Judge, 1929-01-26 · page 18 of 34
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JUDGE (With Better Results) Now Missus S} Her hubby. Jack, was leat Incessantly he smoked. while she Had cravings saccharine. They thought it best, just as a test. To switch; they did (no jok- ing); So now he eats all of her sweets, While she does all his smoking. We can wa tnile for a Camel, because Luckies never affect our wind. Timely Proverb—Many hands can’t make a lighter work. ELLE SEES CMR A WE'RE SOLD ON YOUR IDEA, BOYS, PIPED THE PEONS Tune up your fumand let's play, “Mamie, Come and Maim Me,” or, “I'm Saddest When My Sadist Is way.” “Any remarks before I sentence you, stupid?” barked a beak. “And how!" bawled Burglar Ben, “It's pretty scrimy being identified by a Turk that kept his head under the bed-clothes the whole time I was blowing the safe!" Pardon the quainting spell, I just finished reading “Winnie the Pooh.” Turnabout att was very fat, —R. C. O'Bates k—or even run—a kilt for coonskin topped off with modern sweater. Edinburgh University goes Joe College, and discards the plaid > comicbooks.com