Arizona tat er Third Prize: Albert $. James, Stockton, Calif 7,700 Rooms with bath and | The names of the prize winners of Problem No. 3 will appear in the issue of radio reception. Fixed, ua- | Mareh 31st, instead of in this issue, as previously announced. changing rates posted io alk | (Sve Page 23 for Lenz Problem No. 7) oome. L comicbooks.com